The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1901-08-24
Items from Several Districts.

Ida May widow of the late Harvey Little. died
at the home of Pemberton Wood, near Union
Bridge last Sunday, in her 18th year. Her funeral
took place on Tuesday afternoon. Rev. X. S.
Rowe, pastor of the Methodist Protestant church
offered prayer at the house The interment was at
the Union Bsidge cemetery. The pall-benrers were
Silas Senseney, Cleve. Anders, William Wood. Will
linn j. Haines, Gideon Smith and Barzilla Jones.
Mrs. Harvey ZentZ died at her fathers home near
Mddeburg, of typhoid fever, last Tuesday, in her
18th year. Interment at MI. Union on Wednesday.
Chidren's day services will be held i'll Pipe Greek
German Baptist church on Sunday morning next.
A special program has been arranged for the &C.
casion.
the New Windsor College. 1t is the pipe sys-
tenn with two boilers of the Monitor make, with
81 radiators and 500 feet of pipe.
John Grabii, living Union Bridge had
horse buggy and set of harness stolen from his
barn on Monday night.
We have Il "Fagin" at one of the Sans Creek
mills. He has his COW trained to bring in calves
from the neighbors fields.
wheel for Silver Spring Mills near New Windsor.
George Fair, of 'Possom Hollow, bitten in
the face bya dog on Saturday last. The dog left
The marks of his teeth his lip and both sides of
his nose. He was playing with the dog when it
Jumped up and bit him.
son, near Uniontown, caught his hand in a steel
trap which his father had setting for ground moles
and forgot TO spring it in the morning. This is the
third accident the little fellow has had III the past
six months
1893 people went with the Union Bridge Knights
of Pythias on their excursion last Saturday.
The second lot of caterpillars have made their
appearance. They are much more destructive 10
the fruit trees than earlier in the season.
Lewis Jones and daughter Miss Elsie Jones, and
son Lewis Jones. of Philadelphia Pa, have been
visiting Granville s. Haines and wife, near Union
Bridge. They came automobile and made
the run of 132 miles in twelve hours
Miss Jennie Rogers of Philadelphia, Pa, is visit
ing Mrs David Englar. Jr., at Medford.
Ephraim Reese bookkeeper at Sparrow's Point
visited his home near Bark Hill several days this
week.
Henry Nulty wife and three children, of Balt-
more are at Charles Sittgs, near Uniontown.
John Thomas, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stone.
died on Monday; interment at Pipe Creek cemetery
on Wednesday, He was a grandson of Charles
Croft, of Westminster.
Misses May and Sadie Newman, and Mamie
0'Brien. of Baltimore, are at Jordan Springs,
Bowers Brothers, near New Windsor.
Job Hibberd died on the 22d instant, at his resi-
dence, near New Windsor. He was in his Sith year,
and leaves widow, his second wife, who was Miss
Harriet Coale, and one son, Charles j. Hibberd In
religion NJ r. Hibbert was Il Friend. For num-
Der of years he was engaged i'll farming, and after
wards Joined his brother, Joseph Hibberd in con
duciing wooden factory. He one of the in
Windsor in 1865, andta director thereof until his
death Since the death OF the late Thomas +. Shep-
herd, he has been its president HIS funeral viii
take place this Saturday at 80 p. M
Prog of Sacred Concert by Union Bridge Band,
Sunday. August 25th. at p. M. at Hamilton Park:
RellgloSO, Adesle flueies.-.- CHuiHOeFS
Refuge, Gland Medley of Gospel Hymns. Bennett
Magnfcat, Fantasia on Sacred Songs. jIegFeues
PART2.
Joy to the World, Sacred farmhouse
Inc HOLY Clty......-...-- .-.-. q uuHsS
Celestial overture w l'eadtctHe
Taps Sacred farmhouse