The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1902-08-09
Items from New windsor and Uniontown
districts.

Ing Of last week At Locust VI fla arm near New
honor Of hk son Herbert it being his twenty FIRST
ca,n Mis party was gotten up Dy MS
enee Engr among those present. res s Were = Misses
Sarah Smith. Lsmora Bankard. Marie Bale, Edna
snader. Carrie Fenby and Ruth Davis of Baltimore;
Miss Hiberger Elsie Stevenson, Virginia Richard
son keba Richardson, Elizabeth Rinehart, Emma
Ecker, Helen Ecker, Merle Eng.ar. lone Englar,
Agnes Robinson. Mary cooEson and Frances Cook.
son; Messrs Granville Hibberd, Herbert Getty, chas
Clemson. George Brilliant, Keiso Anders. Ira White
hill, Clarence Anders, Raymond Anders, William
Fraser. Raymond Richardson, Edward Baker, Edwin
Kolb. Chester Bankard. Preston Ecker. Burton
pleasantly spent and after abundant refreshments
they departed, wishing Mr.. Engar and themselves
many happy returns OF the day
Mrs. Thomas j. Stouffer and Thomas L. Slingluf
gave dancing and card party TO a number Of their
friends on Monday evening at Avalon Farm, the
New Windsor. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. J. E.
Barnes, Mr.. and Mrs b. d. Ensor. Mr., and Mrs.
harry ). Stoufer Mrs. w. Cora Stonffer, Mrs James
Beacham Mrs. j. F. Russell of Brooklyn; Misses
Hattie and Margaret Eel er, Sadie Myers and Miss
Kemp; Messrs. Robert Weaver Preston Ecker. Jas.
Beacham Isaac Ecker, Walter aud Herbert Getty.
Mr.. and Mrs T. G. Suman and daughter Ethel, of
Baltimore, have been spending some Time with Mrs.
fer, Union Bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Stone and daughter Helen,
Of baltimore, are guests of Mrs. Ii. Stouier. New
Rev. j. T. Ensor and wife, Mrs sallie Brooks and
daughter Hester, of Baltimore are with Mr.. and
Mrs. E. s. Stouffer, New Windsor.
Miss Emma Myers. of Baltimore, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. William Wright, near Clear Ridge.
A large crowd attended the funeral last saturday
OF the two young men, Samuel ana Joseph Trlte,
who lost their lives in trying to save their brother
The remains inferred in double grave in II pc
Greek German Baptist burying ground. The services
were conducted by Elder jeremiah Brown, and Ell
der Ephraim Stoner preached the sermon. OtheI
Elders present who took part in the services were
Solomon Stoner, Greenbury Ecker, W. Z. Englar
| Ephraim Stoufer and Abraham Snader. The pail
| bearers were-William McKinstry, Grover Repp
| Harvey Repp Mervin Fiscel. Walter Bangs Guy
Fiickinger Jesse buckingham, Howard Cnwmer
Samuel Hof, William Lambert, Leslie GREENWOOD
| and Edward Flickinger. Charles Bale, New Wind
sor, undertaken.
| Josiah Erb Uniontown has had his three story
residence painted which adds to the beauty of the
| South End of town. Bankard Brothers, New Wind
| sor, did the work.
Wesley Gilbert, also OF Uniontown, has had hi
residence weatherboarded and painted John Ham
| burg was the artist Mr. Gilbert his one OF the
prettiest flower gardens in the village.
| Harvey Erb, also of the South End of Uniontown
has treated his house to a set of blinds The Bank
ard Brothers painted the house TINS week; ..,,..a
Theodore Eckard has remodeled his (Deviibiss
residence in UniOntown, and improved its appear
ance by adding spacious porch.
Mrs. Susan Cushing near Denning's. has 6000 Dill
| of lima beaLs planted and John Powell, near West
minister has $500 hills The first shipment of beam
4 to Baltimore from New Windsor was made fhurs
| day.
| The first Katydids were heard on the 25th of July
| Six weeks from that time. then frost
| Charles Sittig saw white wren last week. Quit
| a curiosity.
The Clear Ridge fishing club are talking of having
| another outing through the meadows along Pip
Creek They complain of the creek being very I'm