The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1904-01-02
UNIUNTOWN DISTRICT ITEMS.
Resignation of Teacher and the Vacancy
Filled-OfficerS Eleted-PerSOnalS, Etc.

Mr.. Vernon l. B. Smith, of Altoona, Pa,
| and Miss Bertha v Reindollar, were married
| on Thursday, December oath, at = P. m. at
| the home of Harry A. Reindollar, brother OF
the bride, 1889 West Lafayette avenue, Baitl.
more, Nd. Rev. Charles F. Futz, pastor OF
| Otterbein Memorial United Brethren Church,
performed the ceremony. The bride was
! gowned in creme crepe de chine and carried
a huge bouquet of Bride roses. Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith spent Christmas at the home OF Mr..
Reindollar, and on SATURDAY left for their flu
ture home, in Altoosse Pa. The bride is a
daughter of CharleSF Reindolar, of Clear
Ridge.
Luther Mering, of Indianapolis Iud.. and
Misses Maggie aud Joanna Mering, of Bruce
vile, were guests of the Misses Mering, Clear
Ridge, this week.
Miss Nellie Haines, Of Owing's Mills. Is
visiting relatives and friends in Umontown.
Morris Routson and wife, of Baltimore, are
guests of his mother, Mrs. Missouri Rouson,
Uniontown.
Harvey Hiteshew. of Pittsourg, Pa. is Wis
itng his parents, William Hiteshe" and WIFE
near town.
Cover Routson aud wife. of Buckingham
School, Buckeystowu, spent the past week
among friends.
Howard Myers. of Baltimore, is visiting his
parents, Solomon Myers aud wife. near Ire
vanion.
Edward Fritz. of the Enamel Works, Bal,i-
more, was at his fathers, Murdecai Fritz 5,
this week.
Newton Gilbert. of Annapolis, made his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Gilbert short
visit this week.
Edward Bull, of Baltimore, visited friends
in town this week.
Prof. Thomas Moale Ireland, principal OF
- hos assar.ts4t g.
in Baltimore aud has given up the school here.
George W. Hess has been appointed TO It'll
the vacancy.
II. Carroll Weaver, With Hochschild, kohu
4 Co. Baltimore. Is spending the New Year
holidays with his parents h. II. Weaver ani
wife.
Mrs. Embrose, Of Brooklyn, y Y, is visit
ing her parents, J. +. Leniz aud ~lte.
Independeut Order OF Mechanics No. s..
Of Uniontown. last Saturday evening, elected
the following officers for the ensuing year
W. NJ. Jesse f. BilImYeF; j. NJ, Rev. J. d,
Clark: ). NJ, John Sell; Conductor, Edward
Caylor: Trustee. NJ. G. Shaw; Recording See
retary. Or. Luther Kemp: Financial Secre
,sry. Snader Deyilbiss: Treasurer, ". Guy
SeEafooSe. Representative 20 the Grand
Lodge. Harry Copenhaver, which meets N
Baltimore in March. Alter the election Of
officers they we're entertained by q gnPhA
phone and treated to an oyster roas'. towers
we're laid for fifty. The committee OF arrange
ments we're Harry b. Nerng, Sna4er Devil
bliss and J. Rinehari Lie.
Ex.Couutv Commission Daniel D1-hi,
speo. the holidays with h,s daughter, Ms
Brambaugh. To Bro0klyH, y. \.
George Rau,son has }usi returned from
visit to his son ia NayneSbaro. Pa
The Sunday school Xmas services. 81 each
church. last week. were mach enjoyed ~ ap
preciative audiences.
The ministers IN she different ehuTches we're
remembered by their congregations wItb sub.
siantial and useful presents.
Yomiug Lodge ]. .. K. NJ. No 81. Of
UnionsoWn, on the evening 81 December =
elected the following officers for p. eusiiug
year Sachem. g. z Warner; Prophet, b
/. Waltz: Sen. Sycamore, Harry Copsahaver;
Jan. sag. r. J. Matthias; G.. r.. J. Singer;
A. c. r. james :. Waltz; y ", j. Wesley
Gilbert. 6. of W, Iaha Heck; q. 81 T.,
John p. Waltz; Trustees. W5Iau Baast, T.
]. Matthias and John Hres, Reprr.eutaiivv
10 Grand Lodge. John " Stone. After tse
election the members bad lt'tic pos SOS.
james $ Waltz j. confined 10 ih5 hnFsc
With badly sprainet foot. csassd b. Stepping
on round Stone whtch tare- hsm 'n ihe
ground.