The Democratic advocate., 1905-05-27
UNIONTOWN DISTRICT ITEMS.
Eight Persons Immersed-Fall of Band
Stand Vegetation Cut by FrOstS, Etc.

MAY 25.-Eight people connected them
selves with Pipe Greek German Baptist church
by immersion last Tuesday afternoon. The
services were conducted by Elder W. P. Eng
lar in K. l.. COoksons meadow. Elders +.
W. Stoner, Charles Bonsack, Greenbury Ecker
aud David Benrd were among the ministers
present.
George Overhoiz and wife, of near Taney.
town, spent Sunday with Urbarus Bnwersox
and family, near town.
Richard Warner, of Waynesboro, Pa,
visited his mother, Mrs. Alfred Warner, near
Winters Church, several days this week.
Elder W. S. Long, of Hagerstown, will
preach in Pipe Greek German Baptist church
on Sunday, and will deliver the Baccalaureate
sermon at NJ. c. l., Union Bridge, at night.
The festival OF the Camp of Modern Wood
men, in Uniontown, on Saturday evening, was
quite success. The Taneytown band, led
by Prof. James Smith. furnished the music.
When the band had finished playing the last
peace. "Marylan my Maryland, and the
members we're preparing TO take their depart
ure, the large platform that they had occupied,
gave way, and the men, instruments and music
stands were all in y heap among the broken
boards. Fortunately no one was hurt.
The alarm of fire sent in by Undertaken
Weaver on Saturday morning. was the chimney
ing on fire. No damage was done.
r. L. Cookson, near town. is adding porch
sx36, TO his residence.
Two horses belonging 10 NJ. d. Smith,
Woodside, broke loose and ran into a fence
cutting themselves badly.
William Bowers. near town. sold on Satur
day, four cows weighing 4450 one Of which
weighed 1850 pounds.
Frost on Sunday, Monday and Wednesday
mornings Beans aud other tender plants
were slightly hurt.
Corn is coming up badly; som fields are
being furrowed out aud replanted.
The Christian Endeavorers have come aud
gone and the town has gotten back to its nor.
NAL condition. There were many pleasant
meetings of acquaintauces who seldom see
each other except at conventions. The gen
eral feeling is that 1t was good 10 be there
and the hope was expressed that much good
would result from having them with US.
Squire Jessie Billmyer, OF town, Is al Nj
Pleasant, Pa, as a delegate To the General
Eldership of the Church OF God.
Miss Annie Mcmahon, trained nurse, OF
Baltimore, is visiting Miss Ida Mering and
attending Mrs. G. L. Mering, Sho has been
III al her home in UniontoEu.
DIR. T. Clyde Rouiseu and family, OF Buck
eysiown, visited his parents, Mr.. aud Mrs T.
II. Routson, Uniontown.
Henry Cover, of town, was a, Easton this
Neek.
Mark Matthias and wife, oi Baltimore. are
visiting his parents, r. J. Mathis AMI wife.
Jesse Nushaum and family. ni Westminster.
we're guests OF johnson Holienberry and fam-
iy, sunday
Miss Annie Harhaugh has returned after
several weeks' visit with friends 10 Baltimore.
Ms Oscar grumbsqker and children Of
Union Bridge. visited Ed~arl Haiues aud
family, InioaioNn, tbs Week.
Suader DeyjlbiSs has taken the eoRIrsct 20
bssl bark from near toWu, 10 Llnwooi and
luad The cars for Dr. A. NJ. kAlbaach-
The SUNDAY school of the Chgrch oi God.
unionioNn. has an average attendance Of over
100 scholars.
pebbie HambarK. Of town. "a Al Busua
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