The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-03-04
UN1ONTOWN DISTRICT ITEMS.
Bare-FOrmwalt Marriage of Aged
Woman-Sale of House-PerSOnals, Etc.

| March 2 5.-Miss Lulu Y. Bare and Guy 5.
Formwalt we're married on Tuesday evening,
| February 2sth, at : O'Clock, by Elder W.
| Philip Englar, of the German Baptist Church,
at the home of her brother Samuel Bare, near
| Uniontown. The bride was gownedi in cream
crepe de chine with applique trimming. The
rooms were prettily decorated. Among those
| who Witnessed the ceremony were Joseph
| Formwalt and wife, Keener ID. Bankard and
wife. Harry Keefer and wife, Davis Myers and
wife, Mrs. Emma Haines, Mrs. W. p Engar,
| Misses Lillian, Florence Margie and Romano
| Formwalt, Irene Bare, Romano Hollerberry,
| Emma Crowl and Hilda Englar; Messrs. Harry
| and Paul Formwat, Plus Sponsler, Frank
and Harry Haines, Myers Englar and Marshal
| Myers. They received number of handsome
and useful presents, consisting of silver, linen,
china and glassware. They left for trip TO
| Washington. d. c., where they will witness
| the Inauguration ceremonies. The BRIDE IS
| the daughter of the late Samuel and Margaret
| Bare, and the groom is the popular propr1e-
| tor of the Tyrone Roller Mills.
Mrs. w. ". Witter and daughter Thelma,
of Baltimore, are visiting her parents, John
Shaw and wife, Uniontown.
Miss Emma Ecker. of Westminster, visited
her parents, Elder Greenhnry Ecker ana
wife, several days this week.
Mrs Francis Jordan is spending sometime
with her son, Robert l.. Cookson.
John T. Ellis, travelling salesman, OF
Baltimore, is visiting his wife who has the
grip at her grand parents, William hfesheW
and wife, near town.
The remains of Mrs. Anna Baubltz, who
died February %, aged 80 years, 10 months
and days, were inferred in Winters Church
cemetery, on February %. The services were
conducted BY Rev. G. W. Baughman, pastor
Of the church. The pallbearers were Frank
Bankard. Samuel Graham, J. d. +. Stoner
Samuel Gilbert. George Eckenrode and Hez-
ekiah Baker II. Weaver had charge OF the
funeral.
The fourth quarterly conference Of the Pipe
Greek circuit Methodist Protestant Church,
was held in Uniontown on Saturday, February
18th. The delegates we're Edward Roop,
Peter Drach, NJ. d. Smith, Milton Zollickot.
fer. William Shaw aud Geo. Selhy. Burrier
L. Cookson was elected to represent them st
the Annual Conference, with Peter Drach as
alternate.
Miss Anna E. Bausi, OF Clear Ridge, WAS
surprised by a number of her friends last
Tuesday evening. Among them were Nj.
and Mrs. George Selby. Morrison ID. Smith
and wife. Mrs. c. Edgar Myers. Mrs. DR..
Shreeve, Misses 5. +. Weaver, Margaret Cover,
Laura Eckard, Netiie Myers. Isabel Weaver,
Grace MeAlisjer, Bertha Hull. and Aessrs.
William shaw, waiter McAasieF AHa hAtfft
Seiby.
Mrs. SalEe Niece aud Walter Selby, as
executors Of the late Ephraim Rove. on Tues
day, sold the two story brick dwelling IA
Uniontown. 10 Squire Jesse Biimyer tor 800
The Squire viii move to joWu IN Apui.
Snader Devilbiss, Jesse Biilmyer, kd~ard
Cayior aud Harry Copenhav-r, OF Union
Lodge, No 81. |. o. NJ. Of CniontoSn. at
tended the Westminster lodge on Tuesday
evening. Il was baslnrss trip.
The kalbach saw mil will move ihe hrst
Of next week from the woods near Clear Ridge
10 the irac, beloS UnioHtosu.
Forty four money oJdvrs wcre issued by
Mrs Ecker ~ the Unionlown Station ia Fob
ruary.
NIneieen snoRs have fallen this winler be
ing counted by an old saying - suo~ : not
snow until there i enough 10 track chicken
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Zollckofer entertained
a number Of iheir friends. on "Wednesday
evening, ii iheiF home near UnIonsoS1n. A
delicious supper Of oysters, salad. EelaiIne
aud ice cream was served. which MAS much
enjoyed by the guests sho were Barrier l.
CuoSsoa and site, William Eckenrode aud
vile. e. Edgar Myers and Sife. aud Mrs. nr.
Shraeve; Misses Anne Bansi. Negiis Myers
Margaret Cover. Ramzine Hollenberry;
MesSrs. William Shaw and Arthur Slstig.
Nathan Englar. + lee Myers, John Si"Dc
aud Neven Hiteshew and wife siii attended
ihe inauguration AZ Washington.
William BoNeTs. nsAr tGt8ainNn. shipped
SIS pounds OF caJsous Ia Baltimore. H. re-
ceivud p cents per poand fay them.
Charles Crunbecker has started ssr iusn
,iatiau Tor boase 2ox20 feet Ai Vaudeville.