The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-10-28
UninntnWn DISTRICT Items.

OCTOBER 26.-Miss Portia A. utha Michael.
daughter of Mrs POrtia Shepherd. 400 Nc.
Cu,ioh street, Baltimore, and Mr. Alan Bald
win Cecil were married Thursday night. Dc
Iuber 10. at the home of the bride Rev. DR..
Dewitt NJ. Benham officiated. The bride wore
white net over tatfeta and carried white chryS
anthemumS and was unattended. A recrp-
ZION followed from to 10 o clock, after which
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil left for trip South.
They will make their home at Cumberland,
Md, where the groom Is manager of the
Maryland Shoe Company. The wedding
marked the anniversary of tine thirty seventh
wedding day of the mothOr of the groom,
Mrs. George I. Cecil, of Cumberland, Nd.
The decorations were in pink and green.
which color tone was carried out in the table
decorations aud in the lies. The presents,
which were numerous and costly, included
sverware from the Maryland Shoe Company.
The bride is granddaughter of the late
George Gilbert and great niece OF Wesley ).
Gilbert, of Uniontown.
Rev. Grissinger, of York, Pa. preached in
the Church of God, Uniontown, Sunday morn
ing and evening. He was entertained at the
parsonage while in town.
Mrs. Susan Harbaugh left on Tuesday for
Brooklyn, \. Y, where she Is visiting friends.
Mrs Annie NJ. c. Devilbiss, of Baltimore,
was the guest of William Bau>t and family the
first of the week.
Rev. $. b. Craft. OF Canton. Ohio, former
pastor of the Church OF Goo, Uniontowp, was
in town several days this week the guest of }.
Wesley Rodkey. He was called home on
Tuesday on account Of the illness of his father,
Samuel Graft.
Elder W. p Englar attended she Sunday
school treat at Edgewood on Saturday aad
addressed the school
Miss Lizzie German. OF Blue Mount. Va,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Joel |. Roop,
near town, on Sunday.
Attorney Charles K. Woods, of Baltimore,
chairman Of the Prohibition party, WAS in
Uuiontowu Saturday ON business.
DAVIS Myers oi Unioutown, received a let
ter on Tuesday telling him Of the serious i'll.
ness of his brother in-l law, Henry Shippers, of
Fauquier county. Va. Two physicians are
attending him. Mr.. Shippers Is a native Of
Manchester district.
Mrs. Auaie NJ C. Deyilbiss, a executrix
Of the late Nathaniel Meredith, sold at public
sale on Saturday, the large double brick dwell
ing house. IN tm0utoWn, 20 Fielder gilbert,
for $3.50
William Siouaker i painting the residence
Of John n. +. Stoner. Clear Ridge, which has
recently been connected with the outer world
by a c. and p. telephone.
John Stone caught carp 10 Pipe Creek
this week which weighed 5 pounds.
Joseph Weller. OF Becktuwn. msie - gal
Ions OF cider from eleven bushels Of Ben Davis
apples
The remains Of Anna. wife Of tx County
Commissioner Jesse Lennon, who died from
heat disease 81 her home near NAybeTry on
Taesd,y evening, October -, ~ere inferred
in Winter Church buryIug ground on Friday
morning. after services in the church 10y the
pastor. Rev G. W BaaghmAn. Charles Fuss.
Of Taneytowu. hAi cha5ge Of the funeral
Ms Lennon lived al the Upton Roop mall,
near Winters Church. 10 this district. for =
number OF years She ~a~ - years o!i. and
3. Survived by nine Childrpu--strH Sous aud
,Wo daughters AMI = largr number n' grand
and grcal grandchildren.
Mss Ella Y. Smith has returned after sew
cral xeeks visit q, BucksysioWn,
Clear Ridge chrysaHihsmam show Is nos on.
Large alrks ct slid geese are migrating To
,heir Southern homes for iht water. Seventy
I'VE zerc counted in anck ea Wednesday,
They Ncre living unusually .ow.
Corn ]. briug,ne s. per barrel in the Ella.