The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-07-29
UNIONTOWN DISTRICT ITEMS.
Death of A. D. BuffingtOn-Many Summer
BoarderS-A Vaudeville Etc.

July 26.-Captain Theodore E. Benton
and his son Edward Benton, Washington, D.
c., spent several days this week with William
Shaw, Black Oak Spring. Captain Benton
was formerly of this neighborhood and mar
ried an aunt of Mr.. Shaw.
Mrs. Penelope Martin and daughter Miss
Jennie, of Baltimore, are visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Harry Weaver
Mrs. Howard Brumbaugh and two children,
of Orange, n. j., are guests of her father,
Elk. County Commissioner Daniel Diehl. Ever
green Lawn, near town.
Miss Bertha Hull, of Woodside, is with
friends in Baltimore.
Mrs. Harry Hodes and three children, OF
Washington. D. c., will spend the summer
with her mother, Mrs. NJ. G. Shaw, Black Oak
Spring.
Thomas Cover, of Easton, is at the home OF
his father, Henry c. Cover.
B. F. Grouse, of Westminster, was with
friends in town last Sunday.
DR.. Harry A. Rinedollar, of Baltimore, son
of Charles Rinedollar. Clear Ridge, was one
of the pallbearers for Dr. Michael X. Warner,
Baltimore, on Tuesday. DIR. Warner is the
physician who destroyed all his books IN order
to save trouble TO his administrators and his
patients, saying that they could pay when they
felt able.
Meyer and Sigmund Lehman, of Brooklyn,
N. Y, were guests of r. l.. Cookson, Lover $
Spring, several days this week.
James Waltz and Henry Troutfelter who
have been working with John Beard, of New
Windsor, at Chickies, Pa. for several months.
are now at Townsend, Del. putting new ma.
chinery in Touring mill Mr. Waltz was at
home several days this week with a very sick
child which is somewhat better.
Isaac Luther, aged fifteen months, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs George W. Goodwin, Clear
Ridge, died after lev hours illness of cholera
iufantum, on Thursday, July 20. Gnterment
at Beaver Dam. II. Weaver undertaken.
The ladies of the NJ. P. Church, Uniontown.
will hold supper on the parsonage lawn on
Saturday evening, August 5.
Charles Rodkey, OF town, lost a valuable
horse on Sunday. lis leg was broken by a
kick from another horse, making 1t necessary
to kill it.
The Westminster Hardware Company has
nut furnace in the residence of J. Hamilton
Singer, UuiontoEn.
The Hill Cemetery of the Church of God,
has been enlarged by the addition OF an acre
Of ground purchased from George W. Slona-
ker.
JuLr 27.-AbrahAm d. Burlington, we'll
known farmer, died suddenly, after a few
hours illness of heart trouble, at his home
near Uniontown. on Tuesday afternoon, July
25th, in bis eth year. He leaves a widow,
who was Miss Fannie Carver, and one son,
Theodore NJ. Burlington. His remains were
inferred in the burying ground OF the Luth.
eran Church, Taneytown, on Thursday morn
ing, after services By the pastor, Rev. William
F. Wheeler. The pallbeaTers were-W IN
Lawyer. Daniel $. Diehl. John d. F. Stoner,
Frank Bankard. Benton Flaler and Ezra
~ "a
charge Of the funeral.
o. p. Snader and wife, OF Waterloo, Io~A,
are guests Of Milton Xolhckotfer aud wife,
near Uniontown.
Mrs. Perexoy and daughter Margaret and
granddaughter, Elizabeth Smithson, and Miss
Nettie Strauss, of Baltimore. are among the
latest arrivals at X. l.. Cookson's, Lover
Hollow"
John Culbertson and wife, Of York, Pa,
have been visiting iFieads IN thls neighboE'
hood.
Joseph Englar aud Z Mac. Rouzer. OF
Iinwood are al BrAddOck Heights, near
Frederick Ga Sunday 4. lee Myers Aod
wife uill drive there aud due 9Th Ar. Eng
lar.
The toArdcrs OF Lovers Hollow." gave
an improaptn vaudeville entertainments, on
"Wednesday evening. which was much enJoyed
By the large audience Of neighbors. The
guests were welcomed By 5. ;. Lehman, Of
Ne~ YORK. who had charge Of the affair
Miss Evelyn Rosenthal, OF Baltimore, va
general manager. The principal actors ~ere
Misses RenA Rosenthal, Jennie Wiaeberg,
Elizabeth Smiihsoa and Mrssrs- Sylvan FL
xaSser Victor Lehman aad Jessie Winsb~rs
II j. hard 10 discriminate where all are
stars, but the audience decided that Mss
Rena R-senIhAl took the ''CoOksan pse.