The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-12-23
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
UNIONTUWN DISTRICT ITEMS.
A Correspondents Work-Church Notes
Won the Bronze Turkey-PerSOnalS, Etc.

DECEMBER 22.-From December 10, 1904
| to December 10Th, 1905, your correspondent $
| items measured Is yards-469 feet. twenty
six inches to the column, makes his contrlbu-
ton to THE ADVOCATE Is columns during the
year, notwithstanding several weeks were
missed during that time.
]. Hamilton Singer and wife, attended the
wedding of their niece, Miss Matte ). Smith,
on Wednesday evening. December ~, IN the
First Evangelical Lutheran Church, Cham
bersburg, Pa, to j. White Hutton, promls-
ing young lawyer, of Carlisle, Pa. The bride
is the accomplished daughter Of Ezra M;
Smith, who is a brother of Mrs. Singer, and
formerly resided near Uniontown.
DIR. Walter A. Weed, one of the resident
physicians, won the Maus bronge turkey at the
Franklin Square Hospital Bazaar, Baltimore,
that was sent to the bazaar of that institution
last week by Mesdames L. D. Maus, senior
and junior.
Rev. J. C. Mock, of Baltimore, preached in
M. P. Church, Uniontown, Sunday evening.
Mrs. w. P. Englar visited her sister, Mrs.
DR.. Forney, at Frederick, the past week.
DR.. Luther Kemp and wife, of town, were
in Baltimore, several days this week.
Thomas J. Banes is assisting in W. T.
Englar's store, Uniontown, during the holt
days.
The meetings which have been in progress
in the NJ. P. Church were discontinued Sun
day evening. There were five conventions.
Charles Owings has moved from William
Shaw's tenant house to Tyrone.
Rev. c. E. Mccullough. pastor of the Nj.
P. Church, and Rev. r. l.. Crawford, pastor
of the Church Of God, each Were visited by
their congregations on Saturday and they
didn't come empty handed.
The Week of Prayer will be observed by
IT al IL, ,b,,r,ba. e In,
commencing on December 81, the different
ministers having charge Of the services on
alternate nights.
St. Pauls Lutheran Church Sunday school
will hold their Christmas entertainment in the
church on Sunday evening, 24lh. special
program has been arranged for the OCCASION.
The Church of God Sunday school Christ
mas entertainment will be on Saturday even
ing, 23d. The Star of Royal Spendor," will
be rendered.
s..On Wednesday William Bowers, of Gravel
Spring farm, assisted by Il number Of his
neighbors. killed his eight hogs, the combined
weight of which was 2,249 pounds. John
Bowers and George w. Seby, both profess
siona butchers, had charge of the affair. A
fine dinner, under the direction of Mrs. Bow
ers, assisted by four or five expert cooks,
was fully appreciated by the participants.
There were no roasting ears but that was
about the only thing that was not on the
menu The diners were-W;llam Bowers
and wife, Edward Hawn and wife, John Stone
and wife, Joseph Bowers and wife, Mrs.
Rhoda Waltz, George Seihy, John Bowers,
Emanuel Hines, Howard Caylor, James 5.
Waltz. Harry Spieman, FAIRY Stone, Fay
Fritz, Raymond Hood. Fannie Davidson,
Ftanc+s Stone, Cora Waltz, Lily Hawn, Cath
arine Bowers, Earl Hawn, David Henry
Bowers, Carroll Hawn and Lee Hines.
W. A. Wagner, of Jasontown, has been
appointed railroad mail agent.
The mercury on Monday morning stood
four above zero; Thursday morning forty
above, quite a change.