The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1907-03-29
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Bachman's Valley Items

MARCH 2S.-Tomorrow, Friday. is Good
Friday and many persons are in new homes
and others are to move yet.
Last Saturday was the warmest day for many
years on March %. through this country. The
mercury was up to 85l in our vicinity.
J. 81. Stonesifer, of Westminster, moved
to his farm at this place. Mr.. Stonesifer
shipped his furniture from Baltimore, (which
was bought there to Green Mount. Charles
Yingling moved from this farm to Cranberry
Valley on Tuesday.
All kinds of birds are here, and next comes
flowers and spring fever.
There is no use grumbling about the mud
when large teams drop down and it takes
several hours to get start and others let
wagons stand for several days on the so(test
spot
Maud Harchenhorn has improved some.
what. She had ii case of pneumonia.
Rev. DIR. Hay, of the Deaconess's Home of
Baltimore, who was present with us at Jer-
usalem church on Saturday evening, preached
avery Interesting sermon. His text was taken
from the 18th verse of the Goth chapter of St.
Luke. good explanation was z ven for the
Mothers home. III members of the church
are invited to be present on June 6, called
wishing day, at the Mother House, in Balt-
more.
SyIuS bubDS itII pui Ndii'y tousiS lpl HlS
new home near I4ineboro. We are sorry to
lose good peighbor and friend. Wishing
him good success.
Ezra Frock is improving slowly.
David Ebaugh moved on Tuesday TO Grant
Mathas's home. His wife, who has been
sick for over mne months and is unable TO
walk, was taken over by Mr.. Matthias, and
she arrived in better condition than was eX-
pected Mrs Ebaugh is not improving; same
as usual.
Mrs. Lizzie Swenk pieced with patches and
quilted seven quilts this winter. She did all
the work without the aid of anyone.
The following men were selected for officers
OF the Reformed church Deacons, David
Ebaugh and Milton Bankert; Elders. John
Kroh and William Belt. Election will be
held on April -, when the preparatory services
will also be at 2 p. IN. Communion by Rev.
J. B. Stonesifer, April IA.
If the Bachman's Valley Railroad has been
sold, you can now look forward for the new
road extended through 10 the W. NJ. Il. r..
Make rush, aid can be secured by all Ill
favor.
Charles Deamer, who was fireman and
engineer at the ore bank has resigned, and
will move in Samuel Vines tenant house.
and will work for j. 7. Myerly on the farm.
We are now having the regular spring
weather, and all grain is looking well.
Maryland Day passed off quietly at this
place last Monday.
Some roads are still in bad condition, with
mud and deep holes.
Starting to get ready 10 go, do not forget
the first English settlement in America. Go
to see the jamestown Exposition.
Rev. Miller had an excellent sermon on
Palm Sunday at this place, speaking in refer
ence to a perfect Sunday school, etc. Rev.
Miller is from Philadelphia and gave us a little
visit, which was much appreciated. Rev. j..
B. Stonesier was also present. A collection
was held after services for a $1,000 Private
Communion Set for the Reformed church.
Easter Sunday, March 81, services by Rev.
H. H. Flick at 10 IA. IN. at Jerusalem church.