The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-10-14
UNIONTOWN DISTRICT.

CONGT LulS WG6h anu dLICANCh lAC
Caylor and Carlisle wedding.
Miss Jessie Starr, Of Westminster, |
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Solo
mon Myers and family.
Guy Formwalt, Of Tyrone, recently
bought Mrs. Mary Covers property,
situated at the east end Of town.
Clarence Billmyer, OF Baltimore,
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse Billmyer
Thomas Haines, of Baltimore, IL
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Haines.
mr. ID. Smith, of Woodside, sold his
black horse and two colts the past
week.
Mrs. John Stoner, of Clear Ridge,
fell and tore two ligaments OF her
right wrist.
Individual communion cups will be
installed at the communion service
at the Lutheran Church on Sunday
morning.
Mrs G. III. Brine spent some time
this week with her brother, MI. A.
Zollickoffer, and family.
Mrs. Missouri Routson, who was
taken sick in Westminster short
time ago, was brought to her home on
Saturday. She is improving.
Mrs. Lydia Brubaker sold her farm
at public sale on Saturday to M. A.
Zollfckoffer.
Miss Gertrude McAllister, who
spent the summer with her sister,
Mrs. Guy Seafoose, returned to Wash
ington on Thursday.
Messrs. Theodore Eckard and
Harry Weaver spent Tuesday It
Blue Ridge Summit. Mr.. Wel> er
visited his daughter, Miss Nellie TT
the Sanatorium.
Mrs. Julia Trite entertained a
family dinner on Sunday Mr.. 49,.
Englar, of Indiana; Mr.. and Mrs. Levi
Rowe, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rowe, Miss
Ida Yingling, Thomas Rowe, of Bark
Hill; Mrs. Julia Englar and Miss
Marie Angel, of Clear Ridge, and DR.
Jesse Englar and family, of Union
town.
Mrs. Thomas Routson returned on
Wednesday from a visit to Union
Bridge
A very pretty wedding took place
in Uniontown NJ. P. Church on We'd
nesday, October IL, when Miss Belle
Caylor and Mr.. Guy Carlyle were
united in marriage by Rev. G. J.
Hill.
Deferred from last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland CARRIER and
daughter, of Woodsi6e, visited Mr..
CARRIERS parents, at Mt. Airy, from
Thursday until Sunday
Mr. and Mrs NJ d. Smith and son
Carroll, of Woodside, spent Sunday in
townsville, with MIR. Smiths aunt,
Mrs. Devilbiss.
Mr. md Mrc Wy Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Hedges and Mr.. Charles
day night and Sunday with friends in
UniontoWn.
Rev. G.. J. Hill expects to commence
revival services at Pipe Greek church
on Sunday evening, October 9th. Rev.
r. J. Magonegal, the blind evangelist,
will be present to assist in the SER
vices.
Mrs. Joseph Powell and Miss Savil-
la Powell, of Indiana, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. George Slonaker.
Mrs. G. H.Baughman and Miss Rene
Heck attended a missionary conven-
ton at Boonsboro on Thursday.
Mrs. James Cover returned on We'd
nesday from visit TO Easton.
Alfred Zollickoffer il at Connells- |
vile, Pa, where he has accepted a |
position.
The Mite Society of the MI. =. |
church met on Tuesday evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Benton |
Myerly. Fifty-two persons were pres
ent, the business of the evening was
transacted, the literary program rend-
cred and refreshments served.
MIR. and Mrs. Ezra Smith, of Cham
bersburg, visited Mrs. Martha Singer |
on Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith |
and Mrs. Singer went 10 Westminster
to see their sister, Mrs. Missouri |
Routson, who was taken sick while |
visiting Mrs. Cookson at Mr.. John
Lynch's.
Surprise birthday postal card show
ers have been popular in our town
the past week. Misses Alice Lamb,
Kermie Ham and Gorine Hollenberry
were caught in the shower.
Miss Ella Beam had sent to her |
last week from Hartford, Connecticut,
several specimens of the blue fringed |
gentian. 1t is an exquisite and poem
inspiring flower. Corolla segments a
fine blue and delicately fringed. Cor
ola tube in folds, white, with blue
lines, and diaphanous, revealing the
gold tinted anthers. The soapWort
gentian has been found near Union
town, but not the fringed. Mr.. James
M. Shellman, when boy, found the
fringed Gentian near Westminster,
Md. A painting of it is among the
wild flowers of the late Mrs. Fannie
Shellman Pearson. Of this collection,
Fred. Dielman, artist, said it was one.
of the finest he had ever seen-Car-
roll county, Nd, has cause to boast.
Mrs. Pearson, besides her talent for
painting, was an exquisite musician
and had taste for the very best in
literature. Fred. Dielman, born in New
Windsor, Carroll county, Md, is presi-
dent of the National Academy of De
sign, New York. VIM. Rinehart,
sculptor, was born In that part of
Frederick county, Md, that is now
Carroll county. His work on the
bronze doors of the Capitol, his Clytie
at the Peabody, his life-size bronze
Endymion at his grave, and his tomb
Of Mrs. Walters, are world-renowned.
And if this column does not mistake,
the trumpet of fame il even now pre-
pairing to sound mighty blast for
two students OF art not a hundred
miles from this district
gambler.