The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-04-14
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Next Sunday is Easter Sunday.
Meadow Branch lovefeast will be on
Saturday, May 18th.
DR.. John N. Weaver Is confined to
his home in Union Bridge with rheu-
matism.
Pipe Creek Church OF the Brethren,
will hold their lovefeast, On Saturday
May 9Th.
Last Sunday, palm Sunday, a
class was confirmed in st. PauPs Re
formed church
Hon. Jesse Fuss, near Union Bridge
has been in the house, the past week
threatened with appendicitis.
Benton Arbaugh and family,of Union
Bridge, have moved to the farm OF
Amos Wampler, near Medford
The Grand Lodge officers Of the I.
O. mr., OF Md, paid visit to Westmin-
ster Lodge on Tuesday night.
The display OF Easter novelties by
the stores OF this city, IL very hand
some and inviting to shoppers.
Mrs. William D. Reese, East Main
street, was taken to a Baltimore hos
pital on Thursday for treatment.
Services during Holy week,
have been held nightly in the Lutheran
and Reformed churches this city.
The Andes Base Ball team of West
minister will play Silver Run Saturday
morning on College hill at 10 o'clock.
A farmer in the neighborhood Of
Bark Hill, found a hens nest under
the hog pen, with seventy-six eggs
in it.
Thomas Case, East Green street,
installed I'm his home an up-to-date
bath room outfit. ID. $. Gehr did the
work.
A number OF workmen were taken
on In the different departments OF the
railroad shops at Union Bridge, this
week.
The corporation is preparing to
cobble part of the alley that runs to
Main street next to Mathews a.
Myers.
Mr.. William Mather is having his
lot on Willis street graded, with the
intention of erecting residence there
in the future.
The three county assessors are now
doing the city OF Union Bridge. They
expect to be through the district in
about two weeks.
The Union Bridge band serenaded
J. w. Dreisbach, or the TidewRter Ce-
ment Company. at his new home on
Friday night last.
Mrs. Walter Zepp, Pennsylvania
avenue, who was operated on recently
at a hospital i'm Baltimore, returned
home last week, improved.
The Odd Fellows have several COM
mittees appointed to look after the
improvements that are contemplated
being made on the building.
The Union Bridge Base Ball Club
have laid Off their grounds, In Glenn
sons meadow, at the edge Of town, and
are now ready to play BALI.
Rev. DR.. II. c. Holloway, of Har-
risburg, Pa, conducted services In
Grace Lutheran church several nights
this week and will preach Sunday
morning.
W. s. Drach and Reuben N, Conway
were elected this week at the session
OF the State Encampment of the G. A.
R., as delegates to the National En-
campment.
George Barney, Union Bridge, has
closed his oyster parlor for the sea-
son, and is now with ID. Fred Englar,
the green-grocer, where he can be
heard, IL not seen.
Mrs. Mary Norris is building a
double frame house two stories,7 251
"A feet, on West Broadway, Union
Bridge. J. Webster Ebaugh, Of this
city, has the contract.
Frank Ogle ID moving a house from
West Broadway to Elgeri street, Union
Bridge, distance Of over three blocks.
The house is two stories high, 15120
feet, and was propelled by traction
engine.
Mr.. John C. Koontz, (son of Mr..
Edward KoontZ, of CarrolltonD
railroad mail clerk has been promoted
to be a general superintendent Of the
railway service with headquarters in
Cleveland, Ohio.
Rev, NJ A. Roth. OF Trinity Reform
ed, Church, Hanover, Pa, will deliver
an address at Baust church under the
auspices of the Reformed Mems
League. All are invited to hear this
popular speaker.
Frederick has the backing Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in its
fight for the state encampment in
July. What is the matter with the w.
M r. doing something for Westmins
ter to secure the encampment
Communion services will be held in
Grace Lutheran Church, Easter Sun
day morning, next. Rev. il. @. Holl-
oway, d. d., will officiate. At night
the Sunday school will hold its enter
tainment in the church at 7.30 o'clock.
The congregation OF Grace Luther
an Church, this city, will hold an
oyster and ice cream and strawberry
festival in the Ffremen's building
Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights,
April 20, Il and %, instant. The pub
lie are cordially invited.
Gov. John X. Tener, Walter III. Gath
er, Robert McAfee, OF Harrisburg, Pa;
B. L. Feats, OF New York, and George
e. Tener, OF Pittsburg, were in Union
pridra IN Sunday last and looked over