The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-02-16
FROM NEARBY TOWNS
CHRONICLE OF HAPPENINGS Amongst
OUR NEIGHBORS.
UNION BRIDG E.

Hamilton Lindsay, former Register
OF Wills of Frederick county, died at
Thurmont Oh February 9th, in his
18th year. His remains were inter-
red att Unionville ON Sunday. MIR.
Lindsay, at one time, resided in I'm
ion Bridge.
Thomas Gather scaIded his hand
and wrist few days ago.
q. Raymond Senseney has taken
out a license on his Ford 20.
Frank @. Wood and wife, of BaIti-
more, visited their parents, this week.
Frank Wilson put 16 inch ice in
his &C. house this week
wv. Morris Haines, OF Linwood, has
new four passenger, Stoddard-Day-
ton, 20 horsepower, touring car
The stork visited the home Oh Mr.
and Mrs. Ira Burlington, on Sunday,
and left two boys.
Mrs John Roth, or Washington, IL
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
JAP Morningstar.
J. Wesley Little has purchased the
stock and trade OF Jacob Pippert. Mr..
Little about two years ago, sold out
to- Mr. Pippert. Norman Otto, OF New
Windsor, will be one OF his clerks.
Hibbs Bowder, of Waynesboro, Pa,
ton Byers.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Stauffer, on
Monday, entertained Mrs. mi H. Bale
and Mrs Charles D. Hibberd, OF New
Windsor.
Herbert, the three year old child
OF Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Bohn, died on
Sunday morning. The services were
held in the Lutheran church on Tues
day, interment i'm Mountain View
cemetery.
Miss Ethel Abobtt has been appoint
Ct - teacher in the public school
here, in place Of Miss Annie Miller,
who has resigned.
Miss jeanette Engle has taken
the school at Detour, vacated by Miss
Mary Norris. Miss Engle arrived
home from Denver, Colorado, about
one week ago, where she had been on
visit to friends.
There il some talk of the town buy
ing the electric lighting plant from
Ezra Buckley.
We expect to have letter carriers
i'm town i'm the near future.
Three hundred perch of lime stone
will be put on the road, near the
mill from the Clemson quarry.
Preston M Rinehart, Of Union
Bridge, and Miss Minnie M Barnes,
OF HagerstoWn, were married I'm Ha-
gerstown, on December 80, 1911. They
will reside in Union Bridge. Con-
CALCULATIONS.
They have orders for about 80 ca
boose cars at the shops here. That
makes total of 76 new cars built.
within the past two years.
George Byers, and his son, Leigh
ton Byers, left on Wednesday for
Hanover, Pa, where they are putting
a four room addition to their dwell
ing house.
Herbert Ambrose, Of Baltimore,
attended the funeral of his name
sake, the Bohn child, on Tuesday
Mr. Ambrose at one time had charge
Of Bale, Engle & Company's store.
Williams Gray, of Ney York City,
f. at his former home, for a short
while
Miss Marie Senseney, has return
ed home, after three weeks visit to
friends at Salisbury.
J. Brooke Cover, of Lowell, Mass,
was here this week looking UP hi
old school mates and his former
schoolmaster, Mr.. Daniel Wolfe.
Frank Payne, has gone to Hanover,
Pa, where he has secured employ
ment in a cabinet makers establish
ment- Mr.. Payne has been with the
Union Bridge Bargain House for some
time.
The Bible Institute will be held in
the Chapel OF the Blue Ridge College
next week.
Mrs. r. =. Stauffer attended quilt
ing at Avalon Farm" near New
- r. ID
Slingluff, on Wednesday. Twelve
ladies were there and finished three
quilts.
Henry J. Greider, of Delta, Pa,
brakeman on the East bound way
freight, was run over at Key-Mar,
on Tuesday afternoon, while trying
to get Oh the caboose, when IT. slip
ped and fell under the cars. Two
cars passed over his legs, breaking
one in three places, the other in four
places and badly shattering the
bones He was brought to Union
Bridge i'm the caboose and given sur
gical assistance, by the company's
surgeon, DR.. w. d. Brown, who took
him to Baltimore on the 3.46 train,
but he died before reaching the hos
pital.
Edward Smith, one of our black
smiths, claims h. has device that
will relieve our people Of the dust
nuisance. The man who can accom-
plish the above, can summer Urn the
mountains and winter in the South.
Rev. M. w. Schweitzer, had high
point, prize winner, Minorca cockerell
sent to him as present from Ohio.
Horace Stitley has been visiting
his former home, UniOnville, the past
week. Mr.. Stitley has not been In
that village for over four years. He
saw a great many changes
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