The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-02-23
FROM NEARBY TOWNS
CHRONICLE OF HAPPENINGS AMONGST
OUR NEIGHBORS.
UNION BRIDGE.

The Tidewater received an order
On Thursday. for 1000 barrels OF ce-
ment. 1t will take ten cars to haul
it. counting 200 barrels to the car.
Willard Eyler, sent by express,
two fox hounds, to North Carolina,
on Thursday of last week.
Mrs Carrie Palmer, wife OF Oliver
p. liner. died at her home in town on
Saturday evening, February IL, after
two weeks illness, i'm her 35th year
She leaves a husband and four child
rem. Her maiden name was Foglep
daughter or Jacob Fogle Her r.
mains were inferred in Mountain View
cemetery, after services in tho Luth-
eran church On Monday afternoon
Miss Kate Miller, of Polo, Illinois,
was the guest Of Mrs. John White
hill, the first part OF the week. Miss
Miller formerly resided i'm Westmin-
Ezra Bish and wife and Miss Lou
Roger, of Westminster spent Sunday
in Union Bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Haines, of
Rock Hall Farm" entertained thirty
members and friends, OF the Union
Bridge Farmers Club, on Saturday.
Mrs. Alice Winemiller, Of Westmin-
ster, spent Sunday with her daughter,
Mrs. Leighton Byers.
The Bible Term at the College,
brought large number Of visitors to
town this week.
Thomas Fuss went throgh town on
Monday driving ten-horse team,
drawing a stone crEsher- "a team
with that many horses IL curiosity
IN our streets, and Thomas il quite
Sr, hn -in
Pemberton Wood, read before the
Union Bridge Farmers Club, com
munication taken from the Cotton (Cal)
Sentinel, entitled ITO Measure the
Dust" to find out how much dust es-
capes from the cement plant.
Mrs. Susanah Stansbury, widow OF
the late Josiah StansDury, died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. John
Warner, on Monday, February 10, aged
rs years, months and 20 days She
is survived by IL children, SO grand
children and % grandchildren
Her remains were inferred in Beaver
Dam Cemetery on Wednesday.
Oscar Townsend has gone to Bethle-
hem, Pa, where he has secured work
Carl Abbott has accepted position
in the "Walk-over' shoe store, in Bal
timOre
There we're seven applicants, OF
Monday, for the house vacated by
Frank Payne
The w. M. Try. has received new
furnace for the station here.
The W. NJ. Ry. has contracted witt
the Buckley plant to light the station
here with electricity.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Stauffer, enter
tanned at dinner, on Monday, Mrs
Hettie Ecker, Mrs. Ellsworth Ecker
of New Windsor, and Mr.. and Mrs
Pemberton Wood, of town.
The Public Sale on Tuesday, OF thu
late George Buckley was largely at
tended. The sale resulted as follows
Two-story brick house, eight rooms
near the W. NJ station, tne home @
Mr. Buckley, was bought by Jane:
Six, for $4760; two-story frame DWELL
inc house, by Mrs. j. Snouffer, fol-
$1,000: three and One-half-Story frame
dwelling, containing 33 rooms, divided
into three distinct apartments, of l-
rooms each, to Ezra Buckley, fol
$500; three-story brick house, AN
rooms, to Ezra Buckley, for $1,000
brick dwelling, by Claude Billmyer
for $2370 brick house, eighteen rooms
to Joseph Baker, for $2655; two-stor!
mouse, nine TOOulSb W GcOI &c
Buckley, for $500; large hay shed, t
w. R. Zumbrum, for 5000; goo
farm, near townsville, containing
1861 acres, with all improvements
to George w. Watcher, at $42 pc
acre. Five 500 par value bonds o
Town of Union Bridge, to George W
Albaugh, for $500; SO shares Uniol
Bridge Water Company, to Jesse Refs
Ter, at So; 81 shares Liberty and Pip
Creek Turnpike, to Jesse Reisler, a
$145O per share; 20 shares Collegiat
Institute, to Vernon Dudderer, AT ~
per share
Keener Thompson, colored, was bel
for the grand jury, in Squire Stewar
Brandenburg's Court, Western DiG
trict, Longs livery stable, ca Tuesda
on the charge OF larceny Of watcl
and money last December from AT
bert Hoy. Of1cer Frank Bachmal
caught Thompson in Baltimore o.
Saturday.