The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-02-09
UNION BRIDGE.

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Captain and Mrs. Thornton Wright,
Of Baltimore, spent the first part Of
the week visiting the families of
Daniel Wolf and Reuben Saylor. Cap
tain Wright has been with the w. nj.
R- TX, for 43 years. tn point Of ser
vice IT, il the oldest conductor OF the
road
David Rinehart, carrier three and
Clinton Metcalf, each had their
sleighs to upset, south of town, on
Monday Mr.. Rinehart's sleigh was
badly broken and his horse ran about
two miles before he could catch Az
Patrick Hayes, of Westminster, has
employment at The Pilot Office.
John w. Nusbaum, (Bud,) died at
his home near town on Friday, Feb
ruary 2, aged about So years. His
remains were inferred i'm the Bethel
burying ground, On Sunday. Two sis
tiers, Mrs. Milton Fleagle and Mrs.
John Baker, survive him
Miss Nellie Weaver, of The State
Sanatorium, spent Monday with her
uncle, J. N. Weaver.
The big blast looked forward to by
our citizens, was put Off last Thurs
day. About $4,000 tons off stone was
Ioosened 1400 pounds of dynamite
was used in the two holes. 1t did
not make much more noise than one
of the little mud blasts
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Keefer attended
the funeral of the latter's grandmoth-
er, Mrs.N.D. Remsberg,at Utica, Freder-
lex county, Oh Sunday. The services
were In the Reformed church.
Frank Wilson is on the sick list.
Mcclellan Keefer, of Union. Bridge,
and Miss Edith Nattalee Haines,
daughter of Mrs Fannie Haines, of
.UniontOwn, were married ait the M.
". parsonage, 1915 West Fayette
street, Baltimore, by Rev. Delwyn X.
Cockrell, on Saturday evening, Feb
ruary 8. The ceremony was witness
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G. Wood.
Mr.. Keefer is the popular postmaster
here and has our congratulations
David Utz, Of Arlington, who has
invented a device for eliminating the
fine cement dust, was in town sever
al days this week. Vice President
Scott, of the Tidewater, has taken
Mr.. Utz's patent under consideration.
Mrs. Frank Baker, Of town, H. u
daughter Of MIR. Utz.
Edith, aged six months, infant
child Of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bach
man, died on Tuesday evening. The
interment was at Silver Run.
j. r. Gait, of The Pilot, has been
confined to the house all this week.
The SAL, west bound train, side
wiped a hand car, on the siding, at a
station on Monday evening. Result
kindlingwood.
Jehu Koontz has sold his property
at Linwood to Mrs. Ordella Dorsey,
for $425.
Roy Moore was confined % the
house this week
Ten members of Plymouth Lodge,
A F. A M, were entertained by
Monocacy Lodge, Of Taneytown, on
Monday evening.
IT, IL. Olmstead received new 400
Prarie State incubator On Thursday.
He now has orders for over 1400 day
old chicks.
Captain Lucas, of Cumberland, Wis
tied the local Lodge,of Uniform Ranks,
on Thursday.
Dream Hess was out Oh his Indian
motorcycle Oh Tuesday. He did not
venture far from home. He only had
one mishap-he and the Indian could
not agree, &c.
Some one visited the chicken house
of Joseph Delphy on Sunday night.
They left him two chickens.
Officer Frank Bachman f. in the
house with the grip.
Arthur Lowman, of near Bruceville,
has runners on his Indian motorcycle
If the furnace in the railroad station
here, should burn out, would billie
Freeze" This il not original, 1t be
longs to Paul Whitehill.