The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-03-01
FROM NEARBY TOWNS.
CHRONICLE OF HAPPENINGS AMONGST
OUR NEIGHBORS.
UNION BRIDGE.

UNION BRAD6Es
Miss Margaret Anne Delphy, Oldest
daughter Oh Joseph Delphy, died at
the home of James Sinnott, on Sat
urday morning, February Gath in the
59th year Of her age. Interment in
Mountain View cemetery on Sunday.
Miss Delphy had paralytic stroke a
few days before her death
George II. Eyler has taken a posi-
ton in the Union Bridge Bargain
House.
Marion Eichelberger. of Baltimore,
was in town this week. MIR. Eichel-
berger was formerly with The Pilot.
Edward Sinclair, OF Hagerstown,
was in town over Sunday.
Charles "a. Iowa, OF YonkerS, Nv. Y.,
was the guest of his friend, William
Gray, first part or the week. MIR.
Iowa has two garages in New York.
George II. Lippy, CT Westminster,
was In town on Saturday last
MIR. amid Mrs. Oliver Grouse, OF West
minister, were In town Sunday, the
guests of Dr. and Mrs p. r. Lewis
The funeral OF Jacob Stoner, on Sat
urday, was one Of the largest for
many years In this section.
Misses Pauline Fuss and Eliza Rake
straw attended teachers meeting in
Westminster on Saturday.
Frank Eppley, Of Frederick, visited
his brother, John H. Eppley, on Sun
day
=. w. Gilbert, OF Philadelphia, was
the guest of his mother, Mrs. Eliza
Gilbert several days.
DIR. and Mrs. T.. F.. Stauffer were in
Baltimore, several days this week.
Charles Bohn intends moving to
GaryertoWn.
O. J. Stonesifer represented The
Pilot al one OF the guests at Johns
Hopkins University, on February %.
The dinner was served at I'd. 10. att
The Merchants Club
Dr. and Mrs. John M Weaver, are
visiting friends in York, Pa.
tx. Waskins, proprietor of the Tn
ion Bridge Bargain House, has pur-
chased the double dwelling house, on
Benedem street, OF Elias Erb, for ST.
100
Mrs Emma, wife or Clayton Barnes,
died at her home at Middleburg, on
Monday, February 26, in her 32nd
year. Her remains were inferred in
Winters Church burying ground, near
New Windsor on Wednesday. She
leaves husband and five children.
She was the daughter Of Edward
Knipple, OF Keysville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Fox, OF Upton,
Pa, spent the first part of the week
with the formers brother, Prof. and
Mrs 3. f.. Fox.
Mrs. James Hutchinson, OF CordOVa,
Md, who has been visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. I'd. H. Fox, since the holidays,
! has returned to her home.
Mrs. Elias Erb, ON Monday, i'm
turning around to close the door, fell
down stairway backwards, the dis
lance Of twelve steps She was bad
ly bruised, but no bones were broken
Harry Wolfe has taken position
i'm @. T.. Engle's department store.
The Blue Ridge Singers and Play
ers' Club, will give II entertainment
in Walden's Hall, Middleburg, on Sat
urday evening, March 2, for benefit of
the new road.
Calanthe Lodge, No. 1873, K. of P,
celebrated the anniversary OF their
48th year, with tableaux, rehearsals and
music, i'm the town hall on Wednes-
day evening. After the entertainment,
the Knights, their wives and sweet
hearts, held a reception In Firemen' g
Hall
X. Waskins has purchased the cloth
ing department Of J. Wesley Little.
Wagner a. Angel want to dispose
Of their steam bakery. Mr.. William
Wagner intends removing South.
Mrs. Joseph Wilson celebrated her
8Oth birthday on Thursday, February
18th. She received great many post
cards. Mrs. Wilson's birthday comes
every four years.
\. wv. Dreisbach, Superintendent of
The Tidewater, will remove his family
to Baltimore, on April LIST.
Ira Burlington and Walter Reck have
returned to Union Bridge from Illinois,
where they went last November
Wild geese were flying on Thursday
~. M. Byerly has taken "a position
in the office Of Road Supervisor John
wv. Whitmore, j., vacated by Carl Alb
bott
All departments i'm the railroad
shops, started up with full force, to-
day, Friday.
Miss Laura CARRIER, OF NIL, Union,
spent the week, with her sister, Mrs.
Pearl Johnson.
Mrs. Mary Franklin entertained her
daughter, Miss Lemora, OF Baltimore,
and DR.. Arwin G. Nieriker, Of Zurich,
Switzerland DIR. will sail for Swift
erland on March 16.
Miss Sarah "A. Fuss, mother of Mayor
Robert o. Fuss, OF Union Bridge, died
at her home in Uniontown, on We'd
nesday evening, In her Gath year
Samuel B. Furray, the townsville
merchant has sold his entire stock OF
merchandise house ana store room, to
I'D. w. Grove and son, or Chambers
burg, Pa, who took charge this Friday
morning. Mr. Furray has been in
townsville for twenty-four years, and
will move to Taneytown
The county grange will be in SEES
sion in the Town Hail. on Saturday.