The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-04-05
FROM NEARBY TOWNS
CHRONICLE OF HAPPENINGS AMONGST
OUR NEIGHBORS.
UNION BRIDGE.


wara cast at the town election on
monday. April LIST. The following Is
IN vote: For MayOr-Robert O-
Fuss. 116; w. Scott Wolfe, 20; For
romomn Councilmen-JOhn T. Repp,
NJ. Silas Id Senseney, 58; y. Wesley
Little. 113; Jacob Gladh1ll, 95'
VIM II. Perry, 100; p. Albert Six, Nj;
w. M WI. Norris, So; David Rlnehart'
q: DIR M. A. Pittinger, "a; George
M. Byers, 81 For Hog Pens to
rar,ain N Corporate Limits, 81
AGAINST Hog Pens remaining ID Cor
z,era+a limits. GA. The entire old
board was reelected with the ex-
cention of Silas D Senseney, VINO
vas defeated by Mr. Byers-
A. A. Hainess proprietor OIL tne
Western Maryland Hotel had go
on Saturday and moved to hasels-
town. Charles Eyler OF near UnIon-
Vile, moved in and Will run ~ IN
tel. WI
brook, are at Mrs. Mlller,s Iatnel M
I. G. Rinehart. -, -
the post office, iS out again aLIer mi
ing housed since December 20 VIII
rheumatism. ,44 49,
Seward Englar, near town left on
Monday for Baltimore. he mas ac-
cepted a position a. chauHeur,
George w Abberger, OF whining H.
ton. Del, spent several days Ihls
week in town MT ADperger ~
been travelling through the south
and was formerly an electrician O.
the Tidewater. r,,1ar
John L. Miller, Of Tozer u Miller,
attended his aunt, Miss Kate Lynn
funeral, at Emmitsburg, on SUNDAY.
Harvey Stem, OF Westminster was
in town ON Monday for business and
pleasure. Mi. Stem has not been ln
Union Bridge, for about thirty years:
Chief of Police John Welgle, 81
Westminster, was In town On non-
day. not on official duties, but pleas
ure.
been living in town for ABOUT 81
wears. has broken up housekeep.ns
and gone to New Windsor, TO nVe
with his daughter.
Jesse Smith and family, moved To-
To town from Linwood, on Monday.
The house that he vacated Joseph
Englar has sold to Jesse Garner.
Thomas Franklin Metcalf, OF New
York. spent Sunday with his Drotner'
John Metcalf. Mr.. Metcalf ls mere
looking after the farm that he pur-
chased from the Welsh estate
II O. Cash, OF Middleburg, was
knocked down by a horse and wagon
nn Pratt street, Baltimore, Oh tues
day He was taken to the Mercy
Hosnital. where itiwas found that ms
ankle was crushed lie was brought
hime on Thursday. His leg Is In
Jacob Pipert, formerly Of this
place, has opened shoe store IN
Roanoke, Va
Rev. Charles RI Hastings, OF the M.
n Church. is welcomed back by the
people Of Union Bridge and neigh
borhood.
N G. Graybill has new Ford auto.
mobile. Tic came home by way OF
Frederick in less than three hours.
He was accompanied By Squire :.
y. Brandenburg.
The editor Of The Pilot is now
ready for Easter. TIE found q nest
w eggs under the office with 4S eggs
in it.
Earl Shriner and wv. Oswald Bak-
er. two of our popular young men,
will open a moving picture parlor in
the Town Hall On Tuesday evening
next. Success to them.
Tozer and Miller are putting an ad-
dition to their store III - 70 De lo
by 35 feet.
The Misses Burial, Of town during
+he month of March, from seventeen
hens, gathered $40 eggs.
One blast, on Tuesday noon, AZ tne
Underwater, took 100 pounds OF dyna-
mite.
The Blue Ridge College has decld-
ed to stay, dust or no dust and
State appropriation.