The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-05-09
UNION BRIDGE

n elaborate program has been
prepared for Home Coming Week
Ead.s At Union bridge. Thursday
Friday and Saturday. M :. and 10
b the committee In charge. Il ID
hoped that each member Of the eom-
ma1IIY viii feel an especial lnleraa,
II he success Of the entertainment
nd lend hia efforts 10 make tie affair
complete success. Tie program II
- IoIIoEa: Thursday afternoon and
evening Union Bridge Hand. drill OF
FIHa Company. Red Nsn. Mechanics,
Knights of Pythlaa In uniform. Fri
d. aftsrnoon-Haae bal came and
exhibition drill. concert hY Union
bridge Hand IN the evening. Hatur-
dax-Tso ball games. 1t II a. m. and
} , n Immediately after there will
= sham battle Ia ciemHnn.a Meadow
Price Of admission 10 bal game and
battle i eenta. Civic parade At night
nd great turnout Of Frafernai Or
EaaIzaIIons and Fire Company. Two
hands Of music Refreshments will
Il HHHxsd each afternoon auH evening
Il Iha Firemen's Hall.
!. Hr. and Mira Charles MornIngatar
nd little daughter. Of HIaEaratown,
HneHL Saturday aud Sunday Hlth Mr..
+ aud Mra. ]. X MorninFHlar.
/ Mf. and Mra G. ]. Anfaaeost. OF
+ Philadelphia. Pa. spent Saturday and
Sunday Hith the latterH father. Mr.
Wesley Forest
Mr. aud Mrs Charles Gillespie. OF
18th. "a. are visiting The latters
parents. here Mr.. md MTa. Harry
rsIHY.
: MrH. j W. Spahr sHa eaIied To Mt
AIT1 this week on account Of the
serious Illness OF har brother.
-. Anna Burial spent Iaat Wed.
Hssday ~ the guest Of her zIater. Mrs
shreaFe. Westminster.
NIHa Anna Wolf spent Saturday al
IL guest OF friends IN Frederick.
: MIaH II Alice eloHhaF zn.nI satnr-
d. Hith friends In Frederick.
Mlaa Isabel Mccall "a lie guest oi
hsF sister. Miss Rose Mccall. satnr.
a. and Sunday.
MIaa Mary Murray, Nha had been
: Writing friends in Baltimore. returned
u her home here lat seeE.
! MIaH sallie Weaver. Nhn had been
/ h guest OF her brother. IT. ]. w
Weaver. for several months. returned
70 her home ~ UniontoWn. Monday
! hrs. Mary Bell and daughter. Miss
YIfEIe He'll. Main street. hase moved
] n Hagerstown.
Mfa. Stewart BrandenblfE spent
] lazt Thursday with friendz N freder.
IIok
Mr. Milton Halnea has purchased
lie house In which he md his family
nuH reside from the heirs Of the late
Mr.. Pemberton Wood.
/ Mr. William Reisler, Of baltimore
spent Sunday with his parents here
n the evening he was taEsn back to
Baltimore by Mr. Raymond senseney
j IN his automobile. accompanied by q
number of friends Of both young men
among whom were Norman Otto
EarI senaeney. aud William Anders.
Mr. Allan Delashmuttl Nho had been
! II Tor several days. Ii reported TO bs
somewhat better now.
| Miss Lenora Franklin. of Baltimore
spent Sunday with her mother here.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rowland. OF
Hageratown, spent several days this
week with the latter'a parents. Mr.
and hrs. John Hollenberger.
Mrs. shreeve, OF Westminster. spent
several days last week With her moth
CT. hrs. Burial. Broadway.
Owing to the prevalence Of measles
here within the past TIE weeks the
attendance at the schools has been less
than 30 per cent of the enrolment
The funeral OF Mrs. Laura Lynn
Who died at Springfield Hospital Sum
day afternoon, took place from the
residence of her daughter. MIsg Fanny
Lynn. White street, Wednesday after
noon. IT 2 o'clock. IntermenI was in
pIpe Greek Cemetery. Hev. Mr.
Englar. of Uniontown. oIIIeIaIed.
Mr. Harry MornlngsIaT and son
Richard. of Hagerstown. spent Sunday