The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-02-04
UNION BADGE

ion Bridge was regularly constituted
q chapter OF the Order Of the Eastern
Star, TO be known ag Plymouth Chap.
ter No. a. This chapter had been I'm
der dispensati0n for the previous SIX
months. as is customary before a
charter Is granted The worthy grand
lmatfon anc the worthy grand patron
OF the grand chapter OF Maryland
with the other grand officers sui Il
number 0f past grand officers, making
o total IN the neighborho0d OF twen-
ty-fiye. with four visitors and twenty-
five of the local members present,
there was approximately a half hun
dred OF the MOST sociable people ever
gathered together in these parts The
ladies predominated by about three TO
one, The work OF the evening started
at 40 and ended about 3. during
which time charter was presented
and the officers installed by the grand
officers present During an intermis-
sion refreshments were served to sat-
isfy the cravings of tho Physical
Side IL there were. before. members
OF the order who had doubt as 10
the sweet inflnenco Of the teachiAga
OF the degrees That doubt has been
removed as far as the Eass Is from
the West This chapter rs q regu-
larry constituted one and viii be
known a. Plymouth Chapter 80. Al +.
Order OF The Eastern Star Any mcm-
Der OF the order Botiuurning IN our
Jurisdiction Is cordially invited 70
commune with us at any and all times
We take this ofoasion 70 inform again
Brother and. Sister Geo. Babylon and
Brother and Sister Harry Fowblo. of
Westminster. how vel we enl0yed
the influence Of their presence Sis
tcrs and Brothers come aud sec MS
again. Plymouth Chapter No 4i. Or.
der 81 The Eastcru star meets every
second and falfth Thursday. Visitors
always welcome.
The rcmains of Mr Scott ~, MC-
AiliseY. who died at his home near
MiRot. North Dakota, on January 26.
were Inferred IL sit View Cemetery
a. ! o'clock Sunday afternoon. The
services were conducted hy Rev CT
VI DubsoR. assisted BY Rev lbgch
Frank shrinor and Son had chargc Of
tho funeral
Clarence saylor hsd his foos mash.
cd hy a wagon load of brick pasalng
over q.
william wood l. very ~ at b,s
home with puguwnuia
George Flyers moved into his new
house on Reservoir lfiehia tiis week
\ great quantity ~ haled bay g be
inf shinptd from tus0n Bridge over
.the W NJ a. III The pasi few weots
The romans of Mira (icorgia Wit
man Bowen who died IN baltimore
Clte on lnnaary 2sth wcre inferred
ID Mt View CtMtteYg OIL 5ieHanv 81
noon Aira Bowen nAg the MiduN ~
the late nefnafd i llowen and died
81 haf home 1914 MoeheF streef Scr
vices we're baid ai $50 A. m. THE un
dartaker was Bortgpm W. Gore, Of
Baltimore
The Tide Water Cement Plant has
ordered 81 ares 70 be put 0nt and
the plant 70 81 clusud indsHnately
Harry Stoner. con Gf Mr.. and Mrs
I.ae sionsr. near Onion Bridge. waH
on visit here during the bpiidavp
for 4 few days. and brought wiih him
q wife. a aufprise % his parents Ar
st0nar has bser with 81 " people az
Albany. \. ". the past seven YeaF
and brought with Sim an Albany
bride
BERNARD and Nose Frlnbere Joe
waskins nud Mr. and Mrs nellmore,
an from Baltimore visited X Was
klna and family on sunday.
MFs. Edith Canghman. o. Richmond.
Va Edward Wood ~ Hagerai0wn
and capt Norris Wood of the saliva
tion Army. philadelphia. are In t'niOn
Bridge looking after their father
The friends of iRe new t'nion
Fridge Band House nave subscribed
$3.50 towards tho building
Miss Sulils a. Weaver. of Union
town. ID spending some time with her
brother Dr. John y Weaver
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