The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-04-12

ing the colors in defense of their
country, reverting to Civil War times
Will be interesting.
Here is the roster of the Bradford
Guards of Hagerstown, raised here
Captain Edward M. Mobley in
charge, who departed for Baltimore
on Aug. Is, 1862.
George Adams, Jacob Armstrong,
Thomas Baltz, H. H. Barnhart, ].
Bingaman, J. A. Buxton, D. S. Bal
mer, William w. Bovey, Andrew
Bower, Valentine G. Bower, Jacob
c. Bowman, A. Bragonier, w. Buck,
w. H. Buch, George c. Burkitt,
Charles c. Byers, John Carver
Lewis, William Collllesser, James
Coon, F. T. A. Crager, George w.
Chrissinger, James R. Torrance,
Ohio w. Dunner, William Earhart,
Henry Earhart, Samuel Eyester,
George Feigley, w. H. File, George
Fisher, G. w Fravel, Daniel Carver,
Lugher GelWicks, H. A. Guyer, Will
liam Gumbert, Elias Hammond, Will
liam B. Harris, Pard Hartman, Rob
ert Hatfield, Thomas Harey, Luther
Helferstay, s. Herbert, ]. M. Hicks,
J. P. Hines, William H. HORNE, A.
Houck, Jonas Huffer, Isaac N. James,
Walter Johnson, Jacob F. Johnson,
George Kiase, j. H. Haney, Jacob
Late, Daniel Limbaugh, Henry Line
baugh, William H. Little, Charles F.
Little, Daniel Long, Charles Low
man, Martin Mangin, Henry May,
George McKane, William McKane,
Thomas McKane, Jacob Moatz, Will
liam E. Moatz, Carver E. Mobley,
Walter A. Mobley, J. Monroe, James
Myers, H. C. Nesbitt, Thomas ].
Nesbitt, August Nichols, S. T. Nigh,
James PETIT, Charles Poffenberger,
j. T. Reichard, Moses S. Rinehart,
]. T. Rinehart, John Sager, Will
liam L. Schulz, Amos Smith, Frisby
Spielman, David Stephey, John
Swope, L. P. Thompson, ]. N. Tit
low, Washington Tracey, D. M.
Tritle, George Updegraff, George
Wantz, James A. Weiss, Charles H.
Wolford, J. H. Zeigler and George
H Zeigler.
The following were the officers of
enrolment, appointed under the
Presidents call for troops in Ha-
gerstown and Washington County:
John Roulette, Sharpsburg; Arthur
F. WEIGH, Williamsport; Robert C.
Thornburg and Richard Wise, Ha-
gerstown; J. Rufus Smith, Clear
Spring; Samuel Oliver, Hancock;
Farnose H. Irwin, Boonsboro; John
P, Shank, Smithsburg; Captain w
Mccoy, Rohrersville; James H. Lag
gett, Leitersburg; Henry Fritch,
Funkstown; John w. Drenner, Sandy
Hook; John Miller, Tilghmanton;
Joseph o. Fiery, Hagerstown; Ben
ton Schulz, Ringgold, and Lewis o.
Stanhope, Indian Spring
Did you know that John Henry
was the first milk delivery man in
Hagerstown? In 1921 he launched
into the business of furnishing milk
to customers and would deliver milk
fresh to their homes daily at five
cents per quart. He announced that
the service would begin as soon as
subscribers for II quarts per day
were obtained.
Here are some interesting news
items of the year 1881:
The Democratic Organization Club
boosted its membership to around
thirteen hundred and discussed plans
for the coming winter activities.
The Yingling Auto Works called
the attention to car owners to a re-
duction in hourly basis on repair
work of from five to IS cents per
hour.
George C. Snyder was reelected
treasurer of st. PauI'S u. B. Church
for the 43rd consecutive year. Other
officers elected were: Secretary of
the official board, Philo A. Station;
financial secretary, c. NJ Horst;
Board of Christian Education, Rev.
DR.. F. B. Plummer, Elmer N. Funk
houser, Mrs. Albert E. Baker, Mrs.
Kenneth Adams, w. Harold Wyand,
Mrs George Bell, Mrs Ruth Hertel,
Miss HERNIA Biershing and Mrs.
George w. Rohrer.
The Senior c. E. Society of Christ
Reformed Church installed the fol-
lowing newly elected officers: Ever
EFT Lynch, president; Marion War
renfeltz, vice president; Miss Lola
May, recording secretary; Miss Ca
Uterine Berger Corresponding secre-
tary; Robert Gable, treasurer, and
Miss Rebecca Foltz, pianist.