The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-02-24
SykeSville Items.

FEBRUARY - E. NJ. Mellor : spending IA
week or tao in Florida.
Dorothy Mellor hiss been home from Pow
haiAn college for Il few days aud her cousin.
Miss Florence Mellor, Of Philadelphia. has
also been on visit 10 her aunt. Mns. +. NJ.
MellOr.
On Tuesday night an Altemp; Vas made TO
burglariEs the store Of john AchonAl; 4 Co.
One Of the shutters WAS torn of aud an en-
trance bad been effected when one Of the
clerks, who sleeps over the store, vas aroused
and fred pistol. frightening oil the burglar.
or burglars, As Mr. Ession, the clerk, SAYS It
Was two people taking that awoke him.
John Mcdonald. who has been quite sick,
- improved. but sill confined TO the house.
Rev. Albert Dudley preached ou sunday
Feb. Is, al Freedom VI +. Church IN the
morning. and at SykesVilie VI +. Church VA
the afternoon, filing the appointments OF Mr..
Mckinney. Sho was absent
Mrs Ella Thomas, OF Baltimore, Is the
guest Of Mrs. l. z. Schultz,
james Blake spent Sunday wi'h his iaarb
ter Mrs John Mcdonald.
Marie and JuliA NeDpaali ~cTc hcme from
NJ 81 Agnes Schoo! ou Saturday.
Glide PludrN Spsut frs days 90 a~hIHE
Juu last week.
M.ss Eva FoUblr sAs home ga Sunday.
Mss Elh-i BARNES has returned from Balu,
more wherr she has bcCa visiting iEicnds,
Mumps have usru Ajmyst an epidemic herr
and there have been ssvcrai esscs complicated
BY parumnnrs-
A.ss I.ulA GosnsIl ~ "a BALTIMORE nth Der
sister, Mrs Ei~ari Cromwell.
Mr. FuaS hrssi~r. o( Gather, has re-
tarte,i ffDsn ghe Frederick Hospital. 4hrrs be
speui ~eck Slth his son EdeAr. ~bo l,sy 8
lex and -As uthsr~iee ,aJurrd By being run
over by = locomotive. Mr.. k~ss.rr IMPORTS
the condition q hs san 20 be- favorable.
Charlie FrirE. rmpiove5 Al The livery stable
~as taken 10 the Nc. University Hospital last
Saturday. tie hss pneumonia
Irusirn Day speBJ SardAy ~iih his cousin.
kI~ln Alexander.
John Fruss y :, the Nd University Hos.
plsAl ~here be uas taken Abaai a seek ago
10 b. treaied ios 'yPhoid fever,
A. A. FurthmAn has returned FROM Wood
bury, where be has b~rn spending fr@ days
18th r~lstIvcs.
l.. 2. Schultz hA. moved his vel drsllvs 20
CAturpsviiir, @herr he hAs Cautfacl 20 bore
sells
Ms jamie Brooks has returned from Balm.
m1Tr Uherc she spcut tss days aIlh frleuds
A SURPRISE party ~Rs gwen 90 Ea~,n AK
AudcF Ay some % hE trIcudA on IhaFsdsy
nIEht. lae evening" ~as mcrriiy passed ~iih
games, and refreshments ~rFe served. AmNug
tho.e present Ecrc-Mrs. Lame Alexander,
Mss Beaver, Misses Mamie Clark. Bessie
Nil.nn. Carrie and Nellie Bro-u and Anuic
Randall; Aszsr~ Ed@iu. juhn nnd Harry
Alexander. Clsrracr Clark. A. e. iatiy.
Clarence Brown. and Miss.-. Mattel and Matte
Fo~ bic aud brother.
Bcsuutal "War6r,d Cottage" the new
addition 10 the Woman Group 81 Springfield
Hospital, = almost Completed A hanlsomcr
hailding Of its kind Soald BE- bard to iiud.
The iArgc reception ball IS Firnish to design
aud dark oak Ia finish. Suspended BY brass
chaius from the heavy OAK beams Of The CELL
iug hang chandelier aEd single electric globes.
Ga the polished door there Is a magui6eeul
TIs be- the center oi The ball; large ire place
. j. opposite the entrance, and the coal ui arms
. OF Maryland - 10 De placed lu a spacr lrtt f,r
u above the black oak mantle. on either side
Of the fire place are high backed benches OF
black OAK. Everything 10 the room fis into
The scheme Of The architect 10 make II FleB.
,Sh- The chairs are heavy asi plain; the
tables Square and massive. and the G~rk OAK
-eitrrs complete an old worlds picture IN
modern Maryland. The sun psrlOT. opening
out OF the reception hall, faces southeast, and
as sails Of windows will catch the sunlight al
dag long. WAFdeid Cottage j. ~orth q visit.
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