The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-01-20
SYKESVILLE ITEMS.
Two Sudden DeathS-The Minstrel Show q
Great SucceSS-PerSOnalS, Etc.

JANUARY lS.-The B. Il 0. station here was
entered by burglars last Tuesday night. For
tunately the agent had deposited all the re-
ceipts for the day in the bank. The entrance
was effected by breaking a small pane of glass,
Presumably while a train was passing, un-
latched the window, raised 1t and helped
themselves The agent and his family, who
occupy rooms above the station, did not hear
any sound.
Zadock Sullivan died on January II. He
had been sick with typhoid fever for two or
three weeks, and his physician, DR.. Lucas,
was hopeful of his recovery until a short time
| before his DEATH Funeral services were held
in ST. Paul's NJ T. Church, and both the
Masous and Odd Fellows attended. Rev.
! Mr. Marsh. the pastor. othciatad, and DR..
| Dudly, of Springfield Presbyterian Church.
made short ard appropriate address. In
! lerment was in Springfield cemetery.
c. A. Hartman. who had been confined to
| his bed for several months. died suddenly last
! Sunday morning of paralysis OF the brain.
| Funeral services we're held IN Harmony NJ.
| p Church, Howard county, and inerment
was in the adjoining cemetery.
| The "Nrth Making Minstrel Show, by
| home talent, was given in the Lyceum last
! Friday night. 70 a crowded house. Mr..
! Poole, the rnrerl,cutor deserves a great deal
| of credit for his share in the entertainment.
! and the whole east seemed made up of stars,
! differing only IN magnitude. VIM. Forthman,
/ As winning Willie" aud Ray Fjvored, as
| "Radum Ray, the end men, were specially
| good. The local hits. puns and poetry called
/ forth rounds of applause. The Ritter twins,
! tiny tots Of four years. we're exceedingly
! funny in q comedy entitled Everybody
/ Works But Father" In the same play Mr..
! Ritter, a. an Irishman, and Wm Hepner, as
| house wife. did some clever acting. After
\ paving oil expenses the management cleared
! SIS, which they donated TO the Volunteer
/ Fire Company. DR.. Clark has invited them
| TO repeat the entertainment at Springfield
! Hospital
Rev G. McKenny. junior pastor Of the NJ.
| +. Church, Is on the SICK list. He Is much
/ missed q; the revival services, which are held
! in the church every night
! Miss Mildred Delashmu',, Of NJ. Airy. is
/ visiting her cousin, Miss Jemjma Forsyth
! Miss Mamie Brooks entertained few
/ friends at al afternoon tea last Friday.
4 Among those present we're Misses Lila George
Z and Mamie Wsrhtia Mn, Howard Wsrheld,
1 Mrs, d. 3 SpreCher Mn, j. c. Clark. Ms.
1 l. Anderson and Others.
/ Mr. aud Mr. Alfred COMBS have returned
/ from their wedding "trip au4 are staying far
! tho present o., tho home of the bride father.
| Nj. Clarence Brown
JACK N"THcrpH Is attending Eaton u hIF.
/ nett Bls5n-s- College.
/ NJ Ee-sia- fireman nu the B. & o. R.
! r., tsU from his engine l1sf Monday sri
/ severely sgrlue3 an ankle. he 0as taken o.
( his home at Gathers where be- vas attended
| hy the eauFauy- surgeon. Or. ID. Il.
I Spreyher.
Mr.. J. Clement Clark is spending some
I rmr ,7 Baltimore.
/ Thr eng cemcat fs announced ~ Mr
7 Sirigr. h---t.-y and Mss M.Hnlr Brooks
Z Mr. kesrFrv zas a. resident af S,kr-yii" tar
I f. agmA-r 81 yrss and has a great many
I freud, ters Mics Books. wbo has relatives
/ here. ts a.-o wei. sHawr
M. Cau-hosn. aa.hsr 81 NJ. John eau.
{ thara. OF fh.s county .s .3zste SO ~.sh pHaa-
I0uia-
Wade H. D. War6s'I b, ask.uE a-raage.
mcnfs te tear 8auu bis store and par ag q
h-ek azaitHe Ia ss p'acy. H. ~tE ag-apy
fhs Lresam as 90 adseo and sfH~- r.-asn until
bis new sa. !.ra d. completed