The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1907-03-29
SYKESVILLE NEWS.
First National Bank Room Conn
pIeted- Slight Fire. Accidents
Personals, Etc.

The First National Bank of Sykesvllle, 10
Gated in Mcdonald Block, recently organized
has completed its interior furnishings, with
modern up to date fixtures, which Is at Inc
disposal of the public for inspection. Every
courtesy and attention is assured, CONSISTENT
with conservative banking. Mr.. Edward A.
Vayrina, formerly of the Third National Bank
of Baltimore, has been assstidg Mr. NJ. ID.
Weer, cashier, in his duties, and the latest
methods and system has been installed IN TINS
institution. This marks another mile stone
in progressive Sykesville.
MIR. and Mrs. E. A. Crook, of Philadelphia,
Pa. came to attend the funeral of Mr.. Vachel
R. Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Arlington,
of Baltimore. also attended the funeral.
A slight fire was caused by a defective tue
at the house of John Fry, which would have
DESTROYED the row had it not been for the
prompt response of the Volunteer Fire Com
pany. Damage about $4,000.
MIR. Ernest Roberts, of Eutaw Place, Bal
timore, visited Sykesville, Monday, in a 40
10 S. power White Steamer automobile. ana
The manager of the White Steamer Co. III
II 60 hose power automobile WAS with hun.
Mr. Arthur Forsythe, of Howard County. was
with the party.
c, A. Gosnel has moved to St. Dennis
w. Ii. ID. Warfeld and wife, visited Balll-
more, Monday.
Mr.. VIM. Melville returned from Frederlcks
w. D. B. Hepner returned Monday after
pleasant trip ducking at Bay Side, Anne
Arundel county. Mr.. Hepner brought home
some fine ducks.
The following persons visited Baltimore on
Monday: Senator and Mrs. j. E. Beasman,
Messrs. j. II. Fowble, E. NJ. Melor, F. NJ.
Barnes and R. w. Carter.
The Ladies' Guild of Holy Trinity Parrish
held their regular meeting on "Wednesday at
the school room of Miss Mary yelling.
John R. Harding left Tuesday for Seattle,
Washington.
George Ludwig had his hand badly hurt in
a machine at Oakland Mills. Wednesday.
George Roberts, foreman of the Baltimore
Terra Concrete Company, finished their work
on the new building at Springfield State Hos
pital Tuesday, and was waiting at the station
for the train to Baltimore on Wednesday
morning, when he accidentally fell over the
railing, a distance of abont 10 feet on the
rocks, causing a severe scalp wound which
was dressed by DR.. D. B. Sprecher.
Henry p. Allen, who has been in hospital
in Baltimore for the past three weeks with
erysipelas in both arms, returned to his home
near Oakland on Thursday.
Miss Cora Walls, of Grafton, West Virginia,
is visiting Mrs. Belts.
Mr.. E. A. Vavrina, formerly of the Third
National Bank of Baltimore, who has been
assisting Mr.. H. NJ. Weer, at the First National
Bank of Sykesvile. returned to Baltimore on
Thursday, where he will take a position with
the Eutaw Savings Bank of that city.
A boy, who gave his name as George f.
Biffle, aged 10 years, of Louisville, KY, was
brought to Sykesvile, on B. and o. engine
at II clock, on Wednesday night, with his
left foot mashed. The accident occurred near
Dorsey's Run, as he attempted to jump on
freight train. DR.. d. B. Sprecher dressed the
wound.
Messrs John Weetenkamp, George E. Lin
ton, Henry Thielman and w. w. Ritter were
in Westminster on Thursday.
Mr.. Roy Warner moved from near Elders.
burg to farm near Lisbon, Howard county.