The Democratic advocate., 1909-12-10
SyKESyILLE.

The funeral of Franklin w. Snider took
place at Springfield Presbyterian church
Sunday morning at II O'Clock. The ser
ley, D. d. The attendance of the funeral
was very large, as Mr.. Snyder had many
relatives and a large circle OF friends $. Il IN
bearers were the directors of the First
National Bank of Sykesville, of which he
was one. The active pallbearers were
e. S. Gather, c. W. Poole ]. NJ. Gather
and G. w. Hemp. Great sympathy is felt
for his young widow and infant son.
Mrs. William Warthen, ,4oa Of ,I5a Bait1moTe' y re
yanHorn this week.
The regular Friday night meeting of
the young peoples club of the Methodist g
H. Sullivan. Among those present were
Rev. c. W. Allen, pastor of the church.
Misses Margaret and Helen Harris, May
and Esther Sullivan, Elizabeth and. Cath i
crime Hepner, Clara Selby, Myrtle and
Mamie Arlington, Matte Fowble. Messrs.
Ben Fowble, Clarence Clarke, Herbert
ris. Ray Firoved; Louis ogle. and Nor
" spent with games and refreshments
were served. All expressed themselves as
having had most enjoyable time:
Miss Elizabeth Warfield is visiting her
sister, Mrs. William c. Stone. OF Ell1cott
City. and Miss Elenor Branch OF baltl-
more.
Miss Louise Lemon, of Arlington. spent
the week end with Mrs. John N; Morris
The little workers; the u,J Jnal9f Jn9n1d pnas mis-
byterian church entertained their friends
and the members of the senior mission
airy society in the beautiful new warehouse M
of Robert w. Carter on Friday night. Ihe
long room was beautifully decorated with
flags and bunting, and the sort ngnt OF
the actylene lights never shone on nap
pier or merrier crowd of bright face boys
and girls. After games and forfelts had
been played to a finish refreshments were
served consisting of ice cream, cake and
Mrs. r. W. Carter Mrs. Joseph Lippy.
John Duddrer, J. F. Waesche, ID. b.
sprecher, A. G. Phoebus oas;o q: bVeik1ing Wi1sog
Ella T. Shultz Annie Reynolds Emma,
Grace and Margaret Hobbs, May Carter,
Grace, Gladys and Edna Auer, Helen Orem,
Bessie and Marie Wheatley,; MagYgiie Y9ien 6ari and
Marie Weetenkamp, Viola Barnett, Mary
Myers, Mary Gallon Janet SpreeheEr; EnE}nI E4tn
and Elizabeth Bennett. Rev; i,,, DE- n9 1uqIey, He
shend. Willie Duvall, Frank and Law
renee Hobbs Roy and nd CaEr1 sterIng HeWne hmer
Rendolph Weer, Brooke Gallon, Harry.
Earl and Millard Carter and Mrs Barnett.
Miss Fannie Sprecher has returned to
Baltimore after spending week at her
Mrs Harry F. Curley visited Baltimore
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wnllam MelVlHe altenutu
the funeral of Mrs. James Melville, moth
er of William Melville in Baltimore. on
Mrs F. Jones and daughter Louise met
with what have might been very serious
accident last week week while on their
way TO Sykesville. Their horse became
frightened at a steam roller on the ROAD
near Springfield hospital and ran away
oyrturning and completely wrecking the
vehicle. The ladies were thrown out ana
bruised. -, ..45 n,
The Mayor of Marriottsville visited Bat
timore this week.
Mrs. Georgiana Phillinger and son Mel
son are visiting relatives here
Miss Mary Blake has returned to Balt1-
Miss Dorothy MelIor is spnding some
time in Washington. D. c., with friends. :,
Miss Alice White, of Baltimore, visited
friends in Sykesville, this week.
Miss Lillian Kemp, of Roslyn. was the
guest of her cousin, Miss Catherine eau
Miss Ida Jones has been spending some
days with her aunt, Mrs Nathan Webb.
in Howard county.
this week in Sykesville.
Miss Lillian Schultz spent the week end
in Baltimore with friends.
met at the home of Mrs. Clarence z.
Brown last Friday evening: Among those
present were Mrs; Earle CLANCY Edwin
William NJ. Chipley. Geo. Schrade, John
Harris, Arthur Brown, Levi Barnes VIM
Melville R. W vanHeEn. Asa 6niPphms HePPer,
Weer Samuel Duvall and S. D. Brown.
Rev Vernon Ridgely. of Ellicott City
NJ E. Church, preached the anniversary
sermon in the Springfield I: o. o. F. Hall
at St; Pauls N. E Church here on y SUNDAY SUNDAY
occupied the same pulpit at the evening
service and delivered his farewell sermon
to the congregation of ST. Paups church.
Frank Lee, of this place, left on Thurs
day of the past week to enter the navy.
Mrs. Edward Gimplee has returned from
a visit to her parents in Virginia; ~
Mrs Allen. mother of Rev. c. w. Allen,
of this place, is visiting her son.
The Enoch Pratt circulating library has
established q branch library in the new
drug store of Norton and Swain of this
town.
Lyceum on Wednesday and Thursday
nights for the benefit of the S. A. c. base
ball team was a great success