The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-01-21
SYKESVILLE.

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Mrs Marshall, the wife Of the new
rector of st. Barnabns P. E. Church,
has returned from a visit to friends
Id Martinsbnrg, W. va. The ladies or
the Guild will give reception in her
honor at the home of Mrs. n. ;. Jones
on Thursday afternoon from three 70
five. Refreshments OF Ice cream and
cake will be served -.esz,e-r.. r.
Frank Hale was kicked by horse
at his home last Friday One rib was
broken and he was very much. bruised.
His many friends are glad. to learn
that he is improving
Mrs. Clinton BIaisdel, of New York,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Nimrod
Dorsey. --.--...---.
Mrs. Harry Warfield, who has been
quite sick for the last two weeks, IL
much better. grg- ~.
Miss Esther Sprecher is visiting
friends In Baltimore
Mrs. Gartrell, of Plane No 4, j. the
guest of Mrs. John Firoved-
Jack Merceron is confined to his
home with an attack of grip.
Miss Esther Sullivan has returned
from a visit to Mrs. J. T. Marsh, of
Baltimore.
The annual treat to the Sunday
school scholars Of Springfield Pres
byterian Church will be given in the
Lyceum Friday night. Besides the
candy, ETC., q free moving picture
show will be the attraction. All are
invited to attend.
L.. p. Schultz has been confined TO
the house with an attack Of tonsilitis
Sykesvi1le still has the building
fever. Two new houses on Springfield
avenue are nearly completed. Both
are pretty and comfortable houses,
well built with porches and bay win
dows and steam heated, with bath
rooms, etc DIR. J. +. Waesche il the
owner of one and Mr.. Millard Weer
the other.
The Junior Card Club was enter
tanned by Miss Ruth Berret on Tues
day night at the home Of the Misses
Jones' On account or the inclement
weather only a few members were
present.
Mrs. John Mcdonald and Henry Mer-
ceron visited Westminster Monday.
The marriage of Mr.. Harry Blake
and Miss Innerrarity was surprise
to Mr.. Blake's friends and relations
in Sykesville.
Deputy Sheriff, VIM. M. Forthman,
has been confined to his bed for the
past week with tons1litis.
f. G.. Merceron, president of the
First National Bank of Sykeville, was
present at the opening of the National
City Bank of Baltimore on Thursday,
the 18th inst. The new bank was or
gained largely through the efforts Of
Mr.. J. F. Sippel, who is vice president
of the new institution. Mr.. Sippel Is
also a director i'm the First National
of Sykesville, and has always and will
continue to take a great interest in
it's success. Mr.. Sippel makes his
summer home near Sykesville.
Mr.. Walter T. Shipley, Sykesville,
Howard county,, died at the home of
his brother, M ID. Shipley, Wednes-
day, January 10, of heart disease. Mr..
Shipley was in the 51st year of his
age and was we'll known through
Howard and Carroll counties.
A prosperous fraternal organiza-
ton of our town is the Springfield
Lodge No 1874, |. 0. o. F.. On last
Tuesday a large class of candidates
was instructed in the three degrees at
the Temple, Baltimore. The lodge
contemplates remodeling their hall in
the near future, making IL one of the
handsomest lodge rooms in the coun-
try. The following are few of the
names who were initiated into the
mystery Of the order on Tuesday A.
r. Selby, B. R. Haight, E. r. Ridgley
j. c. Day, Bradford Killer, Everett
Dayhoff and Allen Hoffman. 4
r. w. Carter left Sunday evening
for Ligonier,s Ind where he4will visit
the carriage works of the Ligonier
Carriage Company of that point.
There was quite a large party leaving
Baltimore and other towns. A
special train was chartered from Har-
risburg to LigOnier, Ind.
The opening of the Lyceum Roller
Rink was attended by large crowd
last Saturday evening and the man
ager, Mr.. w wv. Ritter, feels that the
rink will be quite success this sea-
SON. The. same will be open on Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday evenings.
AlIeome and enjoy the sport.
Tell your friends to follow the
crowd to w. w. Ritter's and leave your
subscription for the Advocate, as it
helps to pass the lonely hours these
cool and droWsy nights.