The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-04-08
FROM NEARBY TOWNS
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Mrs J. =. Phillinger and sons
Marshall and Nelson, who have been
visiting Mrs. r.. wv. Carter, have re-
turned to their home in Baltimore.
On account of the absence at Con-
ference by Rev. 1t. Clair Allen, the
regular Friday meeting Of the young
peoples club Of the M. 2. Church was
postponed to meet at the home OF
Mrs. Levi Barnes April 81
Mrs. Kohl and MIR. and Mrs. Kohler,
Robert Van-Horn.
pie OF the Sykesville WI. T.. Church at
tended some of the meetings of con-
ference in Baltimore. Among those
present at the ordination OF Mr. Al
len, the pastor of this church, were
Misses Esther Sullivan, Margaret and
Helen Harris and Marion Harris.
Mr.. Roop has rented the Phoebus
property, on Main street, and opened
shop in the building for repairing
boots and shoes. Whether it is be-
cause the citizens OF Sykesville are
more active and brisk than their
neighbOrs, the fact remains that we
v, Keep busy more shoe makers than any
town of its size in the county.
MINI. The afternoon bridge club OF Glen
wood will be entertained by Miss
Jemima Forsythe on Friday afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M.
X. Church met at the home OF Mrs.
Robert Van Horn on Tuesday after
noon After the business meeting
refreshments were served and a
pleasant social hour was enjoyed.
Mrs. John Morris and children, who
have been spending few days with
Mrs. Delashmutt, of Mt Airy, have
returned home.
Last Sunday night very interest
ing lecture on "The Battle of Life"
was given by Miss Lillian Hewitt i'm
Mr.. Allen were used to illustrate and
the talk was highly enjoyed by an
appreciative audience.
Miss Clarke, of Ellicott City, is the
guest of her cousin, Miss JeH4fna
Forsyth.
Mrs. Jones and daughter Fannie
have returned home from Baltimore
after attending the funeral of Mrs.
Jones mother, Mrs. Webb, of Mt
Airy.
Miss Hattie Bennett is visiting
friends i'm Baltimore.
John Thompson and family have
moved to Baltimore. The house which
they occupied has been rented by
Ransom Gist.
Mrs. D. B. Sprecher attended the
meeting of the missionary Union of
the Presbytery of Maryland at Dickeys-
vile.
Edward Arlington has moved to his
farm at Gather Siding, which he has
recently bought and has rented his
home at Sykesville to MIR. Brooke
GALLON.
a town meeting has been called by
the Mayor on April 21 for the pur-
pose of nominating Mayor and Coun-
Gil.
Miss Helen Matthews, OF Baltimore,
has returned home after visiting Miss
Lillian Schultz.
DR.. Helm, Of New Windsor, visited
our town this week.
Mrs. Newton DeVries il visiting her
brother at Sherwood and Towson.
Miss Louise Berry, of Gainesville,
l. visiting Mrs. Earl CLANCY.
The young people of Sykesville, St.
James, McKendree, Harmony and
Woodstock will give a concert on
Tuesday evening, April IL, at St.
James Church. The entertainment
consists of solos, duets, choruses and
also a cantata, entitled THE King Tri-
umphant," will be rendered. Musical
director, Professor r. j. Brandenburg.
At the home of the brides father,
surrounded by their many friends, Mr..
John Henry Brady, OF Ravenswood,
Harrisonville, Md, was united in mar
riage to Miss Elsie May Mcdonald,
eldest daughter Of Mr.. Charles E. Nc
Donald. The ceremony was perform
Cd by Rev. T.. =. McAdams, of Har-
risonville. Those present were John
J. Brady, Charles E. Mcdonald, Joseph
j.. Brady, Joseph Shipley, James Nc
Donald, Thos. ellis, Warfield Hobbs,
VIM. Brady, Clayton Johson, Arthur
ellis, VIM. Mcdonald and Harry Nc
Donald, and Misses Pearl Zeigler, Mary
Brady, Ruth, Mary and Clara Els
worthy, Cory <. ellis and Frances
Tuycler.