The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-08-19
FROM NEARBY TOWNS
CHRONICLE q HAPPENINGS AMONGST
egg nEIGHEoRs.
sYKEsyILLE.


Dr.. II. D. Norris. Who had been IN
! Old Point Comfort for short vaca-
ton has returned home.
Joseph Nee, OF Marriottsville. after
: short illness died On Monday ut the
residence OF John Myers
Misses Lillian Streaker and Lillian
Grant, o. Baltimore. are visiting Mrs.
Webb Snyder. OF Howard county.
Miss Esther Sullivan. vho had been
n New York and Washington, has re-
turned to her home.
Misses Loretta Hesseneamp and
Ethel Landen. OF Baltimore. are visit
ms their school mate. Miss Helen
Harris.
Many Of the town people attended
the moving picture show given at
Springfield State Hospital on Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Merceron, with
Misses Mary and Catherine Merceron
and Josephine ChaplIne, of Toweon,
and Master Frank Merceron vent to
Port Deposit. on an excursion on
Thursday.
Miss Mary Merceron IL visiting
Miss Chapline. OF ToYson.
Dr. and Mrs. John Morris. With
their three children. are the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Jenkins. Of Charles
county.
The Springfield Presbyterian sun
day school will hold their annual
picnic on Tuesday. August %. on the
Sunday school grounds. This year
the picnic will be for the school chill
dren only.
The Misses Linsey, of Virginia, who
had been visiting Miss Ruth Berrett,
have returned TO their home.
Miss Raymond Shepherd, who had
been the guest OF Miss Marjorie
Baltimore.
Many of the younger set of our
town attended the CookaYllle tourna-
ment aud horse show on Tuesday,
August 49, As It was q fine day for
ducks. all came home drenehed for
the long wished for showers that via
tied us on that day.
Miss Margaret Aylestock, Of MIL
boro, Va, Is visiting her sister, Mrs
J. F. Waesche
The Misses Chipley. of Washington,
ID. E., are the guests of their brother.
William Chipley.
Mr.. and Mrs Gus. Selby. Of Rover,
dES ltNE1NAuE ou AlG
birth OF a son.
Rev. Mr. sanner, who had been Yis-
iting In Sykesyille and Howard conn-
ty. has returned to his home In Bruins
wick. Nd.
Harry Hess. Of Baltimore. spent
Sunday with his parents. Who are
boarding here for the summer With
Mrs Marshall.
of Washington. have returned home
after visiting their cousin. Miss
Dorothy Mellor.
Carroll MacaIfe. of Gainesville.
spent Sunday with friends here.
Miss Mildred DeI4aghmntt. Of Mount
Airy, and Mrs. Howard. Of Baltimore.
have been visiting their sister. Mrs.
John Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. sippel and daugh-
ter Dorothy. are spending a couple of
weeks IT Rehoboth Beach. Del
Raymond Firoved. Of Brunswick. is
visiting friends here.
Mrs. James Hughes is With her par
enIs. in Baltimore. for a short visit
Mrs. John Mcdonald entertained 4
few OF her friends at Bridge, on
Thursday afternoon. Among those
invited were Mesdames Harry Curley.
Thomas Anders. Frank Merceron. Ida
Gorsueh. L. p. Schultz. ]. p. Clarke,
]. Il. Morris. ID. b. spreehef. r. Sip
pei. j. Mcdonald. John cauthorn. W.
II. d. Warfield. Misses Ruth Berret,
Ella Schultz and Julia Mcdonald.
Miss Julia Dorsey. of Howard conn
ty. has been visiting her grandmother.
Mrs. Joshua Warfield.
Harry Mellor Is spending bis vaea-
ton at Detterton.
Harrison Collins. Of Baltimore. is
visiting his parents.
Mrs. Ella Auer and family. With
Mrs. Phoebus and Miss Margaret
Ph0ebug and Nae Carter, have re-
turned after spending week Of great
fun In : bungalo on Curtis Bay.
sykeavilie defeated the Chesapeake
and Potomac Telephone CO. team
at Sykesville Saturday. to l. Both
Knowles and Shlpley pitched In me
style. The scors