The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-06-10

II. Mellor, Mrs. j. B. MelIor. Misses
Helen and Edna Archibald. of Wash
Ington; Megers. r. H. Mereeren, Hen
! = Merceron, Pennington TIlton Ben
nett, Lloyd Iowndes Bennett. Earle
Webb, DIR. +. Z. Swain, Walton Hood
Grant, Harry Mellor, Robert Graham
Mantz and Arthur Curley. William and
Thomas yelling and the immediate
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Mellor, Miss
Dorothy Mellor. Messrs. Edwin and
Frank Me1lor.
The training school for nurses
connected with the Springfield State
Hospital, at sykesyille, held Its grad
uaIlng exercises yesterday afternoon
at o'clock. Nine diplomas were de-
1Ivered to as many men and women
Who have completed the course OF
instruction.
The exercises were opened with
prayer by ReV. William I. Marshall
after which Dr.. J. Clement Clark dis
tributed the diplomas to the gradu-
ates. Following this DR.. Charles G.
Hill delivered an address. and the
| exercises were concluded with the
benediction, pronounced BY Rev. c. r
Dudley. Those to whom certificates
Of graduation we're delivered are
Misses Katherine Buckingham, Alice
A1phonse Callahan, Mary Lucille Dab
ney, Tillie Louise Miller. Ida Nc
Gonigal, Lucille Amer Tai and Ed
ward Marshall Alexander. Henry
Marriott Shipley and Herbert Els
worth Smelser.
The ball given to the graduating
class on the evening Of June 3, al
Warfield Cottage, was largely attend
ed by the relatives and friends OF the
graduates.
On next Sunday the Jesuit Fathers
will give a mission In St Joseph'a
| Catholic Church. This Is the first
mission given there for . number Of
years and Is exciting widespread In
| Lerest The services will b. under the
direction of Rev. william J. Ennis
s. J., one of the foremost Jesuit mis-
slonaries of this country. Father En-
MS Is wel1=known In this community
H some years ago while student IN
theology at Woodstock College he
taught cateehIgm In st. Joseph'a
Church. He Is also noted for his lit
erary and musical ability. or late
years he has visited all the large cities
IN the East, deyoting his time exelu-
aiYe1y TO mission work.
The Mite Society was entertained
BY Mrs. w. y. Ritter Tuesday evening.
Those present we're Mrs. Aug. r. Bid
dinger, Mrs. e Y Evans. Mf. and Mira.
Wm Melville. Mr. and hrs. Levi
Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Schrade. Mr.. and
IRIS. Carroll Hobbs, Mrs. ]. y. Ffroved.
~ l.
Mrs. Jas. Wheatley. Mr.. Arthur
Brown, Mrs. J. Belt TownHhend, Mrs.
Albert Dudrear. Miss Lillian Wheat
ley. Mrs. Asa Hepner. Miss Clara
selby, Miss Esther Sullivan. Rev. Al
len. After the bushes Of the society
Ras over refreshments we're served.
and a selection was played by Mra.
Wm. Melville and sung b. Misses
Florence and Lille Ritter. entitled
Where did you get that hat" which
waa very much enjoyed b. al present
Steward Brown is no longer en-
ployed at Y. y. Ritter's.
Woodstock base ball club viii cross
bats with the S. A. C., At sykeByllle.
Saturday, June Il.
Messrs. \. T. Arlington and NJ. II.
Neer visited Westminster On business
Tuesday.
Drs. ]. {. Clarke, c. u. Heffenger.
and Jno. Morris, OF sYEesYille, and
Samuel II. Waters, OF WatefHrIlle, we're
the Carroll county members present
# The annual convention and banquet
Of the Alumni Association OF the
University Of Maryland held at the
Entaw House. Baltimore. Wednesday
night, June 1t
DR.. G. Y. Heffenger has been ap=
pointed Il. : o. r. r., surgeon In the
absence of Dr. D. B Spfeeher. who Ii
attending the ST. Louis meeting Of
Railroad Surgeons.
Geo. f. Luton aud John Weeten=
Eamp visited Washington On Tuesday
Il. w. Ritter was appointed balm
Of sykesyIlle b. the Mayor aud Coun-
ell at a regular meeting Tuesday.
June End.
Mr. Mullln. manager fer lie firm Of
EutZ a. SehHaIn. OF PItIahurg, Pa.
pickle manufacturer has been visiting
IN sykesYille for the Ia week IN
Tnftheranee Of abanonlnR nd remoY-
Ing machinery from The Old brick
store where lie firm haH been con
Quoting tomato plant or the last
Two years. sYkesville regrets the
los Of this industry, aud % hope the
firm will see their wag clear TO re-
establish IL
IN the firat game OF The season At
sYkesyille On Saturday the home team
vas beaten y the MagnaIIaz 10 10 ?.
Wunder KEPT he six hit Of his de-
livery well scattered. shInIeY for the
losers, was hit hard and timely
Features we're MERGERS batting and
base running and fast double play
D cronise and Freunde1ie Score