The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-02-11
FROM NEARBY TOWNS
CHRONICLE OF HAPPENINGS AMONGST
, ]. '1 OUR NEIGHBORS.
SYKESYILLE.

Miss Marie Mcdonald Is visiting
Miss Dorothy Sippel, of Baltimore.
Miss Jamima Forsythe has returned
home after visit to the home of Judge
William Forsythe, Of Baltimore.
Howard Hood, OF Annapolis, is the
guest OF his brother, Edwin Hood, OF
Alpha. Md.
Miss Hattie Sanner, of McKendry, il
visiting at the home of VIM. Bennett.
Lenten services were held in St.
Barnabus Episcopal church, Ash We'd
nesday morning. There were no SER
vices on Ash Wednesday in the Catho-
lie church owing to the absence OF
Father Mcdonald, whose mother is
very ill.
On Tuesday afternoon Mr.. George
Thomas, or Howard county, and Miss
Edmons, Of Springfield, were quietly
married at the Springfield manse by
Rev Charles R Dudley.
Miss Elsie Jones has returned home
after spending few days with friends
in Baltimore.
Miss Marie Bussey, Of Baltimore,
was the guest OF Miss Marie Mcdonald
this week.
Mrs. John Morris and little daughter
Francis, are visiting Mrs. Morris sis
ter, Mrs. Howard, of Baltimore.
Mrs. Floyd Spurrfer and daugter
Myrtle are spending week in town.
William Anderson, president OF the
anti-saloon league, gave an interesting
talk on Sunday night at the Methodist
church.
Miss Letftia Stevenson, of Baltimore,
and Miss Marjorie Sprecher are spend
ing few days at the home Of Mrs. ID.
ID. Sprecher.
The Sykesville Dramatic club will
give a play i'm the Lyceum on Thurs
day evening, February 18th, for the
benefit Of the Sykesville Library Asso
citation. The title Of the play is ''Bob's
Choice" The cast Of characters con-
sist of Bob" FRANK Mellor; Bob's
Choice, Marie Mcdonald; Mrs. STAN
ton, Bob's Mother, Virginia Sprecher;
Mr. Stanton, William Shipley; MILL
cent Stanton, Lillian Schultz; Tommy
Reynolds, Millicent's lover, Eldridge
Hill; Chloe, the colored maid, Walton
Grant; Mary, an Irish cook. Esther
Sprecher.
Miss Isabel Grey, of Frederick, is the
guest Of Miss Lillian Schultz.
Early Friday morning Miss Molly
Dorsey died at her home at Dorsey's
Cross Roads. Interment i'm Berrett
cemetery. ....
Misses Mary Webb and Mary Mede
have returned home after visiting
friends in Baltimore.
Miss Mary Taylor has returned to
her home i'm Baltimore after spending
several weeks at the home of Mrs.
Nathan Webb.
Caroline, the nine year old daughter
OF Mr.. Amos Arlington, who has been
very i'll, il much improved.
The young peoples club of the M.
2. Church met at the home of Mrs.
Brooke Gallon on Friday evening.
After games were enjoyed refresh
entments were served. Among those
present were Misses Ruth Bennett,
Mary Gallon, Esther and Mae Su1li- |
van, Lizzie Hepner, Clara Selby Lillian
Wheatley, Maggie Balow, Messrs. St.
Claire Allen, Kenneth Barnes, Clarence
Clarke, Marion Harris, Harry Brown
and Brooke Gallon.
The Junior Card Club met at the
home of Miss Caroline Hewitt on Fri !
day night. Those present were Misses
Ruth Berrett, Ida and Fannie Jones,
Ellen Grey, Katherine Cauthorn, Caro-
line Hewet, Messrs. Dolph Merceron,
Howard Hood, Earl Webb and John
Webb.
John Hipsley returned to his home
after spending several weeks in Balti-
more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Shipley, of Bal
timore, are visiting relatives here.
Z. M. MellOr has returned home after
visiting friends in Washington.
George Linton bought the old Theile
Saloon property from Henry Theile.
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