The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-10-21
FROM NEARBY TOWNS
CHRONICLE OF HAPPENINGS AMONGST
OUR NEIGHBORS.
SYKES VILLE.
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Ments AMID Job work at Walter wv.
R1tter'g TOnsOrlal ParlOrs, local agent.

MentS and Job work @t Walter WV
Ritter'g Tons0rlal ParlOrs, local agent
The ladies Of Springfield Presby
terrain Church are going to hold al
oyster supper and bazaar In thu
Lyceum next Tuesday, October p, be
ginning at p. 90.
Mrs. John Morris spent Saturday in
TIT. Airy attending the sale of the per
sonal property OF the late John De
laghmutt.
Mrs. Webb Snyder and Miss Mari,
Streaker, who had been visiting friends
il Baltimore and Washington, have
returned home.
Miss Hattie Sanner, OF Brunswick
daughter Of the former pastor OF st
Paul's M. =. Church, Is visiting Miss
Mary Webb, of this neighborhood.
The committee on sidewalks i'm the
Sykesville town council has decided
to lay board walk from the black.
smith shop to the entrance to Louis
F.. Schultz's house, the work to begin
at once. There have been many i'm.
provements made i'm the town in the
last few years, but none SO much ap-
preciated as the good sidewalks.
new creamery which IL now an as.
sured fact will add greatly to the de-
velopment of our town. Ground fol
the enterprise has been secured from
Levi Barnes, on Main street, near the
entrance to Kalreama. Milk enough
has been promised by the farmers to
manufacture five hundred pounds OF
butter day.
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Brown, got hold of a bottle of iodine
and drank some of the poison before
his mother could reach him. Prompt
medical attention may be the means
of saving his life.
Henry jaeger, who was badly in
jured at the soap stone quarry last
week, is improving. His hand was
caught in the machinery of the mill
and his fingers and part OF his hand
were mangled and crushed.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. M. Mellor, Jr., have
returned from their wedding trip and
until some time i'm November will be
at the home of Mr.. Mellor's parents.
Raymond G. Firoved and Miss
Katherine Hepner, daughter Of Post
master Hepner, were married ON Sat
urdy, at u o'clock, by Rev. ]. 4.
M. q. Church, Baltimore. After a
wedding trip to New York and other
points Of interest Mr.. and Mrs. Firoved
will reside in Brunswick, where MIR.
Firoved is employed as a draughts-
man by the B. G. o. n. R. Co.
Miss Helen Townshend, Of West
minister, Is visiting Misses Ruth and
Elizabeth Bennett.
Mrs. Levi Barnes entertained
party of young people Monday night
i'm honor of Miss Townshend. Those
present were Misses Ruth and Eliza
beth Bennett, Dorothy Harris, Hattie
Sanner, Helen Townshend, Esther
and May Sullivan, Messrs. Kenneth
Barnes, Earl Webb, Henry and Clar-
ence Clark, Henry Bennett, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Melville.
Frank Mellor, who received
scholarship i'm the Peabody Institute,
for vocal music, has begun his les
sons, and for time will 60 into the
city every day for instructions.
Walter Brown, who was taken to
the University Hospital for treatment,
suffering with typhoid fever, is re
ported to be doing well.
Miss Elsie Jones is spending some
time in Baltimore visiting friends.
Mss Julia Blake, of Baltimore, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. John
Mcdonald
r. Carter is going to have erect
ed large three-story warehouse on
his property near the Sykesville
Hotel. On account of his growing
business Mr.. Carter finds his store
and warehouse on Main street too
small for his needs.
Philetus Haight moved his family
from Haight to this place. He will
occupy the house next to the school
building.
Miss Minnie Hobbs, who has been
quite i'll with typhoid fever, is much
better. Miss Griffith, trained nurse
from the University Hospital, who
had been nursing Miss Hobbs, will
leave next week.
Miss Elizabeth Warfeid has enter
ed the Training School for Nurses at
the Johns Hopkins Hospital. Miss
Warfeld's friends wish her much
success i'm her chosen work.
Howard Warfield expects to move
his family to their new home. Wind
sor Forest, this week.
WIN. ATLEuE f1uLCn0nSy TOaQ GH6lH-
eer, who had been supervising the
piece of road lately butt from Flohr-
vile TO Eldersburg, has completed
his work and will leave for his home
at Monkton this week.
Quite a number of persons from
this neighborhood visited the Fred
erick Fair.
y. X. Beasman, & Son are getting
in machinery and making arrange
ments to build the piece of road
from Eldersburg to Gambler, for
which they have received the con-
tract.
Mrs. Addie Wright Waltjen, OF Tow
son, sister OF Mrs. Frank Merceron,
was taken to the u. p. L. Hospital
this week, suffering with typhoid
fever. Mrs Waltjen has many friends
I'm this neighborhood who wish her a
safe and speedy recovery.
Mrs. Willard Weer, who was oper-
ated on at the University Hospital
for appendicitis, has returned home.
DR. Sprecher, DIR. Snaverly, Harry
Warfeld, Lewis p. Schultz, George
Schrade and Earl CLANCY visited the
Hagerstown Fair. Mr.. Schrade took
a. first prize ON his barred Plymouth
Rock chickens, which he exhibited.
SOUTHERN CARROLL.
Wheat through this section ar the