The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-09-16
FROM NEARBY TOWNS
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CHRONICLE M HAPPENINGS AMONGST
OUR NEIGHB0RS. -f.
SYKESVILLE.
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Ments and job work at Walter wv.
Rltter's TORsorIaI ParlOrs, local agent.

MISS 1lGZlG E1CpHGIy WIZ AaA DCCa
very ill, is out again
Mr.. and Mrs. George Blake, of Bal
timore, who had been staying with
their daughter, Mrs John Mcdonald,
have returned to their home.
Miss May Sullivan and Miss MarSa-
ret Harris have returned home after
a pleasant week of sightseeing IN
Washington.
Misses Josephine and Helen War
field, daughters Of Wade II. u. war
field, after spending the summer at
home, have returned to Mt. DeSales
Convent School, for the Winter.
Mrs. John Mcdonald and son Harry,
have returned to their home after
short visit to Ocean City, Md.
Miss Hattie Sanner, of Brunswick,
is spending several weeks with friends
here.
Miss Edna Downey, of Washington,
who had been visiting at the home OF
Mrs. Brooke Gallon, has returned.
Mrs. Clarence Brown and daughter
Eugenia are spending week at Bet
terton, Md.
Miss Ellen Kneel, who had been
spending the summer with her aunt,
Mrs. VIM. Marshall, has returned 10
Guss Yochel, of Baltimore, spent
Sunday with friends in Sykesville.
Miss Edith Beavers, of Millersville,
is staying with her sister, Mrs. VIM.
Hepner.
Miss Bell Brooks, of Baltimore. who
had been spending the summer i'm
Maine, is visiting her cousin, Miss
Lula Brooks, of "Elba."
Nv a
party last Friday evening to her
friends. Among those present were
Misses Fannie and Elsie Jones, Kitty
Cauthorn, Dorothy Mellor, Ruth Ber-
ret. Ann Inglehart, Jennie Forsythe,
Carrie Hewitt; Messrs. Walton Grant,
Frank Me1lor, Dolph Merceron, Henry
Merceron, Lowndes Bennett, r. L.
Swain, Willie Shipley and James For
sythe.
VIM. Harris, who had been very
sick, is reported to be improving.
The It. Paul's Mite Society of the
MI. z. Church held meeting at the
home of Mrs. Levi Barnes last week.
Miss Carrie Brown has returned to
Washington after short visit to her
father, Joe Brown. Miss Brown is in
the nurses training school at the
Columbia Hospital, of Washington.
Now, that school Is open again,
among this years school children who
run for the 7.3O a.. m, train are Misses
Helen Harris, Janet Sprecher, Messrs.
Harry Mcdonald, Alick Cauthorn and
Thomas Anderson.
Miss Carolyn Jenkins, of Virginia, |
will spend the winter with her aunt
and uncle, DIR. and Mrs. John N. Nor
rlg.
Miss Dorothy Harris, of Baltimore,
is staying some time with Mrs. VIM.
Hepner.
Earl CLANCY and Mr.. Mullican, both
Of the Sykesville National Bank, spent
last Monday in Pikesville
Joseph Brown, a prominent farmer,
of Carroll county, entertained his
friends at a celebration of his sixtieth
birthday. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Sellman, VIM. Beck,
Walter Brown, Misses Carrie, Annie
and Nellie Brown, Fannie Sellman,
Mary Brown, Messrs. Robert Carter,
John Fireved, Walter Ritter, Harry
Carter, Joseph and John Brown.
Blair Brooks, who had been spend
ing the summer with his aunt, Miss
Lula Brooks, has returned to Newport,
R T., where he will continue his stud
les at st. Georges preparatory school.
Jack Norton, of Ellicott City, visited
Sykesville on Friday last.
Mr. Poole, who is employed by o. A.
Streaker, had his leg broken. Mr..
Poole was kicked by horse and bad
1y bruised besides receiving a fracture
of the left leg.
g. Rubin, of Baltimore, has opened
a high grade jewelry store i'm Sykes
Vile National Bank building, where
he will also do repairing.
Scott Lane Heffenger, of Murray
Hill, Annapolis, is spending the month
of September, with his brother, DR..
Clarence Warwick Heffenger.
DR. Louis Rubin, of the tuberculosis
department of Bay View Hospital, is
visiting his father, S. Rubin.
Under the direction Of Rev VIM. X.
Marshall, a movement is on foot to
organize a chapter of the Brotherhood
of ct. Andrew, among the members
of st. Barnabas church. Mr.. Talbot
Dickson Jones, of st. Michael and All
Angels chapter, who Is secretary of
the Baltimore Local Assembly, and
Mr.. Scott Lane, Annapolis, are assist
ing in the movement. Mr.. John A.
Muir, president OF Baltimore Local As
sembly, has been invited to visit
Sykesville and look over the field.
Miss Ursule Brooks lost two valu-
able cows by having them run over on
the railroad on Wednesday morning.
Miss Belle Brooks, of Baltimore, is
visiting relatives at Elba.
FINKSBURG.