The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-06-24

among many interesting things told
By him, was description OF a hunga-
low designed and erected by hisqson-
In=IaW, Mr. Inthaut, for $1,000. The
up BY an architectural magazine. and
By and architectural magazine, and
Mr.. Inthaat has been the recipient of
many letters from all parts of the
United States, Europe, Asia and Aus
lralia. asking for more detailed infor-
nation. The bungalow proper con-
eIsIs Of three rooms, good sized
kitchen, a large living-room and a
large bedroom, but by an ingenious
arrangement of folding partitions,
pulleys. etc. the three rooms can be
converted into any number OF rooms.
The dining table on rollers is put In
perfect order, glides noislessly into
the dInIng=room, then when the meal
Is over, g1ides away under gliding
partition, parlor cabinets and furni-
ture come Into view, or II guests are
to be accommodated for the night, a
padded wall suddenly moves off, n
bookcase reYolYes and discloses half
flight of stairs, and at the same In
slant the rest of the flight drops nols-
lessly from above, and the guests
mount in speeches. wonder. IL all
sounded like tale from the Arabian
Nights" but when IL is known that
Mr.. Inthaut is an architectural genius,
the wonder Is not so great. Mr.. In
thant Is the husband of Miss Gladys
Melville. who several years ago came
East 10 visit relatives here.
u. Z. Blount and A. NJ. Musgroye,
are successfully operating their ice
cream plant.
Miss Mattern, who Is visiting Miss
ANGELA West. is an accomplished
pianist and Yiolinlst.
The sykesYllle National Bank de-
clared its usual dividend at the last
Bank meeting and celebrated the oc-
easlon BY serving refreshments and
cigars.
Miss Ruth Berret and Miss Elsie
Jones have returned from delightful
visit to Miss Genevieve Kennard, of
Baltimore. While there they attended
the commencement exercises nj st.
Johns College. and we're the recipi-
ents Of marked attention from the
student body. who greatly desired
their chantlcleer hatplns as sou-
YenIrs.
Thomas Jnstus. an employe OF Dir.
+. II. Carter, was overcome by heat
one day this week.
GOWN II. Dorsey has opened an up
to-date meat store on Main street. in
the Mcdonald block.
John Harris Is building an add
ton To his store. which he may use rs
harness shop
Mrs. Joseph Brandenburg, Of Spring
field avenue. Is visiting friends in
MeehanleayIlle.
Mrs. Priscilla Browning, who had
been the guest of Mrs. J. Mortimer
Mcdonald. has returned TO Baltimore.
The Ladies' Aid Society of st. Paups
II. L. Church Will meet at Mrs. ].
Belt ToRnshend's on the 9TH proximo.
Walter HayWorth, formerly a resi-
dent Of sykesyille. spent a short time
here this week
Misses Nell Lowndes Bennett and
Harriet Z. Bennett and G. Lowndes
Bennett have returned from a trip TO
HTa1doek Heights and other points in
Frederick county including Thurmont
The community Ii very much In
debtsd to the trustees aud those IN
authority for the appropriation of
$1,000 to be used for a High School In
syEesYIlle. This fills a long felt need.
and It Il to be hoped a Village I'm
proRemant Society will soon be form
ed that will take an interest In beau
tifyIng the school and other points OF
the village.
DeYries. Of Wheeling, have returned
10 their home after a visit TO Mira.
Charles Warfeld. OF chihuahua e
MIEs DeYries Is Just back from a Eu-
ropean tour.
The syEesYllle Athletic Club ad-
mlnIglefed a coat of whitevash TO the
Della Ball Team of Della, Md. NJ
syEesYilie. June 18th, the score being
10 o. The Della team played a very
good game but the sykesyille boys hit
the ball when hits meant runs. Ship
ley. syEesYille pitcher, was In rare
form. having II strike outs to his
credit while but one lone hit Raa
made on bis delivery. Maxwell ex-
eelled At the bat for Sykesville, max
InK three safe hits and was given q
baHe On account of being hit by n
pitched ball. out OF four times up.
This coming Saturday, the 25th,
sYkaaFIlle Will have as her opponent.
tIle strong Woodstock A. C., OF Wood
stock. Nd. Keep In mind the annual
picnic On July 18th, at Sykesyille On
thai day sykesyille will play two
games With the strong Magnolia A. 6.
Of Baltimore. sykesyille's old rivals.
The first game Will begin at 1890 i.
N. and the second at 800 p. m.
Al kinds Of amusement will be Oh
The grounds. also refreshments. Come
one. come all. and have a good time