The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-10-07
FROM NEARBY TOWNS
CHRONICLE OFF, HAPPENINGS AMONGST
our NEIGHBORS.
SYKESVILLE.
Leave all subscriptions, advertise.
mentS and job work at Walter W..
Ritter's TonsoriaI ParlorS, local agent.

Mrs. r. p. Schultz, who had been visit
ing friends in Baltimore has returned
Miss 4. Callahan. who for the past year
had held position at Springfield State
Hospital, has given up her position there
TO accept one with a friend. Miss Buck
ingham. OF Mt. Pleasant. Iowa.
DIR. c. r. Dudley, of Springfield Church.
who had been attending the semi-annual
meeting of the Maryland Presbytery. has
returned home. DR.. Dudley was appointed
moderator for the coming term.
Mrs. Lawrence Costello, Of Kent county.
who had been visiting her sister, Miss
Lula Brooks, has returned to her home
Miss Dorothy Sippel has returned to
Baltimore for the purpose OF attending
Bryan Maur school.
Harry Weer, met with very serious ac-
cident ON last Tuesday. While trying to
crank his machine the handle slipped and
flew back, hitting him in the face. Two
teeth were knocked out and his chin was
laid open, Dr.. Sprecher dressed the
wound. ;.,- ..
Mrs. Sippel. gave a card party to her
friends last week before closing her coun-
try home. Those invited were Mesdames
J.. i. Schultz, III. Curley. +. Merceron, J.
Mcdonald, r. Anderson. J. n. Morris, ID.
B. Sprecher, j. G. Clark. /. Gorsuch III.
Warfeld; Misses Marie Mcdonald, Lillian
Schultz, Carolyn jenkins, Mary Merceron.
Ella Schultz, Octave Reed, Bertha George,
Catherine McCare, Of Baltimore. Miss
Mary Merceron won the first prize, q beau
tiful china chocolate set. After the game
refreshments Of salads and ice cream
were served.
Little Ralph, from the Henry Watson
Home, who is being raised by Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd Brum, met with a bad accident
ON Tuesday. While playing with some
other children. he fell and broke his left
shoulder
Or. II. T.. Swain, of the Sykesville
Pharmacy, has entered the Johns Hopkins
for course in chemistry. DR.. Swain will
be much missed in this community. where
he has made many friends, who wish him
all success in the new work he has began.
Il. Bartlett is running the Sykesville
Pharmacy at present.
1t was with great pleasure that the
friends of Frank Mellor learned that he
had won the Peabody scholarship in the
comparative examination last week. This
entities Mr.. Mellor to a three years course
at the Peabody under the best vocal teach
ers. He has the best wishes of all who
have heard his fine tenor, and realize he
has remarkably good voice
Miss Dorothy Harris visited her parents
in Baltimore this week.
Miss Eleanor Branch. of Baltimore who
had been visiting Miss Elizabeth Warfield
has gone home.
Miss Helen Harris has started her senior
year at the Western High School, in Balti-
more. She will continue to 90 down every
day.
i. III. Schultz, who had been quite sick,
is much better.
very interesting lecture was given at
the nj. E. Church on Tuesday night. The
lecturer was nobleman from Macedonia,
who is the first of that nobility to adopt
the Protestant faith.
Mrs. Otto Leist is at home after short
visit to her mother, In Baltimore.
Miss Esther Sprecher visited friends in
Baltimore this week.