The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-01-20


Miss Janet McSherry, or Baltimore,
D. visiting Harry Curley.
the Springfield Presbyterian Church
gave an entertainment on Saturday
afternoon, nc the home OK Mrs. Ella
Auer. The program consisted Of
songs, dances and jokes. Those pres
emit were Misses Mildred Shipley,
Frances Jones, Mildred Gallon, Marie
Mcdonald, Esther and Janet SPEECH
er, Gladys Jenkins, Grace anvd Gladys
AuGr, ThelMa and Erma Linton and
Helen Orem; Messrs. Earl Carter, Jno
Orem, Dorsey Shipley, Harry and
Sterling Auer and Earl Linton.
Miss Julia Blake, of Baltimore, i'm
visiting ut the home or her sister,
Mrs. John Mcdonald.
Among the fortunate Democrats of
our town that attended the banquet at
the Fifth Regiment Armory, on Tues
day evening were Senator Johnnie Z.
Beasman, Frank Beasman, Marshall
y. Warfield.
Miss Mora Devries, of Marriotts-
vile, is the guest Of Miss Margaret
Barlow.
Miss Jenevive Kennard, of Balti-
more, is the guest OF her cousins, the
Misses Jones.
Miss Ruth Berrett has returned
home after spending fortnight at
the home OF her sister, Mrs. Kessler,
OF Virginia.
John Irwin, colored an employe at
the goap-stone quarry, near here, was
badly hurt on Friday by having a
huge stone falling on him, lascer-
ating his head and dislocating his
left shoulder.
Miss Fife Jones is visiting Mrs.
Katherine Merceron, of Howard coun-
ty.
On Sunday evening at her home,
near here, Mrs Elizabeth Cauthorne
died very suddenly. Mrs. Cauthorne
had been an active woman up to the
time OF her death and the suddeness
Of her death greatly shocked the COM
munity. Her funeral took place on
Tuesday.
MIR. Wade Warfield, who for the past
week had been suffering from a Sc
we're attack of humps, is much i'm
proved.
Mrs. Charles Sullivan has returned
home after visiting friends in Balti-
more.
The first months statements of the
SykesviIle Creamery Association,
which were sent to the patrons Of the
creamery on January 10, showed
that the average prices paid for milk
and cream delivered there was about
71zc per gallon for milk and 60 cents
for cream. There are now 25 shippers
to the creamery.
Mrs. Gimple, of Gainesville, is the
guest of Mrs. Edward Gimple.
Georgiana, the little daughter Of
Robert Carter, who had been quite
i'll with pneumonia, Is much i'm
proved.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the First National Bank
was held on Tuesday, January 10th.
The following directors were elected
+. G. Merceron, A. +. Arlington, r.
w. Carter, James r. Weer, r. r. Ben
nett, D. NJ. Shoemaker, w. Z. Ham
mond, ]. Il. Sippel, vi. T.. Blake, J. Il.
Harris, J. L. Arlington and Levi
Barnes.
The following delegates Of the St.
Paul's NJ. 2. Church attended the
Methodist convention in Baltimore on
Thursday and Friday of this week
Misses Margaret Harris, Elizabeth
Bennett, Elva Selby, Mrs. Edwin Mel
Tor, Jr., and Earl CLANCY.
The Sykesyille Band gave a serenade
to Pennington Bennett and bride on
Thursday evening.
A surprise party was given to Miss
Lillian Hewitt at the home OF Mrs. T.
NJ. Mellor by the young people Of the
Methodist Church. Among those pres
emit were MIR. and Mrs. T.. M Mellor,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ Mellor, Jr., VIM.
Melville, Misses Esther and May Sulli-
van, Helen, Margaret, Adele and Laura
Harris, Ruth and Elizabeth Bennett,
Hattie Wheatley, Dorothy Mellor,
Elva Selby, Lillian Hewitt, Dorsinger
May Mammalian; Messrs. Kenneth
Barnes, Frank Mellor, Morris, Henry
and Noel Bennett, Marion Harris,
Clarence Clarke, Eddie Mellor, st
Clair Allen, Henry Clarke, Norman
Buckingham and Lewis OgIe
Miss Annie Randall has returned
home after visiting friends in Balti-
more.
Mrs. @. r. Dudley, who had been
quite i'll, In reported improved.
Mrs. A. Phoebus has returned home
from the John Hopkins Hospital.
Mrs. Margaret Phoebus has been
N visiting relatives I'm Gainesville.
Mrs. Fowb1e, OF Springfield, has re-
turned home after spending some time
In Baltimore.