The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-07-28
from NEARBY TOWNS

CHRONICLE OF HAPPENINGS AMONGST
OUR NEIGHBORS.
SYKESYILLE.
Leave aIl subscriptions, advertise
ments and job work nc Walter w. Rit-
ter's TOnsOrial ParlOrs, local agent
Misses Lille and Florence Ritter
have returned from a weeks visit to
Frederick. They also took in Brad
dock Heights and Camp Warield.
Mrs. Georgeanna Phillinger, Mrs.
VIM. Gardner, Mrs. Geo. GRADER, Mrs.
VIM. Selby, Mrs. Marshal Phillinger,
Mrs. John Biddinger, and son, Braden,
and Mrs. Geo. Keysera1l, of Baltimore,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Car
ter.
Mrs. Chas. Il. Wordsworth and son,
Vernay, OF Woodbine, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. J. +. Spurrier.
=. Roy Buckingham, of Mt. Olive, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. T. u. Bucking-
ham.
The State is oiling the new State
road from this place to Eldersburg.
Sykesville Athletic Club on last Sat
urday defeated the strong Adams
town Athletic Club, or Adamstown,
at Sykesville, to the score of to 6.
Shipley pitched great ball, allowing
seven hits and famed ten men. STAN,
Barnes and Wunder were on the job
with the strike. The Sykesville Ath-
letic Club will line up against the
strong Chesterfields, of Baltimore, Sat
urday.
Our friend and fellow citizen, Wal
ter w. Ritter'S announcement for
sheriff appeared in last weeks issue.
Judging from the many assurances
of the voters of Freedom District
and the adjacent ones we have ev-
cry reason to believe ne will be the
county's choice for the high Office
he is SO well qualified to fill.
| MIR. and Mrs G. +. Beck, of near
here, Luther Bushey, and Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. J. Beck are taking ten
days trip to Niagara Falls and Can
ada.
Alva S. Ramsburg's daughter
while in her sleep on last Tuesday
night walked out on the porch roof
OF her home and fell to the ground
sustaining fracture Of the left arm,
Miss Virginia Spencer, of Waco,
Texas, is spending her summer vaea-
ton with her parents, Dr.. and Mrs.
ID. B. Spencer.
Miss Letitia Stephenson, or Balti-
more, Is the guest of the Misses
Sprecher4
mss Jeanette Sprecher is spending
some time with friends OF Piedmont,
w. Va.
Mrs. ID. B. Sprecher and daughter,
Esther, will visit friends in Norton,
Kent county, Md, next week.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
w. Carter, on Springfield avenue, Sy-
kesville, was the scene of elaborate
festivities on Tuesday evening. July
rs, in honor of the sixteenth birth
day OF their daughter, Miss May Car
ter. Friends assembled from the VI
cinity and from Baltimore. The time
was spent most pleasantly playing
various out door games, and the
lawn was beautifully decorated, max
ing it most picturesque place for
the occasion. The dining room was
exquisitely trimmed with flowers and
festoons of bright coiors. Refresh
ments in abundance were served and
all agreed that the evening had been
indeed an enjoyable one. Those pres
ent were Me5srs. and MeSdames r.
w Carter, I T.. buckingham, ]. f.
Spur rier. Mesdames Georgeanna Phil
linger, WI. Gardner, Geo. CARRIER
Geo. Keyser, Marshall Phillinger, =
T.. Biddinger, VIM. Selby, Baltimore;
Mrs. Chas. II. Wordsworth, Of Wood
bine: Misses Esther Sprecher, Liz
zie Hepner, Carrie Hughs, Edna Biz
Yard, Esther Sullivan, Mammie Hughs,
Helen harris, Margaret Barlow, Mar.
garet Harris, Matte Fowble, Eliza
beth Bennett, Ruth Bennett, Viola
Barnett, Mary Beck, Adele Harris
Cabin Beard, Laura Harris, May Sui
livan Grace Arlington, Margaret
Pheabus, Nellie Hornan,of Baltimore:
Emma Hobbs, May Carter, Jeanette
Sprecher. Grace Hobbs, Myrtle Spur
rier, Georgia Carter, Minnie Pulling
er: Drs. Robert r.. Swain and J. B.
Korner: Messrs. Eugene Budd, Ken
meth Barnes, =. Roy Buckingham, w.
r. Langford, Clarence r. Clark, Wal
ter Vannerson, OF Philadelphia; Err
nest Ridgley, Ralph Bennett, Marion
Harris, Chas. WisotZkey, Harry
Brown, Raymond Beck, Rob't Ben
nett, Floyd Postum, of New York;
Wakeman Bevard, B. r. Duderar, G.
y. Brown, of Aberdeen, Md; Jas. p.
Carter, j., Harry Carter, Marshall
Carter, Willard Carter, Earle Carter,
Vernay Wordsworth.