The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-02-24
FROM NEARBY TOWNS
CHRONICLE OF HAPPENINGS AMONGST
OUR NEIGHBORS.
. SYKE STILLE.
Leave all subscriptions, advertise
ments and job work at Walter wv.
Mitterg TOnsorinl PRrlorS, local agent.

Ray Buckingham, OF Baltimore, who
has been confined to the home of his
parents, with an attack Of grip, is
much improved. The first Of April
Mr.. Buckingham will start on South
ern tour for three months.
Norman Buckingham, an emplOye of
the John Mcdonald Co.'s store, has
been quite i'll, and has resigned hi
position. He viii take the rest cure
for a while. Clarence Clarke will fill
his position.
Miss Esther Sullivan is quite sick
with the grip.
The skating rink was open February
%. a large crowd attended.
C "a. Warfield ID ill at his home,
Chihuahua
Mrs. Pennington Bennett has re
turned home after visiting relatives at
Elkridge, Nd.
Earle CLANCY spent few days in
Baltimore this week with his sister,
Mrs. Gartrell, of Plane No. 4, who was
operated on on Tuesday at the Church
Home Hospital, lin Baltimore.
Mrs. T.. MI. Miller, Sr., and Miss
Lillian Hewitt will take part in con-
cert and entertainment at the Bennett
Memorial Church, West Barre street,
Baltimore.
Brooke Gallon will move to his
farm near Gorsuch, March LIST. Mr..
and Mrs. Pennington Bennett will &C
cupy the house vacated by him
Mrs. Zedrick Sullivan il visiting
relatives at Harrisonville.
Lee and Dorsey Warfield spent a
few days with Mrs. Carter Stone, of
Ellicott City, this week.
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interesting lecture at the Methodist
Church on Friday evening.
Dorsey Warfield, of West Virginia,
il visiting his mother, Mrs. Joshua
Warfield.
Miss Julia Mcdonald is able to be
out after suffering from a severe at
tack of grip.
Misses Glory and Dorothy Shipley
with their father, Samuel d. Shipley,
have returned from a visit to friends
i'm Virginia
Mrs. Butts i visiting relatives in
Philadelphia.
Miss Helen Harris entertained the
children's society of the NJ. E. Church
on Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
Among those present were Rev. st.
Clair Allen, Mrs. Harris, Misses Helen
and Margaret Harris and Earle
CLANCY; Misses Gladys Belle CLANCY,
Louise Forthman, Hilda and Elizabeth
Duderer, Nettie Myers, Laura Harris,
Effie Wheatley, Marie and Ethel
Brown, Florence and Lille Ritter,
Elizabeth Van Horn, Elsie Miller,
Grace Wheatley, Mary Brown, Louise
Bennett, Mildred Gallon; Messrs.
Almer Forthman, Louis Hepner, Chas.
and Harry Poole Miller, Earle Brown,
Brooke Gallon, Herbert Myers, Nor
ris and Noel Bennett, James and Paul
Harris, George Duderer, Carroll
Firoved, Raymond Brown and Edgar
Ritter.
Miss Rose Stack, of Baltimore, is
the guest Of Mrs. John Mcdonald.
Melvin Myers, of Baltimore, spent
The week end with hi parents here
Professor IT, B. Ashly, OF the Uni
versity Hospital, Baltimore, visited
our town professionally last week.
Miss Ruby Hipsley, of Plane No. 4,
spent a few days with Mrs. George
Schrade.
Miss Fannie Jones has returned
home after visiting relatives i'm Balti-
more.
Miss Emma Yakel and Charles Hip
sley, Of Henryton, were quietly mar
ried on Sunday morning.
Miss Ruth Berrett Is visiting friends
in Baltimore.
bridge club on Wednesday afternoon.
Among those present were Mesdames
Ida GOrSuch, Harry Curley, Frank
Merceron, John Morris, Harry War
field, L. M. Anderson, l.. p. Schultz,
John Mcdonald and Miss Ella L.
Schultz.
Mrs. Frank Merceron has returned
home after visiting friends in Balti-
more
Mrs. John Delashmutt il visiting in
Baltimore.
Ben Wilson, who has been an en-
gineer in the marine service, Norfolk,
Va, is visiting his father
Mrs. Fannie Gosnell and children
are guests of Mrs. Devilbiss.
A large banquet was given on Tues
day evening by the members Of the
Patapsco Conclave No. 412, Improved
Order OF Heptasophs to the wives and
sWeethearts OF the members, in the
Lyceum. There were about $50 guests
present. Speeches were made by L..
P. Schultz and others. AS all of the
members were seated a blessing was
offered by e. NJ. Mellor. Each guest
On entering the hall were presented
WILL ~ DSduIllul CdTuaLlOu. among
the prominent members were Messrs.
Edwin Mellor, T.. =. Schultz, John
F1roved, w. w. Ritter, B. Day, Harry
Alexander, P. L. Bennett, George
Schrade, Mr.. Hepner, R. w. Carter,
Willard Weer, Robert Van Horn, Mr..
Bennett and others. Mr.. Barnes was
caterer.
Mrs. Jesse Devilbiss and baby, Of
Baltimore, spent few days this week
with Mrs. Mamie Devilbiss.
Misses Grace and Mary yelling Wis
tied friends in Baltimore this week
A number attended the automobile
show at the Fifth Regiment Armory
Baltimore, this week.
Mrs John Norfolk Morris and child
rem are visiting Mrs. Howard, or Bal
timore.
Miss Rose Mccall has returned tx
Sykesville after visiting her parents
in Baltimore.
Miss Ella Warfield, of Mexico, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Henry Jenkins
of Bagdad.
Miss Anna Lowndes, OF the Eastern
Shore, Maryland, f. visiting her cous
i'm, the Misses Bennett.
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