The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-17
FROM NEARBY TOWNS
CHRONICLE OF HAPPENINGS AMONGST
OUR NEIGHBORS.
=SYKEsYILLE.

Mrs. u. Gartrell, Oh Plane NO. A. Is
her sister, Mrs. John FIJI oyid.
Nsgl!nns A., Carter and little sister,
6a MIS- S ata yis.tn, their gTanamoth-
ef, Mrs. John Pnillinger, ling a
Miss Adele Harris Is spen~-
week with relatives in Baltimore.
Everyone was delighted to know
that DR.. r. L. Swain had improved
enough to return to the home of his
father-in-law, DR.. D. B. Sprecher, last
week, DR., Swain had been Ill oil
typhoid fever for almost three months
and all his friends wish him speedy
recovery.
Mr., and Mrs. William Melville, who
had been spending several days with
relatives in Baltimore, have returned
to their home.
Among the visitors to Baltimore
Monday were Mrs. Wade Il. ID. War
field and Misses Josephine and Helen
Warfield.
DR., e. l.. Watson, of Baltimore, Is
visiting at the home of Mr.. William
Melville.
Miss Esther Sullivan was the week.
end guest of Mrs. Frank Gallon, OF
Woodstock.
Mrs. l.. II. Schultz, who has been IN
disposed for quite while, was taken
to the Maryland University Hospital
last Saturday, where she will remain
for a week or two to undergo treat
ment
Mr.. John Alexander, of the Battle
ship Stringham. who had been visiting
relatives here for several weeks, has
reflIrnpd tn his work
Rev. II. Y. Deale Is spending this
week at the home of Mr.. William Mel
vile.
Quite a number Of people from mere
attended the dedication at Gather last
Sunday. Bishop Cranston preached at
IL a. m. DR.. L. L. Watson preached
at p. m. and at =. III. Bishop
Cranston expressed his regret that he
was compelled to return 10 Washing
ton, and was not able 10 spend the
whole day with item. The people
have worked very hard to build this
church and they are 10 be congratn-
lated that their efforts have been
crowned With success. Rev H. v.
Deale is conducting revival services
there this week
Miss Ella Schultz Is visiting III tai
timOre this week.
Many people gathered at tie Isgceum
last FRIDAY night 10 hear the great
orator. John G. Woolley and none re-
turned home disappointed, as Dr.
LeYister, OF the West Baltimore Dis
trict gave a short address followed by
Mr.. Woolley's address. which surely
was enjoyed b. all.
Miss Annie Randall Is visiting IN
Baltimore.
Mrs. IL. Y, Deaie Is spending this
week # the home Of her father, Ar
II. Sisson, Of Baltimore
Miss Estella Mercefon, who had
been spending several days Il the
home Of her grandmother. Mrs. hath
crime Mereeron on Springfield avenue.
has returned to her home In BalI-
more.
Miss Elizabeth Bennett, Of Western
Maryland College, spent the weeks end
at the home N her parents, Ar. and
Mrs. y. II. Bennett
Mrs. Simon Guiiibart had the mis-
fortune to break her arm last week.
Miss Mildred keaslef. vino had ueen
spending The summer Al the home Of
Miss Ruth Bennett, has returned 10
her home in Alabama.
Mr.. Walton II. Grant vas seen in
town last week.
The livery stables will b reopened
b. Mr.. Ransom GiBt. and viii start
business a once
Mrs. r. Il. Mellor. Jr.. entertained at
dinner last Wednesday: Mr.. J. 7 Mel
lor. of Abortion; Ar. and Mrs Il. n.
Mellor. Misses Sue and Matte Waters,
of Abortion; MT. J. Is. Acllor aud Miss
Dorothy Mellof.