The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-08-14
RURAL news.
CHRONICLES OF HAPPENINGS AMONGST
OUR NEGHBORS-
SYKESvILLE.

Misses Elva Selby and Ida Watkins
are registered at Tudor Hall, Bel Air
for ten days.
Mra. Catherine Nerceron has been
quite sick
Mr. Frank Ely - AKA Westminster
Un Monday
MR.. X. Thomas Stuart is guest Cf
Mrs W. %. Jones.
Miss Mamie Burdette spent several
DAYS In Catonsville, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Weer, VIII
lam d. Selby and Randolph Weer were
in Della, Sunday.
Mrs. Sadie Watkins is spending
some time I'm Hartford, county.
Quite an excitement was caused In
the village Saturday night when the
saloon of George Linton 49, burned
to the ground
Miss Elsie Mellor, Oh Baltimore, ta
visiting Mrs r. M- Mellor.
MIR. Walter Vannergon, OF Whining
ton, In guest OF Mrs John Ham, Tor
two weeks
Rev. and Mrs. H. V. Deale have re-
turned to Baltimore after short
visit to Mr.. William Melville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade H. ID. Warheld
and the Misses Warfeld attended the
Highland Hose, Saturday afternoon
Miss Annie Derr, or Baltimore 1S
visiting Mra- Laura Barlow.
Mr. James Wheatley, Misses Esther
Sullivan and Lille Wheatley and Ray
mond Jenkins were in Reisterstown
Sunday.
Miss Louise German is the ten days
guest of Mrs. Edward German.
Rev. William e. Harrison, OF Balti-
more, will preach at st. PauPs Netho-
dist Episcopal Church Sunday.
MISS Ruth Dorsey has been visiting
Miss Dorothy DeVries-
MIR. and Mrs Walter Hawkins nd
children were in MechanicSrille sun
day.
Miss Emma Hobbs has "a position In
the bookkeeping department OF Y. M-
Mellor e. Son.
Mrs. Harry Mellor and Charles
MelIor have returned to Baltimore
after a visit to Mrs. J. B. Mellor.
Mrs. Emma Farvin, Of Baltimore, is
spending the summer with Mrs y
Brooke Mellor.
The lawn OF the old Hugg mansion
presented quite an attractive scene
the evening OF Saturday, August lst,
when "A merry crowd of picnicers
gathered beneath the spreading trees
and partoOk OF regular picnic sup
Der, spread out in the green snard in
true picnic style. Among those pres
ent were: Mr. and Mrs. p. T. Bennett,
SalIie and Joseph Bennett, Mr.. and
Mrs. z. NJ. Mellor, Jr., Elizabeth and
Kathlyn Mellor, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
German, Mrs. Julia a. Jones, Mrs ~
n. Schultz, Mrs. j. T. CauthOrne, MrS-
~. N MellOr, Sr., Mrs. Harrison, Mrs
J. B. MeIlor, Misses Frances, Id and
Elsie Jones, Elva Selby, Dorothy
Mellor, Janet Sprecher, Esther SeIby,
EugenIa and Elizabeth Hobbs, Caro-
line Hewitt, Corinne, Agnes and Mar
garet Cauthorne, Lillian Kemp, Lillian
Hewitt; Messrs. Beverly Bennett, Otis
Jones, Charles Merceron, Charles
Hobbs, William Selby, Harry Selby,
BENJAMIN Ridgely, Thomas Yelling
Robert Graham and Alexander eau
thOrne-
Misses Junfta and Mamie Chipley,
on Washington have been the recent
guests OF Mrs. George DeVries.
Mrs. Carrie Herring entertained at
Dinner on August 9Th: Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry r. DeVries, Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert DeVries, Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. De-
Vries, Mr.. and Mrs George DeVries;
Misses Juniata and Mamie Chipley,
Of Washington; Mrs. Pearce G. Prugh,
Misses Ruth Dorsey and Dorothy De
Vries and William ". Chipley.
Mrs.. wv. I'D B. Hepner and Master
Lewis Hepner have returned from VA
visit To Anne Arundel county
Mrs. William Jones and Miss Vir-
ginia Jones are guests Of Mrs. Joshua
Day, Of Glenelg.
Mrs. Edward German and Miss
Louise German we're luncheon guests
Of Mrs. E. NJ. Mellor on the 18th.