The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-08-28
SYKESTILLE.

MI Howard Scott, VINO mad been
underg ping an operation ut a hospital
i'm Baltimore, has returned and IL able
to be at work.
Quite a number of the Sykesyille
people enjoyed the services at Emory
Grove Camp on Sunday
Misses Marion Gross, Anna Lam
bert, Messrs Thomas Dinsmore, JAS.
Lambert and Rollin Otto spent Sun
day at the home or Mr. wv. III. Bennett
| Mrs John Harris and Mrs. E. MI.
Mellor, who spent several days last
week at Emory Grove Camp, return
ed to their homes on Sunday.
Mrs. Mollie Wood and Mrs Lizzie
Harding, or Baltimore, are spending
two weeks with their brother, Mr..
William Melville.
Miss Mamie Farringer, OF Mt.
Washington, l. the guest Of Mrs. Ed
ward German.
Miss Katherine Hobbs, OF the Relay,
il visiting her aunt, Mrs Edward
Alexander.
Miss Estelle Merceron, OF Balti-
more, spent several days last week
with relatives here.
Mrs. Soloman German, OF Savage,
is spending several weeks with her
Miss Nettie Yakel and Mr.. Arthur
Wills made very pleasant trip to
the Luray Caverns last Thursday.
MFR. and Mrs. Lawrence Eddie, or
Baltimore, were the Friday night
guests Of Rev. +. Y. Jaggers.
Miss Marie Fite, OF Baltimore, il
the guest of Miss Ruth Bennett.
There will be services at Spring
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at IL o'clock, September and 18th,
by the Rev. Bowman, OF Princeton,
lN. J., and also on the intervening
Wednesday evening at o'clock by
the Rev McIlvoy, OF Virginia. All
are invited to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Grimes are
visiting friends Of Ellicott City.
Mr.. Frank Hill IL spending two
weeks at Detroit, Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Lindsay, Of New
York, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Lindsay, of this place.
Mr.. MantZ Curley and Mr.. Random
Gist spent several days last week at
Betterton, Md.
Master Francis Barnes is quite sick
DR. Steele, OF Baltimore, who IL
visiting his daughter, Mrs John Har-
ris, has been quite sick for the past
several days.
Miss Marie Harris, who has been
spending several days in Frederick,
has returned home.
Miss Carrie Hughes is visiting the
Misses Shfpley, OF Reisterstown.
Mr.. y. r. Mulliken, OF Raleigh, N.
C., was i'm Sykesville last week
Mrs. Earle CLANCY and children,
who have been visiting in Plane No.
IA, have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jaggers, Of Philadel-
phia, are visiting their son, Rev. II.
Y. Jaggers-
Mr.. H. Lawrence Eddie, Boy Scout
Commissioner, OF Baltimore, address,
ed an assembly of parents and child
rem on Friday night in the interest OF
organizing a Boy Scout here "a
committee of DIR. j. Fred Waesche,
DR.. c. w. Heffenger, Mr.. Harry De
Vries, Rev. r. Y. Jaggers, Mr.. Albert
Deane, Mr.. M. Fl. ID. Warfield and Dr.
n. D. Norris were appointed. Mr..
Edward German was appointed Boy
Scout Master. A meeting will be
held on this Saturday evening at s
o'clock at the Methodist Episcopal
Church, all the boys from IL to Is
years are asked to join. There is a
junior scout which boys under IL
years can Join. All the boys are cor
daily invited to be present at this
meeting.
Maryland chicken, corn bread, fried
tomatoes, delicious coffee and golden
dairy butter made right on the spot.
Sounds like fairy-tale, and Gen
eraT' Latimer and her suffrage army
thought 20 when they sat down to
breakfast Tuesday morning at the
beautiful old Colonial home OF. Mrs.
Charles w. Adams at Sykesville. In
fact, the General" was never so
loath to begin marching as she was
Wednesday, and her voice over the
telephone announcing it was time to
start was positively sad. Neverthe-
less, at o'clock the bugle call rang
out and 10 minutes later the army
was pushing bravely forward through
mud and rain toward Woodstock. III
il an eight and a half mile walk, but
with steady walking and no rests the
General hoped to cover the distance in
three hours.