The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-08-24
SYKESVILLE


Mr.. ]. Brookes Mellor and wife left
today to spent a week at Atlantlc
City.
Arthur Gosnell of Baltimore, is
spending two weeks with relatives IN
Sykesville.
Mrs John Mason Brown spent sew
eral days in Washington last week.
Miss Ruth Dorsey is visiting Miss
Harriet z. Penny, of Guilford, How
ard county.
Mrs. John Woodcock, of Holidays
burg, Pa, is visiting her parents, Dr.
and Mrs D. B. Sprecher.
Mrs. Horn and daughter, OF MI
Airy. have been visiting Mrs. Thomas
Anderson.
Among the visitors to the all day
picnic at Guilford, Howard county,
Saturday were Mr.. and Mrs. harry
DeVries, DR.. and Mrs. Norris, Dorothy
DeVries, Evelyn Crumrine, Marcella
Yingling, Frank and Harry Mcdonald.
The congregation of st. Barnabas
Episcopal church will hold lawn
fete on Hugg property August 80. All
are invited to be present
Mr.. Walter VandersOn, of Plttsburg,
has been visiting his relatives, MI
John Harris and Mr.. Thomas Harris, |
here.
Miss Alice Davis, of Gainesville,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Marion
Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Jenkins went
TO Baltimore last Thursday to visit .
their son, Raymond, who is private
in the First Regiment and has gone to
Alabama.
Mrs. Elizabeth Noble and Miss Ma
omi Harper, spent several days last
week on the Eastern Shore OF Mary
land.
Miss Margaret Woolley, of Wash
ington, ID. c., is the house guest OF
Mrs Grace d. Brown.
Mrs. Marion Harris entertained
number of her young friends Tuesday
evening in honor OF her sister, MISS
Alice Davis. !,
DR.. and Mrs Swain gave a party for
their little son, Robert Monday after
noon.
DR.. Harry Buettner spent week
with a camping party on the chester
River :
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul A. Persetgge mo-
tOred here from Louisville, KY, last
week and spent several days at the :
homes of Mr.. Jas. Grimes and Mr.. NJ
F. Mcdonald.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Poole spent last :
week at Taneytown Fair.
Quite number of our people V1sl-
ted Emory Grove Camp last Sunday. :
Mrs. Elizabeth Wood and Mrs Mol :
lie Harding, of Baltimore, are visit !
ing their brother, Mr.. VIM. Melville.
Mrs. Ella Weigle of Baltimore, Is =:
visiting Mrs M. Mcdonald.
With the completion of the new cam !:
merry by the B F. Shriver people ::
everything is in readiness for the be- :
ginning of canning sweet corn. The /:
plant il supposed to be in full opera (
ton this week and running to its full :.
Srkesville will have a carnival this {
year some time in October, and it is :
expected to surpass any we have pre- !
viously had BY making this an
nouncement now all will have time TO I
give extra finish in their work, as we
expect there will be keen rivalry. {
We will have Chautauqua here next :
month September IA, Is and II. Every
thing this year will be entirely new {
and a good attendance is expected. 1.
The people of St. Paul's Church gave
Rev. and Mrs. VIM. Harrison, who are
here for a month surprise party {.
last Friday night. 1t was a big picnic
and all seemed to enjoy themselves !
immensely |:
There have been several bold rob- ::
berries here lately, and officers are
looking out for the thieves. Everybody !.
lock doors and carry a gun.
Frank Mellor, of Detroit, Ind, spent |:
several days this week with his moth {
er and brothers.
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