Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-18
FREDERICK.

The Frederick firemen are very much
elated over the victories they won at the
fremen's demonstration in Hagerstown
during the past week. The secretary of thu
Independent Hose Company, ]. Roger Nc
Sherry, was elected president of the State
Firemen's Association; VIM NJ. Crimmins
OF the Junior Fire Company OF Frederick,
was elected secretary of the association. ana
in the reel race the Independents and
Uniteds of Frederick carried OF first and
second prizes, respectively. The Frederick
firemen upon their arrival home. late
Thursday night, were net at the Baltimore
and Ohio depot by bands and drum corps
and marched up street through display OF
fireworks. the populace crowdlng the pave
nlents on both sides Of the street. The
State Firenen's Association was conceived
and organized in Frederick and its first
convention held here last year.
Thomas Marshall Of Lewiston. this coun-
ty, does not like the way Mrs. ROsabel
Early and Mrs. Eliza Jane Funk of Noun
taindale, near Lewistown. show their dis
approval Of him, as they did the other day
when they assaulted him with fusillade
of eggs that were not at all improved by
their age When Mrs. Early and Mrs. Funk
came TO Frederick on Saturday. therefore.
they were taken by surprise - have Deputy
Sheriff Shook approach them and place
them under arrest on charge sworn
against them by Marshall for assault They
were given an immediate hearing before
| Justice Thomas Turner, who, after eNamin-
| ing the case in all its details, and ascer-
| tanning the exact pedigree of the eggs. held
| the two fair offenders in 800 ball each fer
| their appearance before the next grand
| fury number OF gentlemen present at
the hearing came forth gaHantiy TO oner
! themselves as surety. and finally the surety
/ Of Mr. Columbus Sunday Of Lewistown was
accepted and the ladies were released:
There Is no other known case OF this kind
on record here.
BY the quarterly distribution Of the state
school tax by the controller OF the treasury
| Frederick county receives for white schools
! S7,s11.o5. and for cOlored schools Sl,2ls.9S.
Daniel NJ. Grumb.nc has been toll gate
keeper at Braddock on the old Baltimore
and Western turnpike for q full half CEN
fury, and In that time his collections OF
toll have aggregated about half million
dollars.
The Alumnae Association CT the Fred
erick Female Seminary, now the Woman's
College. has elected officers for the ensuln 9
year as follows: President Mss Mamie
Routzahn: vice president. Miss Drue Rams
burg: secretary, Miss Mary Grace Levy /;
treasurer, Miss Helen Shipiey: chairman CT
executive committee. Miss Grace Ely. The
Alumnae AssOcis lion has presented 70 the
college a large framed crayOn portrait OF
Hiram Winchester. the founder and FIRST
principal of the institution.
The Frederick Society for the Suppression
of Vice, organized only short time, has
already done effective work. and claims
that a great deal OF vice and immortality
that existed before IL was organized have
now ceased. The society is preparing to
make vigorous attack on the gambling
hells OF the city.
The Academy Of the Visitation. b. V. NJ.
this city. will hold its annual commence
ment exercises on the 2sth instant. There
will be four graduates. Misses Katherine K
Eisenhower, f. Gertrude Hayden, May Ag-
res Jenkins and Grace Walsh.
Mr.. Jesse Ramsburg of Freierick, a grad
uate this year Of the University OF Virginia,
has been honored with the appointment OF
resident student at the dispensary and as
s,stant in the surgical clinics at the Cni-
versity Emergency and Piedmont Hospital.
The wheat harvest in this county will
be few days earlier than usual this sea-
son. The farmers scarcely expect a very
large yield. In some districts the wheat
louise has damaged the crop and in others
much wheat YVES destroyed by hail.
Miss Mary Bradshaw has returned from q
visit to relatives In Washington.
Mrs. Florence Schley OF Washington has
bee the guest of Miss Mary Gollsborouga,
this city. and attended the Gambrill-Helf
enstein nuptials.