Frederick citizen., 1895-01-04
NEWS.

where under the most propitious cir
cumstances.
Mrs. Chas. Ross, Jr., has returned
from a delightful visit to her mother,
Mrs. Mary Kunkel.
Miss Marie Cassin, of Washington,
ID. G., is the guest of Miss Caroline S.
McSherry.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. v. LaDow, Of
washington, spent New Year with
Mrs. LsDOw's father, DIR. Baltzell.
Mr.. Chas. Besant, of Altoona, Pa,
has been the guest of his sister, Mrs.
Oliver Bennett, East Second street.
Mrs. VIM. Anderson has returned to
her home after visit of several days
to her aunt, Mrs. Mathews, on Second
street.
Miss Blanche Gambrill, of Araby,
Frederick County, is visiting her Sis
ter, Mrs. John M. Roberts, in West
minister.
Mr.. VIM. A. Markell, of Charleston,
w. Va, has returned to his home af-
ter delightful visit to his mother, on
West Patrick street.
DR.. G. @. Walker, of Canton, Stark
County, Ohio, paid us a short visit last
week. This is the first time the Doc
tor has been East since 1874.
Fr. Papi, who has been succeeded as
secretary to MOnsigneur Sat0li, by FIR.
4 Rocker, is OF novitiate of two years,
Jesuit Institution, in this city.
The fellow who owns fast stopper
and cutter these seighing days, is
strictly in it with the fair sex.
Miss Maria Davis Tyler has returned
to her home in Tiffin, Ohio, after
i very charming visit to the family of
i DR.. Edward Nelson
Messrs. Martin Murphy, of San
Francisco, Cal, and James Dugan, of
Westminster. spent several days last
week in Frederick.
g Messrs. Lewis and Harry Nixdorff.
I Madison Nelson and John Ritchie,
! have returned from Hagerstown.
where they attended the New Years
Ball.
Miss Maggie Wakefield and friend,
y Of annapolis, and Miss Frances Wake
field, of Baltimore, were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs L. H. Reisler, near Lib
erty, recently.
m Miss Mary Seton, who has been the
Ct guest of Miss Clabaugh, has gone to
W Walkersville for several days, and
~ visit of several weeks.
lei Chief Judge James McSherry passed
ev his SIND year last Sunday. He is one
rot the highest authorities and inter-
re- prefers OF the law in Western Mary
Sc land; in fact one can include the entire
State.
o. The Alexander Young Camp of Con-
federate Veterans, of Frederick, will
celebrate with appropriate ceremonies
" and banquet, the birthday of Gen.
Robert e. Lee, which occurs on the
ni'18th inst.
ck Don't let the New Year get so far in
hi advance before you settle for your pa
aperf'in advance" One dollar and one
ne OF The best papers in Western Mary
land will be sent to you for one year
still Compare the CITIZEN with other Jour
tnals and then decide.
Now is the tme-after the New
:. Year and holidays are over-to think
IN about what to read during the long
W. Winter evenings. Look over our clas-
' 70 &c Library list and you cannot go
- amiss IN amy selection. Your choice
~; book for only one coupon and 10 cents.
I'VE Miss Millanie Boone, of Baltimore, has
been the guest of the Misses McSherry,
ptou East Second street, this city Miss
,u Boone is one of the seasons debutail-
ties. aud whilst here she has been
quite favorite. Several years ago
she paid short visit to relatives III
this city, whilst spendinga portion of
:, the summer on the Merry land Tract.
-. Her early return was nece ssitated by
NUMEROUS soclaI engagements.
Il Mss Mary Ingle, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
inward s. Eichelberger aud Mrs. l.. S.
eaI IIl(on were on the receiving list New
6fear's Day and were visited 10y a
wl4rge number of friends and acquain-
Il sauces. Miss Ingle was assisted by
Adj Mr.. Charles B. Trail, Mr.. CHARLES w.
'roAtoss, Jr, Miss PlgmaE, Miss Levy,
hMns Louise Potts, aid Miss Mary
Assisting Mrs. Eichel-
were Misses Elchelberger and
,or AZ customary in years past, the en-
ployees of the "CITIZEN' were given
~ deserved holiday on New Years
DAY: With the exception of Sundays
hi and legal holidays, they have always
faDeen prompt at their post of duty,
mi ready TO labor for the interest of their
m employers, who, outside of monetary
. Ic0neideration, appreciate their services.
, AS class, cOmpOstors and other nee
xii essary help In printing, publishing
and newspaper office, are among the
best Informed and most capable in any
,tetrado or business. We wish them and
all members of the craft a most pros
.perous New Year.
,oi frederick County's apportionment
l,c or the State school tax this year
nS amounts to $4,8l8.3S for white, and
x550.A for colored schools, according to
~, the quarterly distribution made public
@ WV the Comptroller of the Treasury on
the lst inst. This county receives.
nextto Baltimore County, the largest
share Tor the maintenance of the pub
:, lic SCHOOLS. Allegany comes third, with
e. T. "a, ,040. 40 for white and $l63.O3 for col
nsored schools. Washington County re-
{, ceives $3,S98.44 for white schools and
.a.$z73.28 for colored The total amount
as'of the school tax is 1924, 10000.
ard DE- Chas. w. Hoffman kent "onen
hou& to his many friends on New
xeHFs Day, and the genial host was
never more gracious or hospitable.
Bel Iuc apacious apartments were lnyishlv
cl HeccEated for the occasion. and seemed