The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-14

The primary on Saturday was most orderly
In every way.
quite storm passed over this section
Tuesday night last. ~ '''-'
The residents of Jefferson are desirons nj
erecting reservoir.
Inc young man shot at Princeton by the
drunken negro, died few days ago.
Flag Day was appropriately cele-
GRATED In all parts of the country.
Montgomery Court is now in session
judges Lynch and Henderson in attendance
Children's Day exercises at Pleasant
Grove NJ. P. Church, will take place
on the 23rd inst. '
Mrs. W. T. Glessner and Mrs. D.I Han.
snew sent beautiful floral offerings for the
graves of the Confederate dead.
In the class of the West Point grad
yates, numbering fifty-two. the tenth
place is held by Marylander.
Frederick has had an entire recon.
struction in the aldermanic nomina.
tons and Democratic success fills the
air. 'N'
Mr.. A. NJ. Christie, of Hagerstown in
spending few day a at Tuscarora
STOCK Farm, as the guest Of Mr.. C. M.
de Garmendia.
Mr.. Frank Cassidy, the obliging tender of
the bar at the City Hotel, recently won the
gold watch in the contest at the Buffalo
e. N. Hauer proprietor.
The eighty-seventh annual com.
mencement of Mt. st. Mary's College.
Will take place on Wednesday, June
18th, at 8 o'clock, a. m.
President Cleveland spent day re-.
Gently in Loudon County, Virginia,
catching trout. The party were the
guests of Mr.. Henry Harrison.
Mr.. Rufus r. Zimmerman, OF Lime
Kiln, this county, was welcome caller
at this office Tuesday afternoon. We
are always glad to see our friends.
No man can fairly say one word against the
nominees of the Democratic party, they were
the peoples choice. No ring or boss dictated
single nomination. Now let the people see
that they are elected by big majority.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Leon Sheeler ar
rived at Monrovia on the 7th inst,
and were congratulated by their
friends. They were entertained by
the groom's parents.
Capt. George Grove, who was one of
the leading mayoralty possibilities of
the Republican party before the recent
nomination, has been quite sick at his
home on West Patrick street.
Mrs. Captain Warner Welsh, of Liberty,
sent to the Alexander Young Confederate
Camp beautiful box Of roses for the graves of
our noble dead. Mrs. P. B. McCleery also
sent beautiful basket of roses.
The service at st. Johns Catholic Church
on last Friday evening was the most beau
tiful and impressive ever held in this CITY.
The electric lights were soft and yet bril-
liant, and the general effect is superb. Rev.
FIR. Stanton delivered fine address.
Rev. w. H. I. r eanny, pastor of the
Catholic Church, at Liberty, this
county, has sent the Academy of No
tire Dame two very fine pictures from
Japan, one likeness of himself and
the other of Cardinal Gibbons.
The following young ladies graduate
with hOnors from the Academy of the
Visitation, in this city, next Friday,
the 2lst inst: Misses Maria Catalina
Major, AWE Cornela Offutt, Annie
Loretto Hanlon and Myrtle Eulalia
Gouldman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Hahn have is
sued cards for the marriage of their
daughter, Clara Caroline, to Mr.. Harry
Blackston, the ceremony to take place
on Wednesday, June 10Th. in the
Evangelical Lutheran Church, at 5
O'Clock p. m.
On Saturday the primary at the
Court House under the authority
of the Democratic City Central Com
mitee was one of the liveliest we have
had for some years. Over eight hun
dred votes were cast aud everything
passed off to the satisfaction Of all
concerned.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mansfield re-
ceived their friends on Monday night
last, at their hospitable home OH
OHuiCu SVIcCt' &uiCC uuIuoCA CoiiCu
during the evening and were RECALLED
with abundant refreshments. 1t was
a memorable occasion. An orchestra
furnished music.
Telephone connection is now com.
pleted between the following towns in
Carroll County: Frizzleburg, Mayber-
nv, Taneytown, Bird Hill, Gambler,
Eldersburg, Sykesville, Manchester
aud Hampstead. The Western Mary
land Telephone Company is the name
of the corporation.
The following were named as dele
egates to the State Firemen's Con-
vention, which took place Wednesday
and Thursday last, at a meeting of the
Independent Hose Company last
week: David Kolb, J. Roger McSher-
ry, Harry Baer. ]. Harry Hauer and
c. Elmer Eader; alternates-George
Gittinger, Charles Mehrling, George
Roelkey, c. VIM. Kolb aud Edward
Baumgartner.
The wedding of Mr. Oliver Pearre, of this
city, and Miss Lulu Dorsey, of Howard
County, took place on Tuesday evening last
at the Presbyterian Church, in Lisbon, at 1880
o'clock. The church was crowded to the doors
with the relatives and friends Of the contract
ing parties, and the altar trimmed with the
choicest flowers. After the ceremony the bridal
party were driven to the residence Of the BRIDE
father, and then reception to the invited
guests was held. Two hundred and fifty were
there and rendered their congratulations,
among them being friends from Baltimore,
Washington, Philadelphia, and this city
A host of aspirants for office are in
the field in Washington County, and
the convention promises to be rich,
rare and racy with interesting conten-
lions. Fully a dozen are after the
sheriffalty, and 1t is said twenty or