The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-21

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Miller died last week. The parents
have the sympathy of host of friends
in their sad bereavement.
A Mr.. Leland and party from Washing
ton entered Frederick yesterday morning
in large tally-ho, drawn by four horses,
and remained all day. 1t was a jolly
crowd and they were out for good time.
The Frederick Rifiemen have re-
ceived all invitation to be present at
the 4th of July celebration in that city,
which is expected to be quite an event
full occasion.
Master E. A. Baughman, who has
been attending French school, in Bal
tim0re, is home for his vacation. His
sister Helen is also home from George
town Convent
Two sons of DR.. D. ]. Beale, of this
city, have returned home from college
in New Jersey, accompanied by Mr..
Cyrus A. Vail, of Blairstown, New
Jersey, who will spend a short time
with them.
Mr.. Joseph Burk, the painter, whilst
riding a bicycle on the Gas House
pike, in some manner was thrown
from his seat and sustained severe
injury to his right arm. He is inn
proving.
The large melodious triangle in the
tower of the Presbyterian Church, of
this city, recently broke whilst the
sexton was sounding the service sig
nal. 1t is very old-probably seventy
years.
DIR. j. ID. Brawner, of Emmitsburg,
was recently thrown from his buggy,
whilst on trip to Union Bridge, and
quite seriously injured in the left side
and arm. At present his condition is
much improved.
Last Friday was Flag Day and all over
the State it was appropriately Obrerved,
especially in this city, where a flag
was unfOlded at the grave of Key to
the grand and sublime music of the
Star-Spangled Banner.
The quarterly distribution of the
public school tax to the counties of
Maryland has been made by the Comp
troller, and Frederick receives as her
share $7,s4l.A for white schools, and
$l,52S.93 for cOlored schools.
The performance of the Princess
Phosa on Friday night last, was but a
repetition of the success which attend
ed it on the night previous. The
amount Melted the Monument Fund
is in the neighborhood of four hundred
dollars.
Hagerstown firemen acted the small
boy act in the reel race in Frostburg
last week, in claiming that the Inde-
pendent's had professional sprinters Oh
the team. They are welcome to their
empty victory, secured by gross mis-
representation.
Mr.. Roland r. Roderick, sob of Mr..
j. s. l.. Frederick, formerly editor of
the Banner Of Liberty, graduated with
honor at the Washington Business
High School and also received years
free tuition in the COrcoran Scientific
School as prize for attaining the
highest school rank.
Quite a number of persons visited
the hospitable home of DIR. Charles w.
Goldsborough, at Walkersvllle, last
Sunday, several of whom were from
Baltimore. This is one of the most
charming places in the county and is
always enlivened by the presence OF
most of young people.
Last Sunday was Children's Day at
Braddock, and interesting exercises
took place in the church at 2.30 O'Clock,
p. H., Rev. Hoffneir presiding. Quite
an elaborate program had been pre-
pared and was carried out creditably
to all concerned. Miss Schroeder, Of
Frederick, presided at the organ.
Invitations have been issued for the
wedding of Mr.. Harry J. Miller, of
Knoxville, a we'll known young clerk
i'm the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
ward in Brunswick, and Miss Medina,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah
r. Wachter, of Harper's Ferry, West
Va, to take place on Wednesday,
June Goth, at noon.
Mr.. L. Marshall Etchison and wife
is abroad and travelling in Italy.
Friends here recently received letter
from him in Rome, in which he says
the trip was most enjoyable one and
that they have frequently met Amer
leans. One of their guides was a
Young man, who at one time had stud
led at the N0vitlate In tnlS CITY.
Rev. DIR. II. l.. Wiles, of Mansfield,
Ohio, native of MiddletOwD, who has
not been East for twenty-six years,
preached beautiful sermon In the Lu-
theran Church last Sunday. Rev. M.
L. Smith, of White Pigeon, Michigan,
also a native Of Middletown; Rev.
Derr, of Springfield, Ohio. and Rev.
Mot,ror IF Rloaaarvillp Pa a.
sisted in the services.
Mr.. F. T. Lakin, one of our most
progressive farmers, recently supplied
the McMurray Packing Company with
meas. which he raised on his highly
productive farm, q few miles west OF
this city. The price received was on
an average of $40 per acre. He Will
plant large crop Of sugar corn, which
will be used In the same establish