The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-05-29
trOC-AL NEWS.
,ome Little lettings About Pec
pie and Things

snakes and lizards are reported to be
.rnnmerous in the vicinity of Araby,
A this county
Mics Rose Schley Chapline will be
NEST of Miss Mamie StOner, of
Gpni.etsSbnro Pa, for several weeks.
Mr. G LLOYD Palmer has been APP
a;ntad prncipal Of the Emmitsburg
ppVhiic school for the next scholastic
year.
Mr. Hayes Brown, of Linganore
i Hills accidentally cut the fore finger
: his left hand very painfully few
days ago.
number of the members of the
MARYLAND Bicycle Club, of Baltimore,
ora hooked for dinner in Frederick on
sunday next.
Rav Mr.. Bowersock, of Burkitts-
viIle This county, has been invited to
deliver an address at Keedysville on
Memorial Day.
Mr. Hairy McNair, of Emmitsburg,
rnrcbased a calf of Mr. VIM. &. Scott,
& Of Far Play, four weeks old, that
weighed 700 pounds.
The pupils Of the private school of
Miss Alice Shope were treated to de-
. lightful picnic at the Fair Grounds on
Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Lucy Butcher, of Telegraph
street, this city, is spending few
weeSs with her cousin, Mrs. Gus.
Burger, of New York City.
Mr.. j. Roger McSherry lost by death
his valuable setter pup, Pegs Daisy"
(which was one of the prize winners ut
the recent dog show in Baltimore.
Mr. William Woodward, "a retired
dry goods merchant, died at his home
LIN Baltimore last week, aged 50 years.
HE was related to the WoOdwards of
this city.
Mr. Wm. Rldgely left on Wednes-
dav last, for North Carolina, where he
has secured employment with the In
ter-State Telephone Company putting
up poles.
Master William Devilbiss, of Schleys-
Mile. accidentally cut one of his toes so
hsdly that it required several stitches
6elc=e the wound Dr. Long dressed
Che injury
Messrs. Morrison & Hoke have pur-
CHASED ,he marble works of Mr.. w. II.
Hoke, Of Emmitsburg, this county.
Dir. W il. Hoke will retire from the
marble business.
Prudence, the three-year-old daugh-
Ter of Mr.. aud Mrs. Lambright, of
West Patrick street, was thrown from
Der carriage and badly cut about the
bead on last Sunday afternoon.
The condition of Clifford Miller,
Who accidentally shot himself on the
Markell farm about two weeks ago, is
much improved and hopes are now en-
tertained of his ultimate recovery.
a window on the Church street side
GSmith's Temple of Fancy was broken
b last Sunday evening by a small
Ny accidentally falling into it. He
lRd one hand cut by the broken glass.
Ayoung man from Frederick step
bei OH d freight train at the Junction
pr few minutes, and unexpectedly
i started off and carried him to PIT.
q Rocks, from whence he had to foot
4 home.
Ropes have been attached to the
Dell of the Independent Hose Com
Amy and it is now ready for service.
Mnce the completion of the new build
pg no communication with the belfry
ION the engine house had been pro-
Yided.
Mr. F. b. Sappington, Grand Master
Workman Of the Ancient Order of
United Workmen, of Frederick, is to
oliver a public address before Chop
npk Lodge, in Cambridge, this eve
ing. Grand Recorder Colbert and
0her grand officers of Baltimore, will
accompany him.
A horse attached to a buggy, belong
lng to Mr.. A. c. McCardell, was fright
nee in Market Space on Tuesday eve
ing Mr.. Albert McCardell attempted
p stop the team and was knocked
Owl, but not hurt. The team ran up
AOrth Market street to Fourth street,
"a was captured. No damage was
1Dne