The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-01-03
wOLFSVILLE.


The Evangelical Lutheran Sunday
School met yesterday and elected the
following officers for the ensuing year:
Josiah +. Smith, Superintend; A. E.
Sensenbaugh, Assistant Superinten-
dent; J. F. Maugans, Treasurer; A. E..
Hoover, Secretary; Daniel Stottlemyer,
Assistant Secretary; Lemuel Stottle-
myer, Librarian; A. E. Hays, Assis-
ter, and III. p. Stottlemyer, Organist.
The school will meet at $50 O'Clock
during the winter months.
g. Arthur Smith returned OH the
18th inst, from Iowa, where he spent
the past eight months. On the Goth
inst. he and Miss Mary Marker went
to Frederick and to the court house,
where he purchased small bit of pa
per, which he carried around to the
Reformed parsonage, and in few
minutes Miss Mary was transformed
into Mrs. Smith. They have our
best wishes for happy and prosper
Gus voyage through life. Quite num-
Der of our young people have embark
ed on the matrimonial sea during the
past two weeks. May the Fates deal
gently with them all.
Miss Jennie Harp, of Baltimore, is
spending the holidays here with her
pare nts.
Miss Bessie Stottlemyer went to Fea-
gaville to act as bridesmaid to Miss
Nanny Phleeger, former schOolmate,
who was married to Mr.. Chas. L.
Wrenn, in st. Luke's Chapel, on Tues.
day last.
Mr.. VIM. Frey, of North Manchester
Indiana, is visiting his brothers and
sisters here, after an absence of four
years.
John and Tennyson Hoover, of Bal
timore, are spending the holidays with
their parents.
Mr.. Harrison Hoover, student al
Dickinson College, is spending his va
cation at the old homestead.
Mrs. Ezra Young, of Baltimore, is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. George r.
Stottlemyer, Of this place.
Mrs. John Duble is spending the
holidays with relatives in Baltimore.
E. b. Harp, of HagerstOwn, spent
Christmas here with his parents.
Mrs. Letha Fox and Miss Maude
Hoover, of Foxville, spent Christmas
here with friends.
Mr.. Robert Ridgely, student at the
State Normal School, is spending his
vacation with his parents at Pleasant
Walk.
VIM. Huffer. of Jones's Cross Roads,
spent last week here the guest of e. 0.
yesterday.
r. r. Morgan, of Hagerstown, spent
Christmas here with friends.
Mr.. A. A. Lamar, student of Med
iciue, is spending his vacation with his
parents here and at BoonsborO'.
Cyrus Brandenburg and family, of
Michigan City, North Dakota, are
spending the winter here with his
mother.
j. Newton Smith is visiting friends
near Gainesville, this county.
Preston Gernand, of Smithsburg, is
spending the holidays with friends
here and at Jerusalem.
A. J. Smith, student of Medicine at
the University of Maryland, is spend
ing his vacation at the old homestead.
Prof A. E. Sensenbaugh. teacher of
the public school at Troutville, is
SPEEDING his vacation with his sisters at
Good Hope, near here.
The u B. Sunday School closed yes
terday for the winter. Each scholar
received pack of candy and raisins.
The infant department did the singing.
Miss Ada Biickenstaf presided at the
organ. The pastor gave an interesting
talk.
The Lutheran Sunday School held
their Xmas entertainment on Christ
mas night. The exercise was better
than usual and the singing can't be
surpassed by any school in the Valley.
The church was literally packed and
the best of order prevailed.
Charles e. Marker, of Funkstown,
is spending the holidays with his
mother, near here.
George Poffinberger, of EllertOn,
spent Christmas here with friends.
Miss Fogle, Mr.. Stanton Rowe and
lady, Walter Marker and lady, Mr..
Miller and Miss Alta Marker, Green's
burg, spent Christmas day here, the
guests Of Miss Fife Baker.
Charles Long, of BOonsb0ro', spent
last Friday here, the guest of G. O..
yesterday.
Cloude Etottlemyer and Edward
Schroyer, students of the High school
at Hagerstown, are spending the hoii-
days with their home people.
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