The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-07-10
BRUNSWICK.

July Z, 1896.
Mrs b. McDonough, an aged lady
residing with her son on Bridge street,
died on Monday evening, the 9th inst.
Interment was made in the Catholic
Cemetery, at Petersville, this county.
Deceased was native of Ireland, but
has resided III this county for the past
forty years.
Mr. Edward Burns, of Baltimore,
Md, was drowned in the canal at this
place, Sunday morning last, while
bathing. He was employed as fire.
man on freight trains on the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad running be-
tween Baltimore and this point, and
while waiting for his engine to return
INDUCED in bath. 1t is supposed he
was seized with cramps. His brothers
were standing along the bank at the
time of the accident, but being unable
to swim could render no assistance.
Passenger train facilities to Balti
more and Washington have been
very much improved by the new sched-
ule which provides for train No. 10,
the Pittsburg Limited, east bound,
to make a regular stopping point here
at $40 a. M.
Our Fourth of July celebration was
a grand success. The address of Mr..
Glenn H. WOrthington was particu-
larly entertaining. Senator Yelling
ton, who also made an address, was
the guest of Mr.. VIM. Schaunfer:
Various estimates placed the number of
visitors at from 5000 to 5000.
The following program was carried
out during the day:
The parade formed at 10 a. M, in the
following order:
First Division West side of Bridge,
south of High street in the following
order: Brunswick Band, Union Veter-
ans Union ON foot; Ladies represent
guests; Mayor and Council in carria-
ges.
Second Division.-High street, west
of Bridge street: Improved Order Red
Men, Junior Order United American
Mechanics, Knights of Pythlas,
Brotherhood of Railroad Tralnmen,
Order of Railway Conductors, Improv-
ed Order Odd Fellows, brotherhood
Locomotive Engineers, Brotherhood
Locomotive Firemen, Lovettsvile
Band, fire Department and OUTFIT,
Trades Display, Citizens in Carriages.
The parade moved at 10 80 a. M, in
the above order over the following
route: High street to Third street, to
A street, 10 Park Avenue, to Ninth
avenue, to b street, to Potomac ave-
nue., to Brunswick Park, where it dis
banded until 2 p. III.
The afternoon exercises were as fol-
lows: Singing, Doxology, by chorus;
PRAYER. Rev. K. II. HeIfenstein; Song,
America; Reading of the Declaration
Of Independence, by Mr.. John l.. Jor-
dan, of Brunswick, Maryland; Music;
ODeniDg Address, by Glenn H. Worth
iupton. of Frederick, Maryland; Song,
Columbia's Banner; Address, by Hon.
Geo. l.. Wellington, of Cumberland,
Maryland; Address, Hammond grner,
of Frederick, Maryland; Song, Column
bia: Closing Address, Rev. John Vel
lott; Song, The Star Spangled Banner.
The visiting members of the organlza-
ton formed in line as directed by the
lacal branches. Chief Marshal, VIII
lam l.. Gross; Aids, e. q. Shafer, r.
II Earl. G. X. Foster, g. II. Mills, Z.
n Johnson. w. B. Hixon, q. Q. Cas-
tle. Co nnIittee Oh Reception.-W II
lam Schnauffer, Chairman; W. u.
Musgrove, E. G. Shafer, }. I. Martin,
w +. Gross. Committee or Arrange
nlents.-Z. Il. Brantner, CHAIRMAN
q r. Turner, Ct. III. Hogan.
Charles Bond has been appointed as
an assistant bailiff. ~.
Mrs lanes Beck, formerly OF Mar
tinsburg, but now residing hele, ,c,l ,at'
visiting at her fol mer honie' a nl,lt -
allv fell the full length OF nignC 2
stairs at the b. & O. depot. foreu
nately she was but slightly inJufeu'