The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-05-28
LOCAL NEWS
Some Little lettings About Peo-
pie and Things.

DoO.oi anu Mis-. 1nomas Chatard. of
Washington, d. C., are visiting Col
and Mrs. l.. V. Baughman at their
country home, near this city. e''
During the month of March last tbo
Frederick and Middletown EIectrio
Railroad hauled over 1000 tons Of
freight. Vi
Get ready for the fall calnpaipn hv
subscribing for the CITIZEN. Demo-
Gratis will make a vigorous fight. and
the CITIZEN will take, as always. an
active part. O"
The Bicycle Club are rapidly getting
their grounds at the Athletic PerL nts
the outskirts of the city, in readiness
for the coming bicycle meet. The traclT
will be completed in few days.
Tonight at the Academy of the Vic
itation cantata, Fairies of the Sea
sons" Will be rendered by the Agne-
sian Circle. After this play called n
dream OF FAIRY Land" will be pro-
duced by the younger pupils.
Mr.. J. Knight McDannold. of this
city, left Monday afternoon for Savan-
nah, Ca, where he expects to remain
several weeks. On his return he will
go to Boston by sea, and also snend
some time in northern cities.
Mr.. Carlos NJ. de Garmendia. of
Iuscarora Stock Farm: this county. is
visiting his family on the Hudson
river. They leave Saturday for Europe.
Mr.. de GarmendIa went on to wish
them bon Uoydge.
S. t. Hickman has been appointed
postmaster at Doubs, this county, in
place of j. g. Michael, who has been
removed with change of administra-
ton. Mr.. Michael made a courteous
and obliging official during his incum.
bency.
City attorney P. Frank Pampel. of
Frederick, has purchased the residence
of G. Thomas Remsburg, at Fairview.
near Braddock Heights. formerly the
summer home of the late John IT,
Williams Mr.. Pampel will make bis
home there. Four thousand dollars is
the price said to have been paid.
Rev. and Mrs. S. NJ. Hench left
Frederick Tuesday morning for SavilIe,
Perry County, Pa, where he will Off
ciate on Thursday at the wedding of
Miss Marguerite E. Hench and Rev.
Harry H. Hartman, graduate of Ur-
sinus College, at CoIlegeville, Pa.
Mr.. Hayes Brown, of Linganore
Hills farm, has had large and sub.
stantial observatory, twenty-five feet
in height, erected on a commanding
point on Linganore Hills, which az
fords splendid view of the pictur-
esque surrounding country for many
miles.
y-consumption, in its early
stages, may be checked by the use of
Ayers Cherry Pectoral. 1t stops the
distressing cough, soothes irritation of
the throat and lungs, and induces
much-needed repose. Hundreds have
testified to the remarkable virtues of
this preparation.
Several impOrtent contracts for fur
nishing supplies and making addi-
lions to the Fair Grounds have been
awarded to Carroll County bidders
by the Committee on Awards of the
German Baptist Conference which
meets here next week. Fully $1,000
people are expected to be present on
the most important days.
An interesting meeting of the Histor-
ical Society of Frederick County was
held at the residence of Mr.. Baker
johnson on Second street, recently, at
which time a paper on "The Noun
tains of Frederick County," prepared
by. Mrs. Bette Richie, was read by
her daughter, Miss Nettie Richie. At
a late hour refreshments were served
Police are making tour of inspec-
ton of the premises of our citizens and
business places to inquire into their
sanitary condition. All should see
that everything is clearly and no un-
healthy accumulations allowed to re-
main. County Health Officer Bait
zell notified several persons in EN-
mitsburg District to remove nuisances
under penalty of prosecution and fine.
Gredefick has been chosen as the
place for holding the United Brethren
General Conference in May, 1901. This
decision was arrived at at the General
Conference lately held in Toledo, Ohio. |
The conference to be held here in 1901 |
will be the one hundredth anniversary
of the first one held near this city in |
1901. The committee of fifteen on the |
centennial observance of the event |
contains the name of Rev. G. w. Slime
spring. of this city.
We have received from F. Dundas
Todd, editor of the Photo Deacon, Chi
cago, ILL.,, Photographic journal of
great merit, clever little pamphlet |
called Exposure Tables" giving all
those who own camera the exact |
time 10 give in taking picture under
any condition of light out doors. 1t is
easy to comprehend, and fills long
felt want in this most important par
ticular. The cost is only 25 cents and
it earns its price in few days use.
The students of the Woman's Col
lege, this city, delighted an apprecia-
tive audience in Collegiate Hall on
last Friday evening, by the rendition
in German of musical and literary Sc
lections under the auspices of the Ger
man class. The commencement exer-
cises of this well known institution
begin to-day, the anniversary of the
Lesbian Literary Society, and continue
until Tuesday, June 3rd, Commence
ment Day. Hon. w. U. Hensel, Of
Lancaster, Pa, will deliver the adj
dress.
The Eastman Kodak Company of
Rochester, New York, have recently
added to their possessions cOmmOdi-
GUS warehouse and factory to enable
them to keep up with their increased
orders for their goods. This firm Is one
of the best In the country and by lib
eral advertising and fair dealing COM