The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-12-22
LOCAL NEWS
Came Little lettings About
People and Things.
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conclave of the Improved
orlpr of Heptasophs was organ
;aol in this city recently.
Mrs. CIayona j. Smith has flee
hill for partial divorce from
% l. husband, Clarence G. Smith
Of Frederick.
Professor Il. l.. BOblitz, School
ryaminer. is visiting schools in
ratoctin and Jackson Districts
this week.
The Frederick foot ball team
was defeated by the Annapolis
ho,s at their home on Saturday
last, by a score 2S to 3.
THE Frederick football team
will play a game on the Athletic
Park grounds with the Rockville
eleven on Christmas Day.
Mr.. Henry Evans, representing
tbe Baltimore Herald, was in
Erederick recently on business
connected with that paper,
This is the season for heavy
norkerS. and the succulent
chine and backbone are delica
cies that tickle all palates.
Mr.. William II. Adams, of Har-
mony Grove, this county, has
been granted an increase of pen.
sion from So to IS per month.
The largest stock of watches in
Western Maryland at H. S. Ian,
dis Jewelry StoreS-All bought
before the advance in prices and
Won will reap the benefit.
Cards are out announcing the
approaching wedding Of Mr..
Washington Herring, of Green
mount, Pa, and Miss BERTHE Boil,
lmger, Of Emmitsburg District.
Colonel Sneeberger, cashier OF
the Baltimore pOstOtfice, and a
we'll known Republican politician,
committed suicide on Wednesday
morning. Financial trouble was
the cause.
Some beautiful silver novelties
are shown by Mr.. j. w. Morris
for the holiday season. Willing
clerks are always glad to show
goods and extend everyone court
eOuS treatment.
Christmas services were held
in the Grace Reformed Church.
Rev Mclean, pastor, West
Church street. last Sunday.
Professor Beckwith in the choir
director and Miss Green organist.
The beautiful display of flowers
and ferns at the recent sale of the
Uuited Daughters of the C0nfed
eracy was the donation of Mr.
David Croft, the florist, Nortl
Market street.
The December recital by the
pupils Of the music department
of the Woman's College was
given Tuesday evening last, be
fore a large audience. The SEES
sion closed for two weeks va.
cation on Thursday.
The Board of County Commits
SiOnerS awarded the contract fol-
the building of small stee
bridges on the new road leading
from Brunswick to Knoxville
Frederick County, for 81, 693
Charles j. willard got the con
tract to grade the road for $685.
The annual election of Officers
of Columbia Lodge, No. 5S, A
+. \ A, NJ, took place Monday
evening, resulting as follows: }
Irayers Thomas, w. NJ; Millart
r. Lease, S. W.; GraysOn Bow
erS, }. W; AdOlphus Fearhake
secretary; Judge John A. Lynch
treasurer.
Mayor Hayes, of Baltimore
has been informed that the Boart
OF Public Works will not accept
the bid received for the Chesa
peake and Ohio Canal, and hence
there will be no sale of the prop
erty. The disposal of the matter
VIII pass into the hands of thu
DemOcratic administration.
Chances may be taken in thu
TOmbola rattle of a chatting dish
umbrella and doll by the Unite6
Daughters of the COntederacy
IN charge of Mrs. JEANNE Grove
and Miss Helen McSherry. Al
Soon as enough chances are Sc
cured the drawing will taxi
place, due notice of which vii
be given.
AT meeting of Mispah Chap
Ter No. 9, Order of the Easter
Star, held Friday night, the fol
lowing officers were elected for TIN
SnSulng year: Mrs. Agnes Fear
make, W. NJ; Daniel L. Ordeman
w. p; Miss Katherine Eshbach
ASSo. NJ; Miss Emma r. Gittin
ser, Secretary Mrs. Edith Orde