The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-12-28
FOCAL NEWS
Some Little lettings About
People and Things.

In this city.
The Baltimore Telegram. James
Young proprietor. sends out pretty
souvenirs to friends and issues a
beautiful illustrated Christmas
number.
The Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company has issued very
pretty calendar for 1901, one of
which is gladly given a place on
our office wall.
Dr. and Mrs. 4. S. Davis an.
nounce the marriage of their
daughter, Caroline Eleanor. to
Mr.. h. Q. EStep, January i, at
3'45 O'Clock. i'll tine NJ. +. Church.
Libertytown.
We have several interesting
programs of church and Sunday
School Christmas entertainments
that were crowded ont of this is
sue. They will be published next
week.
The Baltimore SIN sent ont
with its Christmas number. a
full sheet calendar for 1901. This
is a regular custom with the sam
and is much appreciated by its
patrons.
A Farmers Institute will he
held at Walkersville on January
10 and II. This is the only one
arranged to be held in Frederick
County. One will be held at
Olney, Montgomery County, Jan
uary II and 10.
The directors of the Berlin and
Lovettsville Bridge Company
have orgahized by electing Mr..
Joseph ID. Baker president, ID. II.
Hargett treasurer and Holmes ID.
Baker secretary.
Christmas services were held
by the Braddock Sunday School
last Tuesday night and consisted
of singing, dialogues, recitations
and instrumental music. Rev.
Hedges is the pastor.
Mrs. j. Vincent Jamison,
Hagerstown, has sent out invita-
tons to friends to meet her
daughter, Miss Mary Vincent
JamiS0n, at The Hamilton. Thurs
day evening, December y, 1901
from seven until nine.
Noah +. Cramer, real estate
and loan agent, sold to Perrie f.
and Ella V. Waters, of German
town, Md, three acres of land
improved with dwelling, store and
blacksmith shop buildings, stu
ated in Germantown, Montgomery
county, Maryland, for 81, 800.
The monthly meeting of the
afOrmed Guild was held Tues
uay evening, the 18th inst. The
following officers were elected
to serve for the ensuing six
months: j. Urner WilcoXon,
President; A. Kemp Keefer, vice
president; Miss May Lampe, sec
retary; John N. Brengle, treas
.urer.
The wedding of Miss Alexandra
McDannold, Of this city, to Mr..
Lawrence Lee, of Pittsburg, Pa,
will take place at the home of
the bride, East Second street, on
New Years Day. The ceremony
will be very quiet one, owing to
the recent death Of the brides
grandmother, and only the i'm.
mediate family and few init.
mate friends will be present.
The verdict Of the jury in the
condemnation proceedings of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, VS.. the Washington
junction Stone Company was
given on Saturday, after two
hours consideration. The sum al
lowed for the use Of the land was
So, 996.GS. 1t is said that the
Stone Company will appeal from
this verdict.
Invitations to dance in Junior
Hall Wednesday evening, Janu-
airy Ind, 1901, have been sent out
by a committee of young men
consisting of MessrS. ID. j. Mar
key, G. X. Motter, L. A. Baugh-
man and j. w. r.. Delashmutt.
The chaperOnes will be Mesdames
Dixon G. Walker, Charles w.
Ross, Jr., w. G. Neidig, l.. V.
and e. Il. Delashmu tt.
The United Brethren church
on West Second street
is rapidly nearing completion.
Work has been continued unin-
terruptedly since the foundation
was laid. One of the towers is
nearly finished, the other one
half way up and the entire build
ing is under slate roof. 1t will
present a fine appearance when
done. Rev. G. w. Stinespring is
the pastor.
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