The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-09-07
LOCAL NEWS.
Some Little lettings About
People and Things.

IrlendS In Frederick.
Miss Alice Anderson has been
visiting friends near Frederick.
Mr.. John Kerr spent last week
at Mr.. Samuel Bucks, at Edge
wood.
Mr.. Ira Ford, the grandson of
William S. Miller, is paying his
annual visit to Frederick.
Miss Bette Stauffer gave a
beautiful Sat home" last week
to number of young friends.
Mr.. Augustus Wilson and
daughters have returned from a
delightful trip to Naragansett
Pier.
BoonsborO has just added
canning factory, employing about
fifty hands, to its list of indus
tries.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyler Wilson are
visiting at the home of Mrs. Ed
ward Nelson, on East Church
street.
DR.. Charles G. MacGill, who
has been spending the month of
August at Atlantic City, has re-
turned.
Miss Alexia McDannold and
Miss Floyd have just returned
from an extended trip through
Canada.
Miss Jessie Bowlus, who has
been with her aunt, Miss Rebecca
Claggett, at the Blue Mountain
House, has returned home.
The last of the dances at
Braddock will be on the 18th of
September and promises to be
delightful ending of the series.
Mr.. Benjamin f. Richmond, of
the Cumberland Bar, has been
spending some time at his old
home near Liberty, this county.
Platt's man, B. B. Odell, Jr.,
was nominated for Governor of
New York State at Saratoga on
Tuesday. Tim Woodruff was put
on the ticket for Lieutenant-G Gov.
ernOr.
Thirteen persons were killed
and 80 injured in a collision be-
tween an Atlantic City excursion
train and milk train, at Hat.
field, Pa, near Philadelphia, on
Sunday.
The Rockville Fair commenced
on Tuesday last and ends today.
1t was a success in every particu.
lar. Many prominent politicians
of both parties attended on Thurs
day, the big day.
Mr.. G. Francis Baughman and
E. Austin Baughman left on
Tuesday to drive to Shepherds
town to attend the Bryan meet
ing on Wednesday at that place.
Announcement is made of the
engagement of Miss Louise Darby
Syester, daughter of the late
Judge Andrew X. Syester, of
HagerstOwn, to Mr.. Frederick S.
Hovey, a broker, of Philadelphia.
At the Republican Central
Committee meeting held on last
Saturday, it was decided to hold
the primaries on Saturday, Sep
TENDER Sth, in each district of
the county, for the purpose of Sc
Letting members of the County
Central Committee.
A Mckinley and Roosevelt
club was organized in this city
on Thursday night of last week
with the following officials: Will
liam H. Kinks, president; Arthur
d. Willard and James P. Perry,
vice presidents; James NJ. Robin.
son, secretary, and Milton A.
Woodward, treasurer. The head
quarters of the club will be in the
building formerly occupied by G.
ID. Doll as a cafe.
The Academy of the Visitation
will open on next Wednesday,
September IL, with full roll of
students. Very extensive i'm
provements have been made at
the Convent during the vacation
and a very fine library and bright
airy classroom for the Senior
Department have been added.
The work has been done by Fred
erick wOrkmen and is most credit
able. 1t is being supervised by
Michael Kennedy. The attend
ing physician is DIR. William
Johnson, who was always the
consulting physician with the
late lamented DR.. f. +. Smith.
DR.. Burke is the homeopathic