The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-08-24
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LOCAL NEWS
Some Little lettings About
People and Things.

Dr. Thomas Williamson is visit
ing at Rawley Springs, Virginia
The Misses Maulsby have re-
turned from a visit to West.
minister.
Miss Anna Russell Simmons, OF
Hagerstown, is visiting Mrs
Glenn ii. WorthingtOn, Third
street.
Sheriff Charles p. Troxell has
appointed Robert M. Montgomery,
OF Point of Rocks, a deputy
sheriff.
Wanted:-We would be greatly
obliged if one Of our subscribers
would send US a paper of July 13
of our issue.
Miss Marley, of California, who
is well known in this city, is WIS.,
iting Col. and Mrs. d. G. Wine
brener, Court Square.
The postoffice at Brunswick,
this county, has been advanced
from fOnrth- class to third class,
to take effect October l.
Picnics will be held on Satur-
day BY the Central n. P. School
near New London, and also the
great Union picnic at Middletown.
The Board of County Commits.
sioners on Tuesday appointed
\ Robert ID. Weber constable for
Petersville district, vice Emory
Nelson, resigned.
Miss Rebecca Claggett, East
Patrick street, and Miss Jessie
Bowlus, West Third street, are
spending some time at the Blue
Mountain House.
Miss Jessie Thomas, daughter
of Prof. Cyrus Thomas, of this
city, has been appointed assistant
librarian of the Bureau of Ethn-
ology, at Washington.
Mr.. II. Mehrl Gittinger has
had several hands tearing out
the front of Mr.. David Wine
berg's shoe house. A handsome
new front has been put in.
Work at the canning factories
is being rushed at full snee6
Wagon loads of corn are coming
in all day long and the works
keep open late at night to use up
the material.
Mr.. G. w. Warren, of Gettys-
burg, Pa, has purchased of Mrs.
VIM. III. Dell, the furniture and
household goods of the Croft
House, and has taken charge of
the hotel which he will conduct
in the future.
Misses Mollie and Gertrude
Lee, Miss Gertrude Jenkins and
Mr.. Charles O'D. Lee, of Balti-
more, and Mr.. Charles Old. l..
HOrsey, of the Merryland Tract,
were the guests of Mrs. L. V.
Baughman, recently.
Prof. Geo. Edward Smith, of
this city, who assisted in the
musical program at Idlewild, Pa,
recently, received highly compli-
mentary notices by the press on
his fine voice and cultivated
method of using it.
Miss BERTHE Mckinley, of
Georgetown, d. c., took the
black veil on Sunday last at the
Visitation Academy, this city.
Miss Mckinley entered the order
about two years ago. Her name
in religion is Sr. Mary de Sales.
Mr.. Philip A. Beatty, son of
DIR. and Mrs. Joseph E. Beatty,
of Middletown, who has been on
the engineering corps in Nicara-
qua with the Canal Commission,
and who has been expected home,
has been advanced to chief of the
boring party at Camp Silco, and
will not get home for several
months yet.
Miss Judith Page, daughter of
Mr.. John W. Page, of this
county, has been appointed ma
iron at the Maryland School for
the Deaf and Dumb in the place
of Mrs. Rhinehart, who declined
a reappointment. Miss Page has
had some experience at st. Agnes
School in Washington and is we'll
fitted for the position.
Articles of incorporation of
the Manor Council Junior Order
of American Mechanics, of Ad-
amstown, were filed in the Office
of the Clerk of the Circuit Court
this morning. The ineOrporators
are Eugene A. Wachter, John @.
Whittier, Walter B. Krantz,
Jesse Kraig and Cyrus E.
Richey. The trustees for the
first year are Walter B. Krantz,
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