The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-06-14
GOAL NEW s.
no Little lettings About
People and Things.

h, Clark Worthington. of
Ennton. Virginia, is visiting
\ family near Urbana, this
sputy
rba rural free delivery will
rmence in Urbana District on
twentieth. We are curious
know how this will act.
rbe bids for the new school
,.p at Brunswick have not vet
IN acted upon. \ good school.
r.e is greatly needed at Bruins
II
#rbe Male and Female High
.bools. of Frederick, will hold
ir., commencement exercises
%1y SHAY evening, June 18th,
Height o'clock.
mr. Lee Simmons, living near
[ckevstOwn, speaks III the
Fbe>t terms of the prospects of
i wheat crop in that beautiful
,ion Of the county.
&RIr. \. j Wilson, a prominent
%rchaul. of this city, was
Airken with paralysis on Mon.
last. 1t was a partial stroke,
Srcting his right side.
baymaster Littlefeld, of the
rs. Navy, and Mr.. Charles
dley. of Mississippi, have been
thine Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin II.
m at "Ruthland," near this
hdward J. Smith, Of this city,
Of the late DR.. Frank f.
18th. with Charles l.. Horsey,
of Nh Outerbridge HorSey,
re among the graduates at
rgetowu College this year.
is said by one in authority
1.-THE service on the b. 4 o.
ilroad will be greatlyimproved
EN- the grading work, upon
icl a force Of hands have been
aged tor some months, is fin
ed.
Lhe coroner's jury in Baltimore
lered a verdict that "Luke
Me cclored. came to his death
In a guuShot wound inflicted
bday, the 2nd inst, at Mount
y. Md" by a person unknown
tle jury
Rev. Joseph z. Gigson. assist.
of st. Marks parish, Bruins
(, Nd, was ordained on Satur-
last at st. Luke'S Protestant
wopaI Church, Baltimore, and
been called as assistant to
parish 10y the vestry.
he School Commissioners of
county have decided upon
louisville as the place for a
school house in New Market
Strict The County Commits
aerS have given the contract
the building to Mr.. Knott.
lie eighty-tourth annual com
lcement of Georgetown Col
will be he'd on Thursday,
e 20th. at 10 o'clock. am.
bong the graduates will be Ed
ID j. Smith, youngest son of
+ T. +. Smith, this city, and
ales L. Horsey, son of Hon.
teIbmdge IIorSey, of Burkitts-
lE Putnam, who recently pur-
,ed the Cramer place on the
poiStown road, is giving his
r@ a thorough painting, which
greatly improved its appear
(. His fences are neatly
lie washed and when he gives
barn and outbuildings a coat
vhitewash he will have a
attractive looking home.
example is worthy of imita-
Aldermen Kindley asks for a
lt patience on the part of the
PIE regarding the work on the
nth street Improvement. We
Informed that the Street Com
lee have decided on the
iae OF the streets, and pipes
soon be received. The brick
soon be ready and work will
commence. The improve
when completed will be sat.
'c'Ory to the people.
lAe School Commissioners of
county, have been struggling
mr. -
with the allowance of forty
thousand dollars for the
Vic schools of this county.
NSum Is hardly sufficient and
snort Will be made to at least
tthe sum increased to fifty
uSand dollars. The CITIZEN
always been an earnest adj
ave OF plenty of schoolhOuSes
lN county. The necessity of
pOIic school education seems
! Important now than ever
pre- SO let us have plenty Of
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