The citizen., 1901-05-31


meet the first week in June.
Many important questions will be
before them.
Thomas j. Walsh, A. NJ.
OF this city, has been appointed
the local representative Of the
Scranton Pa. international Cor
respondence Schools.
Inc commencement week at Leb-
anon Valley College, Pa. will
open Sunday evening, June 9th.
with the preaching of the bacca,
laureate sermon by Prof. II. L.
Roop.
The new schedule of the Balti.
|. more and Ohio Railroad went
into effect on May 10Th, 1901.
NO changes are noticeable in the
departure and arrival of anv of
the local trains.
Our efficient Street Commits.
sloner will give us clean city
tins summer and our wide .awade
Health Officer will see that it is
done. Clean up the alleys and
back yards. Commence in time.
The commencement of the
State Normal School took place
Thursday night, at the school in
Baltimore. Among the graduates
were Misses Fannie B. Condor
and Helen Landers, of this county.
Ulysses G. Wright, of Knox.
vile, was Monday elected presi.
dent, and John V. Nicodemus. of
" alkersville, librarian, of the
Belles-Lettres Literary Society.
OF Dickinson College, Carlisle,
Pa.
Harry Young. Of Myersville.
this county, had his eye severely
injured by having a dynamite
cap blown through it. He was
treated by DR.. W. G. Boteler. of
this city, and has nearly recovered
his vision in the injured mem Der.
1t is said that the County Com.
mlssionerS cannot deal with the
Bantz tan yard nuisance as it is
a city affair. Well, all hands
are awaiting to hear from our eff.
ticient and wide awake Health
Officer, DIR. Thomas, and his
staff.
Reynolds Post, G. A. r., ac-
cording to their annual custom.
marched in line to Mt. Olivet
Cemetery and held interesting
exercises in connection with the
strewing of the graves of their
comrades with flowers who died
in the Civil War.
Robbers entered the home of
Mr.. Jacob Freeze, near Thur.
mont, recently, about noon, and
secured about 500 in cash, and
some other valuables. 1t is
mystery how the bold thieves did
their work without being de-
tected.
The thirty-firSt commencement
of Western Maryland College,
Westminster, Nd, will take place
on June 7-12, inclusive. 1901.
The class of graduates number 3S,
half of which are young ladies.
Roger Buckley Devilbiss, of
WalkersviIle, is the only repre-
sentative of this county.
The benches, painted red and
white, have been placed in the
Court House Park, and once
again this pretty square is ready
for those who seek rest and rec
reation beneath the wide-spread-
ing branches. The new concrete
walks add additional beauty to
the place.
Landscape gardeners are in
great demand all through the
north. Why will not some of
our active young men try to de
velOp a taste for this kind of
work! Good salaries are paid
and good homes are waiting for
lots OF young men who can show
their ability to take charge of
estates. This is a business and
you must undergo a course of
study. Why not try it,
A little whitewash will make
a wonderful improvement about
your homes. Let the young la
dies of Frederick County see to
it that their homes are the most
attractive of any county in the
State. Fix up the old broken
down gates if you have any. Fix
up the fences. Keep the grass
cut. Now this can be done by
any farmer. Don't say you have
no time or think it costs too
much. Go to work and do it.
At meeting of the directors of
the B. & o. Railroad Company,
held in New York on Wednesday,
the resignation of John X. Cowen
as president of the company was
accepted and Mr.. l.. f. LOree,