The citizen., 1902-06-13
$, oo-AL NEWS
s. little Jottings About
paop1e and Things.

v ' 's.ton, visited friends in this
Iuesday.
x,ary A. Williamson, Court
e Il visiting her aunt, Mrs.
3 Msson, Rockville, Md.
4. ,;bety fourth annual com
'snent Y of Mt. st. Mary's
i |isoe uill take place on wed
day, June Is.
! :.... Helen and Florence
II Baltimore, has been the
Miss Madeline Shipley,
| Third Street.
I n. MARYLAND School for the
In close June Is. The an
meeting of the Board of Di-
.nrs I'm be held June II.
,ommepcement exercises took
e % at the Academy of the Wis
s IAN Georgetown, d. c., on
'sday last, Cardinal Gibbons
! siding.
!. |oaoes Motter and Mr.. Stoner
4 |enioying a trip to California
,ba Mystic Shrine Order.
H. I humber took adva ntage
.abho cheap rates
Willie Winks by Monocacy,
lad by DR.. Il. V. Smith, of
]. citv. won second money in
2.18pace at Electric Park,
i|timore, this week.
IA. Bridget O'Conner, the
ct resident of Randolph cOun-
West Virginia, and probably
tbe State. is dead at Womels-
f. aged 1Oj years.
|. Hiss Sallie Conrad Fauntleroy,
the Woman's College, left for
hort yisit to friends in Lancas-
Pa. and from there to her
ne in StauntOn, Va.
rhe daughters Of the American
yolution held their closing
citing Tuesday morning at the
rrland School for the Deaf, as
asts Of the Misses Ely.
IIr. and Mrs. AdOlphus Fear
xe, ofthis city, celebrated their
b vedding anniversary recent
and received the cOngratula-
ns Of their many friends.
)n Non day evening, Ayune 16,
! Alumni Association Of Thur
Int High School will hold its
nuaI Exercises; Tuesday even
3, the 18th, commencement.
Hr. Ffanklin Toms, son of Mr..
4 Mrs. |. j. Toms, of Middle
fn, viii his wife and children,
4 Miss Daisy Ifert, daughter of
. AN. lfert, went to Guate-
Ia r6cently to do mission work.
rhe pppils Of Miss Katharine
'onhaner gave a recital at City
ERA House on Tuesday night
t. The ability of Miss Eisen
uer IS teacher was amply
by the clever work
her pnpils.
4 set of stations of the cross
70 been placed in the chapel at
academy of the Visitation,
5 city. They were imported
n Munich and presented to
ter Mary Dolores, who cele-
ated her golden jubilee a few
eks ago.
ar Bari B. Wood, who has
u seriously i'll at Boyd's with
enmonia, is now at the Fred
ck HpSpital. His condition is
ch Improved and it is expected
II hoNill be able to be out be.
9 long. He is a son of John
4 wood, Of this city.
|he salaries of a number of
in Maryland have
2 lnqeaSed on account OF. larger
eIpfs from their Offices. Two
ees ~ this county are effected,
ansVlck and Emmitsburg. The
aIl of the Frederick POstmaS-
Is 800 per year, based on
e'pl8 of from SIG, 900 to $50, 600
|ne Board of Managers of the
'aeflck County Agricultural
|lety have decided to enlarge
rom Grounds by taking in six
m on the north side which was
'cnaaed from Col. Charles e.
NJ This will give needed
r eng be a great Improvement.
s!aoles recently destroyed by
VIII pc rebuilt.
ne prospects are not bright
arge hay crop this year in
aeflck county. The clover is
|ft and thin and some fields are
' cQt on which the growth is
lsnt inches high. All grain
s[asS show the effects of the
|'7a and garden truck also suf-
good soaking rain now
So oe worth many dollars to
I1rners.
credit is due to Mrs. A.
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