The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-06-09
LOCAL NEWS
Some Little lettings About
People and Things.

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week.
The cold weather this spring
has been quite a set back to the
flower gardens.
Mr.. Beriah Wilkins. owner of
the Washington Post, died of heart
failure on Wednesday last.
The twelfth annual commence
ment of Thurmont HighfSchool
will be held in the Town Hall on
Tuesday evening, June 20.
The ninety sixth annual com.
mencement of ST. Joseph's College,
Emmitsburg, will be held June 16.
Cardinal Gibbons will preside.
DR.. w. G. Boteler has sold his
farm in Petersville District, to
Robert Kefanver, for the sum of
$1,000.
Rev. DR.. I. II. Lewis, president
of Western Maryland College,
will deliver an address to the
graduating class of the High
School of Walkersville. Fred
erick County. on June Goth.
A slight fire in the residence
Of Mr. Charles Trail, East Church
Street, Tuesday afternoOn,
brought out the engines IN quick
time. The blaze was extinguish-
ed however, without their aid.
At the Lutheran Reunion of
York county to be held July IL,
at Brookside Park, Revs. William
H. Dunbar and E. X. Bell. of
Baltimore, and Charles F. Steck,
of Frederick, Md, will he among
the speakers.
Sewer connections are being
made on Market Street III the
block between Church and See
Ond Street, to be ready for the
4 paving to be done when the con-
tract is given out on Monday
night, June IL. The bids will be
q opened at o'clock.
Judge Parker, of New York.
has received a compliment from
tue Oxford Distilling Company
of Baltimore, they having named
after him their latest product
Parker Rye. This whiskey is
absolutely pure, and it is far
superior to the average liquors.
Their advertisement appears in
another column.
Mrs. Sarah A. and Richard ID.
Bowman Sunday donated to the
NJ. P. Church at Libertytown,
very handsome marble pulpit.
Rev. G. NJ. Cullum, the pastor,
made the speech of presentation
and Mr.. Calvin Metcalf accepted
1t on behalf of the church.
Messrs. Frederick Ii. Collier, ].
5. Trilby, VIM. E. Evans, George
D. Oatlett, christopher G. Marks,
Edward j. Snider, Joseph Fl.
Brlnker and Obediah Howe, Of
Brunswick, applied for and were
granted articles of incorporation
tor the Manhattan Club last week
in the circuit court. +
the Mt. Airy Latin School. of
Which Miss Daisy Murphy is prin-
clpal, enjoyed picnic last Satur-
day at Braddock Heights. The
party, numbering about 20 per-
sons, came to Frederick on the B.
Y y. Railroad and went to Brad
dock Heights on special car.
Mrs. W. Il. Rndy and Mrs. G. A.
hunkles were the chaperones.
The executive committee of the
University Extension Society has
decided to invite Mr.. Leslie Willis
Sprague, staff lecturer of Socio-
logy, to deliver his course on
social Messages of Some Nine
teenth Century Prophets" The
lectures will be delivered in the
"oman's College Hall on Friday
evenings in February and March
as usual.
Edward Ambrose, the man who
mad the smallpox at Brunswick,
thls county. has been released
from quarantine by the Board of
health there, and the scare that
naturally prevailed, is over. Mr..
John Tonsil, at whose house Am
prose was staying, developed a
siight case of varioloid, but he is
now getting along nicely. There
Is no further danger.