The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-06-16
IT GOAL NEWS.
,ome Little lettings About
People and Things.

MT. Moan II. Cram6f mas Oeen
spending a few days at Atlantic
City.
The closing exercises at the
Maryland Agricultural FORTY
sixth year, will take place June
11-14, 1905. There are thrice
candidates for Bachelor Degree S.
At the residence of DIR. and
Mrs. Samuel w. Hopes, Brad
dock, Saturday morning last.
Mrs. Hopes gave a very pleasant
card party in honor of Mrs. Ed
ward p. Forbes, of New York,
who is her guest.
DR.. p. d. Fahrney and wife.
DR.. H. p Fahrney and wife and
Mr.. Ira S Fahrney, all of Fred
erick, have returned from Bristol.
Tenn, where they attended the
annual conference of the German
Baptist Brethren.
Mr.. Harvey Taylor, of Hancock,
Washington county, who had not
been in Middletown for AZ years,
spent several hours there on Tues
DAY of last week on his return
from Braddock Heights to Hagers-
town by trolley.
Harvey X. Lease, auctioneer,
sold on Saturday for John c., ID.
Fl and ID. Prlnceton Buckley, as
signees, the Aloysius Mccartney
farm of 191 acres in New Market
district, to John G. Buckley for
1915 per acre.
In another column appears an
advertisements of the Oxford Dis
filling Company, manufacturers
Of 2 arker Rye, an extremely high
grade whiskey, genuine Mary
land product, and one which is
bound to win favor from every
where.
Mrs. Rufus X. Helphenstine,
Mrs. M. PeytOn Knight, General
CoOney and daughter, Mr.. G. NJ.
Wood ami bride, all of Washing
ton; Miss Maud Tharpe and Mrs.
N. A. Norden, of New York City,
are the latest arrivals al Linga-
more Hills Inn.
Invitations have been issued by
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Cassel,
Of Hanover, Pa, formerly of Thur
maht, this county, to the mar
riake of their daughter, Clara
Lillian, to Mr.. Samuel William
knell, of Baltimore, on Saturday,
/ } ne 18th.
hr. T. @. Harbaugh, the we'll
! kaDwn poet and novelist, of Cass-
\ toW n, Ohio, who has been touring
! The Southern battlefelds, includ-
, In& Richmond, Yorktown, James
y tNRn, &C., since June 1, is the
eaest of Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Rho
\ lick, Jr. Middletown.
] ISIS Eleanor Murdoch John.
! son Vice State Regent from
y MFyland and member of the
D kkederick Chapter d. A. r., has
been appointed by Mrs. Mclean,
y kfesident- General of the National
Y aoeiety, d. A. r.. to serve on the
o. VQntinental Memorial Hall Com
v mIftee.
~ q RS. George Frances Gin gan,
fofperly of this city, has sent out
Inv tatiOns to the marriage of her
= danghter, Miss Helen May Cling
an to Rev. Charles Percy Bur-
" neEt, of Colfax, Wash. The GER
empny will be solemnized at 10
y. q ~. June 81, at the chapel OF
mist Church Cathedral, st.
; ais, Mo.
"a Paddock Heights opened for
tH& summer on Whit Monday.
y spite the weather. which was
~ rainy, large crowds visited
tAH heights, and the electric cars
NH' g full up even as late as ten
o# ock. There will be dancing
go twice week and on special
NSSasiOns during the summer.
" dr. James Fl. Cover, of Wood.
z ck, Virginia, sent recently tC
g H friend, Mr.. Douglass a. Har
b y, this city, several souvenirs o.
W Civil War in the form Of
\ % Moderate paper money. One
d them was a 800 bill, and
Y eral script % cent notes. Mr.
z rgett Is much pleased with the
and will add 1t to his collec
AZ Of interesting relics.