The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-08-11
Democratic Picnic
and Barbecue.
BRADDOCK HEIGHTS, AUG
UST 10th.
Will Be the Event of the Sea-
son-Dancing Afternoon and
Evening-Fine Speeches and
a Jolly Good Time for ALL
New Central ommittee
Will Organize That Day.

The formal organization of the
new Democratic County Central
Committee, selected at the recent
primary meetings throughout the
county, the names having been
published in the CITIZEN last
week, will take place at Braddock
Heights on Saturday August 18th,
and this occasion will be made one
of the greatest events of the cam
paign. Although the county nomi.
nations will not be made until
September the 10th, much of the
actual work in hand has commenc.
ed and it is with the view of get.
ting the representative party men
of the county together that day
at this beautiful resort to talk
matters and hear several fine
speakers, that the event has been
scheduled. 1t has also been
decided to hold an old time
Democratic Basket Pic mic and
Barbecue there on that day, with
dancing and other features that
can be enjoyed by the women and
younger members of the family.
Arrangements have been made
to that end and there is every
prospect of splendid time for all
There will be dancing in the after
noon and evening.
The railroad company have as,
surred special accommodations in
the matter of cars and everything
for the comfort of those inI attne-
dance will be provided.
Several fine speakers have been
secured and the issues of the pres
ent campaign will be ably pre-
scented
Several fine bands of music
have been engaged. Lunch will
be served in the big tent adjoining
the pavilion. The ladies and gen
tlemen of this and adjoining coun-
ties are cordially invited. A day
of pleasure promised to all In
the event Of rain the pavilions
will accommodate nearly 200O
people.
A special Executive Committee
has been named to look after the
details of this affair. of which
Gen. l.. V. Baughman is Chair
man and Alfred Ritter and Edw.
j. Smith, secretaries. They will
be assisted by J. Polk BiSer,
Chairman of the County Central
Committee and Joseph w Gaver
and Charles Waters. secretaries
Auxiliary Committees of young
ladies and gentlemen have been
named in the following districts
to help make the affair a success {;
Others Will be announced as they
are received
Buckeystown. District No. l.
Misses Sadie Nichols, ZuIa Mich
OILS. Fannie Day, Nellie Day,
Sailie Mercer, Elizabeth Mercer,
Bessie Dronenburg, essie
Thomas, Edith Thomas, Carrie
Ranneberger, BERTHE W alter,
Edna Copeland, Edna Etcmson,
Vera Cromwell, Neva Cromwell,
Theresa Fitzsimmons, Mary Sim,
mons, Edith Kohlen berg, Kath.
crime Thomas, Eva Broadly, Lucy
Cromwell, Fannie Snouffer, He
loise Keller, Mary Croft, Lau-
retta ROhrback, Virgie Moss.
burg, Cora Mossburg, Grace
Baker, Lula Main, Edith Myers,
Halle MOrningstar. o. J. Neigh
bors, Robert j. Day, Claude M.
Wachter. Bernard w. Thomas,
Arthur McKenna, L. M. Siga.
foose, Edward l.. Thomas, Clark
Thomas, E. Sigafoose. Richard
Nichols, Melville Thomas, Ashby
SnOuffer, Lindsay Day, Archie
Snoutfer, G. o. Lee Dutrow, Leo
Fitzsimmons, Ernest Ballinger,
Leo Michael, Roy Null, John
Conard, Hayes Cromwell, Philip
Kessler, Clayton Ramsburg G.
Wegley Keller, DIR. Jos. Thomas
Fenton Scarf, Charles Ponton.
Frank Zimmerman, Jos. Thomas
Edward Shankle. Roy Putnam.
Frederick, District No. O.
Clayto Troxell, Harry Woman,
Archie Fisher, Heinrich Bouche.
Harry KOlb, William Hahn,
"Hip." Moberly, George Brad
shaw, Harry Marman, Geo. Stull,
Charles Stull, Jacob Smith.
Harry LOchner, Julius Lochner.
Lewis Fraley, Samuel Abrecht.
George w. Abrecht, Roy rutland,
Alban Wood, Harry Lebhertz'
William Lebhertz, Harry Ken.
nedy, Charles Price, VIM. Rail.
ing, Fred. Miller, Hugh Roddy,
Charles Wilson, Rudolph Grouse,
larry Hagan, Harry Schroeder.
Frank Schroeder, Albert Eader,
Frank Derr. William Freed, B.
W. Thomas, d. p. Buckley, Sam.
Dutrow, Albert McCar ell,
David Bowlus, George Bowlus,