The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-03-31
LOCAL NEWS
Some Little lettings About
People and Things.

The corporation is fixing bursted
water pipes in two places on
Market street, necessitating the
tearing up of vitrified brick.
Tue will of Lydia Haupt was
filed for probate in the Orphans
Court Wednesday morning. She
bequeaths att her property to her
sister, Mary NJ. Haupt, and ap.
points her her sole executor.
Those who have tried Parker
Rye, a real Maryland Whiskey,
have discovered that it is far
superior to the ordinary brands.
1t is recommended by the medical
fraternity. aud its sale is constant.
~ growing.
There is great activity along the
line of the Western Maryland ex.
tension around Hancock ard the
Great CacapOn. Rec Gently a
monstrous blast was set off and
the explosion broke many win
dowS in the latter town and also
of a passing train on the Balti-
more and Ohio.
The Board of Charities and
Corrections met at the Court
House Tuesday and made the fol-
lowing awards: Soft coal to Ma
tiOnal Coal Co., of Baltimore:
hard coal to Markell 4 Trail;
cattle to VIM. II. Harman; dry
goods To G. S. ROdock q Co.;
flour and feed to G. Warning Tyson;
tobacco to S. l.. Lilly.
FIeder elk High School has or
gaDized company OF cadets and
the latter are now attired in hand
some uniforms. The officers of the
organization are: Capt. Jay w.
Toms; LIST Lieutenant. Lewis A.
Woodward; Ind Lieutenant, Ham
mond Clary; LIST Sergeant, Will
liam James; 2nd Sergeants, Will
liam Delapiane and NJ. f. Rice.
The Maryland Democratic Edi-
tOrial Association will meet at
the Eutaw House, Baltimore, on
Tuesday, April 4th, at l o'clock,
to consider the time and place for
the annual summer outing and
the requirements of the present
Democratic condition. The Pres.
ident of the association j. M.
Street, of the Hartford Democrat,
Bel Air, will entertain the editors
at lunch.
The Rev. John B. KalOytia.
pastor of the Reformed Church.
at Burkittsville, will be installed
on next Sunday. April End, at
2 O'Clock in the afternoon. The
Revs. S. S. Miller, Isaac M.
Motter, of Frederick, and John
M. Pontius. of MiddletOwn, will
conduct the services. A good
musical programme, vocal and
instrumental, is being prepared.
The entire congregation is ex-
pected.
The sum of $500 was obtain
ed as the proceeds of a "Lenten
Tea," given by the members of
the Auxiliary Board of the Emer
gency Hospital at Jefferson, this
county. OH Friday evening last.
The affair was held in the Jr. o.
U. A. NJ, Hall, and was a most
complete success. The reception
committee was composed OF Mes
danes Hamilton Willard, Metz
ger, Crum, Il. W. Doty and
Gregg; Misses Lottie Whip,
Elizabeth Remsburg, Lillian
Shaft and Mary Remsburg.
The one hundred and twenty
first session Of the Baltimore Con-
ference Of the Methodist EpiscO-
pal Church, was held at Win
chester, Virginia, and closed on
Tuesday last, with the reading OF
the appointments. Rev j. ii.
Balthis was appointed pastor Of
Trinity Church, this city, and
Rev. E. l.. Woolf, who has been
pastor here for a couple of years
past, was assigned to Rockville
Rev. George Hazel was appoint
ed pastor at Brunswick and Rev
w. E. Miller, pastor at Linga
more. Rev. B. V. Switzer, &
former pastor here, was assigned
to Poolesville.