The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-10-12

fashionable in Europe just now.
Several automobile parties from
this city visited the Hagerstow1
Fair
"Meet me at the Great Fred
erick Fair" will be the slogan
next week.
Hagerstown has fine fair thi,
year. The weather has been
most delightful and the crowds
immense.
Mr.. Justice Dunott, formerly oil
this city and nephew of the late
Miss Jane Zacharias spent several
days in this city recently.
The weather for the past two
or three days has been cold,
rainy, and diSagreeable. 1t re,
minds us that autumn is here.
The candidates for political
honOrs will be present at the fair.
and as usual will greet you with
a glad smile and hearty hand
shake.
Frederick was we'll represented
at the HagerstOwn Fair,
over two hundred alone going up
on the trolley. No wonder that
they have such big crowds there.
Every one, far and near, are
now making preparations to at.
tend the Great Frederick Fair,
and if the weather is fine you can
be sure of record brea king
crowds.
All lovers of fine racing should
not fail TO be present at the fair
this year. The management has
been untiring in their efforts to
make this part of the program
more attractive than ever.
The Monocscy Valley Canning
Company will erect a new factory
building in the place Of the old
building. The new structure will
be of brick, 100 by 60 feet, and
will be fitted up with all the
modern machinery.
The attractions and amuse-
ments that have been secured for
the fair this year are far superior
to any that have appeared here
before, aud you can rest assured
that there will be plenty to be
seen in the amusement line.
They have a good press agent
connected with the HagerstOwn
Fair. On Wednesday he sizes
up the crowd at $4,000. SO easy
to put that amount down in fig
ures, but any one who happened
to be from Missouri would like a
little more fact with the fancy.
The Frederick Fair this year
will have the greatest racing
entry list of any fair, outside of
the grand circuit. This feature
will be one of the most attractive
of the many that have been Sc
cured by the wide-a awake man
agement. The purses are liberal
and the classes well arranged.
The busy housekeepers of old
Frederick County have been
working hard for the past week
getting ready their exhibits for
the Household Department for
the Great Frederick Fair. We
feel assured from their past rec
ord that their efforts will be
crowned with success.
The Frederick Choral Society
began its seasons work last Mon
day night. There was a large
and encouraging attendance. No
announcement has yet been made
OF the exact work TO be taken up
, for the winters study, it not yet
having been decided upon by the
Executive Committee.
A handsome window placed in
the chapel of the Evangelical
Lutheran Church of Frederick as
a memorial to the late John IL.
Rigney, of Philadelphia, was
unveiled last Sunday afternoon,
the 18th inst, in connection with
the Rally Day exercises Of the
Sunday School. Mr.. Rigney,
who was a former resident of
Frederick. bequeathed $4,000 to
the school.
The Leaf Tobacco Association
of Baltimore City, consisting OF
the Buyers and Sellers of Mary
land and Ohio Leaf Tobacco,
will attend the Frederick County
Fair on Thursday, October 18th.
About fifty members will attend.
They will stop at the City Hotel
for dinner and attend the fair
after one O'Clock. Mr.. William
Meissel, of the firm of Won
Kapf & Arens, has charge of the
arrangements.