The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-11-27
LOCAL NEWS.
Some Little lettings About
People and Things.

Mrs. Josiah Remsburg 10 visit.
ing her son in Washington d. c.
Miss Maze Price, west of this
city. is visiting friends in Wash.
ington.
Justice and Mrs. John Francis
Smith made brief visit to Wash
ingtOn.
Professor John T. White, Sup
eriRtendent of Schools, is visiting
the schools of the county.
Miss Eva Brown, of Whining
ton, Del, is visiting her brother,
Mr.. Jesse W. Brown, South Mar
ket street.
Mrs. Frank V. Staub and
daughter, Miss Pauline, North
Market street, have returned from
Baltimore.
Miss Mary Snyder. N. Market
street, is entertaining Miss Queene
Burdette of Boyds and Miss Char
lotte Cain of DOubs.
The Frederick County Histori-
cal Society resumed its monthly
meetings ON Nov. "a, with an in.
terestiDg program.
The report Of Daniel j. Young,
treasurer of the Prohibition Coun.
ty Central Committee, was filed for
record in the clerks office.
Mrs. Gilbert Morse. of Balti.
more. Mrs. Birdie Eldridge, of
Thurmont and Mrs. Stella Sny-
der, of Germantown, is the guests
of Mrs. W. L. Snyder, North Mar
ket street.
Thomas Fl. Chapline, agent for
Mrs. Elizabeth Markell, sold the
property on the west end corner of
Patrick and Court streets, to the
Peoples Insurance Co. Consider.
atiOns private.
Rev. VIM. E. Starr. rector of
Corpus Christ Catholic Church
was raised to the dignity of a
mOnsignOr, or domestic prelate to
the Pope. Carninal Gibbons was
the officiating prelate at the cers-
mony.
At a weekly meeting OF the Art
Club, at the club room, instruc-
tive articles were read by Miss
Mary OFT, and Mrs. F. L. Stoner,
on the Scnlptors and Painters of
the Early French Renaissance.
The 18th anniversary of Fred
erick Chapter of the Epworth
League of the M. +. Church was
celebrated on the evening of Nov.
"a, an interesting program had
been arranged for the occasion.
Refreshments were served.
Mr.. Edgar Feaster, of near AID.
amstown, lost two yalua BILE horses.
One of the animals died from the
effects Of collie. and the other ones
leg was found to be broken and
it was killed. The animals had
just been purchased for $2l0 and
$1S5 respectively.
Butchering day at Montevue
Hospital, when % hogs were
slaughtered. The largest weigh
ed 403 pounds. They averaged
270 pounds each. Mr.. William
E. Kuhn was the butcher in
charge.
McHenry Bros, horse dealers,
formerly of Frederick, will open
a large sales stable in Washing
ton in connection with their sta
bles at Hagerstown. Harry Nc
Henry will have charge of the new
stable.
Monday. November %, was
Reputation Day, the local chap
ter of the Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution celebrated it in
. fitting manner. holding meet
ing at the home Of Miss Richie,
Court Square.
A new council of the Knights
of Columbus will be instituted on
Sunday. November 80, in st. JOS
eph's Catholic Hall. Fully 800
visitors are expected. Special
trains will be run from Baltimore
and Piedmont.
An unknown miscreant a few
MI hts ago entered the peach or
. chard of Charles o. Bonner. near
Youngstown, Washington county,
and cut down 593 young trees,
leaving only 7 standing. Mr..
Bonner had 600 trees planted in
his orchard.
The Grand Lodge of the M asons
OF Maryland, convened on No.
yember Goth in Baltimore City.