The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-04

Some Little lettings About
People and Things.

Chief Judge Worthingt0n il
attending the sessions of the
Court of Appeals.
Mr.. Charles Thomas, Lancaster.
Pa. is visiting at the parental
home in AdamstOwn.
County Treasurer. George w.
Crum, spent few days in Balti-
more the past week.
Rev. Albert Smith. of Hagers
town, was a visitor at the rec.ory
of st. Johns Church, this city.
\ The new auto tf the indie
pendent Hose Company il now in
Bservice and ready o answer calls.
MeSsers. British Bros, of this
city, entered 70 birds at the poul
try show at Ellicott City, and re
ceived rs prizes. They had 14va-
rieiies of chickens on exhibition.
Thomas & MOtter, real estate
agents. have sold for Mr.. C1ar.
ence S. Thomas, of Washington.
his two story brick dwelling
house on South Market street, to
Mr.. Harry w. Bowers, on private
terms.
With the exceptions of a few
hundred dollars William Il. Hearst
appears to have betrayed the ex
peuses of his Independence party's
campaign. What he paid for the
stolen letters of the Standard Oil
Company has not yet come to
light.
Il. P.Chaisty UNANIMOUSLY select
ed TO captain the Foot Ball Team
next year of Mount Saint Mary's
College, He is a member Of he
class Of 1910 and Baltimorian
by birth, be is a brilliant fearless
player and will strengthen the
team, on the gridiron.
Mr.. VIM. Need. Il. Second st.,
received from his brother. Mr..
John Need. Of San Francisco, CAL.
sample of the ballot which was
used at the recent election in that
State. The ticket contained seven
names, and was voted by means
OF a voting machine. 1t il about
a yard square. 1t was exhibited
TO the citizen and is a curiosity.
The little Reservoir which has a
capacity of 1000. 600 gals. sprang
aleak on the south side, and has
fallen below the partition. Some
twenty years ago it broke on the
west side and great trouble was
exper fenced at the time. az the city
had no reserve reservoir at that
time. Superintendent Weiner
with a force of hands is repud
ding the break.
Mr.. Osborne Ingle, 10 years old.
1914 Linden avenue, Baltimore.
was fatally crushed in an elevator
shaft while lowering freight at
Johnson. Boyd & Co.'s hOlesale
notion warehouse. 100 and Ill s.
Hanover street. that city, where
he was employed as stock clerk.
He was second cousin of Rev
DR.. Osborne Ingle, of Frederick.
The Valley Savings Bank, OF
MiddletOwD. has been undergoing
extensive improvements for the
past two months. t he in
terror aud exterior have
been beautitied. its equipments are
up-to dafe. aud the decorations
and furnishings are handsome.
modern directors room f6x20
WAS also added to the building.
George Poffe berger was award
ed the contract to haul from the
railroad station at Sharpshurg to
Burnside bridge, on Antietam bat
tlefield, the granite monument
that will be erected in memory of
the members of the Fifty frat
Pennsylvania Regiment who fell
at Antietam. The work of remov
ing the granite was done by four
traction engines. and much diff
Guilty was experienced in getting
over the hills, it being necessary
to plank the roadway.
The large plant Of the Maryland
Cement Company, at Security,
near HagerstOwn. which was com
pleted last Summer was partially
shut down Decem Der l, in order
to acquire room in it's stock house,
which is filed with manufactured
cement. After the freight rates
are adjusted shipments will begin.
The company started operations
late III the season and had diff
Guilty in getting favorable freight
rates from the Western Maryland
Railroad.