The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-22

Mr.. Bohn and bride have re
turned from their wedding tour
Mrs. Charles Ii. Conley Is Wis
iting at Poplar Terrace, her pa
rental home.
Mrs. Charles B. Tyson. South
Market street, is visiting her son
In Washington, ID. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger S. Levy,
of Baltimore. are visiting Mr.
+. Lakin, near this city.
Mr.. ID. Edward Herbert, OF
Cumberland, is visiting at his
parental home in this city.
Mr.. Christian Railing, N old
engineer of the Northern Central
RAILROAD, is visiting in Columbia.
Pa.
The Cruiser Maryland has been
awarded the trophy for the best
craftsmanship in the American
Navy.
Mrs. Nettie Burgess, of this
city, spent several days with her
sister. Mrs. Kelly, at New
Market.
The State Council of the
Daughters of Liberty will hold
their annual meeting in this city
in 1909.
A Mr.. Meal is running for
Mayor of Harrisburg, Pa. If he
is a square Meal we can see no
objection to him. Hooray for the
Meal ticket.
Mr.. Frank X. Schmidt has of.
fered a box of cigars for the
first home run made by a mem Der
of the Frederick baseball team.
DR.. Charles McGill, Messrs.
James L. Solt and 9. Il. Lands
were on a fishing trip to Hunting
Greek, near Catoctin Furnace,
and caught a fine string of trout
Mr.. William Silver, of the firm
of Strasburg, and Silver, canned
goods brokers, of Aberdeen, Md,
was thrown from one of his sad
die horses and had his leg broken.
The ChaTlestown Ice Plant, a
large enterprise was destroyed by
IRE recently. running all of the
new machinery. The loss amounts
to about $4,000 insurance 3d.
500.
The corner stone of the new
Young Mems Christian Associa
ton $500, 900 building at Norfolk.
Virginia, was laid on May 10Th.
1t was donated by John ID. Rock
efeller.
AZ the installation of Rev. FL.
FL. Henry at Parran Field, of
the Presbytel ian Church, Balti-
more county, Rev. Thomas f.
Dixon, of this city, had charge Of
ceremonies.
Rowe Mellotz, while driving in
a buggy from Hancock to Big
Cove Tannery, was thrown from
the vehicle. rendered unconscious.
and while in that condition, was
of 5000.
The House passed the Vreeland
Currency Bill, with 10 Repub
licans voting against it. Yeas,
1874; nays, 145. Present Z. The
Democrats fought ously
against its passage.
Messrs. Grayson Staley. j.
Travers Thomas and Paul Will
lard, have purchased lots from
Elk Senator Norwood on Rock
well Terrace, and contemplate in
the near future, to erect hand.
some homes.
A. King Wilson, a native Of
Alleg hauey county, son of Mr..
L. W. Wilson, of Rawlins. a
former Judge of the Orphans
Court, has been nominated for
the Legislature by the Democrats,
of Portland, Oregon.
BraddOek Heights will have a
grand opening on Whit Monday.
June the Sth. The amusements
will be many. and dancing will
be INDUCED in from 2 to II p.
m. The BraddOck Heights Or
chestra under the able leader
ship of Professor Irving Biser,
will alone be great attraction.
George town College defeated
Mount Saint Mary's in very
close and exciting game of base
ball at Georgetown, by a score of
10. Diamond, the Georgetown
twirler, had shade the better
of Connolly, of the Mountain
team. The excitement at the
close of the game was intense.
DR.. Thomas ii. Brayshaw, of
Glen Burnie, Anne Arundel
county, has sent out invitations
to his annual dinner, to be given