The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-15
LOCAL NEWS.
Some Little lettings About
People and Things. :

of Baltimore, arevlsiting Rosenour
Bros.
Miss Ello Il. Hogan, of Bruins
wick. has qualified as a notary
public.
Cardinal Gibbons confirmed
class of 100 at st. Joseph's
Church, Baltimore.
Miss Miriam Evans. of East
Patrick street. is visiting friends
IN Washington, d. G.
Rev. DR.. Osborne Ingle and
daughter, Miss Mary, have re-
turned from Atlantic City.
John B. Smith. who pleaded
insanity, was found guilty of
murder in the second degree.
Miss Adelia Humm. of Balti.
more, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Benton Knodle, South Market
street.
The saloon men in Baltimore
have been notified that they must
take out license by May the 14th at
midnight, or close.
Mr.. Carlos de Garmendia, Mr..
S. X. Dennis, DR.. Charles II.
Conley aud Colonel l.. L. Brien,
made social call on The CIT
IZEN.
Joseph E. Rept, Assistant Di-
rector in the Bureou of Engrav.
ing and Printing, Washington,
d. c., will succeed the late L.
j. Sullivan.
Elk Senator. Henry G. Davis
!. son in law, Arthur Lee, has been
made Vice President of the
West Virginia Central Railroad
and Coal and Coke Company.
Edward Oswald was appointed
administrators of the estate of his
father, the late George b. Os.
wald. Clerk of the Circuit Court
of Washington county. The es.
tate is estimated to be S160, 600.
The County Commissioners of
Montgomery county, are offering
reward of 500 for the arrest
and conviction of the party who
set fire to the barn of Mr.. George
Day, destroying the barn with
its contents and Is milk cows.
Minister WI in an address to
Chinese residents in New York
advised them 10 give up their
seats in street cars TO the women
and to consult their wives aud
take the advice of the latter.
The astute minister evidently
recognizes the real power behind
the throne in American civilizs.
ton.
he Maryland Chassis of the
Potomac Synod OF the Reformed
. Church, met in annual session in
Christ Reformed Church, Cave
town, Washington county, on
Wednesday, May 18th. Mary
land Chassis is by far the largest
of the eight Chassis of the Poto
mac Synod. 1t has Ii, 425 church
members.
In the celebration of Memorial
Day in the Philadelphia public
schools the orators will be eau
toned against reviewing the CORY
details of the battles of the late
Civil War. This course is to be
commended. After all, it is the
spirit OF peace and rest, of which
Memoir al Day is commemorative.
OF those who gave up their lives
ID the struggle, not the struggle
nor its causes.
The committee in charge of the
he'd Mems Demonstration. July
ora aud 4th, are daily receiving
letters OF acceptance from mem
Oefs of the order in different
states aud the District of Colum-
oia' The fraternal orders of this
city have all accepted invita-
lions to attend. The Committee
IN charge are Ii. l.. Bennett,
Charles Lands, Judge q. FL
Ecksteln, H. ID. Etchison. NJ. I.
Engle, Il. S. Keyser. w. FL. Gil
bert, 9. Hayes Lands and M. Y.
Bartholow.
trace Reformed Church con-
Guided it's tenth anniversary eel
eoratlon on Sunday last, the 10Th
inst, by a s..ecial service preach
Ell by the Rev. DR.. Eschbach
lie gave a history of che Re
formed Church since is FONDA
tlon around Frederick, its early
days, up nutil the present time.
lie was assisted in the services
oy the pastor. Il. l.. Mclean. and
Rev. S. s. Miller. The music
was of high order, and was di
rected by Mr.. G. b. L. Hendrick-
son and Grayson Staley. The
singing of Miss Ensminger was a
feature of the occasion.