The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-04-29
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Some Little lettings About Peo-
pie and Things.

visiting her parental HOhc oh L. soiAel
street.
Miss Grace T. Price. near this city, is
visiting friends in Baltimore and Wash
ipgton.
DR.. and Mrs Robert S. Tyson, East
Church street, this city, have returned
. from visit to Florida.
Manager George List, of the City
Opera House, was in Hanover, Pa, on
business few days ago.
Townsend Scott, of Baltimore, of the
firm of Townsend Scott & Co, bankers,
was il Frederick on business.
Mr.. Eugene H. Albaugh, who has been
attending the State Council of the Jr. O..
u. A. NJ at Chestertown, has returned.
@Two valuable COWS belonging to Mr.
d. G.. White, of Braddock Heights, died
from the effects of poison few days
ago.
Roy Hickman and son, Weldon, of
washington, are visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John ]. Cutler, North Market
street
A new curbing and gutter is being laid
along the pavement in front of the ST.
Johns Catholic cemetery, on East Third
street.
Mrs. Georgia Kennedy has broken
ground for the erection of two brick
dwelling houses on Carroll street ex-
tended.
Mrs Y. B. Keister and little daughter
Blacksburg, of Virginia, have been on an
extended visit to Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ
Dihendal.
Mrs. Ora Smith, of Winchester Va,
who has been visiting her father, Mr.. P.
J. Barrick, has returned, accompanied by
her father.
Joseph Hershberger and family, form
erly of Frederick, have located al Thur
mont, where Mr.. Hershberger has opened
bakery.
Mrs J. D. Elgin, of Baltimore, who
has been visiting Mrs. E. S. Mobley,
West Church street. has gone to Rich
mond, Va.
Dr. George c. Zinkman, of Phoenix,
Md, a graduate of the Grand Rapids
Veterinarian College, has decided to
locate in Thurmont.
Edward !. Hudson has sold frame
dwelling house and lot on West Sixth
street TO Mrs. Georgiana Mcdonald, the
consideration bein. 81 900.
The Boys meeting in the Y. NJ c. A.
gymnasium on Sunday last, the 24th
inst, was we'll attended Mr. E. S
Echelberger delivered an address.
During the storm on Saturday night
last lightning struck the residence Of Mrs.
Fannie K. Valentine, at Key-Mar, tear
ing a large quantity of Stating from the
roof
John S. Ramsburg and family have re-
/ moved from East Church street to the
property which he recently purchased
from John Hershberger, on East Second
street.
The Office of the Western Union Tel
egraph Company has been removed to
one of the rooms formerly occupied
by MesSrs. George l.. Cramer and Sons,
adjoining its former office.
An enjoyable skating party was held at
the Braddock Heights Casino, it being
the last one of series that have been
held during the winter. Braddock
Heights Band furnished music.
Upon the petition of Jacob A. Roser,
by his attorney, the court named Jesse
f. R. Heagy and John L. Routzahn.
to sell the imported stallion Gordon,
in which many farmers are interested
A license was granted in Baltimore for
the marriage of Charles A. Bennett, of
York, Pa, and Lolaa c. Raymer, Of
this county. Miss Raymer is a daughter
Of Mr.. Simon P. Raymer, of Myersville.
King David Lodge No. so, and Fred
erick Lodge, No. 100, attended divine
services at the Presbyterian Church, on
Sunday last at 7.3o. Rev. DR.. J. Free
W, IL.
IEiate to the occasion.
Mr.. Arthur c. Lampe, son of Mr..
c. l. Lampe, formerly of Frederick, has
purchased of Michael T. Murray the
fixtures Of the Hotel Jerome. at Jerome,
Somerset county, Pa, and will take
possession about May Ist.
Rev. NJ. A. Castle stated that he had
heard that some BOYS had been collecting
money for missionary church purposes.
mentioning him III connection with the
movement Mr. Castle stated that he had
no connection with any such movement.
Miss Casey, visiting nurse for the Fred
erlck County Branch of the Society for
the Prevention and Relief of Tubercuo-
Sis, reports ninety calls made during the
week ending April 20. Eight new calls
were received and five new patients.
On Monday afternoon last lightning
struck locust tree at the home of c.
Silas Thomas, Jefferson, completely de-
molishing 1t. A young son seated on the
porch was severely shocked. A number
of panes of glass IN the building was
shattered
Bishop Murray, of the Episcopal
Church, arrived at Knoxville, this
county, on April 23rd and conducted
confirmation services in ST. Marks par
ish, Brunswick, Petersville and Browns
vile. He was conveyed to the several
points in an automobile.
c. w. Allen, passenger agent of the B.
& o. r. r., was in this city comforting
with prominent Sunday school workers
relative to running an excursion to Wash
ington, May 20, for the Worlds Sunday
2 School Convention, which will have the
mems parade on that day.
Arbor Day was very appropriately
observed in all of the public schools OF
the city and. county. with elaborate pro-
grams, consisting of Rotations, dia-
logues, etc. Trees and shrubbery were
planted, and Ex-Chief Judge Glenn H.
Worthington addressed large and APP
preciative audience.
Mr.. Adolphus Fearhake, chief deputy
clerk of the Circuit Court. entertained
the officials of the clerks office at a de-
llghtful fish dinner at his handsome
home, East Patrick street, few evenings
aun For manu- uaarc Mr. E@arhoL a