The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-06-10

dul Reformed church, Utica, next Sun
Gay morning at 10 O'Clock.
William Gilbert had the second 6nge
OF MS right hand cut very badly while a
work at the Ok Fibre Brush Works.
AT the meeting of the United Steam
Flre Engine Company, only business of :
routine character was transacted.
Arthur B. Hayes, of Washington. the
former solicitor of Internal Revenue dur.
ing the administration of President Roose.
velt' was in Frederick on business.
Vote on Tuesday next, June the
18th, between 8 a. M, and g D,
M, for the Democratic nominees
ne Glaze property recently purchased
by Grayson H. Staley, is being torn down
and two modern dwellings will be erected
on the site.
Charles c. Waters and Harry BrindIe
were appointed receivers by Judge Rose.
OF the U: 5. Circuit Court, for the assets
OF the absconding plummer, Harry E.
Stimmell, of Thurmont
The W., F. & G.. Railroad has COM
pleted the arrangements for the running
OF special train to Gettysburg next Sun
day, which will leave here at 10 A. m.
returning leave there at o'clock p. m.
Revs. Father Harrington, of Barnes
vile; Father O'Connell, of Brunswick.
Father McCabe, of Buckeystown: Father
Cavanaugh, of Liberty, attended the
commencement exercises at the Mother
Convent on Monday last.
Children's Day at Zion Reformed
church, Gainesville. will be observed
next Sunday evening at TO O'Clock.
Ordination and installation of officers will
take place at the regular service in the
afternoon at 2.I5 O'Clock.
l.. s. Brown, of Rouzerville. near PEN
Mar, has planted several acres in buck
wheat on the Pennsylvania State Game
Preserve, near the White Pine Sanitarium,
on which the wild turkeys in South
Mountain may feed next winter.
Miss Willie Richie, of this city. has
been appointed by Mrs. Matthew T.
Scott, President General National Society
ID. "A K, member OF the National Edu.
cational Committee which meets in Wash
ington, D. c., in few days.
J. D. Enright, son of Mr.. and Mrs. 7.
RI. Enrlght, of this city, was one of the
members of the graduating class of the
Bliss Electrical School. near Washington,
and received his diploma at the com.
mencement exercises of the school.
Miss Mamie Croft and Miss Mamie
Dudrear, North Market street, have been
IN Baltimore attending the commence
ment exercises of the MARYLAND Univer-
sity. David Croft Everhart, nephew of
Miss Croft, graduates in dentistry.
Henry E. Cramer, treasurer of Noun
tain City Council, No. u, Daughters of
Liberty, has paid to Mrs. Ada Kreh the
sum of $500, the amount of benefit held
by her daughter, the late Miss Eva Kreh,
who was member of the council.
The annual meeting of the trustees of
the Loats Orphanage was held, when the
following officers were elected for the en-
suing year: President, Rev. Ulysses S. G.
Rupp; secretary, George H. Zimmerman:
treasurer, Horace c. Zachsrias; superin-
tendent, c. c. Carly.
Don't stay away from the polls
on Tuesday next, June 18th, on
account of our Mayor having no
opponent. If he has no board to
aid him he will be helpless.
AT the regular meeting of the Society
for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, the
committee on incorporation announced
that the charter has been secured, which
gives the Society full authority to act in
all cases of ill-treatment of animals re-
ported to it.
The regular quarterly meeting of the
Junior Steam Fire Engine Company was
held. The following delegates were
named to the State Firemen's Convention
to be held in Baltimore this week: Henry
K. Lampe, Harry Thompson, Leo Vein
berg. Lewis B. Dertzbaugh and J. F.
Smith.
Coadjutor Bishop John Gardner Muir
ray, of Baltimore, will move next week
with his family to his country home at
Emmtsburg, this county, for the summer
His farm is at the foot of the Blue Ridge
Mountains. The Bishop will go to Bali
more each morning. returning at night,
as the run from the city to his place is
but an hour and half
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South street was attended by crowd,
and proved a success. 1t was held under
the auspices Of the Gospel Mission Work
ers and was for the purpose of raising
funds for the erection of mission chapel
on Winchester street.
Vote on Tuesday next, June the
18th, between 8 a. M, and p.
M, for the Democratic nominees.
The Girls High School held their
annual banquet at c. ID. Dolls, Braddock
Heights. Forty were in the party and a
special car was chartered. The banquet
was preceded by a business session, when
officers were elected as follows: President,
Miss Pearl A. Eader; vice president, Miss
Jennette Treich; secretary, Miss Sadie
Hahn, and treasurer, Miss Margrete Dill.
The banquet hall was handsomely deco
rated with flowers in keeping with the