The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-02-04

toHi, "iO Ids DCSll Ill tlllS city Tor llttlt
over year, has returned to his home il
New Zealand. During his stay here h,
has been at the Ox-Flbre Brush Works
DIR. lanes A. Long has purchased from
Samuel Glttinger a lot on West Fourth
street, extended. adjoining the propert,
OF M. L. Etchlson. DIR. Long contem
plates the erection OF a modern home.
Lille c. Ramsburg and Melvin w
Ramsburg, aged s and 10 wears, respect
lively, children of Mrs. Lille Ramsburg
OF Walkersvllle, were committed to the
Home. OF the Friendless, Baltimore
recently, by Justice c. H. Eckstein.
The lights in the southern section O.
the city were out about an hour. 1t was
caused by an open circuit along the line
which necesSitated the turning off of the
current from that section until the line
was repaired.
Communication by trolley between
this city and nearby towns was COM
pletely cut off on Saturday last. by
the blizzard. The roads were all closed
by the drifts and travel was entirely
suspended.
Mayor Smith went to Baltimore on
Monday last, where he was one of the
sololsts at grand concert given in the
Masonic Temple under the direction
OF DIR. Merrill Hopkinson, prominent
singer OF that city.
Messrs. Frank Bentz and George Kolb
have a new Anderson nozzle on trial at
the Independent Engine House. The
nozzle can be easily manipulated by one
hot
stream can be thrown, as well as a
straight stream.
MIR. Gerson Rosenour, of the firm of
B. Rosenour and Sons, of this city, went
to Baltimore few days ago, and entered
the Maryland University Hospital for
treatment of his his right arm. About
SIX months ago he fell, striking his arm
at the elbow
Several Improvements are to be made
by the Western Maryland Railroad at
Pen-Mar before the opening next season.
The company has decided to spend
several thousand dollars on improve
ments, which are to consist of a new
pavilion, and new railroad station.
AT a meeting of the Teachers Asso-
citation of the Lutheran Sunday School,
held recently, Miss Susie Garrett MIR. ].
H. Bennett and DIR. H. L. Smith were
appointed a committee to draft suitable
resolutions of regret upon the departure
of DIR. Charles +. Steck, as pastor and
president of the association.
Joseph w. Byron, son of Major j. c.
Byron, of Hagerstawn, has received no.
titication from the War Department that
10 hgC tIIll hOfh tho
mental and physical examination for
admission as cadet at West Point, and
has been ordered TO report at the United
States Military Academy on March 1.
Lizzie Adams, of Schleysville, was
given a hearing before Justice Alfred
Ritter, recently upon the charge of va
grancy. Alter hearing the evidence, it
was agreed by the magistrate and States
Attorney Willard to give her thirty days
to find home for herself and child, or
she would be sent TO an institution.
The annual election of officers of the
Grace Reformed Sunday School, was
held on January 18th. The following
persons were elected: Superintendent,
]. Travers Thomas; secretary, Ira V.
Moore; treasurer, Paul c. Willard;
librarian, Daniel c. Aldridge; keeper OF
periodicals, Harry ]. Kefauver, of M.
c.; superintendent of the primary
Sunday School, Mrs. Ida M. Markey.
The annual midwinter reception at
the Womans' College, was largely at
tended. Guests from abroad as we'll
as from this city were present, iIcludiug
many of the alumni and former students.
They were received by President Apple
and the faculty. An excellent luncheon
was served in the dining room The
Braddock Heights Orchestra furnished
the music.
The Mite Society of the Presbyterian
Church, met recently at the residence Of
Mrs Charles Hendrickson and the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the en-
suing year: President, Mrs. William T.
NORMAN; president, Mrs. VIM. Nc
Kinney; secretary, Mrs. Charles Hen
Erickson; treasurer, Miss Mollie Duvall;
collectors, Misses Hette Tyson, Miss
Mollie Duvall, Miss Effie Eichelberger,
Miss Louise H. Steiner.
The Frederick Art Club at its weekly
meeting presented most interesting
program. A paper on Charles V, as a
man and ruler, written by Miss Bertha
Trail, was read by Miss Edith Marley,
was very interesting and was well re-
ceived. Miss Francis Mullnix read
from the Highways and By-Ways in
Spain," touching upon its social life,
converts, etc Mrs. F. c. Norwood
was chairman for the evening.
AT a meeting Of the official Board of the
NJ E. church, Building Committee con-
sisting of Messrs. James Harris, J. d.
Hendrickson, R. r. Lewis, L. E. Null
link, George w. Heinlein, DIR. A. A..
Radcliff, E. K. Moore, c. E. Cline, and
s. Amos Urner, were appointed to recon-
struct the old church, add new buildings
for the use of Sunday schools, and make
all the Improvements which are deemed
expedent. $1,000 will be expended.
Frederick Railroad Elect officers
The Erederick r abroad Co held their