The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-02-18

| "' W,ihdih H. bTenSle, west Patrick
street, tell on his pavement and cut his
head badly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Vogt. formerly
at the City Hotel, have gone to York, Pa.
where Mr.. Vogt will locate.
The direct primary is one of the most
valued assets of the people.-LoS .4nqeles
Express.
Miss Salle Morgan. East Sixth street.
fell on West Patrick street and injured
herself considerable.
Miss Grace Castle, of Baltimore. is Wis
ltlng MIR. and Mrs. Henry B. Tyson, East
Patrick street.
Mr., and Mrs. Jacob Rosenstock, who
nave been spending some time in Phila-
delphla and Atlantic City, have returned.
Miss Florence Crawford, of Norris
town, Pa, has been visiting Miss Sadie
Llmmermop, East Second street.
The School Commissioners met in
monthly session and conducted only rou-
tine business
Mrs. John Colbert and daughter. of
Point of Rocks, have been visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Webster,
! Madison avenue.
"A license was issued at Hagerstown
Tor the marriage of Orville H Stottle-
myer, of Wolfsvile, and Nettie G.. Smith.
OF Cascade.
MIR. Walter L. Flautt has purchased
from the Franklin Savings Bank two
dwelling houses on South Bentz street. on
private terms.
AT meeting of Frederick Council, No.
4 a NJ
sent to Port Deposit to aid the families of
members of the order who sustained loss
by the recent high water
A marriage license was taken out at
the courthouse at Hagerstown by A. r.
kohler, aged 70 years, and Ada w.
O'Dell, aged 80 years, both of near Pen
Mar.
Rev. c. l.. Kennard, former pastor of
Trinity NJ. f. church, South, this city, has
been appointed chaplain of the MARYLAND
Senate for the month of February. Dur
ing the session of 1908, Mr.. Kennard held
the same position for one month.
The members of Camps II and 70.
Patriotic Order Sons of America, will
attend divine service at the First Baptist
church on Sunday morning, February 20
at which time the pastor, Rev. Alonzo D.
Winters, will preach a sermon.
DIR. D. K. Pearsons, the Chicago phil
anthropist, whose ambition is to die poor,
has fine chance to do so if he will diet
himself on ham and eggs, and have butter
three times day, and wear wooden
clothes. Kansas City Star.
An alarm of fire was caused by fire at
the stable of Mrs. Samuel T. Brengle.
North Market street, occupied by Mr.
William l.. Simmons. The fire, which
was of unknown origin, evidently started
in the carriage of Mr. Simmons, used as
a cab.
Miss Nellie NJ Casey, who has been
employed by the Frederick County
Branch of the Association for the Proven
ton and Relief of tuberculosis as a
visiting nurse, has made 40 visits to pa
tlents during the past week and reports
that she finds plenty of patients to Justify
the society in employing nurse.
Mr.. Geo W. Dudderar, industrial
agent of the B. & o. r. R., was in Fred
erick seeking information in regard to
available sites for the camp Of regular and
militia troops under the direction of the
War Department, to be held at some
point i'll Pennsylvania, Maryland or Vir-
gina next summer.
DIR. M. M. Wachter, of Long Island
Kansas, arrived here after an absence of
thirty-three years. Dr. Wachter was born
at Woodsboro and has relatives in this
vicinity. Forty years ago he read medi-
cine in this city with the late DIR. VIM. T.
Wooton Prior to that, he had been en-
ployed at THE CITIZEN office.
The first banquet of the Frederick Col
ony of Baltimore, will be held at the Eu-
taw House in that city on Thursday,
February "a, at p. M The Colony ex-
poets to have Admiral Winfield Scott
Schley, Judge ]. c. Motter, the represen-
tatives of Frederick county in the General
Assembly of Maryland. the Bentztown
Bard and other sons of Frederick present
at the banquet.
The standing committee of the indie
pendent Hose Co., composed of the Off
GERS and directors of the company, held
its first meeting since the annual election
which was held Friday, January 2S, with
Jacob RosenStock as president, and Mr.
r. f. Delaplaine, secretary. Matters
pertaining to the company were discussed
and committees appointed for the ensuing
year. The newly appointed committee
having supervision over the automobile
fire engine are Messrs. Thomas Chapline,
Philip Seeger. George Wallace, DIR. A. A.
Radciff and DIR. Noah E. Kefauver.