The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-03-11

Mrs. S. Sprigg Iiams, West Patrick
street, quietly celebrated her 18th bril-
day, and received the CONCENTRATIONS Of
her friends. Mrs. IianiS has been ,otallv
blind for about ten years.
William Grove, President Of he M.
Grove Lime Company, is at lie St.
Charles Hotel, Hot Springs. Ark He
! expects to remain for treatment at the
famous resort for one month.
Maryland Day." March rs, falling on
Good Friday, the Frederick CHAPTER
Daughters of the American Revolution,
VIII postpone their annual celebration of
the day until the following week.
The Imperial Minstrels. after a SNOWY
parade at noon on Wednesday last, en-
tertalned large audience at the opera
mouse III the evening. The best home
talent was secured, and the entertainment
most pleasing.
Mrs: Harry Lebherz and Miss Helen
Hershberger have returned from visit
to Carlisle, Pa, and Hagerstown. While
IN Carlisle they attended a fraternity
dance at Dickerson College, Mrs. Leb-
herr being one of the patronesses.
George w. Morton, of the Mountain
City Mills, has purchased from Messrs.
James ri. Gambrll IT,, and r. Rush
Lewis lot on the Cannon Hip prop
erty, on East South street, and will erect
a Tine dwelling house in the near future.
Maryland Day will be observed in the
public schools on Thursday, March 24th
instead of March 18th Git being Good
friday by order of the State Board of
Education. The subject assigned for
Maryland Day in the schools is "Educa-
ton in Maryland.
The Board of Directors of the Y. NC.
A. held its regular monthly meeting.
The reports read gave evidence of con-
tnued activity and growth in the several
departments. Extensive plans were con-
sldered for large out-of-door work for
the spring and summer.
While an excavation was being made
for the addition to be erected to the
property of Henry !. d. Hagan, corner
of Market and Fourth streets. the founda-
ton OF the rear wall of the store property
occupied by J. Howard Baer gave way,
and part OF the rear wall fell out
The annual Easter ball. under the
auspices of the Junior Fire Company, will
be held in Junior Hall on Easter Monday
night. The committee in charge is COM
posed of Harry Thompson, chairman;
Harry Keller, Hamilton Davis, Archie
Murray and George William Shipley.
Mrs. Mary Coke. widow of Hagers-
town, and Frederick Gallon, caretaker
of the buildings at Pen-Mar Park, were
married at St. PaulS United Brethren
parsonage, Hagerstown, by Rev. DIR. A.
B. Station. Mr.. Gallon secured his wife
through newspaper advertisement.
The pupils at the Academy of the Visi-
tatlon commenced their annual retreat on
Wednesday last The same will con-
tinue until Sunday morning. The Sodal-
ity of the Sacred Heart are attending the
services. Father Wood, S. J., of Wood
stock College, is conducting the retreat.
The sentence of James Hopkins, ST.,
convicted at the February term of court.
OF stealing corn, and who was, sentenced
to IL months in the House of Correction.
has been reduced to s months by the
court. He was taken to the House of
Correction by Sheriff William G.. Grimes,
to serve his sentence.
Edgar K. Legg. Jr., has been brought
~ Da.t,'iioie, do tlIC ieSideIll iidndSeI loI
the Fidelity and Casualty Company, sue
ceeding R. D. Steele. Mr.. Legg had
similar position with the company in
Washington, and his transfer is promo
ton. He formerly lived in Frederick and
has many friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stokes, of EN-
mitsburg, recently celebrated the sixty
second year of their married life Both
recently passed the eighty-fifth milestone
of life and still enjoy the best of health.
Mr.. Stokes was reappointed justice of the
peace, which position he has filled for
many years.