The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-13
LOCAL NEWS.
Some Little lettings About Peo
pie and Things.

Confederate decoration day will be OBJ
served in Frederick on Saturday, June a.
Miss Martha Carlin, North Market ST.,
is visiting in Baltimore.
Vegetables have been nipped by the
frost and much damage is reported by
knowing ones.
Albert Brengle had his arm cut by a
saw at the Economy Silo Works. 1t re-
quired several stitches to close same.
DIR. H. M. Petit of Carrolton, Mo-, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Matthews, East
Second street.
Harry w. Bowers has been on visit
TO West Virginia inspecting large tract
of timber land.
Miss Annie Baer has been taken to the
City Hospital suffering from fractured
hip.
Mrs. Minnie Dixon, East Sixth street.
is undergoing treatment at the State San
atorium at Sabillasville.
Miss Lucille Glessner, who has been
qSite sick, is spending some time at At
7 tic City.
Miss Bessie Fritchey of Lancaster, Pa,
is visiting Miss Mary McCardell, North
Market street.
President Apple of the Woman's Col
lege made the address at the Commence
ment exercises at Edinburgh, Va.
Columbus O'Donnel Lee has returned
TO Baltimore, after spending some time
with his family at Needword, this county,
Fire of supposed incendiary origin
burned tobacco warehouse and machine
shed on the farm of Mrs. Charles w.
Quynn, near Evansville.
John Halter, East South street, who is
undergoing treatment at the Johns Hop
kins Hospital, Baltimore continues to I'M
prove.
Miss Jane Need of this city, who has
been at Nice and Monte Carlo, France,
has gone to Grassie, France, and will
visit the perfume centers there.
c. E. Hime, secretary of the Y. NJ. c.
A., Is visiting his wife at her home in
Erie, Pa. where she is recovering from
spell of sickness.
Theodore H. Alexander and bride
have returned from their wedding tour,
and will reside for the present at 10 East
Patrick street.
A surprise birthday party was given on
May a in honor of Miss Mabel Montgom-
ery's eighteenth birthday at her home,
neag Evansville.
! go Weinberg of this city has been in
>Tfeed to deliver an address at the COM
inencement exercises OF the Jefferson
High School on Tuesday evening, May 81.
Register on Tuesday next, the
18th.
While dyeing some fibre at the Ok
Fibre Brush Works, Luther Coblentz,
West Patrick street, had his face and
hands scalded very badly
The excursion over the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad on Sunday took I5o persons
from the cily-S6 going to Washington
and 70 to Baltimore.
Grand Army of the Republic Jr., o.
U. A. NJ, |. o. o. F. and Knights of
Pythias will hold memorial exercises on
Saturday, May rs. at Thurmont.
Brunswick High School will hold its
commencement at Red Mems Hall, June
?. Professor Earle Wood will address
the graduates.
Francis Scott Key Council, No. 49, Sr.
o. U. A. NJ, will hold their annual serv-
ice in Mt. Ollvet Cemetery Sunday after
noon. May %, at $50 O'Clock.
The Local Extension Society held its
annual meeting yesterday in Kemp Hall.
The reports of the officers were received
and election of officers held.
The old watch house at Thurmont has
lost its identity by Improvements made
to Its surroundings The little stone
house will be missed.
Jay w. Toms, East Second street, has
gone to st. Louis, Mo-, where he has &C
cepted a position with the Corrugated
Car Company.
Rev. William Z. Wheeler of Taney-
town, was i'll the city on his way TO Tank
ersfield, Va, TO attend the Middle Con
H ference of the Lutheran church, which
convened there.
The Junior Steam Fire Company named
i Z. I. Schroeder, Charles Robertson and
Il George erosion committee to draft
H resolutions on the death OF w. +. Eek
stein.
A private dance at the armory given by
young people OF this city was well attend
ed. The committee i'll charge was Lizzie
Gilbert, Gertrude Blumenaur and c. n.
Robertson.
Frank Y. Staub, North Market street,
has received from the United States Fish
Commission about 5000 young trout,
II WHICH TIC Has pldCtu III lHc IuOuHlalH
streams near Indian Springs.
Rev. L. B. Hensley was installed as
pastor of the Presbyterian church at En-
mitsburg. Rev. DIR. Thomas Freeman
4 Dixon presided as moderator and the SER
mon was preached by Rev. X. A. Boyle
OF Hagerstown.
Brainard II. Warner, Jr,, of Kensing
ton, Montgomery county, an aspirant for
the congressional nomination for this dis
trict, was in Frederick, accompanied by
i Messrs. ]. III. Brewer, Charles J. Jones
and +. S. Hedge Of Rockville.
Mrs E. T. Jefreys of New York,
daughter Of the late Gen. Jas. c. Clarke,
and daughter, and James Jeffreys and
wife of Chicago arrived in this city in
private car over the Northern Central
railway.
Don't lose your vote for Mayor
and Aldermen by failing to get
registered on the 7th of May
At a meeting of the Frederick District
OF the Frederick County Sunday School
Association, J. Travers Thomas was
elected president IN place of A. c. Nc
Cardell, who declined to serve. Jesse II.
Michael was elected vce-president in
place of Mr. Thomas