The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-16
GOAL NEW 8.
,,ne Little lettings About Peo.
pie and Things.

Mrs, VIII. VI. olItiiOS, WOot sOOutll
eel has been visiting in New York.
4. H. Warner, Jr., has been on a visit
Atlantic City.
The excursion over the B and o. took
i persons from the city-I45 went to
ashington and 81 to Baltimore.
Ms. Nathan Webb, of Sykesville, is a
"a of Mr.. George w. Smith, West
brick street.
Albert Young, of Waynesboro, has
n spending a few days with relatives
Ibis city.
Frank Mcfarland, of Baltimore, is
hing his uncle, ]. Allen Grumbine, of
Iaddock.
court Crier George A. Schroeder cele-
he'd his 6Ist birthday and received the
ORGANIZATIONS of his many friends.
Hiss Eleanor G. Carly, East Patrick
reet, who has been visiting relatives in
0rk, has returned.
Mss Florence Heard, of Baltimore, is
hing her sister, Mrs. Edward M. Eader,
onocacy Boulevard.
Hiss Mollie Erdman, of Baltimore, who
S been visiting Mrs. H. c. Zacharias,
"a Third street, has returned home.
Some one entered the hennery of Henry
E Haller, South Market street, and
"a fine Wyandotte rooster.
Nartin Kefauver, whose barn was re-
1tly destroyed by fire, has contracted
another to be erected at once.
Hrs. Harry w. Bowers and daughters,
IKE Place, are spending the remainder
be month at Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Samuel Notnagle, of
81 Patrick street, are visiting friends in
county.
Charles H. Kreh, IT,, West South
"a, is spending his vacation at Atlantic
ID attractive porch is being erected in
"a of the residence of Horace c. Zach
III hot water heating plant is being in
Led at the All Saints Episcopal Or
'zpage, East Church street, by N. ].
Son & Sons.
Hiss Edna M. Schaefer, of this city, left
& Baltimore, where she will resume her
Lies at the Teachers Training School
Ehat city.
~ W. Baker expressed his intention of
4 ming from the Montgomery County
lblican Committee, of which he is
|@'rman.
H H. Warner, Jr., Republican candi-
ne for Congress in the Sixth District,
4a was in this city, left for his home at
eFsington, Md.
lillian A. Simmons, the North Mar
& street ieweler, has received number
souvenir postal cards from Hon. Chas.
a arkell, who is touring in Europe.
<ev. E. H. Lamar has gone to Berkeley
o|bgs, w. Va, where he will attend
3 District Conference of the Frederick
lid
IS. Harry o. McLane, West Patrick
I1< quietly celebrated her birthday
Cd received a postal shower from her
z<g friends.
ia ;. Eva Freed and daughters, Misses
|1< and Gladys. of Baltimore, are visit
s Mrs VIM. G.. Grimes, West South
IS Carrie LaMotte, of Manchester,
IS been spending some time with her
z|@| Mrs. Brock Shaw, South Market
81. Anna Hahn, Mrs. Harry Black
11 and Master Lester Snyder, have
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. H. Sny-
of WrIghtsville, Pa.
Zee fine COWS of herd belonging to
= Hte Washington Smith, of near Gams-
|||e were killed on the B. and o. R. R.
[|E nnis.
be one entered the hennery of S. T.
.| North Market street. and succeeded
fling away with number of fine
g chickens.
eph d. Baker, Of this city, was
ID one of the Vice Presidents of the
State Good Roads Conference at
betting held at Mountain Lake Park.
<prge Salter. Sr., West Church street,
fated his 65th birthday, and in honor
N event he was given postal shower
any of his friends.
q. Cline. c. Albert Gibson, Solomon
edges and DIR. A. A. Radcliffe left
automobile trip. The night was
In Harrisburg. After visiting differ
pints, they returned to Frederick.
@est bound freight train was wrecked
dry bridge Of the Baltimore and
Railroad at Frederick Junction,
b three cars to leap the track, which
|ockaded for nearly two hours.
and Mr.. Lewis Rooster, Miss Kate
Mrs. Mary Starr and daughter,
Mamie Starr, West Patrick street,
ave been visiting relatives IN New
have returned.
w. Humm, o. c. Warehime and
Rohrback, of Frederick, attended
nual banquet Of the Hagerstown
association held at Hagerstown
~.
And Mrs. Joseph Young, of Woods
prs. Harry Morris and Mrs. George
<rcks, of Baltimore, have been the
OF their sister, Mrs. Charles P.
East South street.
pg & Staley sold for Mrs. Alice V.
her house and lot, situated on
Patrick street, to Mrs. Lille K.
Qght. Also farm of L. Cameron
luated near Utica Mills, to Sidney
leberger.
Mountaindale picnic, which was
Fed with by rain. on Saturday, Sep
8, was held again on Saturday
was quite a success. 1t is esti-
That between 5000 and 1000 per-
re IN attendance during the day.
econd quarterly conference of the
Isl Episcopal church was held at
zen, East Church street, and was
over by the district superinten-
ev. DIR. George c. Bacon, of Bal
nd Mrs. Melville Cromwell, of
Town, have returned from pleas