The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-12
Mount Pleasant Items.

Miss Mary Gleason. OF Linganore. i,
visiting Mr. Wilbert Cronise and family,
Of this place.
Mr.. Martin Freshman, OF near Catoc-
Tin Furnace, IS visiting his sister. Mrs.
Casper Lochner. Of near this place.
Miss May O'Keefe. OF Baltimore. is
the guest Of Mr.. Edward Crum and fam
lily. OF near this place
On Saturday Mr.. Harry Hessoa- went
TO Baltimore to accompany his wife and
sister home on Monday.
Mr.. Edward Lochner and family have
been visiting Mrs. Mary c. Burrier and
family
Mrs. Harry Hesson, OF near this place.
and Miss Cora Hamilton. OF near Nc
kaig. have been spending some time
with her brother. Mr.. George Hamilton.
Of Baltimore.
The big camp meeting which is to be
held in the woods belonging TO Mrs
Mary c. Burrier. held its first meeting
last Sunday. A large crowd was in at
tendance.
While Mr.. Charles Favorite was re-
turning home with his team from this
place. few days ago. his horses were
frightened by the motorcycle OF Mr.
Poole. who IS q resident OF Kemptown.
The horses ran away but no damage
was done
Mr.. Jacob Hess. residing near this
place. had one Of his horses kicked by
another on the shoulder, and il was cut
50 badly that he had 10 send for Dr.
VIM. Mercer. the veterinarian OF this
place. who put eight stitches in the
wound. It IS very unfortunate. as il was
very valuable animal.
Missionary services were held at the
Reformed Church on Sunday night last.
the 7th inst. The singing and recita-
tons were splendid. after which there
was an excellent address delivered BY
the minister. The collection was then
taken up, followed by the singing Of the
doxology and a beuedictiOn by the
pastor.
There will be considerable machinery
on the ground for exhibition. The dav
will be filled with laughable attractions,
such as climbing the slippery pole.
and getting into the 500 wheelbarrow
race, potato picking contests. sack races,
and various other attractions. Any one
wishing further information III reference
thereto, should address August Monzth.
Frederick, Nd, r. F. D. No. I. secre-
tary OF the association, who viii give
full particulars.
The Mount Pleasant union picnic was
held in Houck's Grove, adjoining the
village, on Wednesday, August ard.
A large crowd was in attendance. The
Woodsboro Concert Band furnished
grand music until very late in the even
ing. The Sunday Schools had a very
interesting program, which vas credita-
bly, rendered in the afternoon. Ii con-
slS.ed OF singing, rotations and ad-
dresses. A collection was taken up and
the returns were very favorable
The third annual picnic and tourna-
ment will be held in Houck's Grove.
near Mount Pleasant. on Wednesday.
August 24th. There will be two classes
OF riders, professional and amateur.
Prizes will be given in both classes.
The tournament will be held in the fore
noon. Dancing will be from p. m.
until midnight Among the special al
fractions there will be a free trspezc
performance 50 feet in the air. There
will be two performances in the morning
and one in the evening. There will also
be colt show held. ANY colt six
months old or younger is eligible to be
entered. There will be cash prizes
given for the winners OF the blue and red
ribbons. Prominent judges will award
the ribbons