The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-04-15

nioNeu 10 the dwelling vacated BY c.
Waring Tyson, on East Second street.
The district meeting of Eastern Mary.
land OF the Church o. The Brethren will
be held in Washington on Tuesday
! April 10TH
The High School Cadets. of the Grad.
uatng class made two DAYS visit 10
washington, accompanied by Professor
Burgee 'N'''''
Rev. John Paul Tyler has left the civ
Tor his new charge, Trinity NJ. E. church
South, Baltimore. Mr.. Tyler's home will
be at No 344 West Preston street.
Hon. Joseph E Thropp. of WASHING.
ton, was in Frederick on business. He
VISITED the Catoctin Furnace property. of
which he is the owner.
Messrs. Samuel G.. Duvall and Harry
J. kefauver, accompanied Bouni Temple
OF Sh rlners from Baltimore to New Or
leans.
Mr.: and Mrs. Henry Incidents and
daughter, of Unionvlle, spent the day
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Ogle.
South Market street.
Mrs. Donald Mclean will be the guest
OF Baltimore Chapter of the Daughters of
the American Revolution this Friday
afternoon at the Baltimore Country Club
Rev. DIR. F. R. Eschbach, pastor of the
Evangelical church, who has been unwell
tor some time, had relapse and is now
extremely ILL
The Womans' Home and Foreign
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian
Church, met at the home of Mrs. Belle
Mathews recently.
The Fredonia American Mechanics
Association, are making extensive i'm
provements to their property on West
| Patrick street.
The Marylanders of Ohio expect to
hold their Fourteenth Annual Reunion
near Henla, in August this year. The
place OF meeting may be at Lucas Grove,
a beautiful spot near that city.
Rev. E. H. Lamar, pastor of the Meth
odiSt Episcopal church. who has been in
attendance at conference, has returned.
After conference, he visited friends in
Baltimore and Hartford counties.
Some fencing in the yard of c. W.,
Ross, Jr., was burned recently. Fire was
caused by some burning excelsior. Buck
cts were used and the fire extinguished
before the arrival of the fire apparatus
The names Of Messrs. Joseph ID. Baker
and Emory L. Coblentz have been men
toned as suitable persons to be appointed
as members of the Public Utilities Com \
mission.
The will of the late Jacob J. Houff has
been filed for probate in the Orphans
Court His estate is bequeathed to his
wife, Catherine Houf, absolutely, and
she is appointed executrix, without bond
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry f. Cramer, Mo-
nocacy Boulvard, quietly celebrated the
twentieth anniversary of their marriage
and received the congratulations of their
many friends.
The municipal authorities are repairing
the sewer on East Patrick street. under,
meath the tracks of the n. c. K. r. and f.
and M X. r., by the laying of sewer
pipe.
Harry Stimmel. Of Hagerstown, form.
erly of III urmont, this county, has mys'
teriousll disappeared and up to the
presen time no tidngs of his where
abouts have been received.
Two fine crayon portraits of Past
Grand Sachems. John H. Bennett, and
the late J. Henry Lampe, have been
place. in the lodge room of Chippewa
Tribe No. Ie, |. o. R. M.
Messrs Haler and Newman have re-
moved their insurance Office from West
Patrick street to East Patrick street.
occupying the room formerly occupied
by DR.. c. F. Goodell.
DR.. c. F. Goodell has purchased from
Miss NJ. Jeanette Williams, the house
No 26. South Market street, which he
recently occupied as his residence and
Office.
An alarm of fire was sounded, caused
by burning chimney. on Telegraph
street. The independents, by use OF its
chemical apparatus, promptly extln-
guished the blaze.
The annual meeting of the Maryland
State Federation of Women's Clubs will
be held April 2S and 2o at the Arundel
Club 1000 North Charles street, Balti-
more.
Miss Margaret MCPHERSON, who has
been spending the winter in New York
city, returned TO Frederick, and is the
guest of Miss Virginia Bruner East Pat
erck street.
Some one entered the hennery of Mrs.
Zourie Kintz, East Fourth street and
stole half dozen fine chickens, wringing
their heads off and leaving the heads on
the garden walk.
A party of 27 persons came from Wash
ington to inspect the Baltimore and
Washington White Cross Milk Company's
plant The party took dinner at the City
Hotel.
About twenty members of the Motor
cycle Club of Washington made trip to
Frederick, coming by the way OF Ridge
vile, the return being made over the
Georgetown pike.
DIR. Charles II. Gordinier, of New
York, will deliver lecture on MOBILES"
| in the Town Hall at Thurmont on Satur-
day evening The lecture will be under
The auspices of the local teachers insti-
| tute at that place.
1 Mr.. Elmer Dixon, at "Lawndale," in
the eastern suburbs, has installed gaso-
line engine, with which he uses to pump
water for irrigation purposes. The water
] is pumped from Carroll creek, at that
place.
The second floor of the building of
Messrs. Williamson occupied by the Pos
tai Cable Telegraph Company and MIR. f..
j K. Schmidt's tobacco store. on the corner
of Patrick and Court street, is being re-
modelled and improved and will be occu-
pied by MIR. Louis Otte.
Mr. w. II. Plummer, of Frederick,
was among those who attended The ban