The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-02
Liberty Waits.

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friends in Jefferson.
Mrs. R. Y. Simpson is visiting friends
in Virginia.
F. Lorraine Simpson has been in Balti-
more on business.
Mr. and Mrs. s. s. Sappington were
visiting friends in Emmitsburg recently.
H. Dorsey Etchison and Justice Eek
stein were visitors here politically.
Mrs. Mamie Schley is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Jennie Diehl at Ladiesburg.
Miss Ada Lease is visiting her aunt,
Mrs John H. Etzler, in Mt. Pleasant.
Miss Christine Taylor has gone to
Brooklyn, n. Y, to spend several weeks.
w. c. Welsh has returned from visit
to her daughter in Montgomery county.
Mr. and Mrs. F. o. Smith were the
guests Of friends in Woodsboro during
the past week.
Father Mullen, of Westminster, was
recently entertained by Father Cava-
nsugh.
In the NJ. P. church on Sunday last the
c. E. Society held their meeting at Gas
and preaching took place at 7.45 p. m.
Mr. Eisenhauer, the election supervisor
for the county, was in town making
arrangements for the primaries.
Miss Karsner of Baltimore, is visiting
her uncle, Rev. ]. F. Wooden, at the NJ.
P. parsonage.
Miss Lila Simpson, Of Baltimore, is
vising her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Simpson.
Russell Thomas and wife, OF Washing
ton d. c, were guests OF Mrs. R. c.
McCandish.
Mrs. Samuel Crone. of Middletown, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. H. NJ. Spar
row.
Robert Richie and wife and daughter.
of Kansas, visited Mrs. Ritchie's aunt,
Mrs. Francis Colleberry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph l. Wagner, OF
Jackson, Georgia, are visiting Mr. Wag-
ner's sister and brother, Mrs. o. F. Smith
and DR.. J. E. s. Wagner
The ball at the Opera House on We'd
nesday last was a great success. The
Union Bridge orchestra furnished the
music.
Edgar Hammond, Jr., son OF Mr. and
Nllo IldllllllOllNl, sDl.i IDS dANOplNO d DOSi-
ton in the Libertytown Savings Bank and
will enter upon his new duties about
September Ist
David Byers, highly respected gentle
man, died at his home, near Paradise,
about O clock Saturday morning, Aug.
ust 10th, of stomach trouble, aged 7e
years and % days. Mr.. Byers is survived
by a wife and twelve children, all grown.
The remains were brought to this place
and funeral services held in the NJ. p
church.
Articles of Incorporation Of the Notre
Dame Academy, of this place, were filed
at the County Clerks Office in Frederick
on August 18th. The incorporators are
Cardinal Gibbons, NJ. Melete Warmer R
Frank Sappington, Sidney St. John Sap.
pington and NJ. Theophora Foley. The
academy is incorporated for the religious
moral, literary and scientific education o
youth. The three directors for the next
year are Sister NJ. Theophora Foley, Sis
ter NJ Alba Mattingly and Sister NJ
Fidelia De Kato.
His Eminence, Cardinal Gibbons, ar
rived in Liberty on Saturday last and wa.
the guest of Father Cavanaugh He off
ciated at the services on Sunday morning
and confirmed large class.
After confirmation the Cardinal ad
dressed the class in the solemnity of the
sacrament they had received, and ad
| monised the boys in regard to temper
ance. At the conclusion of his remarks
he exacted pledge from the boys tc
refrain from intoxicants until 81 years old
The Cardinal preached to large congre.
CATION.
Other priests in the sanctuary were
Revs. Joseph H. Cassidy, Of St. Stephen S
church, Washington; Joseph C. Mallon,
Westminster; Cornelius J. Dacey, St,
Elizabeth's church, Baltimore, and A. I.
Conlon, St. Johns church, Frederick
From the church the Cardinal was
escorted to the Opera House, where he
was given large reception by the town
folks. Besides many Catholics many
from other denominations greeted HIM.
He reviewed the church and surround
Ings and spoke in flattering terms of the
success Of Father Kavanaugh's rectorship
in that community.
The Cardinal left in the afternoon with
the Shriver party, returning to Westmin.
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