The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-04-14
Liberty Items.

hlOeTGy 4IemS.
Miss Edna Eader has been visiting
friends in Linwood.
Mrs. r. V. Simpson has been visiting
friends in EmmitSburg
Justice Clayton Trundle was in Fred
erick on business during the week.
Mr.. George w. Beard, of York, has
been visiting friends in this vicinity.
Miss Ethel Waddell is making an ex-
tended visit to the Monumental City.
Mrs. Lucy Smith, after a prolonged
stay in Baltimore has returned to his
home.
Mr.. F. Lorraine Simpson has pur-
chased Red Robert, high bred trotting
stallion.
Mr.. Harry Monshaur has been APP
pointed to a position at Nore Dame
Academy.
Rev. Cohen has been appointed pastor
ofthe Wesley NJ. E. Church, succeeding
the Rev. Barnett.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry BOYLE had as
their guests on Sunday last, their two
sons, Of Baltimore.
Rev D. F. Wooden is in attendance
at the annual conference of the NJ. P.
Church, in Fredericksburg. Md
Mr. C. T. Hitzelberger. of Frederick,
was a recent visitor at the home of his
brother. Justice Hitselberger.
Mr. Frank Smith has been urged to be
candidate for the Orphans Court at
the coming Democratic primary.
Mrs. F. E. Swaedner has been in Bal
timore visiting her son. Mr. Warner w.
Simpson, at the University Hospital.
Mr.. J. J. Hitzelberger has been spend
ing some time at The Rocks. the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hammond.
Mr. David Sweadner. accompanied by
the Misses Dudrear and Waddell. were
visitors recently at the home of Miss
Etzler, of near New Market.
Mrs. s. 5. Sappington and son, Harry.
are in Baltimore. The youth has been
sadly afflicted since his recovery from
the scarlet fever. The loss Of sight is
feared,
Mr.. Maurice F. Starr, one Of our
prominent business men, has been sug-
gested as an available candidate for
County Commissioner. He is secretary
Of the local Democratic organization.
At Saint Peters Roman Catholic
Church. Palm Sunday was observed with
High Mass. and Immediately followed
by the distribution of palms. Father
ellis of New York, an eloquent and
well known missionary, is giving an
eight day mission at the church. COM
mencing on the 9th, and ending on the
10th Easter.
The following changes have been
made: Albert Smith from the Ham
mond farm to near NhiSkev Spring:
Joe Ann Smith from the Gernaud farm.
to the farm vacated By Mr. Smith: Park
Poole from LiberivtoWn tp the farm
vacated BY Mr.. Smith and Dr. n c.
Radcliff from Mrs Shocks 10 his prop
erty vacated by Mr.. Poole: Harry Hes
son, from New Paris to the David Dad
derar farm. near Oak Orchard and
Jesse Nusba1m1 from DaysNie TO the
farm vacated By HeSson; Charles Main
from the Wetzel property near Old
Fields, to near Walkersville. and VII
liam Wetzel to MS properly vacated by
Main; Mehrl Hoffman from the Augustus
Etzler farm 10 the Anders' farm vacated
by S. !. Warner, who moved 10 Johns
vile; John Keeney from the lanes Sap
pington. of s.. farm to the Aaron
Anders farm. near Clemsonyille; Joseph
Stansburv from the E l. Smith farm
to the farm vacated BY Keenev and
Joseph Smith. recently married. to the
farm vacated by StanSbnry; Albert
Stitelv from the Rev DevrieS farm 10
another Devries farm. vacated by Ed
ward Stitely. who recently declined
farming and Mr.. Haifey from the John
~ Clary farm to the farm vacated BY
Albert Stitely aud John y. 'iarv from
Frederick to his farm. vacated by Haifley.
Edward Manfz and bride have returned