The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-06-09

NJ SIS Ellnor Marley lett on Tuesday
for Europe. She will be absent for three
months.
Miss Rebecca Shook, West Patrick
street. is visiting relatives and friends
in Baltimore.
The Classes of 1912 and 1913 Of Hag-
erstown picnicked at Braddock Heights
on Wednesday last
Mrs. w. N Jolllife, Rockwell Terrace,
is visiting relatives and friends in
Winchester, Virginia.
The Frederick Civic Club cleared S22. As
from the dance which they held at Brad
dock Heights last week
Mr. and Mrs Abram Hemp of LETTER.
son. who have been spending some time
IN the West, have returned.
The Frederick Gas and Electric Com
pany have secured two Patrol fire extin-
guishers which will be installed in their
plant
Superintendent Frank Tyeryar has a
force of hands laying two inch water
main on Water street, from the East Pat
rick street main.
Teacher-'What change takes place
when water freezes?" Tommy (inno-
cently)-''A change in price, guess -
Harper'S Weeky.
E. Ray McClung of Munice, Indiana, a
member of the graduating class of the
Naval Academy, is spending several days
on visit in Frederick.
Mr.. John Hershberger, the baker and
confectioner, furnished a rs pound we'd
ding cake for the McLean-Wylie we'd
ding in New York City.
During a severe storm which visited
Washing ton the house Of Patrick Collins,
formerly of this city, was damaged by
being struck by lightning.
Fitzhugh Lee Chapter, U. D. c., held
its regular meeting on Tuesday last Mrs.
G. H. .Worthington presided. Only rou-
tine business was transacted.
The Alumnae of the Woman's College
held their annual banquet at the New
City Hotel on Wednesday last Mrs. R.
S. J. Dutrow acted as toaatmlstress.
On Saturday evening, June 3, the Jun
ior Class of the Woman's College held
the annual banquet in honor of the grad
uating class at the New City Hotel.
Rev. U. S. G. Rupp and Mr. w. w.
Doub, of Middletown. are attending the
General Synod of the Lutheran Church,
which met in Washington on June 9TH.
Recruiting Sergeant Jack, in charge of
the local recruiting office has secured
another recruit for Uncle Sans army.
His name is Roger Snyder and he halls
from Brunswick.
Edgar Henry Mcbride of this city was
one of the candidates of the University
of Maryland to receive the degree of
bachelor of laws at the commencement
exercises at the Lyric, Baltimore.
Friend-I suppose it was hard to lose
your daughter Father-Well, 1t did
seem as if it would be at one time, but
she landed the fellow just as we were be-
ginning to give up hope Christian In
teihgeNeer.
A dog foaming at the mouth and suf-
fering from the effect of fit, alarmed the
residents of West Sixth street on Sunday
evening Officer Fleming was called to
the scene and to prevent any serious re-
suits, shot the animal.
Charles Winowitch has been spending
a few days in Steelton, Pa. He returned
accompanied bv about twenty five Aus
TRANS. who will be employed at the M. ].
Grove lime kilns and the Maryland Brick
and Supply Co.'S Works.
Kolb Brothers are having erected a
modern ice box in their store. 1t is being
installed by Philadelphia firm and will
be lined with cork and cement, and light
ed by electricity. The box will have a
capacity of about three tons of ice.
The regular quarterly meeting of the
Junior Fire Company was held Wednes-
day last, at which routine business was
transacted. Preliminary arrangements
were made for the decoration of the hall
for the Red Mems celebration to be held
in this city July and 4.
Harrison Wagner, Frederick countv's
celebrity has lost again in the Court of the
District of Columbia. Sometime ago he
tried to get his release from the insane
asylum on writ of habeas corpus, but ii
was denied him. At that time the Judge
ordered that inquisition into his mental
condition be held.
General Superintendent of the Northern
Central Railroad, H. M. Carson, of VIII.
Transport. with large party, arrived in this
this in a special car over the n. c. K. X.
While the object Of their visit is moi
known. it is believed that they were look
ing into the improvements that are con-
templated at Frederick.
Amended articles of incorporation o.
the Frederick City Abattoir Company
have been filed in the Clerks Office. Al
the meeting of the directors last month il
was decided to increase the stock from
$50, 900 to Sos. 900. This additional SIS.
900 will be raised by the sale Of $50 shares
of stock at a par value of 500.
Messrs. William ]. Grove. Windsor
Williams, c. H. Baughman. J. NJ. New
man and DR.. E. s. Neighbors. members
of the Democratic State Committee fol
Frederick county. accompanied by a
number of prominent Democrats went tc
Baltimore on Wednesday to attend the
meeting of the State Central Committee.
AT the annual meeting of the board o
trustees of the Loats Orphanage the fol
lowing we're elected: President. Rev
ULYSSES s. G.. Rupp; secretary, George
H. Zimmerman; treasurer, Horace c
Zacharias, and superintendent, C.. c
Carly. The remaining members Of tht
board are A. R. Yeakle, J. Marsha
Miller and John M. Haller.
The annual election Of the Liberty anc
Frederick Turnpike Road Company 70
five directors for the ensuing year wa
held at the office of the company in thc
Walkersville Bank, with the following re
suit: c. NJ. Thomas, Eugene L. Derr
Edward D. Shriner. H. Clayton Trundl
and Edwin Dcvilbiss. The board re
organized by electing c: M. Thomas