The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-04-28

MIS-. Roger Levy, OF baltimore, is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. T.
Lakln, near this city.
Railroad wrecks, both on the B. & O.
and N. c. R. R. delayed traffic for some
time on Friday night last.
Exercises appropriate to Arbor Dav
were held in the public schools of the
city and county on Friday last.
Mrs E. S. Eichelberger gave a delight
iul tea in honor of Mrs Richard T.
Boden, at her residence, West Church
! street.
DIR. Franklin B. Smith, president of the
( State Medical and Chirurgical Associa-
ton, is in Baltimore attending the annual
meeting.
F. DeGrande White of the division freight
agents office OF the B. & o. and w.
Andrews of the engineering department
OF the road, were in Frederick in the in
/ terest of the company.
Miss Lillian Flynn of Telegraph street
mad her hand badly mashed at the CITY
Printing Works while she was feeding a
Gordon printing press. Dr. Goodell rem
dered medical aid She may lose four
fingers.
Rev. A. M. Schaffner, formerly pastor
of the Reformed church at Emmitsburg.
this county, has resigned as pastor at
Catawissa, Pa, to take up newspaper
work at Myersdale, Pa He will manage
and edit the Interstate Commercial which
he has purchased
Mrs. L. V. Baughman, accompanied
by Mrs. c. H. Baughman, made and au-
tomoblle trip to Baltimore on Friday last
to witness the performance of the Paint
and Powder Club Of that city, who PLAYED
1892" for charitable purposes. They
returned the next day.
William f. Darner, auctoneer, sold at
the court house on April 22 for former
County Treasurer George w. Crum, the
property OF Catherine Gilbert, containing
10 acres of land and situated on the road
leading from High Land to Haw Bottom.
1t was purchased by Milton NJ. Gilbert
for $54.Io
The Frederick Art Club met on the
goth. Excellent papers were read bv
Miss Marley, ION the Building of the
German Empire; Mrs. VIM. H. Nicode-
mus, "On Franz Won Lenback" Mrs.
West, "A Plea to Protect The Robins.
The club was delightfully."- entertained by
Mrs. West.
Thirty thousand young brook trout
from the State hatchery, at Druid Hill
Park, Baltimore, are being distributed in
Washington county waters. OF the con-
Segment 1000 were sent to Hancock,
1000 to Big Pool, 1000 to Cearfoss, 1000
to Benevola and $4,000 to points near
Hagerstown.
John L. Dutrow, auctioneer, sold at the
court house for Milton G.. Urner, IT,,
trustee, brick stable and about one-six-
teenth acre of land, situated on North
Bentz street, near the swinging bridge,
and belonging to the estate of the late
Lewis NJ. Nixdorf. 1t was purchased by
VIM. Moore for SI35.
A number Of the property owners of
CreagersloWn district were before the
members of the Board of Control and Re-
view in reference to the assessment on
their properties. Tuesday being set for
hearing OF objections, many were there to
answer the notices which were sent them
by the Board, and agreed as to the
amount of their respective assessments.
Mr.. Adolphus Fearhake entertained his
associates i'll the clerks office at dinner,
at his home on East Patrick street. These
dinners Mr.. Fearhake has been giving
annually for years and are very enjoyable
Those present were: Rev. E. H. Lamar,
Clerk Harry w. Bowers, and Deputy
Clerks Harry E. Chapine, Eli G. Haugh,
|. N. 10y, Charles B. Croft, Charles A.
Ogle and Willard N. Nusz.
The first meeting of the Wednesday
Afternoon Euchre Club since the begin
ming of Lent was held at the residence of
Mrs. ID. Charles Winehrener, East Second
street. The prizes were won Misses
Louise and Mamie Potts. Those present
were: Mrs. F. B. Smith, Mrs. Caroline
Rogers. Mr. Glenn H. Worthington, Mrs
Noah f. Cramer, Mrs. ]. Aliene William
son, Mrs. Edward S. Eichelberger, Mrs.
John Francis Smith, Mrs. r. B. Hayward,
Mrs. Richard Ross, Mrs. Ernest HELEN
stein, Mrs. Francis H. Markell Misses
Alice Smith Flinor M Johnson