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


New York for the past few DAYS on bust
ness, has returned.
Mr.. Horace c. Zacharias and wife are
spending few days with friends and rel
atlves in Washington.
Marion Merchant of Charlestown. w.
va, Is spending sometime visiting friends
and relatives in this city.
Mrs. Willard Marley of Washington
u. T.; is on visit to her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George H. Zimmerman.
Mrs J. H. Marley, East Second street.
has gone to Columbia, S. c., where She
VIII visit her daughter, Mrs. T. I. Flick.
ling. > I'M
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Birely and chill
dren OF New Haven, Conn.,, are visiting
Mr. Blrely's parents, Postmaster and Mrs.
Birely. - .
= Clarence Myers of York, Pa, who has
been spending some time with Rev. and
Mrs. E. H. Hummelbaugh, West Patrick
street, has returned.
The Frederick Electric Company. l. N.
Burley, manager. has rented offices in the
Central Bank building and will engage in
engineering and contracting.
The Board of Censorship of moving
pictures held meeting on the 10 inst. and
made reports on the conditions of the
moving pictures shows in this city.
Lewis Whittier, Telegraph street. had
his foot bruised and is confined to the
house for several days as the result of an
accident at the Frederick City Mills.
Robert E. L. Kolb. East Third street,
has returned home from the MARYLAND
University Hospital Baltimore, where he
underwent an operation on his left knee.
Miss Anna Clabaugh of this CITY, who
is teacher at Fort Loudon Seminary,
Winchester Va, is spending her Easter
vacation with Mrs. Clarence Toy of New
ark, N. ].
Work on the improvement of the NJ
E. church is rapidly progressing. The
improvement of the edihce will cost
about SIS, 900 and will be ready for reded-
Icatlon in the fall
The pipe of peace Of the Red Men con-
tnues on its wanderings. Its last move
was to Funkstown where it was taken bv
the Antietam tribe and presented to the
Bald Eagle tribe.
AT the meeting of Frederick CITY Lodge.
No. 100. |. o. o F., arrangements were
made for the celebrating of the an
niversary of the order, which occurs on
Sunday, April 80.
Albert A. Schroeder has just received
from c. G.. Conn of Elkhart Ind, fine
instrument which will be used by him in
the Braddock Heights Band. 1t is a sill
yer, new creation, Eb. tuba, of the latest
make.
Miss Elizabeth Tyler, who has for
sometime been making her home with
her sister, Mrs. B. T. Hayward, has left
tor Buffalo, n. Y, where she has accepted
a position as a teacher of domestic
science.
Frank P. Pleetner, general secretary,
and DR.. Charles Bubert, general organizer,
of the Improved Order of Heptasophs.
visited Frederick Conclave, this city, on
Friday night and initiated class of can
didates into the order
Private J. c. Jack, in charge of the
local United States recruiting office re
ceived a telegram from the War Depart
ment TO the effect that no more vaccinat-
ing is to be done to recruits by civilian
officers. Recruits will be received and
sent TO Fort Slocum, where they will be
vaccinated by the regular army surgeons.
An interesting meeting of King David
Lodge, No. so, |. o. o. F., was held,
when further, arrangements were made
relative to the celebration of the anniver-
sary of the order, which will be observed
by the lodges in this city on Sunday even
ing, April 80, by attending the Presbyter-
ian church in body.
Co,,r;, 7 IUaft, o,,J
EcKstein. representatives of Mountain
City Lodge, Knights Of Pythias, Reno S.
Harp, supreme representative, and Her
man F. Steiner, Past Grand Chancellor,
left for Cumberland, to attend the Grand
Council of the Knights of Pythias, which
is in session at that place.
Auto licenses have been issued to the
following: 1880, B. Zimmerman, Fred
erick, f. M. F. 80; 1855, Z. L. Johnson,
Myersvile, Crawford, II; 1894, U. A.
Tough and Sons, Frederick. REQ, IL;
1905 Charles H. Linthicum, Frederick,
Ford, 20; 1899, Thomas B. Hayward,
Harmony Grove White, 10.
The committee appointed at the citi-
zens' meeting several months since, de-
cided to employ the commission form of
government III TIC lCNiSCd (IIdI III tlIC
near future they will be in a position TO
make final report. The charter must
be submitted 10 the next Legislature,
which meets in January, 1912.
The Frederick Art Club met with Miss
Tillinghast as chairman. After some pre-
liminarv business in regard to the meeting
Of the MARYLAND State Federation of Wo-
mems Clubs in Baltimore on April 70, "
and rs, presented by Miss Doub, an ex-
cellent and interesting paper was read by
Miss Grace Ely on Johann Chrstoph
Friedrich Won Schiller.
A party from Baltimore on riding
trip to Gettysburg, passed through Fred
erck. They were on horseback and
were accompanied by coachman who
drove a carriage loaded with their bag
gage They stopped at the New City
Hotel for the night and in the morning
started out on their Journey again Those
in the party were Misses Christiana Mar
burg. Margretta Bonsal Elizabeth Jencks,
Frances Dixon; Theodore Marburg, John
E. Semmes, IT,, Edwin Warfeld, Jr.
Death of Charles E. Moberly.