The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-01-13
Libertytown Items.

The public schools opened on Monday
last.
Frank o. Smith was in Frederick on
| business.
Miss Grace Munshower is visiting
friends in Baltimore.
Miss Edith Etzler has been visiting
friends at Daysville.
There was preaching in the NJ. P.
church on Sunday last at 10. 80.
Miss Mary Brightwel, of Lisbon. Wis
tied her sister, A. E. Blume and family.
B. F. Hammaker and family visited
MIR. and Mrs P. N. Hammaker at Thur
mont.
! Miss Lulu Wooden returned to the
Western Md. College, Westminster, on
Tuesday
Miss Rose Yingling was visitor at her
brother Vincent, tlFredericl, during the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs B. F. Hammaker gave a
surprise party in honor of Miss Ethel
Waddell.
Miss Louise Peddicord. of Mt. Airy,
spent part of the holidays with Mrs. w.
G.. Welsh.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. McCandlish visited
friends in Baltimore from Sunday till
Wednesday.
Misses Edith Suers and Lily Cutsail, Of
Mt. Pleasant, visited Mr.. and Mrs w. T.
Summers.
Miss Rose Yingling visited her sister
Mrs. r.. Boetler, near Jefferson, during
the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Radcliffe, of New
Midway, has been visiting relatives in
this vicinity.
John H. Wright spent last week in Bal
timere withhis daughter, Mrs. R. l.. Par
cell and family.
Mrs. W. D. ,Curfnan and daughter
spent Monday with the formers mother
in Wdlkersville.
Mrs. DIR NJ. Ramsay, OF Washington,
D. c., visited relatives and friends here
for several days.
Mrs. Emma Sappington of Unionvile,
spent last week with her daughter Mrs.
]. c. Sappington.
Walter Curfman spent several DAYS
with his uncle, Edgar Vanfossen and
idlllhy dt DdySVlllc.
Rev. ]. F. Wooden was rendered a fine
donation by the members of his parish
and many admirers
Mrs. w. .fWelsli.Visited her daughter
Mrs. Harry S. Boyle and family in EN-
mitsburg this week.
Master Howard Frank Thomas is Wis
itlng his parents Mr.. and Mrs. F. 6.
Thomas at Union Bridge.
Justice and Mrs. J. !. Hitselberger had
as guests Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hitsel-
berger, Of New Windsor.
Thurston Cronise. ofSykesville, visited
e: M. Eader and family from Thursday
till Saturday of last week.
Mrs. George II. Whitn1ore visited her
nephew, T. Arnold'Whitnior and family
in Frederick, for few days.
Maurice Starr contemplates organizing
a semi-professional baseball team to rep.
resent Liberty in a local league.
Mrs Charley Smith and sister, Miss
Carrie Norris, were the guests of Mrs. G..
Lorraine Simpson on Wednesday.
Miss George Smith, of this place.
spent sometime visiting the home of
O''--@eS' A'ANeSohNs VI ilOdl CilIODtlllc.
Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Summers gave a
surprise party in honor OF their guests,
Misses Edith Summers and Emily Cutsail.
The oyster supper given by the ladies
Of St. Peters Roman Catholic church on
the IL 10, IA, was "a great financial sue
cess.
The following girls and boys gave
Master LLOYD O. Simpson a surprise
party: Misses RHitselberger. Ruth
and Helen Smith, Olga Poole; Masters
Lyman AND Lorraine Sappington, Robert
and Hugh Carter, Scott Starr, Edward
Crum, Charles Carter and Luther Welsh.
The board Of directors Of the United
Steam Fire Engine Company met ard or
gained by electing Robert A. Bennett, |
president; Albert S. Smith, secretary;
William E. Filler. Charles M. Hagan and /
Jacob H. Counan. members of the stand
ng committee. The present drivers L.
H. Swain, Lewis III. Hahn and Harry w.
2idgely were reappointed. The substi-
ute is Thomas Chew. !