The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-07-14

Hii. anu MI. FREQ Frost OF Baltimore
are visiting relatives in this city.
Postal Bank opened on Thursday the
18th. j. w. Himbury is in control
Mrs. Carrie Paterson, East Third street
York - -'0"
Misses Helen Klein and Mariana Dol
are visiting Mrs. l.. P. Scherer in Wash,
ington.
City Attorney Edward 7. Smith is
spending several days in Washington on
business
Mrs. S. w. Fox of Millville, N. T.. is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Roser, East
Third street.
Rev Dr. Mackall of Midland, Md, is
spending few days with Rev. FIR. w. I.
Kane at St. Johns rectory.
Miss Pansie Carlin of Boyds, who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Golden Her
wig, East South street, has returned.
Shade trees on East Patrick street be.
tween Carroll and East streets will not be
disturbed by the new street measurement.
Mrs. Lucinda Miller celebrated her o2nd
birthday at the home of her daughter
Mrs. S. A. F. Toms, East Second street
One of the globes on the lamps in front
of the Central National Bank building
was broken by wagon turning the cor
ner.
| Walter Pareca, foreman under Contract
or Koy, suffered severe attack of angina
pectoris. He was relieved by DIR. Hen
dirk.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S. Michael of Doubs
and Miss jamie Delashmutt are on visit
to Mrs. ANNA Cline at Newton High
, lands, Mass.
DIR. West of North Carolina was in this
city examining hospital conditions in the
city. He declared Frederick City Hos
pital model.
Young and Staley have sold for Mrs.
Hattie V. Kline her two-story dwelling
house and lot in Doubs to Mrs. Mary /
Edwards, on private terms.
The work of making the excavations
tor the laying of the curbing on East Pat
rich street between Carroll and East
streets has been commenced.
H. P. Shaffer of Baltimore, traffic sup
ervlsor of the c. and P. Telephone Com
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interest OF the business of the company.
Hugh S. Duffey has been appointed to
a temporary clerkship in the Central Ma
tlonal Bank, to serve during the absence
of Edward Nicodemus until September I.
Frederick's oldest citizen, Mr.. Nicholas
d. Hauer, passed another milestone of
his career on July 7, and now has the dis
tnction of having reached the advanced
age of "a years.
Frederick Whitney of Glen Echo, Mont
gomery county, was fined $50 for hitting
Mrs. Walter J. VanSweringer, formerly
of this city, during a quarrel over some
trespassing on the premises.
Fire insurance agents of Maryland will
have a reunion at the Blue Mountain
House this week. 1t is probable the out
come will be the formation of an aSsocia.
ton by underwriters throughout the State.
A youngster riding a bicycle up North
Market street ran INTO Mrs. Howard
Young at the corner of Second and Mar
ket streets. Mrs. Young was thrown to
the street by the impact and considerably
bruised
open on July 10 and continue ten days
under the management of Rev. s. P.
Otis of North East Prot. J. S. Whiting
ham of Baltimore and Rev. Cotton Amy
of East Bangor, Pa.
J. Alton Kolb of Louisville, KY, and
Mrs. w. B. Murray of Norfolk, Va, who
have been spending several days in Fred
erick attending the funeral of their broth
er, the late John w. Ko,b, have returned
to their respective homes.
Miss Edna Mock OF Middletown was
rendered a reception at Hotel Gaver,
Middletown, by a number of her friends
in honor of her departure for Europe.
The evening was spent in social games
and refreshments were served.
Edgar Marman, formerly with |. w.
Albaugh of this city who has been IN
Norfolk, Va, for some time past, has
formed co partnership with Mr.. Ev-
ans, that city, and has opened tonsorial
parlors on Main street, Norfolk, Va.
The Utica Sunday school will hold their
picnic Saturday, August I9, in Mrs. Geo.
w. Miller's grove, near Lewistown.
There will be excellent trolley service to
accommodate all those wishing to attend
from Frederick and Thurmont and near
by points.
Mary Wilson Condor aged eight years,
daughter OF A. w. Condor, this city, won
a prize for her story submitted in the con-
test conducted by the Sunday edition of
the Baltimore SIN on the THE Most
Exciting Fourth OF July" Her story was
entitled Fourth Her Birthday"
John Otis, an elderly gentleman of
Buckeystown, was taken down with ty-
phoid fever several DAYS ago. He was
brought to Frederick in an ambulance
and taken to the Frederick City Hospital.
No other cases of the disease have been
reported recently at Buckeystown.
The. second annual picnic by the Ling
anore Baseball Team will be held in
Roop's Woods, at Linganore, to the
north of Roop Store, on Saturday, July
18th, 1917, commencing at II O'Clock.
Two games of baseball will be PLAYED,
Linganore VS.. A. P. c. The address of
the day will be delivered by Roland X.
Simpson of Libertytown. Linganore VS..
Unonvile. A select orchestra will be in
attendance. Dancing begins at a p. m.
Refreshments of all kinds will be on the
grounds. Let everybody attend and en-
joy themselves.
Miss Jennie Smith and her Railroad
Bows" Of the Baltimore and Ohio system
are to hold their thirtieth annual reunion
at Island Park. Harper's Ferry. on Thurs
day. July 27. The employees committee
in charge announces that arrangements
hava heen made for the largest gathering