The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-03-31
GOAL NEWS.
Some Little lettings About Peo-
pie and Things.

the Girls High SCnOol on Saturday last
Miss Eleanor Everitt of Orange, N. T.,
is visiting the Misses Trail, Court Square
Frank L. Bentz of Hagerstown spent
Sunday with relatives and friends in this
city.
w N. Jolliffe of the Commercial Ope-
rators is spending the week in York, Pa,
on business
DR.. w. G.. Benner, the Federal expert
on the tuberculin test in cattle was in thi.
city recently.
Horace w. Clarke of Denver, COL.
has made application. for membership in
the Board Of Trade.
, Miss Angela Trundle of Libertytown,
gsyho has been visiting at F. B. Sapping-
toms, has returned.
Mrs. William H. Kinks is suffering from
a burn on the face caused by a spark
from the Anderson fire.
Fire of unknown origin destroyed the
tenant house belonging to William A.
Staley, near Yellow Springs.
William H. Brengle, Jr., West Patrick
street, who has been spending some time
in Roanoke, Va, has returned.
A marriage license was issued in Balti-
more to Levi Hoffecker and Addie NJ.
Hood. Mt. Airy, Carroll county.
DR.. Charles f. Barker of Washington
addressed the last of the mems meetings
at the City Opera House on Sunday last
Maryland Dav was observed by the
schools of the county on Friday last with
special programs appropriate for the day.
Aubrey Nlcodemus has accepted a po-
sition with the insurance firm of Devibiss
& Urner, and has entered upon his new
duties.
A horse belonging to the Maryland
Brick and Supply Company had its right
hind leg broken necesstating its being
killed.
R. w. Allnutt of Rockville was indicted
by the grand jury of Montgomery county,
on three counts. He will be tried in
April
Chairman Hanna has issued call for
meeting of the Republican State Cen
trail Committee at the Hotel Rennert,
April S.
Master Hunter Bowers, son of Mr..
Grayson Bowers, was painfully bruised
having been struck by the Parcel Delivery
automobile
DR.. !. Oliver Hendrix and family will
remove to the property on East Second
street recently vacated by Rev. Henri l..
G.. Kieffer
1t is rumored that the new St. Charles
College will be permanently erected at
Cloud Gap instead of on the old site near
ElIicott City
The last spike in the extension Of the
Chambersburg, Greencaste and Waynes-
boro Railroad from Pen Mar to Highfield
was driven on the 18th.
The following BaItimoreans have been
visitors to our city recently: Messrs. Otto
Renner, John Ewell, Frank Fox, Winters
NJ Fleming, Ray Morgan.
Miss Albert w. Condor of this city has
been awarded a prize by the Glidden
Varnish Company for suggesting a new
use to which JapA-Lac may be putt
Frank Neipold of Washington is spend
ing some time in Frederick. He is en-
gagged in doing some of the gliding at the
pew Central National Bank building
= Frederick Lodge. Loyal Order of the
Moose, held largely attended meeting
at which time the degrees of the order
were conferred upon eleven candidates.
MiliC NO. 4 vi lilC OCOI SlCCh SOdl
Company, Inc, has been closed down
after having been in operation four years.
The coal has been entirely worked out.
Mr.. Probasco. the engineer in the en-
ploy of w. H. Boardman, is speedily &C
quainting himself with the water condi-
tons for a relief to the water problem of
the city.
Mrs. L. " Baughman of Poplar Ter
race, has gone to New York where she
will spend ten days on an automobile
trip Her automobile has been shipped
to that city.
Collector of The Port of Baltimore, w.
+. Stone, announced the promotion OF
John NJ Shook of this county from clerk
in the cashiers division to day inspector
at 81 per diem.
The laymen of the Grace Reformed
church held a supper on the oath. Mis-
sions were discussed by Rev. DR.. Mitts of
Washington. Harry J. Kefauver acted
as toaStmastor.
Rev. A II. Zimmerman, formerly Of
this city, who has been for three years
pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal
church. Utica, N Y, will transfer back
to the Baltimore Conference.
County Commissioners William Fl. Ho-
garth and Charles W. Zimmerman and
Civil Engineer c. Harry Derr were at
Lime Kiln surveying and resurveying the
road from Lime Kiln to the New Design
road
The Art Club at a recent meeting dis
cussed literary forces of Germany. Those
who read papers were Misses Dora RAMS
burg, Bertha Trail and Mrs. Harry Hal
Ter. Mrs. ID. Hendrckson presided.
Lunch was served.
While passing through the barnyard at
her home, Harmony, this county, Mrs.
Charles Cline was attacked and knocked
down by bull. Her screams brought
her son, Elmer, who drove the animal
away with pitchfork.
The United Railway Co. expresses
Willingness To restore commutation books
TO suburban residents if the Public Serv-
Ice Commission would render decision
that such sale was lawful. The commls-
Sion decided to hear all arguments to be
Presented in the case.
An all day teachers institute will be
ned in the Brunswick school tomorrow,
April l. beginning at 10. 80 o'clock. Or.
Hatton of Powhattan College, Charles
To-, w. Va, will deliver an address.
NvcE ef theme to be discussed will be
Leading the Children to Love Good
Literature"