The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-06-16

Mrs W. A. Smith and daughter, who
have been visiting her sister in Winches-
ter, Va, have returned.
A petition is in circulation asking the
city authorities to open Madison street
through to Telegraph street
The playground site has not as yet
been selected, so states Mrs. S. L. Motter,
president of the Civic Club.
Edgar H. Mcbride, who graduated at
the University of Maryland, Baltimore,
has arrived home for the summer.
Miss M. Virginia Smith, pupil of Mrs.
Mcdaniel, gave graduating recital at
the Woman's College on Tuesday last.
VIM. L. Cfamer of Montgomery county
is spending several days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred w. Cramer. E. Second street.
William H. Plummer, who has been
spending a,few days in this city, has re-
turned to the home of his son at Relay,
Md.
Miss Ruth Long, of Baltimore. STU
dent at the Woman's College, is the guest
of Miss Florence Lamar, East Church
street
Samuel Notnagle, janitor at the Court
receiving the congratulations of his many
friends
The Boy Scouts from Gettysburg ar
rived in Washington foot sore. Some of
the tired ones took an electric car at
Rockville.
Frank Danner. East Third street, got
his hand caught in a machine in the block
room at the OK Fibre Brush Works on
Saturday, cutting the end of one of his
fingers off.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry H. Abbott and
daughter, and Mrs. John H. Abbott, are
spending a !ew DAYS in Baltimore and
Washington.
Messrs. William and Claude R. Nc
Cleery, who have been visiting their
brother, Robert McCleery, in Chicago,
have returned.
c. C. Carly has received the contract
for the furnishing of the chairs for the
grandstand Of the Agricultural Society at
the fair grounds.
Mrs. Vincent Yingling. West Second
street, celebrated her thirtieth birthday
on June ID. She pleasantly entertained
her many callers.
Bishop McShery of South Africa, who
was the guest of Rev. FIR. w. J. Kane, at
ST. Johns rectory,s left for Philadelphia,
where he preached Sunday.
Mrs. Jesse Straiman Grove of this city
attended the alumnae reunion of the Mar
tinsburg, w. Va, High School. She was
a member of the class OF 81.
Judge J. A. c. Bond, attorney for the
B. & o. r. r., and Vincent Sebold, at
torney for the Emmltsburg Railroad, were
in the city on railroad business.
John Brashears, an employee at the
White Cross Milk Plant, fell between a
building and car standing alongside the
building and injured his hip considerably.
He was unable to continue work.
Capt. l. w. Dorsey of New Market suf-
fered stroke of paralysis, affecting his
speech and right side He is improving
and his condition is encouraging.
c. E. Geesey of this city was elected
sentinel of the Knights of the Maccabees
of the Maryland jurisdiction at the fifth
annual convention held in Baltimore.
Hugh S. Duffy son of Rev. DIR. and
Mrs. ]. w. Duffy of Winchester, Va. will
be teacher in the high school depart
ment of the John Kerr Public School,
Winchester
c. Lee Ordeman, junior engineer
student at Washington and Lee Univers-
ity, Lexington, Va. has been awarded
the Sewers Birely scholarship at that in
stitution.
Mrs. Cyrus Stengner Of Hanover, Pa;
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Reifsnider and child.
rem of Key Mar. Carroll county, who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. U.
Lough, have returned.
Professor Fogle, for several years prin-
cipal of the High School at Brunswick.
this county, has been selected to succeed
Prof. Roger J. Whiteford as principal of
the Rockville High School.
er of Walkersvlle, was struck by the
O'Clock Northern Central train Monday
morning at the crossing on the Woods
boro and Frederick turnpike and killed.
On Wednesday last Major Crosby, en-
gineer, Major Joseph w. Shirley and
Major w. B. Shipley were in this city to
inspect the camp site, and also went over
the matter of supplies for the use of the
camp.
A large barn raising took place on the
farm of Dr. Samuel c. CIaggett, near
Petersvlle on Saturday last and was at
tended by large crowd The barn is
45xSo feet and is being erected entirely
OF oak lumber. E. Lee Smith is the con-
tractor
Miss Sue White and brother, Grove,
from Kansas City, Missouri, are visiting
relatives in this county. They are grand
children of the late Hon. NJ !. Grove
Miss White, who graduated two years
ago at the Academy of the Visitation,
was present at the meeting of the alumni
and commencement at the Convent.
Frederick Jared pretty well at the meet
ing of the State Council, Senior Order
United American Mechanics. held in Bal
timore. The three prizes which were Of
fered by the State Council for the largest
increase in membership, were awarded to
members of Francis Scott Key Council
In the election of officers, z. Z Heidler
of Fredonia Council, was elected State
Councillor, and John F. GLAND, also of
Fredonia Council, was elected State Out
side Protector William c. Roderick of
Francis Scott X ev Council ,uaa alerfed nc