The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-03-31


James Houck and family have moved
10 their country home near Ceresville.
Hon. Frank Shaw of Westminster paid
social call to the Office of THE CITIZEN.
Miss Helen Taylor of Washington is
visiting Miss Grace E. Zimmerman, East
Batrick street
School Examiner Tohn T. White has
returned from inspecting some of the
county schools.
Charles S. Houck has purchased from
Charles Clipp his pacing horse Jack Elce-
mont for $500.
Cephas M. Thomas and daughter of
near Buckeystown. spent the day with
relatives in this city.
Mrs. N. o. Cline and sister, Mrs Alice
James of Boston, are visiting the formers
son, Casper E. Cline.
/ Ward c. Haffner of Hanover. Pa. &c
spending few DAYS with his mother
Mrs Samuel T. Haffner.
Claude Otzoit has taken the place of
George Neiberlein as the agent for the
Steiff pianos in Frederick.
Ensign Calvin Page of the U. s. s.
Yankton is spending a few days with his
parents on Record street.
Anon Burgee, Jr, east of Frederick. IS
visiting his grandparents, Rev. and Mrs.
Isaac Tozer Union Bridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Covell have re-
turned from their wedding trip and are
residing on East South street.
Mrs. Morgan Cecil and children. East
Street e.. 4
her parental home near Evansville.
Rev. Charles Hewitt of Los Angeles.
AL, who has been visiting Rev. and Mrs.
winters. Dill avenue, has returned.
Harry G.. Dorsey, the affabIe manager
OF Messrs. Rosenstock Bros, celebrated
the twentieth anniversary of his steward
ship. "
The Virginia Copper Company, now
having the most of their machiney in
readiness will shortly commence opera
tons.
I. T. Fox of Gibsonburg, Ohio, is
spending few days in this city on bust
ness. Mr.. Fox was born and raised in
Frederick.
While on East Third street Mr.. Harry
l.. Hagan was attacked by a stray dog
and had the middle finger of his left hand
bitten.
1t has been announced that all passen-
ger trains will stop at Pen Mar station
beginning April IS instead of May IS, as
heretofore.
Mrs. May Markell has purchased from
George VIM. Smith ''Braethorn one of
his cottages on Schley avenue, Braddock
Heights.
Misses Florence and Katharynne La
mar are visiting their aunt, Mrs. Edwin
l.. Pearce, at My Lady's Manor, Balti-
more county.
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Phleeger, who have
been spending some time with friends in
Baltimore, Gainesville and Ellicott CITY,
have returned home.
A large new boiler of $50 horse power
capacity has been received from Read
ing, Pa, for the Mountain City Mills, and
is being installed at the mill.
Minis Elizabeth Pearce, East Church
street, is visiting her parental home at
NY Lady's Manor. Baltimore county, and
ENJOYING her mIdt inter vacation
Spring moving is on and many changes
have been made and many more will be
made tomorrow. which is considered
moving day in this section of the State.
Miss Laura Getzendanner is visiting in
Baltimore, from there she will go to her
sisters, Mrs. ]. Tregallas in Grafton W.
Va, where she will make her home in
the future.
William E. Houck, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles E. Houck of Baltimore,
formerly of Frederick, now on the flagship
Tennessee at Guautonam, Cuba. has been
appointed sight setter"
At the end of the afternoon session on
Monday the Woman's College closed for
the spring vacation, and will reopen again
on Wednesday, April S. to continue until
commencement day, June 7.
One hundred and fifty laymen of the
Lutheran church attended the supper and
meeting held in the chapel on Tuesday
evening, at o'clock. Addresses were
delivered by DR.. L. B. Wolf Of Baltimore
and Mr.. Joseph D. Baker of this city.
The program at St Johns Literary In
stitute on Maryland Day was creditable
affair and much interest was manifested
by the parents of the children The fol
lowing program was carried out: Song,
"America," boys address of welcome
Master John Byerly; essay, Master An
drew Herring; flag drill, boys; essay
Master Joseph Eisenhauer; hymn, boys;
song. Maryland" boys; remarks, Rev.
FIR. w. ! Kane. in which he compliment
ed the boys for the excellent manner in
which they had acquitted themselves