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

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Judge Hammond Urner left to atten,
the sessions Of the Court of Appeals
The Misses Trail, Court street, enter
tanned the Monday Bridge Club at thei
home.
Mrs. Joseph F. Elsenhauer, West Pat
rick street, who has been i'll is somewha
better.
Tom Cantwel the old Winchester
twirler has signed with the St Louis
Nationals.
Mr.. VIM. J. Grove, President of the NJ
]. Grove Lime Company was in this city
on business.
Miss Lucy Eisenhauer, trained nurse
OF Baltimore, was at her parental home for
! a brief stay.
The Frederick Railroad Company has
! placed new car for use in Frederick
into service.
Mr.. George w. VanFossen, West All
Saints street, quietly celebrated his 75rd
birthday at his home.
! Frederick Chapter, D., A. r., were en-
! tertained on Tuesday at the residence OF
Mrs. r. S. J. Dutrow.
Mr.. John H. Frazier, South Market
street, has gone to Boston, Mass, by way
of boat from Baltimore.
Mr.. G.. A. r. Snoufer, of Buckeyes
town, was thrown from his buggy and
sustained painful injuries.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. B. Grimes, of Johns
vile, has been spending few DAYS with
their son. Sheriff Grimes
Mr. George E. Miller, of Bridgeville
Del, is visiting his sister, Mrs. G. Wesley
Kindley, East Church street.
Amended articles of Incorporation of
the Pythian Castle Association have
been filed in the clerks Office.
Ex-senator Newman lost by death his
family mare Pet She was 81 years old
and great favorite Of the Senator's.
Mrs Charles H. Baughman, West
Church street, has gone to Norfolk, Va,
to attend the funeral of Miss Maria Doyle
During the strong wind storm on Mon
day, an electric light pole was blown over
on Water street near Messrs. J. M. New
man & Co. S coal yard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard S. Brugh and
| little son, Searight, who spent the holi-
/ days with Mr.. Brugh's mother, in Phil
adelpnla, nave returned.
John Staley, lately with Mr. David
Croft, florist, has accepted position as
assistant to Secretary Barker in the lower
Office at the Y. NJ. c. A.
Mr.. Samuel c. Titlow, who was struck
by a falling trolley pole near Thurmont
| last week, is able to be out and was at the
car barn Tuesday morning.
,,,oc -, +l,a
at Woodsboro by a committee of men Of
that place. The Frederick Select Orches-
ira will furnish the music.
Some time during the week nine fine
live turkeys disappeared from the premises
at Montevue Hospital. There is no clue
to the parties who took them.
A few friends of Miss Lille Birely gave
her a linen shower at the home of Mrs.
Charles l. Doll, West Third street. De
licious refreshments were served.
Mrs. E. H. Hummebaugh and daugh-
tiers, Misses Grace and Catherine, Dill
avenue, who have been visiting relatives
in Chambersburg have returned.
The recently elected officers of the
Frederick Council, No. IIo6, Royal Ar
canum, were installed recently by Dep
uty Grand Regent, William G.. thinner
man.
c. H. Stone, OF this city, has passed
a probationary examination before Pri
vate !. d. Burbage, who has charge of
the local recruiting station of the United
States Army.
The stringing of trolley wires on the
Thurmont Division of the Frederick
Railroad has been completed to a short
distance north of the Burkhart Farm,
near Yellow Springs.
Messrs. f S. Mobley & Bro, have
received the contract for the remodelng
of the steam heating plant of the Anna
Hughes Hospital at Charlestown, w. Va.
A new boiler will also be installed.
The many friends of Mrs. Jennie A.
Hardin, of Braddock Heights. will be
glad to know that she is somewhat re-
covered from her recent illness, at the
residence of her uncle in Washington.
The Frederick Improvement Company
contemplatcs opening up street, an ex-
tension Of East Fourth street, running from
the tracks of the Northern Central Rail
road back to the Monocacy Turnpike.
Bishop w. F. Anderson, Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church, residing at Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, will visit this city on Thnrs-
day, January 70, and will deliver an adj
dress in the Methodist Episcopal church.
The Judges of the Circuit and Or
phans' Courts and the clerks in the Reg
lister of Wills office were entertained by
Mr.. 7. Fenton Thomas, Deputy Register
of Wills, at a delightful luncheon at the
Y. M. c. A. cafe.
The young people who formed the COM
panv which gave THE Little Tycoon"
and "The Bohemian Girl" last year under
the musical direction of Mrs Burck, have
begun to lay plans for another opera of
greater proportions to be given some
time in May.
Mrs. Patrick McDermott and son,
Daniel, of Norristown, Pa, are on a visit
/ to Frederick. Mrs. McDermotts daugh-
ter. Miss Anna McDermott, who was a
student at the Academy OF the Visitation,
took the veil about four years ago, and is
now Sister Anna Marie, of the Convent
Master Daniel will enter Mt. St Mary's
Academy
Luther NJ. Broadly auctioneer sold at
Park Mills for Frederick A. Ordeman and
Iohn Francis Smith. trustees. the follow
inc property: A two-story frame house
and lot for 1886. so; two-story frame
house and lot for SI49, and lot OF ground
containing I24 IS square perches sub
stantialy improved, for $2eS. All the
property was purchased by Frederick w.
Cramer.
Managers of the City Hospital