The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-06-23


Mrs. Frederick Schroeder. N. Market
street, quietly celebrated her Soth birth.
day this week
Mr.. Samuel Trott, of Baltimore, drum.
mer for the Cinco Tobacco Company, was
in Frederick on business.
Mrs William Poland, East Sixth street,
has been taken to the Frederick CITY
Hospital with typhoid fever
The buggy of Professor Lynn Stephens
was badly damaged by colliding with a
motor cyclist on the Woodsboro pike.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Etchison have
rented the Franklin Savings Bank apart
ment and will take possession at once.
Miss Fannie Halter and sister, Miss
Lucretta Haller, are visiting their brother,
Mr.. Nicholas Haller, Washington. D. c.
Mrs. William H. Morrow. Miss Eliza
! beth Lea and Miss Kathyrn Morrow. of
Baltimore, are visiting friends in this
county.
The Martinsburg Red Men will be
quartered during their stay on July the
4th at the Casino building, West Patrick
street.
Miss Mildred Shipev, of this city, is
visiting her cousin, Miss Frostie F.
Schmid of 1000 North Rutland avenue,
Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Rhoades, who
have been touring the Southern vaude-
vile circuit, are spending several DAYS in
this city.
Mr. Edward Horton Rouzer, of Elkins,
w. Va, is spending his vacation with his
mother Mrs. Gertrude Lamar Doll, East
, Third street, this city.
The organ in All Saints chapel, Court
street, is being overhauled and returned
by force of workmen from the M. P.
Moler Works of Hagerstown.
Edward S. Delaplaine, East Second
street, was awarded the Taylor sholar-
ship at the commencement exercises of
Washington and Lee University.
Miss Harriet QUINN Rigney, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Alan Rigney, of Balti-
more, is among the list of graduates of
the Western High School, that city.
Residents of Woodsboro district were
before the County Commissioners favor
ing and opposing the granting of the Pc
tition to open a road in that district.
Miss Mary Ingle, who has been spend
ing some time in Washington, will leave
for Saranac Lake and the Adriondacks,
where she will spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Derr and son,
Vernon Derr, who have been spending
several days in with Hagerstown friends,
have returned to their home, East Patrick
street.
Messrs. kunkel Ebert and Elmer War
ner, employed by Mr. William H. Rams
burg, have resigned their positions with
the intention of going into business for
themselves.
The General SYNOD of the Lutheran
church of the United States will be held
at Atchlson, Kan, in 1913. This was de-
cided upon at the late session in Wash
ington City.
Mr.. Claude S. McCleery, who has
been spending several months on vaca-
ton for his health. is again in his custom
airy place in Steiner Brothers, North
Market street.
Rev. Douglass Hooff, of All Saints
Protestant Episcopal church, has gone to
Hancock, where he will attend the meet
ing of the Archdeaconry of Cumberland,
which will be in session there.
1t is reported that Mile. Petrot, who
does the daring automobile ride down the
incline in Forepaugh & Sells Brothers
circus, which showed here last Thursday,
was injured at Chambersburg.
Mrs Arthur Williams and daughter,
Miss Helen Williams, of Elkridge, How
Mrs Williams father, Mr. McClintock
tctra
DR.. Franklin B. Smith and DR.. Thos.
B. Johnson left for Los Angeles, where
they will attend the meeting of the Amer
icun Medical Association which is to be
held there. They will return about July
IS
Assistant State Superintendent Purdum
has been in the city making arrange
ments in connection with its annual meet
ing of the State Teachers Association
which will be held in Braddock Heights
the last three days Of June.
Prof. Maurice c. Beckwith who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel L.
Lilly, East Second street, and Mr.. ard
Mrs. Grayson H. Staley, West Third
stceet, for some time. left for Great Bar
rington; Mass, TO visit friends.
Eugene H. Abaugh, East South St,
has gone to Tiffin, Ohio, where he will
attend the National Council of the Jr. o.
u. A. NJ, which is in session there this
week. He is one OF the representatives
from the State Council OF Maryland.
The annual examinations for the teach
ers are being held in the Girls High
School building. There are 81. white
people taking the examination and 6
colored. Besides the teachers examina
ton the examinations for the scholarships
are also being held. There are g appli-
cants for them.
The ''Don't Worry" Club has moved
to the Heights, where the members Will
spend the rest of the season ENJOYING
camp life They announce that visitors
will always be welcome at the camp.
The following are the members: Lewis
Lebherz, Walter L. Flautt, Bernard
Kennedy and Gust Reener.
Rev. John NJ Chatagnon, of Maine;
Rev. B. L Favard, of Baltimore; Messrs.
William McHugh, of Providence, r. IL;
Victor and Mark Colbert, of Washing
ton; Mallory Brien, of Baltimore; New
ton Brewer. of Washington; Misses Helen
Pepper, of Phoenix. Arizona, and lila
Louise OBrien. of Pensacola, Fla, are
guests, of "Gayfield," the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Rohrback, near this
city
The officials Of the Security Cement
and Lime COMPANY have extended an
invitation-to Governor Crothers and the
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