The citizen., 1911-06-30
Liberty Items.

Mr. NJ. Ramsay has been visiting
friends in Baltimore and Washington.
Miss Louise Sappington, of Frederick
| has been recent guest of Mrs r. c.
Estep.
Mrs. s. H. Thomas and Mrs. NJ. F.
Starr, visited friends in Union Bridge,
last week
Messrs. James and Albert Boyle, ol
Baltimore, were recent visitors to their
parental home.
Mrs. J. Dorsey Jones has been enter
tanning her brother, Mr.. Z. Hammond,
of Hoods Mill.
Miss Gertrude Wright has returned
from delightful visit to friends in Nc
Sherrystown, Pa.
Messrs. James and Francis Conrad,
| of McShe rystown, Pa, were visitors to
our town recently.
Misses Margaret and Mary Claire
Boyle, of Emmitsburg. are visiting
relatives near town.
Mrs. w. r. Stuart of Brunswick, spent
! several days with her brother, DIR. T. A.
Simpson and family.
Mrs. R. c. PARCEL and daughter Miss
Beatrice, OF Baltimore. are visiting her
father, Mr.. John H. Wright.
Mr. Sidney A. Trundle, wife and son,
| OF Baltimore. returned to their home
after pleasant visit to friends here.
Mr.. Charles w. Strawsburg, of Tohns-
vile, spent few DAYS last week with
, ex-Sheritf John Sweadner and family.
Miss Lila Simpson and DR.. Fletcher
McPhedran, of Baltimore, are visiting
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
w. Simpson,
There was preaching in the Methodist
Protestant Church on SUNDAY last. at 10
a. m. Christian Endeavor meeting was
held al s. m.
MIR. Harry @. Dorsey, representing H.
G. Dorsey and Company, has been visit
ing his many friends in this vicinity
recently on business.
The household effects of Mr.. R. c.
McCandlish were moved from this place
to Walkersville, last week, and were
shipped to Salisbury.
Miss Minnie R. Monshaur, who has
been engaged in the millinery business in
South Carolina, has returned home to
spend her summer vacation
Mr.. r. c. McCandish has sold his
property, lbetter known as the DR..
Thomas sim property. to Professor
Wellace r. Beall, on private terms.
DR.. O. B. Stone and B. F. Lorraine
Simpson were in Baltimore the latter
part OF last week, and while there Dr.
Stone purchased a two-seated, o-horse
Warren-Detroit automobile, in which
they returned home.
Justice John !, Hitselberger, was in
Frederick recently, in the interest of the
big Pic Mic and Tournament, which will
be held by the patrons of Saint Peters
Roman Catholic Church, which will be
held on Wednesday, July 10TH.
Mr.. z. c. Crum has been engaged to
make survey in this vicinity on June
5oth, for the purpose of erecting water
works. Also laying out the town pre-
llminary to procuring a charter of incor-
poration from the General Assembly.
The ladies and gentlemen of Saint
Peters Roman Catholic Church. of Lib
ertytown, Frederick county. Md, are
getting very busy making preparations
for the Great Annual Tournament and
Picnic. which will be held in Pine
Mountain Park. one-half mile south of
Libertytown on Wednesday, July 10th,
1911. The riding will begin at 10 a. M.
prompt. Two sets of crowns and S25.oo
in prizes will be given The four sue
cessful knights will receive the sums of
SIS, SIo, 81, respectively. The attrac-
ions will consist of a Merry-go- Round.
Shooting Gallery, Doll Racks. Cane
Stands, etc. The Frederick Select Or.~i
chestra will be in attendance. Dancing
will be INDUCED in until late hour.
The address. TO the knights and the
coronation address will be delivered by
Messrs. Samuel A. Lewis and Aaron
r Anders, prominent members of the (
Frederick Bar.
Dinner aud supper will be nicely
served at rs cents each. Ice cream.
axes. candy, cigars. &c, will be sold.
The officers and the committee which
las charge Of making the preparations
or this huge affair." which promises to be
he greatest event of the kind ever held
II Frederick county, is composed of the
well known gentlemen: Cen
.ral Manager, Rev. Father Samuel |.
<avanaugh; President, Sydney S. Sap
'ington; Vice-Presidents, Charles A.
lawrence, James NJ Sappington. f. o.
'mith; Cashier, Henry Boyle; Treas
rer, r. Frank Sappington; Secretary
Clayton Trundle; Harry S. Boyle,
-hief Marshal