The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-02-10
LibertytoWn Notes.

LORRAINE SlulpSOu WdS Ill DdllllllOlS Oh
business.
Maurice F. Starr has returned from a
brief visit to Philadelphia.
r. c. McCandlish and Roy Gardner
spent several days IN Baltimore.
Miss Clara Poole, of Montgomery
county, was guest of Mrs. K. Y. Slmp-
son.
Miss Lizzie Filler, of near Daysville,
visited relatives and friends here last
week
Mrs. ]. c. Sappington and Miss Eva
Sappington spent one day last week in
Unionvlle,
Our sick are improving. Mr.. and Mrs.
Marcelus Beall, Grace MunshoWer and
Milton Carter.
Frank Winters, OF Middleburgh, Pa,
spent several days with his uncle. B. F.
Hammaker and family.
Father S. !. Kavanaugh, the popular
pastor of St. Peters church, has been a
visitor to Washington, D c.
There was preaching in the NJ. P.
church on Sunday last at 1880 a m. by
the pastor, Rev. J. F. Wooden.
w David Sweadner returned from a
very pleasant visit to his brother, Richard
Sweadner, at Wilmington, Del.
F. E. Swadener has been III Evansville,
assisting A. NJ. Follz, merchant, in taking
an inventory Of his stock Of goods.
Hon Frank r. Sappington, F. O..
Smith and Justice Clayton Trundle, was
in Frederick on business during the week.
Miss Mary Kimmel, of Baltimore, and
Miss Emma Payne, of Frederick, spent
several days this week with Miss Angela
Trundle.
Mrs Carrie Null, of New Windsor,
Carroll county. and Mrs Samuel Warner,
of near townsville, spent Sunday last with
Mrs. Francis f. Sweadner at this place
The Christian Endeavor Society met in
the NJ. Z. church on Sunday last at 6. 80
p. NJ. Topic: why Do You Believe in
Christian Endeavor Day." Leader Mrs.
w. T. SWeadner.
The services at St. Peters church Oh
Candlemas Day, February ?, was held at
s a. N. Mass and blessing OF the candles
was celebrated by the pastor. On Sun
day the usual services were held at 7 and
9 a m. Father Cavanaugh officiated at
both OF the services.
The Libertytown Cornet Band will
celebrate Lincoln's Birthday on Satur-
day, February nth, by grand street
parade headed by three bands Of music
at ? O'Clock in the afternoon and an
oyster supper in the Opera House in the
afternoon and night
The officers for the Christian Endeavor
for the ensuing year were elected and are
as follows: ]. T. Sim Albaugh president;
Mrs. Wallace Beall, vice president; Miss
Lima Clay, recording secretary; Miss
Beulah Swadener, corresponding secre-
tary, and John ID. Etzler. treasurer.
The euchre party at Mrs. r. V. Simp-
sons was a most enjoyable event. 1t was
given in, honor of Miss Annie Peddicordl
The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs F. HAM
mond, Mrs. f. Hammond, Mrs. r. O.
McCandish, Mrs. r. A. Simpson, Mrs. B
V. Norris. Mrs Ermick; Misses Annil
Peddicord, Clara Poole, Madge Edna
and Mary Sappington, Angela Trundlel
Gertrude Wright, Rose and Annie Ying
ling, Angela, Eva and Rene Sapplngton
Irene Simpson. Messrs. Leo Smith, DrI
J. c. Sappington, Eugene Hammond
James Boyle, Ned Hammond, Sidney
Hammond, RAYMOND Cashour, Roland
Simpson, Dawson Hammond, James M.
At eleven O'Clock a deli
cious lunch was served at the card table
and prizes given to the following ladies'
and gentlemen. Guests prize TO Miss
Annie Yingling; first ladies' prize to Miss
Rose Yingling; second, Mrs Frank Ham-
mond; consolation, Miss Irene Simpson. !
Gentleman's first prize to DIR. J. c. Sap
pington; second, Frank Hammond; con-
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