The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-06-23
{ GOAL NEWS.
,ome Little lettings About Peo-
pie and Things.

Clarence Myers. of North York, Pa, is
LISTING Rev. f. H. Hummelbaugh,
Nest Patrick street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur E. Levy have re-
4urned to Frederick after spending their
honeymoon at Atlantic City.
PLAY grounds have been selected for the
benefit of children in the northern and
southern sections of the city.
Mr.. Austin F. Haffner, Rockwell Ter
race, has been visiting his Drother, Mr..
Ward c. Haffner, of Hanover, Pa
"a Frederick Railroad run an excursion
on Sunday last to Lewistown, and one on
Monday to Thurmont. 35c round trip.
Mfr. McOuilken deGrange, who has
been attending Columbia University, New
Work, is visiting his parental home in
Frederick.
DIR. Iohn c. Hildt, professor of history
a Smith College, Mass. spent a short
Inc with his aunt, Miss S. Thomas, w.
Second street.
Miss Anne Staley, East Second street,
<eft recently for Hagerstown, from which
blace she will go to Bradford. Pa, and
Niagara Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Marshall, and Miss
Tiara Myers, of York, Pa, spent Sunday
Nth Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. w. Cramer, E.
Second street.
A marriage license was issued in Balti-
more to William H. Roberts, IT,, "a Mt.
Alrv, and Grace B. Johnson, FL, Woods.
boro, this county.
Miss Edna Roderuck, east of Frederick,
Tho has been teaching at Western Mary
Ihnd College, is spending her vacation at
Her parental home.
The excursion to Baltimore and Wash
'hgton on Sunday last carried I16 persons
Ifom this city. 81 went to Washington
Ind IS to Baltimore.
lanes H. Gambrill, James H. Gam
brill IT., Miss Maize Gambrill and lanes
a. Gambrill, grid, East Third street, are
1n visit to Atlantic City.
Rev. DR.. Thomas Freeman Dixon has
lone to Baltimore where he will attend
be meeting of the Baltimore Presbvtery
Which convenes there tomorrow.
The Board of Aldermen have purchased
handsome press table for the use of the
Newspaper men who are assigned to
<pver the meetings of the City Fathers.
DR.. C. F. Goodell is in Buffalo, N. Y,
Intending the meeting of the Modern
Noodmen. DIR. Goodell is the head ply
clan of the order in the State of Mary.
nd
Miss Elizabeth Pearce, East Church
#reet, is visiting her parental home at
NM Lady's Manor, Baltimore county.
3he was accompanied by Miss Katherine
lamar
Engineers William H. Boardman and
Hrobasco, who were here to assist in
varding the contracts for the improve
beats to the water works returned to
Philadelphia.
Official notification was received by
pstmaster Birely that Frederick had
Zen named as one of the repositories of
be postal savings bank. The order will
into effect on July IS.
Miss Lulu Hummel, the circus girl,
ho was injured during an exhibition of
L Forepaugh-Se show at York, last
fioay, unless other complications de-.
Flop, it is said, may recover.
Miss Helen A. Mullinix, East Third
rect, who has been visiting Miss LaRue
err, Of Westminster, during the COM
encement exercises of Western Mary
nd College, has returned home.
C.. Thornton Mackenzie, son of Mr..
pd Mrs. w. !. Mackenzie. of Hagers-
wn, has entered West Point Military
cademy, being one of the 24o members
the new class at that institution.
President Apple, of the Woman's Col
&c, has been on an inspection of num-
r of schools in New England. He
sited Mt. Holyoke College, Walnut
i'll School at Natick, Mass, Wellesley
ollege, near Hartford, Conn.
Maurice Holdcraft has resigned his
bstion with the c. & p Telephone Co.,
bd has accepted position as division
ire chief of the United Telephone Co.,
18th headquarters at Altoona, and has
Psumed charge OF his new duties.
W. D. Eberhart, deputy to John E.
gorge, Motor Vehicle Commissioner of
be State, has been busy in the city ex-
mining conditions relating to tags, lights
hd licenses on autos and motorcycles
everal violators have been arrested.
Great Sachem Henry l.. Bennett and
ustice c. H. Eckstein, of Chippewa
ribe No. 10, |. o. R. NJ, went to
Voodsboro, where they exemplihed the
FORK of the order to the new tribe which
Jas recently instituted at that place.
Dr. David Schley Schaff, of the faculty
the Western Theological Seminary.
Rittsburg, Pa, and daughter, Marie Louise
$chaff; Mrs. Jennie Schley Miller, Mrs.
Fannie Schley Hewes, Miss Agnes
Schley and Misses Lillian Schley, left on
b automobile "Trip to Pittsburg.
Maynard McBridge, Of the Maryland
agricultural College, is spending some
ime with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
|hrd F. Mcbride, near Feagavllle. He
Ras accepted position in the chemical
hbratory department Of the college,
which he will fill during the summer.
4 George H. Mayhem, a saloonkeeper
III Hagerstown, was electrocuted at his
Saloon Just as he was about to turn on the
Saloon light for the night. He grasped
bold of the socket and was knocked
down and died few minutes afterward.
he accident was due to a crossed wire.
Robert Carroll Howard, formerly of
Frederick, graduated at the Cornell Med
cal College, at New York. Mr.. Howard
Won distinction in his course. He was a
graduate of the New York City College
VI Pharmacy in 1905. He has been APP
pointed to the staff of the New York City
Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lee, the latter
Formerly Miss Mary Kuhn Harris, whose
marriage recently took place at Devon,
Pa, have returned from their honeymoon,
hnd are spending the summer with Mr..