The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-06-02
LOCAL NEWS.
Some Little lettings About Peo-
pie and Things.


pany lost horse by death.
Miss lula Mccormick of Xena, Ohio,
is visiting Miss Elinor Marley.
William E. Staup of Philadelphia is
spending short time in this city.
William Bales, West Church street, is
confined to the house by sickness.
j. Mrs August Meier North Market ST.,
is confined to the house by sickness.
The fishing season opened on June I
and the lovers OF the sport are happy.
Justice Clayton Trundle of Liberty was
on visit to ourscity during the week.
Mrs. ]. Henry Lampe, is on a visit to
her son, J. Gerhardt Lampe, in Baltimore
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Stmmell were
in this city on Tuesday last on business.
L. A. Potter and wife of Washington
are visiting their daughter, Mrs J. J.
Rives.
Rev. S. Carros Kroh, missionary to
Greece. is visiting Mrs. c. H. Bennett
near Clifton.
Mrs. F. L. Hummelbaugh of North
York, Pa, is visiting her son, Rev. E. H.
Hummelbaugh.
Professor Burgee entertained the High
school graduating class at his home, Park
Hall, east of the city.
H. Eugene Willard, freight agent at the
Frederick Railroad, is confined to the
house with sore foot
Mrs. Benjamin Duvall east of this city,
who is undergoing treatment at the City
Hospital, is improving.
Mrs. Daniel Seeger and children of ST.
Louis, Mo-, are visiting Mrs. Sarah Brust
and Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Virts
Howard D. Kefauver of Middletown
Valley and J. H. Enright purchased lots
at Rosemont from H. G. Tritapoe.
A festival was held at St. Johns Park
by the ladies of the congregation of St.
Johns church, realizing nice sum.
The Ohio Marylanders' Association will
hold their reunion this year at Kil-Kare
Park, near Xenia, Ohio, August 2 and 3.
Prof Maurice G.. Beckwith, formerly of
the faculty of the Woman's College, this
city, is on a several weeks visit to Fred
erick.
Burns M. Michael and wife of Baltimore
are visiting his brother, w. O. Michael,
at his handsome new home, near Fred
erick
Lewis A. Rice, Jr., rendered delight
full banquet at the home OF his parents to
the Class of 1911, High School, Of which
he is member.
Roger B. Wood, son of Col. J. E. r.
Wood, has been selected as chief law
clerk by the firm of O'Gorman, Battle &
Marshall, New York.
Mrs. c. c. Helfenstein, Clarke place,
has gone to Ellicott City, where she will
spend some time with her son, Rev. Ed
ward Helfenstein.
Mrs. George List, who has been under
going treatment at the Frederick City
Hospital, has returned to her home. She
is very much improved
Mrs. Charles F. Schroedel, who was
operated upon at the City Hospital, has
recovered sufficiently to return to her
home on East Patrick street.
Miss Susie c. Poole, manager of Miss
George A. Poole's stationery store, re-
ceived postal shower in honor of her
birthday, from her numerous friends.
Rev. Simon s. Miller and A. c. Nc
Cardell have returned from Canton Ohio,
where they were in attendance at the
General Synod of the Reformed church.
Mrs George w. B. Shriner and grand
daughter, Cornelia Ross. accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace w. Clarke to Den
yer, where they will spend the summer.
Mrs. Curtis Thomas and Mrs. Lester
Thomas and son of Washington, who
have been spending few DAYS with
friends and relatives in this city, have re-
turned.
Jacob c. Snyder and wife and Mrs.
Martin of Germantown spent the evening
with his brother. w Fred Snyder, on
their way on an automobile trip to Get
tysburg.
A family reunion was held at the home
Of Samuel Fitez. 234 East Fourth street,
this city. Besides the four members OF
the family, 27 relatives of direct descent
were present.
Two hundred and fffy-six persons took
advantage of the excursion on Sunday
and made the trip from Washington to
Frederick. Many former Fredericton
ians were among the excursionists.
The'new abbatoir is progress ng nicely
and the work is being rushed by the man.
agement. Ii will be one OF the most up
to-date enterprises in the city, and will no
dOhDA pC a pdDhiS hhN'oNh~hN'
The work of the extension Of the sewer
on the north side of East Patrick street
has been commenced. The sewer will
be continued from the front of Philip See
gers blacksmith shop to Wisner street.
Bel Air was designated by Postmaster
General Hitchcock as one of the fifty adj
ditional postal repositories. making the
total number to date 276. There are two
others in Maryland, Annapolis and Frost
burg.
Reno s. Harp delivered the memorial
address for the G. A. X. and numerous
secret societies in Hampden Hall, Baltl-
more, May 80. He was invited by Ie-
cumseh Tribe, No. IoS, |. o. X. NJ, that
city.
Prof. R. Ridgelv, principal OF the
Harmony school, gave four OF his pupils
an auto trip to Washington for regular at
tendance for the past two years. those
in the party were Maynard Bittle. Guy
Summers. Edgar Brandenberg and Harry
Summers.
The last regular meeting OF the Fred
erick City Hospital Guild until Septem
Der was held May 90. Only routine bus.
mess was transacted, which was followed
by social hour. Refreshments OF ice
cream, Strawberries and cakes were
served.
Miss Hanna A. Coale, teacher IN the
State Normal School, will have charge oil
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