The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-09-22

fniiauelphla are visiting relatives in this
n city.
Arthur T. Kreh of Washington !,
spending few days with his mother ir
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Dennis. Balti
more, are visiting DIR. and Mrs. Franklin
B. Smith.
Harry E. Cramer of Washington is Wis.
ltlng Mr. and Mrs. Harry E Carly, East
Second street
Clarence Shepherd and wife of New
York, who were visiting in this city, have
returned home.
Charles Stalev has returned to Rock
Hill College, Ellicott City, to resume his
scholastic studies.
A concrete porch has been erected in
'front.' OF the residence of William Dieter,
West Patrick street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph F. Messmer of
Philadelphia, are visiting Mrs Kate Rich
ardson, East Third street.
! Two hundred and fifty students are ex-
! pected to be enrolled in the Woman's
College for the ensuing year.
County Commissioner Charles w. Tim
| hdo lyDllOlQ lever. he was
compelled to take to his bed last week.
NJ. B. Jacobs, travelling freight agent
OF the w. NJ. r. R. Co. ,awas in this CITY
inspecting the lines of the Frederick Rail
road.
A concrete porch and pavement has
been laid in front of the dwelling houses
OF Mrs. Amanda Summers, West Patrick
street.
J. and R. Lamb of New York received
the contract for the contemplated inn
provements at the Evangelical Reformed
church.
| Henry K. c. Fox has been awarded
the contract for the furnishing of two hot
air furnaces for All Saints Protestant Epis-
copal church.
AT meeting of the various churches
OF the city to establish uniform hour for
holding services they were unable to ar
range uniform time.
Owing to the death of Mrs. Margaret
M. Scharf. sister-in-law of Mrs. E. H.
Lama. Rev. and Mrs. Lamar were out of
the city for few days.
Coffey, of Baltimore, has secured the
dining room privileges at the Great Fred
erick Fair. He promises improved serv-
ice at moderate prices.
''Pd rather be poor and respectable
than rich and hated" remarked Crouch
erly. We'll, it's not your fault you are
poor" replied Bimmerly.
Hugh Herring of the battleship Della
ware is spending short leave of absence
with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Herring, at their home in Jefferson.
Miss Dorothy Lee, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles O'Donnell Lee, Needwood
Forest, this county, is among the list of
this seasons debutantes in Baltimore.
Maryland's Mammoth Industrial and
Pure Food Exposition being held in Bal
ence of 5000 people by Mayor Preston.
The Knights of Pythias have appointed
| Must committee, whose object is to
increase its membership to 500 members
by Christmas. Reno S. Harp is the chair
man.
County Treasurer Padgett up to Sep
tembeI /, of this year, collected in taxes
under the 1911 levy, S23,653.9o Last
year up to September 1, $40 443 was col
lected.
While operating trimming machine at
the OK Fibre Brush Works few days
ago, Foster Zecker had the misfortune TO
have the end of the forefinger of his lett
hand cut off,
Richard Thompson tcol. J, near Spen-
cersville, Montgomery county, killed
William Henry (col. while attempting to
burglarize his home. He was exonerated
by coroner's jury.
William J. Grove of Lime Kiln attend
ed the notification of the Democratic
standard bearers at Laurel, on Tuesday.
On Wednesday he attended the State
Central Committee in Baltimore.
Senator Isidor Rayner is now at Blue
Ridge Summit. Though he is still under
the care of his physician, his condition is
steadily improving, and it is expected that
his health will be fully restored in week
or ten days.
G.. 0. Paxton, electrician, has received
the contract for the wiring and electrical
work in connection with the lighting of
the new High School building. An up
to-date fire alarm system will be installed
in the building.
At a meeting of the Republican County
Central Committee from Frederick Dis
trict, an organization was affected by
electing Benjamin Rosenour, chairman;
Charles Croft secretary, and Willard N.
Nusz, treasurer Headquarters will be
established over the Clingan harness
store.
Mrs. Corinne Baughman de Garmendia
of Munich, Bavaria, who is sister of
Mr.. Charles H. Baughman OF this city,
and the late Col. L. Victor Baughman,
arrived in New York on the Red Star
Line steamship Finland. She left Munich
on the 9th. Later she will probably visit
in this city.
| Announcement was made by Congress
man |. Charles Iinthicum Of the appoint
ment of Robert Gordon Gambrill of Bal
timore as principal to the Naval Academy
at Annapolis. Mr. GambrlI is A son Of
Mrs. Lillian E. Gambrill and the late
Robert G. Gambrll. and grandson Of
Mr.. lanes H Gambrill Of this CITY,
The last installation of machinery has
been placed in the new abattoir, which
will be in readiness for business in few
weeks. The cement work cost $4,000,
ice plant aud cold storage machinery,
$40, 900. and butchering machinery, SIo,-
900. The special cement smoke stack IN
the rear of the plant cost $1,000 which is
the only one of its kind in Frederick.
In the thirty years ago items in the Bal
timore Meas on Saturday the following
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