The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-09-01
Liberty Locals.

the sick list.
Lorraine Simpson has been in Balti-
more on business.
Miss Gertrude Wright visited Miss
Edna Eader recently.
DR. o. Stone and Henry Boyle were
in Baltimore recently.
Mrs. DIR. o. B. Stone and daughter
spent the day in Mt. Airy.
Mrs. Susie Porter of Baltimore is at her
uncle's, Winfield T. Sweadener.
Frank Buckley of Baltimore is visiting
his aunt, Mrs. Lizzie Colleberry at this
place.
Mrs. Vincent Yingling of Frederick was
brict visitor TO the home of the Misses
Yingling.
Miss Myrtle Myers was taken to the
hospital TO undergo an operation for APP
pendicitis
Mrs. Robert H. Young of Washington
spent week with her cousin, Miss Nora
Appleby.
H. Boteler. wife and two children. of
Jefferson, spent the day with the Misses
Yinglng.
Maynard Simpson of Hagerstown spent
few days with his father, DIR. Thomas
A Simpson.
NJ. + Starr. one Of the most enterpris-
ing citizens OF our town, has been in Ian
caster on business.
Mrs. Ernest White and daughter, Lucy,
OF Baltimore, are visiting his sisters, the
Misses Albaugh, south of town.
Rev. Solomon German wife and two
children, Of Unionville, spent the day Wis
iting among his members.
There was preaching in the Methodist
Protestant church on Sunday last at 10. 20
a. m. by Rev. Solomon German.
Miss Bessie Carter OF this place, who
has been spending some time with her
uncle at Evansville. has returned.
There was dance in the Opera House
oil Wednesday evening. The Union
Bridge Orchestra furnished the music.
William A. Albaugh, wife and two chill
dreu, of Baltimore, have been spending
some time with his sisters. the Misses Al
baugh.
Mrs Dr. Schildknecht and granddaugh-
ter, Miss Thelms, who spent a week Wis
iting at Burkittsville, left for their home in
Baltimore.
Dr. c. A. Norwood and wife of this
place left for n short visit to the latter's
brother, Clifton NJ. Mills at Waynesboro,
Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Howard Yourday and Miss Mag
gle Sweadner of Baltimore spent a few
days with the latlcrs mother. Miss Fan.
ME Sweadener.
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who spent some time with her sister, Mrs
] +. Parrss, at the Methodist Protestant
parsonage, has returned
Calvert Bowie, lawyer of Washington.
came here in his machine to visit Miss
Christine Taylor Miss Taylor returned
with him 10 Washington
The Christian Endeavor Society of the
Nj. 7. church met on Sunday last at p. |
m. Topic, Keeping the Sabbath Holy"
leader, Maurice F. Starr
Mrs. DHendal and daughter, who have
been visiting the Misses Yinglng, have
gone TO Frederick for two weeks stay, |
visiting Mr. Marshall Dlfendall
The County School Commissioners
have had the woodwork reprinted on the |
public school house Of this place. w. t
David Sweadener, IT,, did the work
Some of our people were in Frederick
to see the army aeroplane from Washing
ton perform and during the week quite a
number visited the camp near Frederick.
The members Of John Wesley NJ. f.
church assisted by the Aid Society and
he Libertytown Cornet Band will hold
church social on the lawn III front Of the
Did school house tonight and tomorrow
right
Mrs lanes Molesw worth and Mr.. Gason
Davis Of Woodbne. Mrs Ben Danner
and Mrs Zelma Doty Of Unionville, Miss
Mary Rsdike OF Baltimore and Mr.. Henry
Appleby of near Unlonville were visitors
If Mrs Rufus Appleby and daughter.
Services were held IN ST. Peters church
1t to a. M. followed by benedic,ion
IF the Blessed Sacrament Rev. :.
1avsnaugh officisted The handsome
-ectory and cemetery adjoining the church
make most pleasing appearance The
are second to none in the
state
Mr. Lescalleet took the following per
IONS to Gettysburg in his transportation
ar: Mesdames W. G.. Welsh. Lucy
smith, Fl. c. Trunde, Ida f. Smith.
William Sweadener. F. o Smith, NJ. f.
Starr; Misses Maize Sweadener, Louise
'eddicord. Mary Sappington; Messrs.
Ohm D. Etzler, Frank Sappington and
scott Starr.