The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-12-13


selling liquor without a license by the
Hagerstown Court.
The congregation of Rock Spring
Church has purchased a new pipe
organ.
A shirt factory will be located in
Havre de Grace if sufficient labor to
operate it can be secured.
Hon. Glenn H. Worthington quail
fed at Frederick as associate Judge of
the Sixth judicial circuit.
A hand of Z. W. Dawson, of West
amwell, was so badly torn in a corn
shelter that it had to be amputated.
Granville Barrett has resigned as
constable of the Sixth district, Cecil
county.
Amos w. Woodcock, Esq, of Sails
bury, has been appointed by United
States Senator jackson as his secre-
tary.
Prof. F. E. Maddox, late principal
| of Galena High School, has entered
upon his duties as cashier of Galena
Bank.
Fishermen along the Susquehanna
River in the vicinity of Peach Bottom
report the best fishing season since
! 1889.
Company B, First Regiment, it is
reported, is about to disband. Dis
satisfaction among the privates, it is
said, has existed for some time.
Earl L. Diffenderfer, the 14-year-old
boy who was arrested, charged with
stealing a horse and buggy from
Charles Creswell, of Blythedale, has
been released, at Creswells request.
No verdict was reached by the jury
in the case of William B. French, of
near Perryman's, against Little Joe
Wiesenfeld for $4,000, because of the
loss of hand by the explosion of
fireworks purchased from the firm.
The Hartford county commissioners
have ordered the public road from
Todd's Hill to the Chapel road, near
| Aberdeen, closed, to do away with two
dangerous railroad crossings.
Frame B. Cook, a prominent Wash
ington county farmer, attempted to
pour medicine down a sick hogs
throat The hog closed his jaws with
a snap and bit off his right thumb.
Laster, nine-year-old son of George
Schrader, while playing in the street,
in Hagerstown, had part Of his left
hand blown off by a dynamite cap,
to which he applied a lighted match.
Members of the bar from various
parts of the state met at Annapolis
to honor Judge Alfred Pearce, of the
Court of Appeals, who retires from
the bench at the end of the present
term.
Annapolis Aerie of Eagles has
elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: Worthy president,
Charles H. Shearman; vice-president,
Charles A. Risterberg; chaplain, Will
liam II. Kries; secretary, William U.
McCready; treasurer, j. Frank Kries;
inside guard, Benjamin Levy; outside
guard, J. NJ Weidefeld; trustees, Will
liam Weaver, William T. Cadet and
J. Frank Kries, and physician, DR..
Joseph C. Joyce.
The case OF State VS.. Oscar Keats,
colored, charged with the murder of
John R. Callahan at Trappe, has been
removed from Talbot county to Cecil
county for trial at the December term
of court.
The Consolidation Coal Company
has dismissed 124 boys under the age
of 16 years who were digging coal
and has transferred about 40 boys
under Is years who had been working
around machinery, to digging coal.
This action was caused by the new
Child Labor law.
Judge-elect Glenn H. Worthington
and Arthur D. Willard, candidates for
the judgeship in the recent election,
have filed their campaign expense ac-
counts. The former reported expendi-
lures amounting to $325.98. OF this
$40 went to the Frederick county
Democratic committee and similar
amount to the Montgomery county
committee. Mr.. Willard reported that
he spent $619.53. He gave $3.50 to the
Frederick county committee and $50
TO the Montgomery county committee.
Postage cost $27595 and the re-