The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-06-14
90 AL NEWS.
!. little lettings About Peo-
i pie and Things.

,ormer Justice J. ]. Hitselberger was a
Tor at the THE CITIZEN.
D Iohn c. Motter, of |, and Mr.. F. !.
IL man left on trip to Boston, Mass.
Delmar c. Street and family have
spending several months in this city.
is Helen Urner, OF Buffalo, N. Y,
y spend her vacation at her parental
d
h IL town officials of Walkersville are
s Inc down concrete crossings in the
al.
r. Charles c. Carly has returned from
"a xtcnded business trip to Philadelphia
De New York.
ass Margaret Houck. of Germantown,
Va some time with Miss Louise Kemp,
Third Street.
" " lie EXCURSION over the Baltimore and
Railroad from Baltimore brought
sitors TO Frederick.
sses Elinor Young and Pauline DIFF
4 a, East Second street, are spending
mo- llIItS Ill w dolllliS lOl.
Iustus Dunott, of Baltimore, claim
lae Il Of the Western Maryland Railroad,
tone day in Frederick.
'taghtning killed two valuable horses be-
Ing 10 Thomas Darn, a farmer resid-
o1iear Comus, Montgomery county.
y Z Washington Automobile Club has
',oned the Sociability Run, to pass
Y Ugh Frederick until June IS, 19 and
Nv and Mrs. ]. w. Gentzler and
liter, of Middletown, left for York,
j.. TO attend the reunion of the Gentzler
@ss Threasa Snyder, a nurse at st.
Is Hospital, Baltimore, is visiting her
Eats, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Snyder,
h.ity.
Acs. Bessie D. Harris, of West Bridge
tlr, Pa, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
-Nies w. Ely, at the Maryland School
re Deaf.
b John L. Dutrow, Telegraph street,
% zone to Westminster, where he will
F in the interest OF the International
eh ester Co.
and Mrs. Ernest Watkins, of near
mi, a Valley, gave dinner June 2, in
~. Of bis mother, Mrs. Sarah E. Wat
% W birthday.
Of 5. Ralph R. Bowers, Miss Katherine
In, Misses Lillian and Serena Motter
psIanie Quynn have returned from a
,dlo Annapolis.
Ether O'Connell, of the Catholic
in h at Brunswick, lost by death valu-
driving mare. Green hay is given as
t. ausc of death.
na,s Viola White, of Washington, who
par,een house guest of Miss Edith
a nall Miller, has returned, accom-
y ID by Miss Miller.
I00ss. Martha Fout and Miss Ramsburg,
UK street, Washington, d. c., are at
w cottage, THE Racine" BraddoCk
lu ats, for the summer.
,p McQuilkin DeGrange, who is teach
/ Stamford, Conn, is visiting his
mo. is, Mr. and Mrs. Garrett S. De-
mn nm &c, East Second street.
I. Clarke Kieffer, formerly of this
who is now secretary of the HagerS-
II Board OF Trade, spent some time at
,rDo,me, Rockwell Terrace.
hard P. Johnson, VIM. M. Storm,
M. Diven three we'll known
!, Fredericktonlans received degrees
gate University of Virginia.
e. !. Alice Schroeder and son, David,
gOrMiss Lena Bachdler, of Baltimore,
,TV have been spending week with
e Us in this city, have returned.
- ses Lucille Flannery, of Baltimore,
M lillian Jamison, of GAINESVILLE, who
'na~ been visiting Mrs. Ezra Houck,
\ trck street. have returned.
Nagineer Crum has force of men
excavating for the Middle Alley
Ehich will be laid from south Of
Mtreet to above Third street.
fife Ella Eichelberger was elected
1t of the Barbara Fritchie Monu-
Association and Mrs. Samuel G..
-rrDl placed on the executive committee.
Councillor A. E. Heidler, Of this
ent to Baltimore. where he attend
session of the State Council of the
u. A. NJ, which was held there
SEX.
Emily Cooper, OF Xenia, o., who
"a her diploma from the school of
economics, Woman's College, last
is visiting Miss Edith Hartzell,
ut. Pa.
HI Dorsey Etchison, of this city,
ted the memorial address at Man
b. Carroll county, at the memorial
IS Of Daniel and Jacob Lodge, No.
Of 2. @. F.
alarm of fire was caused by the
our oi a small stable in the yard of
William w. Osburn, West Third
Il" Some rubbish had been set on
vet q the flames ignited the building a
lsfance away.
Dple U Newton Kidd, of Evansville who
. aduated from the commercial de-
'ne inf of the Boys High School has
ros ed a position with the Standard
~ and Stone Company, at Buckeys-
ank md has taken up his duties.
chic vas held at Braddock Heights
Tor Of Mrs. Lewis BIrkenwald. OF
ore. Who is the guest Of Miss Mild
ndauer, East Church street. There
large humber in the party, and the
fas spent very enjoyably on the
ain.
Pauline A. Dlffendal, East Second
DELIGHTFULLY."- entertained at cards in
Of her house guest, Miss M. Flor.
Windsor, of Baltimore. Prizes were
1y Miss Mary A. Sapplngton and
frank Derlzbaugh. At late hour
hmenls were served.
nbefs pr Company A, this city,
sIinR bout 20 men, returned from
ra1Ke at Glen Burnie where they
ser endeavoring to qualify. Every
except one succeeded in qualifying
coWrany established high RECORD