The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-11-01

Il will have between ~ anu oo Hieni-
Be-.
~ banquet was given here for the
panrers Association OF Worcester,
Wicomico and Somerset counties. The
maru consisted of so courses.
The mile Of road leading from Union
venue Hayre de Grace to the city
limits on the old post road is being
,.idsped and macadamized. This road
oods TO the new Havre de Grace race
rack.
The Parker Knitting Works, a new
ndpstrv. has started at Frostburg I'M
der the supervision of Harry A. V.
parker, OF Portsmouth, Va, who oper-
otes q plant in that city. The Frost
mrg plant starts with so machines.
Jacob W. Michaels has been appoint
"a Justice of the peace for Barton
4 district Allegany county. Justice
Vchaels served in similar capacity in
the administration Of Governor
LowDdes.
Daniel Amman, president of the Sec
ond National Bank of Cumberland, has
arranged for a corn exhibit and will
dive cash prizes of $25, SIS and $40 in
gold 10 farmers within a radius of 30
miles OF Cumberland who will com
pete in this show.
DR.. Howard G. Holloway, formerly
Of Perryman and a graduate OF the
{ University OF Maryland, who has been
bactcriologist to the State Board Of
Health OF Florida, has accepted the
position of pathoIogist at the Hospital
) for the Insane, Chattahoochee, Fla.
The editorial and business man
ayers for The Trial, the annual senior
publication at the Tome School, Port
a Deposit. for Boys, have been chosen.
8 Allen Palmer Bradley is the editor-in-
3 chief, Howard Simmons, of Cambridge,
business manager and Clarence Will
hanson, assistant business manager.
The Cumberland City Council re-
8 fused to take up the scheme of Acting
Mayor Hirsh to provide stone pile
/ for municipal prisoners. The cost of
providing the pile, fencing in the lot,
providing nourishing food and a proper
place TO sleep made the matter out of
. the question.
The body Of Archibald Evans was
found lying along the track Of the
Maryland, Delaware and Virginia Rail
way, between Queen Anne and Will
lOughby, Thursday morning. 1t was
supposed that Mr. Evans was struck
and killed by a passing train late the
i day before.
At the annual meeting of the Ken
sington Citizens Association officers
we're elected as follows: President,
Merritt o. Chance; vice-presidents, B.
. w. Kumler and Dr. William L. Lewis;
secretary, Lewis w. Merriam. and
treasurer. George H. Snyder. The re-
/ firing president is Joseph w. Buck.
One of the turntables for the new
Baltimore and Ohio roundhouse at
cumberland has arrived. 1t is 102 feet
Bong and weighs IS tons. Its length
as we'll as its weight required three
Ears to carry it. Work on the big
toundhouse is in progress, although
hindered somewhat by the scarcity of
labor. The new shops will be ready
by April.
Figures compiled since the recent
|all registration of voters in Anne
arundel county show that the number
bf voters in the county has increased
bnly Al since the registration officials
lat last year for the enrolment of
hames. The increase in Annapolis,
which is the Sixth district Of the coun-
y, is 13 voters.
James z. Hamilton, aged 70 years,
Former baggage master at the Queen
City Station, Cumberland, and later a
. %atchman at the Baltimore street
crossing. walked into the Potomac
fiver, near the West Virginia bridge.
He had been in i'll health for some
months. He was found fioundering
about in the water by William F. Mil
Ter, who plunged in and brought him
70 the shore.
The public schools Of Easton, which
Pre- closed several weeks ago to pre-
mt the spread of diphtheria and were
reupened again on Monday, wese
again ordered closed by the School
Board for Talbot county Friday, as
Inc disease broke out anew among the
teachers and scholars of the Eastcn
primary school. This action was taken
upon the advice of the Board of
Health.
Robert ]. Jump, register of wills for
Caroiine county, whose wife died few
Jays ago, is in a critical state at his
nome in Denton from the effects of a
fall.
Charles Z. Schlotterbeck, of Hagers-
0Wn, won his suit against c. l.. Reed,