The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-09-20
LOCAL NEWS.
some Little lettings About PEG.
pie and Things.


snrnt the week at Atlantic City.
The Empire Theatre. opened Mon day
evening. having leased Junior Hall.
Mfr. Eugene Albaugh, of Frederick, is
.nending some time at Atlantic City,
Mrs. William NJ. Douglass, formerly of
Frederick, has been visiting in this city
Herbert Schroeder. West Patrick street
has accepted position with the b. Ros-
enour * sons.
Mrs. NJ. l. Grove, who has been visit
ING in Norfolk Va, has returned to her
home at Lime Kiln.
Mrs. Daniels, of New York, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Charles w. Ross, IT..
West Second street.
Mrs. Arthur Williams and children. of
Elkridge, Md, are visiting Mrs Arthur
n Potts, Court Square.
Elder and Mrs. w P. Englar. of Un-
ionown, Md, have been visiting Mr.. and
n Mrs I Welty Fahrney.
Max Won Schlegel. President and Cen
eral Manager of the Martinsburg Journal
. was visitor in Frederick.
Dean Hendrickson left for Washington
h and Lee University, Lexington, Virginia
4 where he studies this year.
John Motter, of Baltimore, is spending
a few days at the home of his parents,
Rev and Mrs. Isaac M. Motter.
Edward s. Delaplaine has returned to
Washington and Lee University, Lexing-
ton Va, to resume his studies.
Victor Summers, employed at the Mo-
nocscy Valley Canning Company, fell
from ladder and broke his arm.
Miss Celeste Roelkey, of Harmony
Grove has returned from a two weeks
trip TO New York and Asbury Park.
Mrs Franklin Buchanan Smith, Court
Square. entertained informally in honor
oil Mrs. Arhibald Dennis, of Baltimore
The concrete pavement in front of the
BOYS High School has been completed
by E. Peter Mantz and force of hands
Leo Buckley, of Washington who has
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. c.. Jacob
Buckley, West South street, has returned.
Samuel Brown, who has a position at
Engle's Switch, w. Va, spent the week
end at his parental home, West Third
street
W. w. Saunders and family efl Mon
day for Newburgh, N. Y, where he has
accepted position as physical director
Of the Y. M. c. A.
John S. Ramsburg. Miss Kate Rams
burg, Mrs. Elias B. Ramsburg and two
children, and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
Castle are in Atlantic City.
Misses Ella Bume, Marian Evans and
Mabel Maeser, of Baltimore, spent few
days with Misses Mamie and Mary
Young, East Second street.
Miss Elsie NcCutcheon entertained the
members of the Senior Class of the Girls
High School at watermelon party, at
her home, Braddock Heights.
Mrs. Charles w. Wilson, of Union
Bridge, and Mrs. Jacob Routson, Union
town, Nd, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. B.
W. Wilson, East Third street.
A. N. Kemp has resigned his position
with Haller and Newman, insurance
agents, and accepted position with the
Ok Fibre Brush Works as stenographer.
Roger V. Mitchell, of diminishing, has
accepted a position in the Offices of the
Hagerstown Railway Company, for which
road he was appointed purchasing agent.
William L. Kul and Harry busch, both
of Ashland, Pa, who were visiting their
uncle, M. F. Lease, this city, have re-
turned home. They made the trip on
motorcycles.
Harry B. Witter received at the SYRIA
cuse Fair 81 premiums. There were one
grand championship ribbon, two cham
pionship, II tirsts, 10 seconds, s thirds
and fourthS.
Mary. the seven year old daughter of
Clayton Nj. Zimmerman, near Walkers
VILE, sustained broken arm BY falling
backwards out of wagon while on her
way to school.
The heating plant of Trinity Reformed
church, Adamstown, is being overhauled
by force of HANDS under Thomas F.
Allen. The plant at the parsonage is also
being overhauled.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bales, w. Church
street, who have been visiting relatives
in Berkeley Springs, West Virginia, have
returned accompanied by their niece,
Miss May DeGrange.
Workmen of the Northern Central Rail-
road have been engaged in repairing the
tracks of the company on East Patrick
settling of the cross ties.
The beautiful summer home OF George
Alfred Townsend, known as Gapland. on
South Mountain, southwest of Middle
town, will be offered at public auction on
the premises, on October IS.
Mrs. Mary Dilger, of Osnabruck. Ger
many, arrived from that country on a
visit TO her sister, Mrs. Henry Meier, +.
Third street. The trip to this country
was made on the steamship The Maine.
O. c. Warehime, P. L. Hargett and
John w. Humm, of the Frederick Fair
Association, went to Hagerstown on Sat
urday in Mr.. Targets automobile, to
attend the annual banquet OF the Hagers
town Fair Association,
Richard p. Johnson left for Tome In
Situte, Port Deposit, Md, where he vii
take up his duties as member of the
faculty. Mr.. Johnson will be the head o.
the mathematical department. During
the summer he assisted on The NeaV,
staff
The running time for cars between
Hagerstown and Frederick will be re
duced to an hour and half and perhaps
less. The time now is from two hours
and ten minutes to two hours and twenty
minutes, so the reduction will be a very
material one.
DR.. George A. Crise, of Manhattan
Kansas, is visiting friends in this city
This is DR.. DR.. Crises first visit in tht
past sixteen years He is a dentist by
profession and WAC formerly located OF