The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-05

John H. Middlekauff was elected fire
marshall for Hagerstown
Bolt Straiman, Frederick county's
Hermit, died at Montevue.
A farewell social was rendered Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. w. Perry OF Braddock
John Cole colored, broke his neck by a
tall at Ramsburg Fertilizer Factory.
The Empty Stocking Club held meet
ing at the home of Mrs. J. H. Marley.
The Womans' College students left for
their homes to spend the Easter holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs G. w. Marsh, of Feaga-
vile, celebrated the 10th anniversary of
their wedding.
Allen McHenry has begun the founda-
ton for house which he will erect on
West Fifth street.
Mr.. c. Webster Hendrix who for some
time has been the assistant to the presi-
dent of the Linganore Copper Co., has
given up that position.
Governor Goldsborough sent the name
of Clarence A. Lindsay, of Unionvile,
this county, to the Senate as a notary pub
lie.
Mrs. Mary E. Norman and family are
moving from East Church street to their
beautiful new residence on Rockwell Ter
race.
Mr.. s. Lewis Motter, who has been on
ten days trip to Florida with number
of Philadelphia bankers, has returned to
Frederick.
A slight wreck occurred near Washing
ton Junction several freight cars being de-
rallied. 1t was not long before the tracks
were cleared.
A leak in the roof of the North Market
street school building. over the principals
office, cause the damaging OF a number of
books during the heavy rain of last week.
Mrs. Allen r. Lampe, South Market
street, left for Baltimore where she will
join her father, Mr.. U. A. Tough, and
will take the boat for Jacksonville, Fla,
where he will go for the benefit OF his
health.
H. H. Hopkins, Jr., the 1o-year-old son
OF DR.. H. H. Hopkins, of New Market.
was operated upon at the University of
Maryland Hospital, Baltimore, for appen-
dicltis, and is getting along nicely, it is re-
ported.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Cox, of the New
City Hotel, quietly celebrated the first
anniversary of their wedding on Monday.
Among their guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
+. Guy Bastress, brother of Mrs. Cox,
and Mrs. Charles Spanger, of York, Pa.
Prof. T. B. Symons and a number of
experts from the Maryland Agricultural
Experiment Station will give demon
Stratlon OF tree spraying and pruning of
fruit trees in the orchard of w. G. Lakin
south of Jefferson, on Wednesday, April
10.
Rev. c. V. Ellis, who graduates from
CrozIer Theological Seminary in June,
has accepted a call to the pastorate of the
Baptist church, in Brunswick, this county.
Mr.. Ellis will succeed Rev. B. D. Porter,
who WAS in charge of the work there for
number Of years.
Rev. George W. Thomas, who has
been rector of the Episcopal church at
Adamstown and Point of Rocks, this
county, and who recently r. signed to &C
cept call to Spesutia P. Z. church, Perry
mans, entered upon his new duties on
Sunday.
Dr. Mcpherson Scott, mayor of Hag-
erstown, and Milton Kohler, jewelry of
that city, directors in the Peoples National
Bank, and c. Edward Hilllard, cashier If
the bank, visited Frederick and made an
inspection of the banks. The Peoples
Bank recently purchased the property at
the corner of Washington and Jonathan
Streets, which was the home of the late
Edward w. Mealev, and will establish on
the site the permanent home for the
Peoples Bank. The purpose here was
to get ideas to be embodied in the new
bank building.