The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-11-01
LOCAL N BW S.
..,a Little Jottings About Peo-
! pie and Things.

n, n Sharretts, the well known apple
.; a of Woodsboro, won the premium
l "a his exhibit of apples at the Fair.
VI William E. Filler, East Third
.. m.t who has been sick is improving
' 'Iowly Monday was the 2Ist marriage
, anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Filler
n, Monday last, October 18th, in the
I'D If Mr.. Thomas P. Rice were found
ga fill blooms of lilacs. which is re-
D",o "r for this season Of the season.
school Superintendent, John T.
White. Of the Frederick County schools,
isf recently for Cumberland where he
saI spend the week attending the
,eocbers institute Of Allegany county.
Miss Florence f. Garner, of Union
pr;doe arrived in this city and will be
ne substitute visiting nurse for Miss Mel
NJ Casey, of the Frederick Charities
.societv, while she is taking her vacation.
The Chautauqua Hotel, one of Noun
.,;n Lake Parks oldest and best known
hotels was purchased during the past
we4k bv Fannie +. Miller, of T437 Rhode
Island avenue, Washington, d. c., from
Robert H. Featherstone, of the same
|city
In short address before the Progress
Give County Committee recently George
4 Pearre. OF the Frederick bar, made
few remarks by invitation. He SAID his
appearance at the meeting had no prlitical
|sonifcance, as he is a Democrat, and ex-
meets to vote for Wilson.
The Hagerstown Civic Club is consid-
.ring a crusade against hogpens in Hag-
,rstown. Some time ago the league pc
t,ioned the Mayor and Council 10 pass
an ordinance prohibiting the keeping of
hogs within the city limits, but the author
ties have taken no action.
The large maple tree, which has been
Standing in front Of the property of the
Misses Beckley, South Market street,
|his city. since the Civil War, has been
removed by John Bell. The removal of
|he landmark makes quite an improve
nent TO the front of the property
Ar. agreement was filed in the Court
House at Hagerstown, recently, between
|he Antietam Paper Company and the
Frederick and Hagerstown Power Com
pany, granting the latter the right to
Erect. maintain, renew or remove a line
of poles from the building of the Ant
eam Paper Company.
The Meridian Athletic Club of Wash
|DglOn. D. c., issues a challenge TO any
team in or around Frederick for foot
ball game to be played at Frederick on
D2y. The average not to
Exc ed 100 pounds. Address all commu-
bications to A. S. Imre, 1913 Park
Road Washington, D. c.
In a fire at Lake Aerial. Pa, near
Ecranton, Pa, Mr. and Mrs. Casper
Sampson, nearly lost their lives by the
burning of their apartment in the bust
less section of the city. They were only
kaved by the hremen carrying them down
ladders from the burning building. Mr..
Sampson is brother of Mr.. Z. H. Samp-
BON, of this city,
A memorial service for DR.. c. w. Ely,
who was for AZ years the principal OF the
MARYLAND School for the Deaf, was held
Sunday afternoon at Chtist Methodist
Episcopal church for the Deaf, Balu-
hare. Rev. d. L. Moylan, pastor of the
church, made the principal address OF the
bhernoon, telling of Mr.. Ely's life and
work while at th- institution.
About 4.45 O'Clock Monday morning
The family of Mr.. J. w. Anderson, West
Fifth street, was aroused by the smell OF
smoke. 1t was discovered that the in
terior of the weather boarding Of the
dwelling was on fire, and the blaze was
last making Roadway. An alarm was
even and the fremen responded. The
baze was extinguished by the aid of the
APPARATUS