The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-12-06


Experimental delivery of mail by
carrier will be instituted at Princess
Anne this week.
James Lee has purchased the Bern
hard Mitchell farm of 65 acres, on the
outskirts of Havre de Grace, for $751;
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Clifton L. farrell has been elected
secretary and treasurer of the Ches-
tertown Driving Association, vice
Herberttskipper, resigned.
Mrs John G. Quick, the Oldest resi-
dent in Elkton, died after very brief
illness of pneumonia. She was past
her ninetieth year.
The Progressive party leaders of the
Eastern Shore, meeting in Salisbury,
decided to continue the organization
and to place a ticket in the field at
each election.
Samuel R. Douglas has had placed
in St. Peters P. E. Church. Salisbury.
two handsome memorial windows, one
TO the memory of the late Judge
Charles F. Holland and the other in
memory of Mrs. Charles F. Holland.
Charles Victor Ohler, the young
messenger who was trapped by the
postoftice inspectors, pleaded guilty in
the Circuit Court at Hagerstown of
stealing money from the Hagerstown
Bank sent through the mails.
Earl c. Baity, a teacher in High
land public school, has organized a
society to be known as the Hartford
County Association of Boys Corn
Clubs. The members are to grow at
least 10 hills of corn and to exhibit
10 ears at the local or annual corn
show
The Hagerstown Automobile Club
has been incorporated for the purpose
Of promoting the use of automobiles,
enforcing the motorcar laws and to
secure better roads.
Maurice c. Reeder, of Cecil county,
has been elected vice-presdent of the
Maryland State Beekeepers Associa-
ton.
BOBBY owl captured on the Samuel
Freeman farm, Woodlawn, measured
three feet eight inches from tip to tip
Of wings.
The Farmers and Merchants Tele-
phone Company has constructed a line
between Ridgely and Hillsboro and
thence to Queen Anne.
c. B. Gill, of Chestertown, has been
named by the Kent County Commits
sioners as wharfnger, vice William
r. Aldridge, deceased.
A number of Maryland women have
arranged to hold a milk conference
and exhibit in Denton on December II,
the purpose of which is to procure
pure milk for children.
There are 20 applicants for the post
mastership at Salisbury, which pays
$4,000 year
F. E. Maddox, principal of Galena
Academy, has resigned to become
cashier of the Galena Bank
Congressman J. Harry Covington
has filed statement showing that he
spent $696.46 during the campaign.
Struck by Pennsylvania Railroad
train at Chesapeake Mills, Alexander
Harris sustained a fractured jaw bone
and internal injuries.
The report of Franklin B. Beall,
treasurer of the Democratic State
Central Committee for Allegany
County, shows total receipts for the
late campaign of $1,20220, in which !
the larger items were: D. J. Lewis, |
AS117; Woodbury. Blair, 100; Muir !
ray Vandiver, 500; balance from
fund of 1911, $10003. The expendi-
/ lures amounted to $1,152.17 The re-
port of Thomas B. Lashley, chairman
Of the Republican State Central Com
mittee for Allegany county, shows re-
ceipts amounting to $94S.7S, of which
amount $203.7S had been carried over
as balance from 1911. The largest
contribution was $50, and all the fund
Was expended.
Isaac Rowland, of Clearspring,
Washington county, grew 400 bushels
OF tomatoes on an acre of ground and
VV bushels of potatoes on another
acre.
l. Samuel Wastler of Pen-Mar this
SEASON on South Mountain has killed,
i4V4 gray and fox squirrels, so rab-
uts' IL cartridges and 10 phsasants.
large American flag was pre-
Sehted to Rossville Public School by
LIBERTY Bell Council Junior Me-
chanics.
mrs. Hugh Cameron, of Blue Ball,
cnile crossing the railroad tracks at
North East in an automobile, was
PAINFULLY injured when the gate watch