The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-12-20

Judge Bond was in the city, the guest
OF Mr.. c. H. Baughman.
Rev; A. J. Conlon, assistant pastor of
81 johns, was in Brunswick on bust
ness trip.
MIR. Vincent Sebold, OF Emmit,burg.
was IN attendance at the Circuit Court on
railroad business.
Mr.. Raymond Toms is spending some
tlme at the home OF his mother, Mrs. S.
+. "A. Toms, East Second street
Mr. and Mrs Daniel Steiner Schmidt,
OF Washington are spending some time
at their parental homes in this city.
Mr.. Kelly Robinson, of New York.
president OF the Ok Fibre Brush Com
pany was in this city during the week.
Mrs. John Wood, South Market street,
IS undergoing treatment at the CITY
Hospital, suffering from an attack of
typhoid fever.
Mr.. John w. Bowers, Madison avenue.
IS on visit to his son, Mr. Charles
Bowers, at Martinsburg, w. Va, who
has been quite sick.
The Union Manufacturing Company
has sent lists of its employees and certified
birth dates to Baltimore in accordance
with the new compulsory school law.
The free night school which is con-
Quoted in the Federated Charities build
ing will close for the holidays and spe-
claI celebration will be given the children
appropriate to the holiday season. Prizes
Will be given for excellence of work
shown during the past term A surprise
treat and entertainment will be provided
Tor the youngsters. There are as pupils
enrolled in the night school.
Millions of fish will be taken from the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal and trans
terred to the Potomac river within the
next 10 DAYS, when the canal is closed to
winter traffic In this way the Potomac
river will be restocked and the life of the
fish in the canal saved. The work will
be started above llarper's Ferry. Frank
lin f. Cox, Game Warden of MARYLAND,
and Major Sylvester, head of the Wash
ington police will superntend the work.
The White Exhibit Car of the Mary
land Association for the Prevention and
Relief OF Tuberculosis arrived in Freder-
ick and is located at the B. g. Q. freight
station for the rest of the week, open
most OF the time from 10 a. m. to p. m.
Mr.. Roy l.. French the lecturer in
charge is generally in the car from u to
1, 3 to 6 and 7.3o to 9 p. M, ready to
answer questions. During the evening,
brief talks are given as the crowds pass
through.
P. L. Hargett and Co., hardwar emen.
South Market street, purchased the stock
OF the hardware store of T. Irving Miller
and Co., on West Patrick street. near
the Square Corner. While the sale was
private one, vet it is understood that
the price was about $500. For some
DAYS an invoice OF the stock has been
taken. and there were rumorS of a sale,
but it was not until Wednesday morning
that the sale was actually made. The
Hargett firm took immediate possession. |
To Maryland goes the first honor o. |
Chambtrsburg's poultry show, O. c. |
Boileau, OF Middletown winning the $40 |
IN gold for the best bird in the show, t |
being a Barred Rock cock. The prizes |
and awards received by O. c BoiIeau |
were as follows: $40 for best bird, Barred |
Plymouth Rock; medal for best cock; |
medal tor best bird in American class; |
cup for best Barred Rock Ralph Wolf. |
Middletown. received medal for the |
best S. c. Rhode Island Red cockerel; |
B. H. Knepper, ClearsprIng, cup for best |
Partridge Plymouth Rock; H. NJ. kee- |
vert, Middletown, medal for best bird in |
English class.