The citizen., 1912-05-17

Mr.. Marion Houck ofnear Adamstown.
lost very valuable percheron colt re.
Gently, death resulting from collie.
Elias Wastler has accepted position
IN the confectionery store of Messrs.
kehne Bros, North Market street
Prof Joseph Michael Sheridan. of En-
mltsburs, was naturalized by the court.
| Professor Sheridan is a native of Ireland.
Miss Maize Price, who has been spend.
ing the winter near Annapolis, has return
ed to her home, Mont Rant, near Fred
| erick.
DR.. Charles F. Gill; OF Middletown,
while treating a horse on farm near
Mddletown, had his left collar bone
broken.
Robert Downing, actor-evangelist, who
is now residing at Braddock Heights, will
| conduct services in the auditorium on the
Heights, every Sunday.
Kuhn and James, brick work contrac-
tors. deny that thev have entered into a
partnership with Thompson and Myers,
woodwork contractors.
The Woman's Home and Foreign Mis-
sionary Society OF the Lutheran Church
/ held their monthly meeting with Mrs. A.
II. Harrington in the chair.
Messrs. James II. Gambrill, Jr., and d.
John Markey left for Baltimore to attend
meeting Of the executive committee Of
the Associated Boards of Trade.
The users Of electricity NAV be disap.
pointed in not receiving a lower rate in
electric current supplied Something
q he. tIel,
by June I.
Elder r. A. Nedrow, East Fourth
street left for Woodstock. Va, where he
will conduct a series of meetings at the
Church of the Brethren at that place for
the next three weeks.
The seventv.fourth annual session of
Virginia Chassis of the Reformed Church
will meet in Lovettsville, Va, across the
Potomac river from Brunswick, May %
and continue five days
While pointing some been poles, Mr..
Charles Kinna, of near Braddock, had the
misfortune to strike his foot with the axe,
which he was handling, cutting large
cash on the instep Of his foot
In the annual contest of the Washing
ton Literary Society, of the University of
Virginia, for the debater's medal, Mr.
William NJ. Storm, of this city was select
ed by the Judges as the best debater.
The Odd Fellows Pen.Mar Reunion
committee met in Westminster, Md, and
discussed plans for making Odd Fellows
Day at Pen-Mar August S, the biggest
and best celebration OF the sort on record.
Mr. William s. Hess. son of Mr.. and
ceived his certificate of graduation from
the Princeton Theological Seminary,
Princeton. n. J., and left for Nicholson,
Pa.
The Y. NJ. c. A. managers claim the
revenue from the membership is in insult
ficient to meet the expenditures, and
claim subscription necessary to meet
these requirements. Help the good work
along.
While four boys were playing on East
Patrick street one of them accidently ran
against one of the large plate glass
windows in the store of Mr.. c. Thomas
Kemp, cracking the glass. The g ASS IS
insured.
Elder Andrew Hutchinson, of McPher-
son. Kan. who has been conducting ser
vices at the Church of the Brethren, this
city, has gone to Piney Creek, near
Taneytown, where he began a series of
Gist Blair. of Montgomery county, who
was defeated by Charles d. Wagaman, of
county, for the Republican
for Congressman from the
Sixth district, has sent Mr.. Wagaman a
letter of congratulation.
Mr. Frank J. Schroeder has been ap
pointed manager OF the Casino at Brad
dock Heights for the coming season. He
will nave charge OF the skating rink, duck
pin and bowling alleys. "A splendid Sc
lection, the right man in the right place.
Paintings by world renowned artists,
valued at SIoo. 900 it is claimed, are now
on display at the New City Hotel. 1t is
most probable that never before in the
history of the city have so many paintings
and of such value been gathered together
in this city at one time.
Keefer S. Toms, representing Columbia
Lodge, No. IS, A. F. & A. NJ, and A
Leroy McCardell, J. I. Bielfeld and DR..
l.. Z. Brown, OF Lynch Lodge, No. 1863,
are in attendance at the Grand Lodge ses-
sions. They lett Frederick for Baltimore,
from which place they took a steamer for
Easton.
John l.. Dutrow, auctioneer sold at the
court house door for H. Dorsey Etchison
and Reno S Harp, trustees, the farm, of
the late Mahlon L. Myers. situated in
Urbana district and containing I27 acres
of land. 1t was purchased by Homer E.
Waltz and Golden E. Waltz, his wife, for
S3,524.25.
William J. Cunningham, one of the
official representatives OF Boumi Temple,
Of Baltimore to the National Convention
now in session at Los Angeles, Cal, was
placed at the head of the Ancient Arabic
Order of Nobies of the Mystic Shrine, the
highest compliment that can be paid to a
member of the organization,
In honor of their sister organization,
the Adelphian Literary Society, the eS-
bians. of the Woman's College, entertain
ed at a delightful affair Saturday night
last. 1t had been planned to hold the
fete on the lawn, but the rain prevented
this, and the party was enjoyed on the
front porches of East and West Halls.
Herbert Lewis, the I9-year old colored
youth who escaped from the cottage OF
Mrs. George Reacherd, at Pen-Mar, on
rope ladder, was captured by detectives
in Philadelphia. Lewis confessed to the
police that he robbed Mrs. MCCabe's
bungalow, at Pen Mar, April 20. He de-
MED having had anything to do with her
death
Rev. B. w Kindley, general secretary