The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-09-27


Rossi was killed at Bush river bridge
by work train. He lost his grip on
a car and fell beneath the train. Both
legs were cut off.
ockville-Charles Swami, colored,
Is in jail here charged with stealing
horse and vehicle from George 7.
Windham, farmer, of Colesville dis
trict
HavTe de Grace-A number of sales
have been made recently by develop
ment company, which is selling tracts
of land near the Bush river bridge for
residential purposes.
Hagerstown.--Char II. Webb, of
Roadside aged 40, was struck on the
head by an iron ring, which fell from
a crane al the Prick shops in Waynes-
boro
Easton. The Chautauqua here
proved a decided success. More than
zoo tickets, at 81 each, were subscrib-
ed for. There will be another Chau-
tauqua next year.
Frederick.-The Frederick Railroad
has begun TO build a structure at
Braddock Heights for a baggage and
freight room, waiting room and engine
house for the Braddock Fire Depart
ment.
Rockyille-The Sawyer Gold Mine
farm, near Great Falls, Montgomery
county, which contains 800 acres, has
been sold TO Thomas Dawson. of Rock
vile, and Howard Allnutt, of Freder-
sck county, for 10000
Frederick.-MissE Ethel Fogle, teach
II of the Monrovia School, and three
girl pupils killed black snake A
inches long and as thick as mans
arm. The reptile was in coil near
the entrance Of the school.
Hagerstown. = The Commissioners
of Washington and Allegany counties
have under favorable Amusement the
placing of a steel bridge over Side
ling Hill creek, which divides the
counties
Havre de Grace-William L. Amos,
Of Fallston, has reopened his stone
quarry on his farm to supply sufficient
stone TO build & $4,000 entrance and
tower 10 Emmanuel Protestant Episco-
pal Church
Sharptown-The new steel bridge
across the Nanticoke river at Sharp
town, connecting WicOmico and Dor
chester counties, will be opened to
I traffic November 10 and there will be
a public demonstration in honor of
the event.
Belair-The Hartford County IL
brary Association has been permanent
ly organized, with Mrs. Ohio S. Lee,
president; Miss Margaret Lake, vice.
president; Miss Anna Laurie Worth
ington, secretary, and Walter r.
Young, treasurer.
Rockville.-The County Commits
sioners have contracted with George
B. Mullin, OF Washington, to con-
struct pike of six miles from Watts
branch, near Rockville, to Travilah,
by way OF the Big Pines. The cost
will be about $4,000.
Havre de Grace-The unfavorable
condition of the tomato fields. in
Hartford county has been greatly
Intensified within the last 10 days. A
prominent packer said that he had
seldom seen Hartford fields in s1ch
Door condition.
Easton.-The new Easton Board Of
Health, appointed by Mayor Higgins,
Is composed of DR.. ]. B. 1Ierritt Sd,
] W. Wheatley and s. f. ShannahaE.
The Mayor and Col. James c. Multi
kin, the town attorney, are also mem
bere of the board.
Cumberland-Rev Gottlieb Reusch
has resigned as pastor of the new
Zion German Reformed Church and
will leave in the near future to 3oin
his family at Newark, N. J.
Havre de Grace.-John J. Barber a
retired farmer near Delta, obtained a
wife through an advertisement that
was put in paper two years ago by
q joking friend. Miss Allie Hamrick,
of Greensboro, w. Va, replied a
courtship followed and Mr.. Barber
brought home his bride = few days
ago.