The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-06-14
Liberty Items.

There was preaching in the Methodist
! Protestant Church at Io4o a. M, on
Sunday last, by the pastor
Mrs Elizabeth Colleberry had as
her guests recently DR. Atlee Radcliffe
and Miss Helen Mullinix. and Mr. John
! Clary, all of Frederick City.
The Feast of Corpus Christi, which
! occurred on Thursday, Nav 9th, was
celebrated with impressive ceremonies.
in Saint Peters Roman Catholic Church.
on Sunday last, June 9th. The process
sion from the church to the cemetery
was most solemn and impressive. The
Benedicton was given after the cere-
monies.
Miss Agnes Trundle has returned from
| Baltimore, after an extended visit to her
many friends in that city.
Messrs. NJ F. Starr, lanes NJ. Sap
pington and Lorraine Simpson have each
purchased some fine racing stock.
Messrs Edgar Hammond and brother
have been on a brief business trip to
Baltimore City.
Miss Rose Yingling was in Frederick
on brief visit to her brother, Mr.. Vim
cent Ylngling, on East Second street.
Rev. VIM. J. Kane. of Frederick paid
a social call to the Catholic rectory, on
Walnut street.
A number of our prominent Catholics
contemplate joining Saint Johns Council.
No 1922, Knights of Columbus. which
was recently organized in Frederick.
Mr. A. W. Nussbaum has been enter
tanning Mr. John Clay, of Baltimore, and
Mr. David Martin and family, of Linga-
nore
Mrs. L. Fl. Barbour, OF Hagerstown,
is visiting Mrs. f. A. Simpson.
Miss Mamie Sappirgton has been vis-
iting friends in Baltimore.
Mr. Leo Smith, of Baltimore, spent
last Sunday at his parental home.
Judge ] !. Hitselberger has returned
from business trip to Baltimore City
Mr. NJ +. Starr, the genial manager
Of the Liberty Base Ball Club, has signed
several sem-proieSsional PLAYERS. He IS
now in correspondence with left hand
pitcher, and he will be open for contests
in the near future. He expects to have
game on July 3Tst, the date selected for
Saint Peters picnic with a semlpro-
iessional club from Baltimore City.
Several Roosevelt enthusiasts contem-
plate attending the National Conven-
| tion at Chicago, on June 18th. They
will go al reduced rates.
Mr.. Roland Simpson, our local advo-
cate of the Prohibition cause, has recov-
cred from his recent indispostion, and
will soon confer with some of his follow
ers relative to forming a delegation to
attend the National Prohibition Conven-
ton at Atlantic City. Mr.. Simpson will
be one Of the officers Of the convention,
owing to his wide influence IN prohibi-
ton work.
Dr. c. r. Sappington has been visit
! ing friends in Frederick.
| Master Robert Carter has been very
much indsposed during the past few
DAYS
| The Liberty Fire and Hose Company
/ will have big time in Liberty on the
4th, 5th and 9th of July, 1912. Music and
| fire works and merry go round and
balloon ascension will be given each
evening. Congressman David J. Lewis
will deliver an address on Saturday even
| ing
Mr.. W. d Curfman, Liberty's famous
| fisherman, caught twenty-five fine bass
last week, the largest weighing four
! pounds, in the Linganore.
The Ladies' of Saint Peters Roman
Catholic Church will hold fair in the
Opera House. on the evenings of June
2oth 2Ist and 22nd.
I The fremen have had their engine
house painted inside and out, and the
| reception room has been beautifully pa
pered and refurnished. The president,
Mr.. ]. J. Hitselberger; secretary, w. d.
Curfman; and treasurer, Q. S. Albaugh,
have ordered life sized crayons to be
placed in the reception room.
Mr.. James M. Sappington has pur-
chased from Mr.. Wesley Repp, the
finest and speedest horse in this COM
munity.