The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-05-10
Liberty Items.

Mr., NJ. f. Starr has made extensive
Improvements to his handsome home.
Mr. F. Leo Smith, Of Baltimore, was
visitor at the parental home Oil Sunday
last.
The Sunday School of the Methodist
Episcopal Church was reorganized on
Sunday last.
Services were held in the Methodist
Protestant Church on Sunday last. Rev.
| !. w Parrish officiated
Rev. s. J. Cavanaugh, the popular
| pastor Of Saint Peters Church, has beau
| tlhed the cemetery, west of the church.
| The members of the church have erected
| a monument in the cemetery in memory
OF the Titanic victims. The monument
is a representation of the calvary group,
executed in white stone, and was made
by the Daprato Company, Of Chicago.
The base is four by eight feet The
cross is twelve feet high, and the figure
OF the Christ on it is six feet hugh. To the
right OF the cross is the statue of the
Blessed Virgin and to the left that of
Saint John, both six feet in height
Mr. Edgar Hammond has been elected
assistant cashier in the First National
Bank at fredericksburg, Va.
Mr. John Smith has returned from the
Frederick City Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Warner, IT,, of
townsville. and Mr.. and Mrs Clarence
Wagner and infant daughter, of near
WOodvlle, were the guests last Sunday
II the home of Francis Z. Sweadner and
family.
The statement of the Paramount Gem
etery. of Libertytown, April Ist, 1912,
is as follows Balance, S27o. g. expenses,
$3.50; receipts, S47. 49, balance, S2o2. 40.
The annual election of the Board of
Managers tor the ensuing year was held
at the Engine Hall, on Saturday evening,
May 4ih.
Justice IT, Clayton Trundle had con
crete walk put down in front of his res
idence from the front porch to the front
gate.
Misses Maggie Riordan and Katie
king Of Baltimore. are visiting Miss
Ella Riordan.
The ladies' and gentlemen of Saint |
Peters Roman Catholic Church. will |
hold their annual picnic and tournament (
IN Pine Mountain Park, half of a mile |
south OF Libertytown, on Wednesday, |
july iIst. 1912.
Mrs Charles F. Welker was taken to
the Frederick City Hospital last week |
by her physician, DR. .. r. Stone, where !
she underwent successful operation.
We are glad TO learn that she is doing
very nicely.
Mr. w. T. Nusbaum is engaged in
putting d galvanized tin roof on ST. |
Peters Roman Catholic Church.
Nrs Rev 1. T. Warner and two chill
dren of Salisbury spent several days !
AZ The guests OF her brother, Mr.. Roy
Gardner aud family
~ frank G.. Rizer, assistant chemist
OF the West Virginia Pulp and Paper
Company. of Piedmont West Virginia, |
s4s the guest Of Mr.. Stanley Kenney, of |
this town recently
Mr, Albert T. Etzler has been at the !
Frederick CITY Hospital undergoing an !
operation.
ST. William s.. Albaugh has opened |
an ice cream parlor Al the east end of ,
fowu
Services we're held in saint Peters .
Roman Catholic Church. on Sunday
morning. MAY 9th. % e a. m Rev
FEATHER kasau4ugh oihcisted at the low /.
mass and then the R-nedIciion of the !
most Blessed Sacrament vas given. {
Mf Frank % smiths Store. which is I.
the recognized headquarters Of the De /
uouafF ul Liberty District, was be I
Frzri ht t.r politicians during the past |
arat Ihe PRIMARY. held on Monday, !
Ass rfh Nss tl- leading topic Of con
tFfaH.n
t.r Roland S|mnsou the strong advo- !
cafe III ire Prohibition cause. Of Liberty
tfsu has been invited 10 attend the +,
NHloHsi Prohibition Convention, which I
meefs In Chicago illinois. the coming /
sHmmer Air slmpeln IS an eloquent /.
s.~akef. and 40 doubt Nili be 10 the
hme iEht ~ fhe convention.