The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-05

Prof. Henry F. Anderson, of the
Woman's College, is on a visit to New
York.
Mr.. 7. A. Davis, of Sante Fe, New
Mexico, visited his cousin, Mrs. VIM. d.
Turner.
Mrs. c. Mantz Doll, of this city. is on a
visit to friends and relatives in Gettys-
burg, Pa.
Attorney George r. Dennis, West
Church street, is on a business trip to
Baltimore.
Miss Virginia Carly, South Market
street. is visiting relatives and friends in
Washington.
Mrs. Stewart AMMAN, of Emmitsburg is
visiting Miss Elizabeth ellison, South
Market street.
Keefer Jacobs was seriously injured
while attempting to board train at Fred
erick Junction.
The Jewish Feast of the Passover was
ushered in on Monday and will continued
during the week.
Mr.. William Summers, of near Clifton,
had the misfortune TO fall over log and
break one of his ribs.
Mrs. S. F. Patterson, of Baltimore,
spent day with her mother, Mrs. S.
Frank Thomas, in this city.
Fitzhugh Lee Chapter u. D. c., held
their regular monthly meeting in their
rooms on Tuesday evening last.
Charles H. f. Waskey has been ap-
pointed postmaster at Lander, Frederick
county, vice d. Z. Fry, resigned.
Miss Mignon Trail daughter of Mr..
Mrc Troll IN,
P. f. church on Sunday last.
Mr. Albert Routzahn, superintendent
of Mount Olivet cemetery, has moved
into the superintendent new house.
DR.. and Mrs. Hill, of Baltimore. are
AsDendlng some time with Mrs. HIPS
Father, Mr.. Jefferson Krise, North Market
street.
y Miss Irene Enright, who has been with
b Jacinta," during the season, has return
Ted to her parental home, West Third
street.
The rush on the paving of West Church
street is progressing and from all indica-
tons the paving will be completed by
May 9th.
Mr. George w. Zimmerman left for
Sewell, N. after spending several
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Feagaville.
Mr.. Keefer Toms, East Third street,
has returned from business trip to West
Virginia. in the interest of the Ok Fibre
Brush Works.
Mr.. Geo. F F. Anderson, superinten-
dent of the Frederick Railroad has ten
dered his resignation. Ill health is the
cause assigned
Mr.. and Mrs. William G.. Baker. Jr of
Baltimore, spent the weekend with Mr..
Bakers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
G.. Baker, Buckeyatown
Mr.. Lewis O.. Whip and Miss Whip, of
Jefferson, who have been on an extended
trip through the West and to the Pacific
coast, have returned home.
Charles Dggs, colored. was convicted
OF murder in the second degree for the
murder of Louise Dorsey, colored, at
Glen Echo, Montgomery county.
Mr.. o. c. Warehime, secretary of the
Mutual Fire Insurance Co., has adjusted
the damage caused by fire at the home
of Mr.. L. K. Waesche, Thurmont
u. A. Tough has awarded to H Mehrl
Glttinger, contractor. the contract for the
erection of six houses on Wisner street.
Work upon the houses will begin shortly
Workmen for the Frederick Gas and
Electric Company are repainting the or
namental street lighting poles about the
city, for which the company furnishes
current.
! Miss Edith Radcliff, who is teaching
GAschool in New York city, is spending the
Master holidays at the home of her par
llyts, DR.. and Mrs. J. M. RadCliff, East
gtecond street.
y Mr.. and Mrs. c. Robert Holmes and
son, of Fargo. North Dakota, who have
been visiting their parental homes in this
city, returned home accompanied by Mr..
Rudolph Neidhart.
Mr. Charles K Summers, of near Lime
Kiln, lost a very fine young mare, which
broke its leg and had to be killed. The
animal ran about one quarter of mile
after breaking its leg.
Mr.. E. Peter Mantz and son. Austin
while out hunting were successful in bag
cling fine ducks and two wild geese
George Shipey and Fsank Garrett sue
ceeded in baggIng seven ducks.
Mr.. Garrett S. DeGrange, Ir student
at the Pratt Institute of Technology
Brooklyn. N. Y, is spending several
weeks with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Garrett S DeGrange, East Second street
The Lutheran congregation at Burkitts-
vile. this county, has given out the con-
tract for a heating plant for the church,
also an acetyene gas plant, by which to
light the church. A bath room will also
be installed IN the parsonage.
Miss Margaret McSherry, Of New York.
is visiting her mother, Mrs. f. c. Nc
Sherry, East Second street. Mrs. Nc
Sherry recently returned TO Frederick,
after stay of the past year in New York,
and has again taken up her home here.
Mrs. J. X. Lewis and Miss Mary Lewis,
formerly of Lovettsville, Va, where the
late Rev. J. r. Lewis was PASTOR spent
night with Mrs. G. Herbert Kreh,
West Third street, and left for Lancaster,
Pa, where they will make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs Simon Dalsheimer and
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram WeisenfeId, all of
baltimore, Md, spent Sunday in Fred
lerck as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Avid Lowenstein. Mr.. Dalsheimer is
manager of the Friedenwald Printing
Epmpany, Baltimore.
~ Frederick w. Cramer is having a brick
garage, 80 by 80 feet, erected on the rear
rof his property at the corner of Second
street and Chapel alley. The building is
being erected under the direction of Con-