The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-10-04

Ohm Ili,Se.b-rger and Thomas Crum
a,e at work in Frederick
Mr.. Frank O. Smith was in Hanover
during the week on business
Mr. Tohn J. H.tseIberger was in Fred.
erick on Monday las, on business.
Mrs. 3-,.eN Norris spent several days
with G-1rge Norris, of Uuionyille.
Mis- Annie NJ Peddicord left this
week 'a spend the winter in Baltimore.
Rev. !. " Paris preached in the NJ.
?. church on Sunday las It 50 4. m.
Nh N. F. Starr was the guest of Mr..
J. F. EiSenhauer on Monday last in Fred
erick City
Miss Myrtle Carter recently visited
Ocean City, Md, Atlantic City and other
places.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Hammaker spent
Sunday with David and Miss Clara Roop
at Linganore.
Miss Beulah Sweadner has gone to
Baltimore to assist her cousin IN the mil
linery business.
Mrs Elizabeth Carter has one sick
hog John Rippeon has lost nine of his
fine porkers the past week.
Services IN the NJ. E. church were con-
Quoted on Sunday last at 7.3o a. m. by
the pastor, Rev. Solomon German.
Services in St. Peters church on Sum
day last was as follows: First mass 7 a.
m. second mass ga m. followed by ben
ediction. Father Cavanaugh ohiCiated
at both services.
H. CLAYTON Trundle, ex.iustice OF the
peace, OF this place, was recently rein
stated as the cashier Of the Savings Bank
of Llbertytown. Mr.. Stanley A. Kenny
remains president.
Mrs. George Smith is in Baltimore, Sc
lecting her fall and winter stock for her
millinery opening. Her sieter, Miss Ruth,
who has been at Annapolis visiting her
aunt, will return with her.
Their was a meeting of the c. f in the
M. P. church on Sunday last at g. 50 p.
m. Topic, "BoldneSs Of a Missionary"
The missionary committee was in charge
with Mrs NJ. f. Starr as leader
The many friends Of Hon Roland
Simpson were disappointed that he did
not receive the congressional nomination
at the Prohibition convention recently
held. He would have been comp iment-
ed with d tlauerng vote by his many ad-
mirerS.
A fine concrete pavement has been laid
i'll front of the Methodist Protestant
church. with steps leading to the church.
The bricks from the old pavement were
used TO Law pavement between the
church and the school house, across the
driveway to North street. The work was
done by Edward G. Beail, assisted by
the trustees and others.
Miss Maude Simpson was hostess at a
tea in honor OF Miss Eva Sappiugton and
her house guest, Miss EVELYN McCand-
lish, of Piedmont, w. Va. Those pres
ent were: Misses EVELYN McCandlish,
Eva Sap2ington, Clara Poole, Gertrude
Wright, Edna tones Annie Peddicord.
and Mrs. James c. Sappngton; Messrs.
Frank Hammond, B. Y. Morris and Lor-
rane Simpson.
Miss Gertrude Wright gave a matinee
card party on Friday Prizes were won
by Misses Clara Poole and Edna Sap
pngion. Those present were: Misses
Annie Peddicord, Clara Poole. Eva Sap
plngton, Evelyn McCandsh. Edna
Jones Maude Simpson. Annie Yinglinp
= ~i'N s'tAPIiHNNNhf MAI sDtIDillS iOll dllO
Mrs Charles Smith; Messrs. lanes c.
Sapplngton and Frank Hammond.
Mrs Eugene Hammond entertained at
cards on T 5dav night. Those present
were: Misses Angela. Irene and Eva
Slppington, Maude Simpson, Gertrude
Wright Irene Simpson, Clara Poole,
Lille Hammond, Annie Peddicord DR..
and Mrs. James c Sappington, Messrs.
JlmeS NJ. Sappington. Edgar Hammond,
Eugene Hammond IT,. and Stanley Ken.
ny Prizes were won BY Miss Irene Simp-
son, Mrs. J. c. Sappington and James
NJ. Sappington.
Miss Clara Poole gave a progressive
euchre party Prizes were won by Miss
Gertrude Wright and Eugene Hammond,
IT, Those present were: Misses Evelyn
McCandlish, ! -dmont w. Va; Eva
Irene and Angela Sappington, Edna and
Downey joaes, Gertrude Wright. Maude
Simpson, Annie Peddicord, Cordell
Poole. Irene Simpson and Corrnne Bev-
ans, OF Washington Messrs. lanes NJ.
Sappington, Eugene Hammond. IT,,
Stanley Kenny, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Hammond, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith
and DR.. and Mrs James c. Sappington.