The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-06-21

| 10 SohllhSd " llc nOuSe ny SICKNESS.
Our City Fathers in conjunction with
the Frederick Railroad will repair South
street.
Mrs. L. A. Burke, East Church street,
who was operated upon at the City Hos
pital, Is getting along nicely.
Secretary Macgill of the Board of Trade
OF this city is on an extended trip to study
plans of commercial bodies.
Clifford Baker east of this city, is I'M
dergong treatment at the City Hospital,
where he underwent an operation:
Mrs. Daniel T. Hanshew, Telegraph
street, was parayzed. Mrs. Hanshew
| has lost the power of speech, but her
limbs are not affected.
Mr.. Thomas Parrish, of Baltimore, who
was injured by his automobile at the
| home of Mr.. K. Claude Dutrow, near
Adamstown last week, is improving.
Mr.. Casper Quynn, who has been I'M
dergoing treatment at the City Hospital,
is improving and expects to be able to
leave the institution in few days
Miss Sadie King, West South street.
who has been assistant chief operator at
the c. & p. Telephone Exchange, has
been promoted to chief operator.
The Junior Christian Endeavor Society
| OF the BuckeyStown Nj. P. church held a
very successful lawn fete. Over $40 was
taken in from the sale of good things.
The work on the Northern Central sta
ton is nearing completion as far as re-.
moval of buildings, &c, are concerned.
The warehouse will soon be in readiness.
Messrs. Emory Nusz and VIM. Smith
have pitched tents along the Monocacy
at Hughes Ford, and will enjoy camp life
for some time, and will participate in
fishing.
Mr., Millerd M. Rice, of Jefferson, who
recently graduated from the Bows High
School, has secured position as clerk
in the Citizens National Bank, and as
sumed the duties.
W. w. Doub, manager of the Choral
society, which presented the operetta
Pauline" in Middletown, entertained
the members OF the organization at his
home in Middletown.
The annual picnic under the auspices
of St. Francis church, will be held in the
City Park, Brunswick, on Wednesday,
Frederick Select Orchestra.
Mrs. George NJ. OFT has sold her prop
erty on North Market street, adjoining
the Arlington Hotel, and lately occupied
by James Hill as an antique stand, to
Lorenzo Muranto, of Elmira, N. Y.
Some one entered the hennery of Mr..
N. M. Zentz, at the Frederick City Mills,
and succeeded in getting several fine
hens. The doors of the henuery and sta
BILE were left standing open by the intru-
der.
Charles R. Gregory, of Brunswick. has
leased of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road, lot in Brunswick, and will erect
upon it warehouse and grain elevator.
Work upon the buildings will start
shortly.
The principal matter to come before
the Maryland Bankers Association at the
annual convention at the Blue Mountain
House this week will be the discussion of
agricultural education in its bearing upon
the banking profession.
An association to promote the interests
of the Holstein breeders of the State of
Maryland and the District of Columbia
has been formed with number of own
erS OF Holstein herds in this City and
county as charter members.
The double team of hackneys of DIR.
w. c. Johnson, in some manner became
unhitched while standing in front of his
residence. The team dashed wildly down
the street to the eastern section of the
CITY where they were stopped.
The pupils Of the Maryland School for
the Deaf left for their homes accompanied
to Baltimore by Mr. H. G.. Benson and
Miss Katherine Bryarly, OF the faculty of
the school, The school will reopen the
second Wednesday in September.
Mrs NJ. M. Robinson, formerly princi
pal OF the Girls High School, this city,
who is now living in Westminster, and
her niece, Miss Helen Robinson and Mrs.
H. Robinson. sailed from New York on
the George Washington for Europe
Mary Weller, aged 10, granddaughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Weller, Of
Thurmont, who left her home in that
place week ago with her schoolboy
lover, Clifford Freshman, aged II, was
returned to the home OF her grandpar-
entS.
At the commencement exercises Of
Rock Hill College. of Ellicott City, held
in Baltimore, Mr.. Charles Staley, son of
Mr. and Mrs. c. B. Staley. this city, was
awarded an excellent medal in the So
phomore class; also roll OF honor prize in
the senior division.
Mr. and Mrs H. A. Spalding and Mr..
and Mrs. J.. H. Eline, of Littlestown, Pa,
and Mr. and Mrs. James E. Doll and Mr..
and Mrs. C. Mantz Dion, of Montreal,
Quebec, have returned home after tour
ing the Valley of Virginia, Luray Cave
and the Natural Bridge.
D. L. Johnson, this city, was elected
first sergeant of Company A in the NJ. A.
c. cadets. Mr.. Henry Holtzaptel, of Ha-
gerstown. was chosen president Mr..
FABIAN Posey, of Frederick, was elected
vce-president of the alumnae association
of the M. A. {.
Among the students of the Maryland
Agricultural College TO receive degrees
at the commencement exercises were
MAYNARD William Mcbride, Of Feagaville,
and Albert David Martz Of Pearl. Mr.
Mcbride received the degree Of Bachelor
of Science in chemistry, and the degree
of Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineer
ing was conferred on Mr.. Martz.
Mr.. and Mrs c. B. Staley entertained
at their home East Second street, for the
! benefit of ST. Johns church. Five
Hundred" was PLAYED by the guests
about forty in number. The prize-win.
ners were: Gentlemen-First, Mr.. Paul
Pavne; second. Mr.. Harry Newcomer;
,L;rJ M l. Stauh | adiec-EirSt Mrs