The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-05-31
GOAL NEWS.
a Little lettings About Peo-
pie and Things.


YIN Hanpt lose it.
- l3Nr. Frederick Notnsgle is on busl-
cs'Tt#Ass trip to Baltimore.
%tf3 To-day is the time to do things; to-
" borrow the time to dream.
Mrs. Grayson B. Haller and children,
Fast Third street, are visiting friends in
Middletown.
Mrs Edgar T. Brust, of Washington,
Is visiting Mrs. Milton T, Engle, West
Fourth street.
Mr. w. 5. Davidson, Of Chicago, has
been here on account of the death of his
J father, Mr.. John w. Davidson.
Miss Mary Williams, of Union Bridge,
has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Iacob Mackey, West Fourth street.
H. Earl Smith, of near Doubs. this
Aunty, lost BY death from grass collie,
luable driving horse, valued at $500.
1ME. A. Alexander of Frederick, has
been appointed keeper of weights and
measures by the Board of County Com
NhssonerS.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Michael, Messrs.
William H. Reese and Roger Wiles,
moved an automobile trip to Brunswick
% Sunday.
m Miss Courtney Williams, of Evansville
pho has been visiting her uncle, Mr. R.
II Magruder, Clarke Place, has returned
u her home.
, There will be no Chautauqua at Bruins
lick this year. This was the decision Of
citizens meeting held in the Red Mems
Hall, at Brunswick.
"a. marriage license was issued in
"a Who're on Monday May 27th, to John
NJ Miles, divorced, and Ella M.
~ ~. $on, also divorced.
,u.A Ma. M. Laudauer. East Church
a SSAl.a F1o has been in Homecoming VS.
s M NM .s kdaughter Mrs. Lorraine Essen
gtNW n~ returned to her home.
IasA II sfn. dney T. Thompson, of Wash
mi ~ { spending some time at the
INNbM her sister, Mrs. D. Hauer
ssse IA ENGs asst Third street, where their
3&xft MAbss quite i'll.
q NV Il. Ity refuse cans to be placed on
|N y PFS5 less streets Of the city bv the
s NJ and lc.b have arrived and will be placed
~ - al days. The cans were secured
~ ..gh N. j. Wilson & Sons.
~ MI John Ridenour was injured while at
work at the Ok Fibre Brush Works Mon
day morning Three fingers were sawed
on near the tips DIR. l.. A. Burck dress
ed the injuries. Amputation was not
NECESSARY.
n. Rev d. NJ. Gaver. of Dayton, Ohio
nd who has frequently been the moderator
al the annual meetings OF the Church of
the Brethren is visiting at Myersvllle
MI. Gaver will attend the annual meeting
at York, Pa.
Bertha Lee Cutsail, an infant. through
her father and next friend, David R.
AKRussard Saturday, through Urner and
y, Vrner, filed suit against Ida c. Cutsail for
Alienation Of the affections of the plain
tiff S husband
Al Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick W. Cramer,
East Second street, and Miss Alice
Fritchie, of Lancaster Pa, who has been
ed visiting them. and Mr.. William NJ.
20 Cramer, left on a motoring trip to York,
on Pa, on Wednesday.
"a, Rev f. l.. Mclean preached the bac-
~ calaureate sermon to the graduates of the
la Frederick College in the Grace Reformed
IS church Sunday night The text was BE
w Not Sothful in Business; But Fervent in
Spirit Serving the Lord, Rom. 1911.
Harvey W. Stem, student at the Mary
V land School for the Deaf walked from
Frederick on Saturday to Hagerstown be-
rk Tween the hours of a. nj. and p. M
MIR. Stem remained at his home, that city
KA.Eer Sunday, returning to school Monday.
q a NINE members of the Domestic Science
MUM XNNment of the Woman's College
= = ssS NNKHhe direction of Miss Edith Thomas
M SaS AVASher annual outing and picnic on
SM May in the vicinity of Yellow Springs
Ie@EdsANthe Thurmont line of the Frederick
ENs1yyAte Councillor A. E. Heidler, of the
yXKFbr o. U. A. NJ, has returned from
: ~ Eastern Shore. where he was visiting
Z1tfe councils in that section of the State.
&e reports that the councils are in good
ape and much interest is being taken in
the order.
Mr.. !. F. R. Heagev has moved his
lay Office to No. rs Court street, this
CITY, in the Peoples Insurance Building,
ION the building on Court street which
vii be torn down to make way for the
new homes of MesSrs. Wiuebrener and
&ambril
Mr. !. Paul Brown, who has been study
lng forestry at Pennsylvania State College,
Isl spending several days at his home,
kast Third street, before leaving for
Montana, where he will take up posi-
ION for the summer with the government
81 forestry work.
MMr Albert R. Wallis who has been
~ hying with the orchestra at the Acad-
CIV Of Music Hagerstown, has returned
u this city and will play with the Brad
4pCk Heights Band and Orchestra during
be summer He will return to HagerS-
own in September.
ySQn Sunday, June 9th, Apples Church,
- Z Thprmont, this county, will be re-
! DlASds The edifce is OF substantial
CIoC been remodeled and in ad-
the frescoing of the interior,
~ SterIpd a new carpet form part
IN W assistant School Super
H. frederick County, who has
"a Vine to work for several weeks
#EMM Nhe frederick City Hospital on
IL nv kcn and was operated on Wednes-
Nm di Al present he is doing as
my an pc Expected.
AZ kf3l Hing the place at the head OF the
GIL department of Haverford
: y4ring his absence in Europe,
/, 1MNA y. Rowe, of Emmitsburg,
XI hAs excepted an appointment
u Avw %ftment of mathematics at Dart
{ %pk l4Hege, Hanover, New Hamp-