The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-09-06

While fishing along the Potomac Wal.
ter and William Duvall were successful In
landing five fine bass.
George Weiner and Roger Young were
successful in landing IS bass, the largest
weighing 2I5 pounds.
The excursion over the Baltimore and
! Ohio Railroad on Sunday last brought "a
visitors from the Monumental City.
Sheriff Pagan took Charles L. Carton
to the Maryland Penitentiary Tuesday,
where he was sentenced by the court for
the larceny of horse.
While returning from Petersvile, Mr.
Harvey Baker, a Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad brakeman, of Brunswick was
held up and robbed of ten dollars.
Cadet Joseph McGill, of Catoctin Fur
mace, this county, has rendered his resig-
nation as a cadet in the United States
! Military Academy and is now at his home
Clarence A. Cooper, a carpenter. re-
siding near Knoxville, was crushed be-
meath Baltimore and Ohio train at
Knoxville on Saturday night, dying in
stantly.
A different approach to Braddock
Heights from Frederick is one of the
| plans being considered by the Frederick
Railroad Company, for the Improvement
| of the road.
Miss Ella V. Krieg, primary supervisor
of Frederick county is one of the instruc-
tors al the Anne Arundel county institute
for teachers. The institute is being held
this week in Annapolis.
F. Lester Smith and VIM. L. A. Fisher
have leased the second floor of the Junior
Fire Company building and propose to
open to Frederick its third moving picture
house on September 10.
George H. Drummer has sold his fine
farm of LOO acres, located along the
O'possumtown pike, one mile north Of
town, to Emory Lease. of Buckeystown.
The terms were private.
Victor Stockman had his face badly
scared by the bursting OF an emory wheel
at the American Foundry and Machine
Works while engaged at work at the
wheel. He was also bruised about the
arm.
Alderman Rice has received from Bar
mum & Cole, of New York, a hand
sweeper, which will be given test. The
sweeper has been sent to Frederick for a
trial of five days. They cost about SIS
each.
Mrs. John |. Grifiss and daughter,
Miss Margarst Gritliss, who have been
motoring in the Shenandoah Valley, Nlr-
9inia, have returned to Buena Vista,
where they will spend the autumn at their
cottage.
Manager List announces that he has
booked Baby Nine" the comedy so
popular last year in New York, to open
the seasons shows at the City Opera
House The comedy will be given on
September II.
September "a is the date determined
upon by King David Lodge, No. 50, |. o.
o. F., for the big rally. The committee
which has the affair in charge reported at
a meeting held recently and the report
was adopted.
Robert Stalay has ordered a thirteen
horse power Minneapolis motorcycle,
which will be received the latter part of
the month. Mr.. Staley has been appoint
ed agent of this make of machine for
Frederick county.
Prospect church, on Mt Airy Circuit,
will be reopened next Sunday. Beginning
at Q. 80 there will be Love Feast follow
ed by sermon at 10. 80 by Rev. f. l..
Watson, d. D. The afternoon services
will be held at $50, when DIR. Watson
will preach again.
Charles B. Trail has sold at private sale
to Daniel J. Buckley, of Mt Pleasant the
well-known Garden Farm" situated
about half a mile from Frederick along
the Frederick and Woodsboro turnpike.
The farm is supplied with CITY water, and
is in high state of cultivation.
A number OF men have pitched tents
at Continental Spring, along the Monoc-
acy, where they will enjoy camp life for
several days. In the party are George
VanFossen Harry Shipley, Thos. Baum
gardner. Charles Shpley, Louis Otte,
Elmer Warner, Jesse Creager, John Doll,
Richard Creager and Lewis Zeigler.
Rev P. !. Wade. the new pastor of the
Lutheran church at Doub, removed with
his family TO that place August 80. He
came from a church in West Virginia.
Rev. Paul Ketterman, who had been pas
tor the of church for several years, has re
moved to Lilly, Pa, having accepted
call to the Lutheran church of that place.
Rev. P. NJ, Boyden, rector OF Green
way Court parish White Post, Va, has
resigned, and on September 1, took
charge of Linganore parish, New Market,
Frederick county. Rev. Boyden con-
Quoted on Sunday the first services in the
parish, preaching at Mt. Airy and Poplar
Springs. Four churches are in the charge,
New Market, Mt. Airy, Poplar Springs
and Urbana.
Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Grimes, East
Church street, entertained few of their
friends. Cards were played and beautiful
selections rendered on the piano by Mr..
Haltfort former player at the City Opera
House Thos" present stere Mr. John
Grimes, Miss Edith Bryant, of Baltimore;
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dom Mr.. and Mrs.
William c. Cannon, Mr. D. Princeton
Buckley. Miss Nell Brookev and Master
Norman Dorm. Choice refreshments were
served.
A head on collision between a trolley
car and a locomotive pulling six empty
freight cars occurred on the Thurmont
division of the Frederick Railroad. two
miles north of this city. Motorman En-
DRY l.. Bittle saved himself by jumping a
moment before the crash came. Conduc-
tor Clyde c. WaChter also jumped and
escaped Only one passenger, NJ l..
Wachter, of Gainesville, was on the car.
He was painfully cut and bruised.
Farmers Picnic at Braddock
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