The citizen., 1913-03-21

street has been confined to the house by
a severe cold.
Mr., John N. Swope, East SIKH street
IS spending few days with friends in
Lancaster, Pa
Rev. A. NJ. Oerter and dauohter Misc
Mary, have left Thurmont for their new
home in Nazareth, Pa
Charles W. WileS has received the con.
tract for plasterlng the Nurses Home
building at the City Hospital.
An indoor baseball league composed Of
men has been organized at the Y. NJ. c.
night '>'"'
Frederick NJ. Glenn, a track hand of the
N. I. K. r., under Foreman Shoemaker.
was taken home to Wakersvlle, i'll from
his work.
The cantata, THE New Minister" was
rendered at the First Baptist church and
other attractions, were greeted by fair
sized crowd.
An alarm of fire, was caused by the
burning OF cot in the room o; Guv Cor
Sey, colored, on West All Saints street,
near Market street.
Mr.. l.. c. Smith, of Walkersvile has
opened a pool room in Thurmont Two
splendid tables are in the room and patro-
mage has been exceptionally good.
An unknown man died in Mr.. VIM.
Lohr's barn several miles north of Thur
, mont. The man was a tramp and had
stayed in the barn during the night.
Superintendent of Schools John T.
White mailed pay checks to teachers OF
the county Tor the month of February.
There was 286 to receive their salary at
this time
Mrs. Henry Meier. North Market street,
| celebrated her birthday on Tuesday.
March II, and in honor of The event a
supper was held which was enjoyed bv a
| number of her friends.
Mr.. John f. Phleeger, West Patrick
street, has discovered the correct name
for the peculiar plants, which he has bad
IN his store for several weeks The cor
rect name is Observation-Disclosures.
By change in the schedule on the
Northern Central Railroad, the train
leaving Frederick at 7.55 a. m. daily, will
leave at 7. so O'Clock. This train will put
passengers in Baltimore at Io.G5 O'Clock.
New art glass windows are being placed
in the main room of the Methodist
Protestant church, Buckevstowu. The
wlndows are of a very pretty design and
the effect produced will be most pleasing.
c. Albert Gibson. cashier of the Farm
ers' and Mechanics National Bank,
through Real Estate Agent, John N.
Brenge, sold his property on South Mar
ket street, where he resides, to Karl
Jacobson.
The Frederick Armory Commission
has received word from Governor Colds
borough that ,he remainder OF the first
allotment for the use of the commission
in building an armory in Frederick would
be received
A drawing of the front of the engine
house which the Junior Fire Company
will erect, as prepared by architect B. f.
Kepner. is on display in the window of
the offices of Heltenstein and Urner,
North Market street.
Frank X. Gilbert has purchased of the
Frederick Realty Co. one OF the houses
which this company erected during the
past summer on Elm street The CON.
sideration was $1,000. and Mr.. Gilbert
takes possession at once.
S Keefer Phleeger, son of ex-Tudgc of
the Orphans Court John E. Phleeger, of
[ Frederick, who is on the u. S. battleship
Minnesota, took part in the musical
the ship February - at Guantanamo,
Cuba.
Residents of the north and ives: sections
of Frederick have for the past few weeks
been annoyed by the depredations of
gang of colored bows who have been raid
ing hen houses and have been pifering
almost ANYTHING in the line Of eatables
which they can eat.
Bernard White, an Emmitsburg man.
who stroled into Waynesboro, and got
drunk and disorderly, was given novel
sentence. He was ordered to leave
town in forty minutes He tramped out
East ain street on his way to the noun
tain, before half the time was up.
Bitten by the mad dog which prowled
about Brunswick and the vicinity during
the latter part Of January, the horse be-
longing to L. L. Carpenter, of Loudoun
county. Va, developed rabies recently
and according 10 report from Brunswick
the animal just died from the disease.
The Frederick County Anti-Saloon
League met in the Y. NJ. c. A., and ac-
copied the resignation of Its president
the Rev. A. ID. Winters, with regret, and
elected D. Edward Kefauver, of this city,
formerly first vice president of the league,
president in the place Of Mr.. Winters.
Another hotel may be given Frederick,
if the plans of number of local men,
and several persons from outside the city,
carry The plan is to form company
and to spend from $4,000 to SI5o,ooo
for site and building and to give the
city modern freproof hotel throughout.
State Fire Marshal G Edward Myers
returned to Baltimore from PoCOmoke
CITY where he caused the arrest of Everett
Bevans on the charge of arson. Mr.
Myers was summoned 10 Pocomoke City
to investigate fire which partly DESTROYED
building belonging to William G. l.ank-
iork.
Coz c. A. Little, of Hagerstown. has
been engaged as counsel for Miss Annie
Zimmerman, of Smithsburg, indicted by
the recent Federal Grand Jury in BaIti-
more for writing the poison pen" letters
at Smithsbnrg. No papers have been
served on Miss zimmerman since she was
indicted.
Henry c. Alvey. of Hagerstown, who
purchased an orange grove in Florida and
will move TO that State, at public auction
sold his residence on Reynolds avenue,
that city. TO Alexander Armstrong, Jr.,
for So. 200. and his eight room dwelling
on Summit avenue to Frank O.. Waga-