The citizen., 1913-03-28
+,0CAL NEWS
"a Little Jottings About Peo-
ple and Things.

\ IT Thomas kllne' Coult Street.
4, ,r.. Ruth Tregsllis, of Grafton, w.
Nl'ss nanJino the Easter holidays with
r, \ If5ry Brown, East Third street.
'trhe trees in the Courthouse Park are
Nc a;yen a complete overhauing by
fluE r Nehrlng and Fl. E. Baker.
',r.. uqry E. Knott who has been
N'l? 5,,- several months in Baltimore,
4 yatufned to her home on East Church
rp.,I K Koontz, who is taking post
|. 5o1,r ~, work at Johns Hopkins Univer-
T. s1ent short time in Frederick on
bsuess.
H.. .,d Mrs. William Neidhart and
EoaL,.r Of Baltimore, are visiting MS
s. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Neidhart,
H. Patrick street.
|,rrs f. f. Lakin George, of Virginia,
A Inst returned from very pleasant
,.r snent in Florida. She visited
hny places Of interest.
r. Hebrew Feast of Purim was cele-
bted on Sunday last by the Hebrews of
i riy. Nj Leo. Wineberg delivered
appropriate address.
h. and Mrs. Samuel G. Duvall, Mr.
n Mrs. D. c. Winebrener and the
e. Richie. attended the Bouldin Kerr
eddine at Orange, N.
|bn March goth orders were received
/ tbe Western Union Telegraph man
,emeut 10 extend the hours of service
b. S. 40 p. m. 10 10. 80 p. m.
H. Chauncey Dwight Ferguson, of
|esville La, a student at the University
'yirgnia, is spending the Easter vaca-
n With Mr. W. NJ. Storm, South Mar
h street.
his Helen Motter, of Mary Baldwin
.nnarv. Staunton, Va, is spending
ssier week at home. She is accompani-
by Mis-, Marie Lasseter, of Tallahas-
!, Florida.
r. c. Reginald Hughes, formerly of
Is cjtv. who for some years has been in
service of the Isthmian Canal Com
ission. has given up his position and re-
rned to the States.
Thi, winter there has been an epidemic
measles in Frederick city and county
! first for a period of five or six years.
present there are about 225 cases re-
FED in both city and county.
brs lanes Abrecht and daughter have
Iumrd home from Waynesboro, Pa.
Is. Abrecht has purchased home on
ftaee street. that city. where she will
,k- her home in the near future.
b. formal action Of the Board of regents
the University of Maryland the agree
snt was ratified by which, after the
esen scholastic term is completed, the
iHersity will absorb the Baltimore Medi,
|College.
Frederick will be the next place where
State Tax Commission appointed by
Governor will meet for the purpose
Reling ideas in regard TO the equaIiza-
b of tax bu dens. The meeting will be
h on Thursday, April 5.
i a meeting of the stockholders of the
\ and Dixon Packing Company the
directors Of the company were re-
fted as follows: +. w. Obenderfer. l.
Ioh son, Guy X Motter, P. NJ. IIite-
" and w. 0. McCutcheon.
fhe Adamstown Duckpin team was de-
ted by The Star team of Brunswick on
Fker's Star alleys, Brunswick, Monday
ping by 47 pins. The first game was
\ BY the Adamstown team while the
r. two we're taken by the Star team.
rlarence Malone, who some time ago
Fhased lot in Rosemont Addition,
.the Fourth street pike. will erect
HdSome bungalow upon the lot. The
pgalow will contain eight rooms and
4 and will he built of hollow tile and
fcoed
n a pensioners meeting held at All
piS Episcopal church Monday last the
owing were elected vestrvmen: +. B.
'plngton. c. NJ. Gilpin, Ernest Helfen-
n. Arthur Potts, Thomas NJ. William
\ Edwin c. Markell, Charles B. Trail,
es II Gambrill, Jr.
Pc OF the pretty features in connection
q the taStertide services at All Saints
fch was the presentation to the church
4 handsome brass font ever. 1t was
'gl't oil a few ladies' of the congrega-
and was used for the first time Easter
m hve children were baptized.
most delightful pound party was held
Pc residence Of Mr. and Mrs, Martin
lem near Hansonville. Games of
.knds We're indulged in until late
A When all were invited to the dining
p where refreshments were served,
r. all did ample Justice.
and Mrs. Bernard w. Wilson, East
r. street, have left Frederick TOR Can
ono, where they will make their
r home, Mr.. Wilson having accepted
Psltion with large wall papering eS-
pshment in that city. Mrs. Wilson's
fniai home is in Canton, where she
4 before her marriage.
magistrate in this CITY, issued a war
Tor the arrest Of William McGill
4 the charge of committing an assault
battery upon Carroll Phillips. MIR.
MclIIll Is the principal of the Creag-
Pwn schools, and he gave the Phillips
pupil sound thrashing on March
'ne congregational meeting on Mon
last OF Grace Reformed church an
fion was held which resulted in the
f. Of MIR. Robert F. Thomas and Mr..
r. I. Aldridge as elders, and Mr..
Fam /. Staley and Mr.. c. Frank
as deacons. These officers will be
med and installed next Sunday morn
+ Mullinix, the well known carpet
VINO recently purchased the Pope
2erty on North Market street. in which
Ms conducted his business for some
mas had plans for the improvement
property prepared bv B. Evard
PER architect. Work upon the i'm
[emenls will begin on April I or very
aiterward.
~ Joseph s. Peters, who served as
ldnt pastor eGhe Evangelical Reform
+ilTCl tlfc ,Nitk, clr met