The citizen., 1913-06-06
bo-Ab NEWS,
little Jottings About Peo-
/ pie and Things

Al cDecht, OF BuCkeySto"il' y was
A. r. the City Hospital suffering
r,rIston Hargett, student of the
;,n "a, If Pennsylvania, is spending
'lmmer 3 in Frederick
I Adams. of Brunswick, was oper-
~ aon ,r for appendicitis at the City
.;ipl apOM Martinsburg, w. Va.
',a" ,'.. members of the National Capt.
feISsc~rls fens ~, Club passed through Fred
o,O' oO tbelr way to Gettysburg.
noIa Whitmore, a widow, resid-
Eione on South Market street, was
n1ed I on Saturday morning.
son Murray announces he will be at
9P,s no parish, Frederick and Wash
x a. connties, Tuesday, June 10.
] Auou,.us Murdock, OF Richmond,
a 60 HSS69nledsrate veteran has been in
.;,r in attendance at the funeral OF
ister :,
4 ovc,rs;on over the Baltimore and
a Pailroad Sunday took 90 persons
4 the % %city-7o going to Baltimore and
4 Washington
4et out every vote. Remember
dav, tuesday, June 10, from
m to 8 o. m. Vote early.
H. Ohio Marylanders Reunion will be
\ n Soring Grove Park, Springfield,
ngust n next. 1t is likely that Cows.
fs5orough and Cox will be invited.
McOuilkin DeGrange, who teaches
II West. has returned to the home Of
psrepts Mr. and Mrs. Garrett S. De-
hge, East Second street, for the sum-
n George w. F. Vernon, Of Balti-
4 snent Sunday with friends in this
on bis return from Hagerstown,
.re he delivered the memorial ad-
|iss katherine Wehler, who has been
|hing at a college in Florida, has re-
,ed to the home Of her parents. Dr.
Mrs. {. E. Wehler, East Third
i.
Tbile on a fishing trip Hiram Derr,
h Patrick street. was successful in
Iing IS eels. 7 fall fish and catfish.
largest eel weighed a pounds and 2
ces.
rs. Maggie z. Hooper was granted
,rce from her husband, Charles w.
,per by Judge Worthington They
{ married in 1882. Excessive cruelty
legged.
n Saturday evening, June 7, an Ora
AL Contest will be held in the Opera
lse at Middletown. A class of eight
estauts under direction of Miss Lucy
hide, win compete for silver medal.
he city has received a carload Of hill
brick rom the Hammond Fire Brick
and workmen are now engaged in
ng the section of Carroll street from
Farmers Exchange to South street.
t. Carmel Sunday school will hold a
val on Saturday evening, June IA.
0. u. A. NJ. Band, of Frederick,
attend. County Commissioner Chas.
is the superintendent of
school.
sses Edith May Davis and Blanche
ard Walker, Of Frederick county,
among the seventy-two graduates Of
Maryland State Normal School to
i've diplomas at the annual COM
cement Thursday evening.
arke Devilbiss. Isaac Shipley, Clar-
Delphy, John Wright, Lewis Wood
J. and Robert Shipley took a trip TO
yshurg on their motorcycles. A tour
e battlefield was made and the party
med home without a mishap.
{. and Mrs. F. V. Buxton, East Pat
street, left on an extended visit to
omla. They will stop for about ten
in OHIO, visiting friends near Man
after which they will go to Los
eles and points in Southern Califor
e Frederick Ministerial Association
day closed its sessions until October
hen they will resume their usual
lngS. The association decided to
the ministers of the respective
hes deliver sermons on Sabbath OBJ
nee in few weeks. The dates will
eclded on later.
1t. D Free, who is principal in the
mar grades Of the Brunswick public
d, has left for his home in Thur
. He expects to take course Il
ohns Hopkins summer school and
o attend the summer school OF the
eHck county teachers.
very pleasant birthday surprise was
Mrs. Susannah Albaugh at her
at Mt. Pleasant, when her children
grandchildren gathered at her resi-
about / o'clock p. m, bringing
them remembrances and refresh
$. The occasion was the celebra-
u the 6oth anniversary of her birth.
Our Aldermen ticket we have
rue, tried and humble citizens,
that will safely conduct the
rs OF the city. All self-made
Vote the whole ticket and
Chesapeake and Telephone Com
announced the appointment OF c.
eber as division manager for Rich
to succeed ]. w. Crews. who has
elected vice president OF the Chesa-
and Potomac Telephone Company
gina. Mr.. Weber has been mana
'he Maryland Elsewhere" divi-
MS territory being Western Mary
lie IS well known in Frederick.
der the auspices of Fitzhugh Lee
Ter, Y. ID. c., a card party was
at the home of Judge and Mrs.
n. Worthington, Record street
parlors were beautifully decorated
cur flowers. The money realized
Ine party will be added to the Mo-
y Marker Fund. The hrst prize for
aGles was won by Mrs. Edward L.
10, the second by Miss Pauline
. Ihe first gentlemen's prlze was
y Dr. Edward l.: Schmid and the
d by Mr.. J. Lippscomb. The guest
was won by Miss Edith Osburne.
lal Distribution of Premii1ms