The citizen., 1913-11-28
NEWS,
,,++,e Jottings About Peo-
pie and Things

..,dition of Judge John c. Mottel
lT ae much much improved .,,, .,..
no s.,,. m.'o Of his parents, East Fourth
y s.,ior Class of the Boys High
h1 i Ssn,Oib 5spe been in Washington taking
!, sights ,ha farm, of To-
OaIu rrsr s' Of Highland, near Myers
over over IS people assisted.
. s,,s y, ri returned from few days trip
\ S,iimor., a%'o where they visited Miss
Eisenhauer =,
!. Csstle, given under the auspices
u Civic E Club was financial and
"Repudiation Day" Mrs. Donald
!, IF New York, gave an i'm
I",n .'Sr, talk before the Frederick chap
u r "oId I'd Braddock Trail''
I. MARGARET McSherry, who has been
y Work for several months, has re-
\ 'So lbe home of her mother, Mrs.
= vccberry. East Second street.
and Mrs. w. w. Osburn, West
\ street, m are spending several days
Washington, visiting Mrs. Osburn's
m Mrs. Margaret Cassin Gladmon.
: c. NJ Y. Follet, representative OF
National Florence Crittendon Mis-
Is in this CITY. She is authorized to
nj the work, organize circles, and
Ne subscriptions.
and Mrs. Thomas Fickling, OF Co.
IA N. C.. are receiving congratula-
on the birth of daughter. Mrs.
jpg's mother, Mrs. Ida Markey, is on
h to her daughter.
Commercial Class which has been
l. consideration at the Y. NJ. c. "A.
Imganized with Prof. S. Fenton Har-
|of the Boys High School, teacher.
e were seven young men to enter
Mt Airy Poultry Association,
N A little over a year ago, and which
is first show one year ago. on Mo-
ber 10Th opened its second poultry
in the Masonic Hall, Mt. Airy, for
days.
|baugh and Harrington, real estate
Insurance agents, have sold for Mrs.
R. Buckley, her two-story brick
linz house and lot, 3I3 North Market
10 Mrs. Alice V. Bartgis, Oh pri-
terms.
ales T. X. Young. real estate and
agent, has sold lor Charles o. Hum
Ek his farm at Lewistown, to James
hyder, Of Summit Point, w. Va, on
te terms. Mr. Snyder will move
he farm about April I, 1914.
bridge which crosses the Monocacy
near BuckeystoWn and which is
arIy known as the Buckeystown
{, has been undergoing extensive
huch needed Improvements. 1t will
e1ed to the public in a few days.
starting from a chimney threatened
estruction OF the house OF Mr.. Iohn
residing about two miles east of
e Point, north of Myersyille. The
Fas discovered in time to save the
ing and little damage was done.
Amanda Routzabn, mother of
Albert 5. RemSbrrg, residing a short
ce south Of Mddletown, fell in the
al the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Rems-
and fractured her hip Mrs. Rout-
Is an aged lady and the injury is a
s one.
Rev. E. H. Dent, pastor of the AZ
NJ. /. church, Middletown, was
ag to his home he stepped on a
stone and was thrown down an
lkment. An ugly cash was cut in
knee. DR.. A. A. Lamar dressed
Ound.
Ssgalnst more than 100 Frederick
armers have been filed before
Po5ey by the Changers Mutual
nd Storm Insurance Co., OF Carroll
TO recover assessments Of 10 per
upon the premium note held by the
Fdn the company.
fch Lodge, No. 1863, A. F. and A.
thanksgiving evening, at 1880
observed the goth anniversary Of
lndng OF the lodge. A program of
SeS and music, instructive and en-
1g' was arranged. A banquet
% the program given.
MOTORCYCLES OF Alexander Wier
eaerick Smith collided on West
street The machines were go
oPpotlie directions. The motorists
lnly slightly injured. The motor
were each damaged, the forks of
acnlne being twisted.
property Of Mrs Mary E. Smith,
lule rom Myersvllle, was sold at
sale 10 Mr.. Charles Z. Smith,
10 ior $1,000. Mr.. Henry Crum
us farm at Bethel 10 Mr.. Wesley
Ul Jefferson, this county, for
Noi April.
ma ITnarlotte, young daughter of
M;aI; MIS- Samuel Bussard. Jefferson
!. .n.'udietown, and Beatrice, young
" Of Rev. DR.. George A.
were engaging in some ath-
ua.e SelSes at the home of Mr.. and
sSsdI1, sS, Charlotte fell and dislocat-
'"Oulder. DIR. A. A. Lamar was
9n;I Gn a a trip to Frederick, DIR. and
li,5 5I'S H. Douglass, Baltimore. Nd,
uoSe SERIOUS auto accident, near
\. Inward ,, county, in which their
6r 'urned med turtle over an embank-
+b;cl. hi douglass being thrown from
G' i B while his wife was pinned
ta I pD9t 59th are now at the University
iar y peutrow, auctioneer, sold on
ear M;s,I iafm and several mountain
ers r. Ml9ldIetown 0l for Hezehiah D.
~ ssa and Emory L. Coblentz. exec.
ANU rru Julia M. O'Neal, executrix.
j. b,ol,ch winch was sold to George
mon. thought SI4I per acre. The
and d~,'aln lots brought S12.5o,
v pau Ao.75 respectively.
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