The citizen., 1913-03-21
Additional Briefs

vincent nSllnS went 10 washington
in the interest of the Ok Fibre Brush
Company.
Miss Julia Wright, of Georgia, is visit.
Ing Nj and Mrs, Vincent Ymglins, West
Second street
i Two boys, who gave Rhode Island. as
their home, were picked up by the police
and their parents informed of their where
abouts and condition.
A marriage license was issued in Balti-
more Tuesday to Basil Duke Sellers, 2I,
| of Spartansburg. s. c., and Cordela A.
I England, p, of Mt Airy.
Two young ladies on B. & O. avenue
were held up by stranger on Tuesday
night. Letter Carrier Sim came to the
rescue and the fellow fled
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis NJ Kintz, East
Fourth street, celebrated the goth ami
versary of their wedding Tuesday and re-
ceived the congratulations of their friends
Miss Emma Lane. % years old, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. II. l.. Lane. of Hag-
erstown, swallowed an ounce of creoSote
and has since been in a critical condition
She is said to have been disappointed in
love.
A largely attended meeting of King
David Lodge, No. so, |. O. .. F., was
held when the lodge was visited by Grand
Master Fred. A. Groom and Deputy
Grand Master S. c. Eicheberger Of Bal
timore.
The Ladies' Sewing Society of the
Evangelical Reformed church cleared S44
at the annual Easter sale in the church
parlors. They will hold a lawn fee, at
Braddock Heights during the first week
IN August.
A delightful time was spent at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. William Z. Snyder's,
near Central on FRIDAY last. Games
were INDUCED in until late hour, when
all where invited to the dining room to
partake of the refreshments.
Mrs. Albert Mercer Delightfully."- enter
tanned few of friends at a quilting party.
Among those present were Mrs. Thomas
+. Musser, of WalkersvilIe Mrs. w E.
Mercer, Mrs. A. !. Summers, Gainesville,
and Mrs Mary Summers near Frederick.
A demonstration OF the proper method
Of tree pruning and also talk upon cult
vation and the general care of a peach or
apple orchard was given to about Is in
tereSted people in the apple and peach
orchard of j.. c. Walker, near Mourovia,
by Professor Monroe, of the Maryland
Agricultural Experiment Station.
!. Collin Vincent, Of Baltimore, has
been named as the MARYLAND representa-
tive OF the National Crop Improvement
Committee. The selection was made BY
J c. F. Merrill, president OF the Council
OF Grain Exchanges, whose headquarters
are in Chicago. Mr.. Vincent made an
address here at the Associated Boards of
Trade Convention.
The Junior Fire Company will equip its
steam fire engine with gasoline tractor
and will also put an automobile chassis
under its hose wagon This was decided
upon at a meeting of the standing COM
mttee. The matter does not have to be
referred to the company, it is now said,
as the company authorized the standing
committee TO do what in its judgment
was best, at the meeting held in January.
Senator Z. E. Goslin. of Caroline coun-
ty, member of the Good Roads Com
mission of Maryland has accepted the IN
vitation to address the next meeting of the
Frederick County Farmers Association
on the subject of roads. He will paw es-
pecal attention to the advantages Of the
State aid law in his discussion. The
meeting will be held on April 5, and it IS
hoped that a large attendance will be
present.
The old carpet which for many years
has served as floor covering of the
office of the Register of Wills has been
removed. and preparations are being
made for the putting down of new
carpet The old bar in the room has
been removed. The walls are being
whitewashed and the whole office is being
given a thorough overhauling. The office,
as well as that of the court clerk, has been
wired for electric lights.