The citizen., 1913-05-30

auction bridge club of Frederick at her
home, "Boxwood Lodge"
The old shoemaker shop of Henry
Lewis, located on West Fourth street IS
being torn down to make room for i'm.
provements upon the street.
Lester P. Harris, East Seventh street
quietly celebrated his birthday Tuesday
and was rendered postal shower bv his
numerous friends. He also received sev-
eral gifts.
). T. Hickman, real estate. loans and
insurance agent, has sold for H. B. De-
Grange, his farm of 275 acres in Buck
eystown district, to VIM. A. ]. Pomeroy,
on private terms.
Charles T. K. Young, real estate and
loans agent, has sold to Georgiana Nc.
Donald, house and lot of ground on
North Bentz street, belonging to Harry
X. Shook, on private terms.
Wood and Wood, attorneys. have
moved their Offices from the second floor
OF the Peoples Insurance Co. Building
to the offices on Court street, formerly
occupied by the late Charles P. Levy.
Charles T. K. Young, real estate and
loan agent, has sold for Georgiana Nc
Donald her house and lot of ground on
Maple avenue, this city, to Clayton Fl.
Summers, of Middletown, on private
terms
Fitzhugh Lee Chapter, Daughters of
the Coniederacy, held card party at the
home OF the president, Mrs. Glenn II.
Worthlngton, Record street, on Thursday
evening at s O'Clock. The party was
given for the benefit of the Monocacy
Marker.
A birthday surprise party was given
Helena Vanfossen, of WalkersvilIe on
Thursday evening About 7 20 her school
friends called at her hcme much to her
surprise. Games were played and at a late
hour all were invited TO the dining room,
wnere choice refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Zimmerman
entertained a few friends at Bellevue.
their country home, east OF this CITY, in
honor OF the eighteenth birthday Of their
daughter, Ruth. She was the recipient
OF quite number OF handsome presents.
The Edward L. Williams Co. closed a
deal with r. Clinton Zimmerman where
by the company becomes the owner of a
tract OF about IS acres of land, including
the extensions of Rockwell Terrace and
West Fourth street. The company paws
$1,000 per acre for a tract to be SURVEYED,
but which will contain from "a 10 SO acres.
The County Commissioners received
three petitions for bridges, all located TO
the north of Frederick. One was for a
bridge at kelly's Crossing on Fishing
Creek, in LeWistown district, another for
a bridge over the north branch OF Ovens
Creek, on the road leading from Thur
mont to Emmitsburg, and another was
for bridge across Fishing Creek at
Hummer's Ford. The places will be Wis
tied by the commissioners
A committee from Frederick district of
the Frederick County Sunday School As
socation has been appointed to arrange
Tor a conference to be held the latter part
OF June as follows: Mr.. J. w. Fahrney. Of
Church OF the Brethren; Miss Eleanor
Abbott, of Grace Reformed Sunday
school; and Miss SalIie Hahn, of the
Lutheran Sunday school. They intend 10
meet for the purpose of naming subcom-
mit,ees to arrange the conference.
Mr. Roger Xavier Day, son Of Mr. and
Mys ]. d. Day, of Tuscarora. Is mem
Der of the graduating class of Western
Maryland College Of Westminster Md.
Announcement Of the general program of
exercises for the 43rd annual commence
ment of the college has just been made
The exercises begin Sunday June s, with
baccalaureate sermon by President Lewis
Degrees will be conferred on Wednes-
day, June II.