The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-04-25

House. " Janus ''''
Mr.. J. II. Enright has purchased the
touring car, Kline make, which was form.
cry owned by MIR. James f. Doll
Sunday will be Easter for the Greeks.
FRIDAY and Saturday will be the most
hoiy days OF the Greek Orthodox church.
Motorman Charles Jones. who was in
luled IN an accident at Middetown some
days ago, Is able to be about on crutches.
Mr. Clyde Lewis, of Baltimore, who
mas been spending few days with his
Drother' Mr.. X. X. Lewis, near this CITY,
has returned.
Lee Thompson, the - wear old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Thomson. Of
Brunswick broke his arm while PLAYING
near his home.
Messrs. Frank and Samuel NixdorT Of
Baltimore, and Harry Nix lori. of Nor.
folk, are visiting their sister, Mrs. Annie
Kemp, East Third street.
Mr.. Emory Watkins Of near Mullins.
who was run over by a wagon loaded
with fertilizer is reported as getting along.
as well as can be expected.
Misses Edith Radcif and Helen Nc
Sherry, who are teaching school in New
York, are visiting their homes in this CITY
during the spring vacation.
The Grand Council of the ROYAL Area
I mum convened in Baltimore. Frederick
Council. No. II96, this city. is being rep.
resented by Jacob L, Engelbrecht
John Stride, the B. and 0. baggage
master, who was bitten by mad dog on
| April u, and who is taking the Pasteur
treatment in Baltimore, is doing nicely.
Mr. James +. Doll has received his
handsome new Maamon Car. 1t is equip
ped with the latest improvements con
slstlng of self starter and electric lights.
Miss Nellie Mullen, this city, left for
Baltimore, where she will enter the Pres
byterian Eye, Ear, Throat and Nose Hos
pital, as nurse. Her friends wish her
every success.
Miss Charlotte Baker, of Frederick, is
visiting the Misses Isabel r. and Ella Lea
Thorn, at the residence of their mother.
Mrs. P. Lea Thorn, on West Lanvale
street, Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward B. Nicodemus
returned from their wedding trip. They
are now stopping at the residence Of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Nicode-
mus, near Walkersvile.
Mr.. Philip Seeger, of King David
Lodge, No. so, and Mr.. II. Dorsey Fitch
ison, OF Frederick Lodge No. 100, l. O.
o. F., are in Baltimore attending the
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows.
General repairs are being make to the
fountain in Court Park. 1t was found
that the pipes of the fountain were rusted
and clogged and will have to be renewed.
Mobley Bros are doing the work
A team Of four has been selected from
the nth grade Of the BOYS High School
TO represent this school in the annual
county stenographic contest to be held at
the Girls High School, May 10, 1913.
Mr.. Charles D. Adams. of Buckeyes
town, who was thrown from wagon and
suffered broken ankle some time ago,
and who has been at the Frederick CITY
Hospital since then, returned to his home.
Edith w. Main and Leo Weinberg,
trustees. have sold at private sale the
Nxdorff property on West Patrick street.
which includes a storeroom, double
dwelling house and barber shop. The
price was $1,000.
Guy Stone, the Youngster who lost the
sight of both eyes IN an accident with
dynamite cap and for whom the public
raised a neat sum of money, was taken to
Baltimore to be placed in the State insti
tuition for the blind.
Miss Helen Sanders entertained few
OF her most intimate friends. The even
ing was spent in games after which deli
cious refreshments were served: The
dining room was decorated with Amer-
can flags and bunting.
At the meeting of Frederick Council,
No. IIS, IT,, O. U. A. NJ. Messrs. Robert
A. Bennett and Eugene H. Albaugh, who
attended the meeting of the State Council
IN HagerstoWn, gave a very interesting
report of the meeting.
Secretary MacGill of the Frederick
Board of Trade received communication
from the National Guard of the District of
Columbia. stating that the Adjutant Gen
eral had decided to accept the offer of the
Harper's Ferry residents and that the
camp OF the Guard would be located there
this year.
The members of the Sunday school
class of Mrs. c. E. Cline were given an
outing. The automobile, loaded with lit
tie folks, left town about a. 80 for High
land Lodge" the country home of Mr..
and Mrs c. E. Cline, where they spent
most ENJOYABLE time, arriving home about
$50 D. m.
An interesting entertainment was given
Saturday evening in the basement OF the
M. E. church at Evansville, under the au
spices of the w. c. +. u. The program
as prepared nv the youths interested in
the Evansville baseball team and the pro-
ceeds were divided between the team and
the temperance union.
Major H. r Riley, of Annapolis. in
spected Company A., NJ. n. g, We'd
nesday evening. After the Inspection,
light refreshments were served MAJOR
Riley is inspecting the companies OF the
first battalion of the First Regiment OF
the Guard He is tallest man in the state
militia, being teet 4. In the Spanish
American War Major Rilev was First
Lieutenant in Company A.. M. N. g., IN
which organization the Frederick men
served.
In order TO thoroughly inform all those
who are planning to enter the essay CON
test OF which full particulars were publish
ed in February, those in charge OF me
contest desire to stale THAT all contest
ants are requested to leave ESSAYS at the
office of Mr.. William +. Chiffon, 24I
North Market street. not Later than twelve
o'clock. noon, May I, at which hour The
contest closes. Said essays to be pre-
scented sealed. in envelopes OF uniform