The citizen., 1913-03-21
boa NEW $.
Little Jottings About Peo'
ple and Things.

ple ana IuIusS'
Mary Collins, of Washington, D.
visiting friends in this city
. .,e. Frederick S. Schroeder South
IN, street is confined to his home
II the measles.
luther Derr and sister, Mrs. Ger
q wilson. who have been visiting in
,birg,on ard Baltimore, have return.
LH. Markey has left for Colum-
4 where she will spend few
j With her daughter, Mrs. T, J. Flick
AaJng Schley of Mercersburg Col
4 visiting his aunts. Miss Agnes
H. and Mrs. Jennie Schley Miller, this
4 A. OLSON and family left for New
Il and after visiting there will so to
'rinnalli Ohio, where they will reside
b future.
IA Charles Scheel, an engineer Of one
III local plants, had the misfortune re-
Il to lose portion Of two fingers on
rieht hand.
Il. Fetterolf wife Of Lieutenant Fet-
M NJ 5. A , Of New York, who has
4 the guest Of Mrs. Edw. d. ShrIner,
,remmrd home
N VI. o. Ramsburg, Of Walkersville,
H. arm cut very badly by the saw of
mill ON his place which his son was
bin at the time.
rs Sarah T. Crawford, of this city,
.hraed her orst birthday at the home
he granddaughter, MIS-. John Burke,
IB. ,l O. avenue.
h Thomas Gittinger, Of Mobile, Ala,
Blending short time in Frederick.
En- been called home on account of
Il dssth OF bis mother.
Sohoron Howard. who attends
t. burg Academy, Mercersburg, Pa,
Bending the Easter vacation with his
iher Mrs. c. S. Howard.
Iraaeemeuts are being made for a
Il Easter dance to be given by the
b. people of this city at Braddock
iehs Casino next Tuesday.
/ honor of her 18th birthday, Mrs
ra,jo Waters was rendered a birthday
be- at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
nuel Waters, East South street.
Iiss Sadie King, chief operator Of the
Is p Telephone Company. left for
IL 0-hurg, where she will spend few
/ in the interest Of the company.
h Charles Price. South Market street,
|iar Baltimore, Md, where he will un-
b 7n operation for throat trouble at
Church Home Intirmary Hospital.
lorkm-n were engaged in removing
e. in the court house park. The
,k had decayed and was a danger to
ions going TO and from the court
'he frame building occupied By Harry
.NeWkWk as saloon, near Charlton,
ellington county, was burned to the
und The loss is covered by insur-
ieorge w. Butler, colored. aged about
and living near Knoxville, was shot
Maxwell Smallwood, at festival at a
,red church at the Mountain Crossing,
+ Knoxville
be building committee of the Knight
Pythias awarded to William +. Al
| Of Baltimore, the contract for the
lres throughout the Pythian Castle.
contract price was $49e. '
)hn A. Carnochan, of Hagerstown,
been promoted to the position of
f dispatcher of the Western MARYLAND
lway in that city, succeeding L. U.
erf assigned to other duties.
h. John Larman and Mrs. Davis, OF
D. c Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
lie and the Misses Wolfe, Union
ige, Md were in this city to attend
funeral of Mr.. Charles Edward Schaef-
S tribute to Mr.. Frazier for the
rest he had always taken in athletics,
,clally toward the students of the High
Ool, the members of the Junior and
lor classes sent 10 the home a hand
e wreath of flowers.
red NJ. Diven, instructor in the Law
of The University of Virginia,
has been spending a few days with
IDS IN this city, has left for Baltimore,
re he will spend a week, afterward
ruing to the Unlvt rsitV.
allen L. TAFT. county chairman of the
sressive party, OF Montgomery county
issued call for county convention
q held at Rockville, March 25 TO select
gates to the State Convention to be
N Baltimore March 20.
committee consisting Of Judge Glenn
Northington, A. S. Brown and Albert
NTH, was appointed to draw up reso-
ms upon the death of first vice -presi.
! II. Frazier, at a meeting of the
ed Fire Engine Company.
he Society of the Sons of the Ameri-
Revolution, has presented to the
e Of Maryland, through the Governor.
ignlhcent silver cup, to be competed
" the respective militia organizations.
splendid trophy cost 5000.
a meeting. of the Washington County
zeal Association it was decided to
oIlsh at the office of the county public
e a clinic having for its purpose the
OF tubercular suspects. The
c will be in attendance and offer their
ices free.
Q Easter party was given to the old
entS OF the Woman's College by the
students in Kemp Hall on Saturday
ing, March IS. The time was very
yably spent. Throughout the party
Easter in spirit, and rabbits and eggs
conspicuous.
'nal men are beginning preparations
he boating season. Water was turn
D and the ditch filled as far as the
lock in Cumberland preparatory to
9 the levels farther down the line
day until the waterway is ready for
$ to Georgetown.
recognition of its interest and service
dsonry, a member of which fraternity
as been for 81 years, Mr.. w. +. Har-
was entertained by FervenCy Lodge.