The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-04-11

amstown.
- Secretary Hahn and PHYSICAL Director
- "SIol, Oh me y NJ. {. a are engaged
IN painting the swimming pool. Z .
Mrs: Richard Nallin, of Belesyille On
tarlo, IS visiting at the home of her mar
ents, Mr. and Mrs. James Houck, near
I Frederick
\, Al the meeting of Mountain CITY Lodee.
NO 29, Knights of Pythias a contribu.
tlon OF SIS WAS made for the relief of the
Ohio Flood Sufferers.
DIR. Howard V. Dutrow returnad 70
layton ONO DIR. Dutrow has been in
frederick since April when he returned
from the flood stricken CITY.
Mrs J. William Donaldson and son.
william, OF Kansas City, Mo-, who have
been visiting Mrs. John II. Frazier, South
Market street, have returned.
Excavations have been started for the
foundation for the addition to be erected
IN the rear of the Empire Theatre. John
"A. lamlson is doing the work
Messrs. Carroll H. Hendrickson and
David 5. Warde, OF Cornell University,
| Ithaca, N. Y, have been spending some
time at the formers home in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. I.aMote and
Miss Carrie LaMotte, of Manchester. who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Brock
Shaw, South Market street, have re-
+ turned.
Messrs. Reno S. Harp, !. Murray
Dronenburg, Souren l.. Weltv and c. II
Ecksten went TO Baltimore to attend the
meeting of the Grand Lodge of the
Knights Of Pythias.
DR.. Stewart P. Dean, Of New Orleans
La, is spending some time in this city'
| having arrived from the South. He is
visiting his sister, Mrs. c. B. T. Hen.
Erickson, Elm street.
Young ladies of New Market gave on
Saturday night the play, Murder Will
Out" in the Odd Fellows Hall Of the
town for the purpose of raising money
TOR the organ fund of the NJ z. church,
South
Sunday was big day for the hotel at
Ridgeville, about no people taking din
ner there. Automobile parties were ar
irving during the whole day, and for so
early in the season the number Of ma
chimes on the road was remarkable.
Mr.. c A. Castle received a letter from
his son. c. Phillips Castle whp is con-
nected with The DAYTON. O., News The
letter gave short description of the ter
rible flood which Mr. Castle states has
damaged Dayton to the extent of $780,
Oco, 900.
A party of officials of the Northern
Central Railroad spent a short time in
Frederick inspecting the company's
property. The officials were on a trip Of
inspection Of bridges on the Balsimore dl
vision and the Columbia and Frederick
branch.
Work on the improvements to the
Junior Hall property. which is being re-
modelled for lhe Empire Theatre is pro
crossing, and as the work is confined to
the rear it will not interfere with the hall
used for moving pictures. and the shows
will continue for some weeks.
Hahn and Betson, contractors, are at
work on the Improvements being made
to the rear of the engine house of the In
dependent Hose Company Different
sleeping quarters are being provided for
drivers and up to-date sanitary fixtures
will be installed in the building.
A delightful birthday surprise party
was held at Miss Fairybelle Meh Rings
house, West South street, in honor OF her
grandmother's birthday, Mrs. George
Young The evening was very pleas
antly spent in games and music. AT a
late hour choice refreshments were
served.
Rev A. H. Burke and family have
moved to Church Hill. this county,
where Rev. Burke takes sharge as pas
tor of the ST. Johns charge of the Luth
eran church He served TWO congrega
tons one at Church Hill and the other
at Wolfsville. Rev. Burke came here
from Woodensburg.
Miss Grace Nicodemus. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Ncodemus, IT,, of
Buckeystown was injured when a pony
she was driving turned round suddenly
and upset the runabout. She was thrown
out of the vehicle, her head striking the
ground A few cuts and bruises about
the face were the only injuries.
A reception was given at the home OF
Mrs Samuel Lambert, near Walkers
vile, in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
F. Lambert. The evening was very
pleasantly spent Only a few relatives
were present At nine o'clock they were
invited to the dinngroom where table
was well furnished with the delcacies OF
the season.
Miss Eleanor Grayson, of the office of
Halter and Newman stepped upon nail
in the office of the company, the nail 60
ing through the sole Of her shoe and
punrturing the foot to quite depth.
Miss Gravson was removed to her apart
ments and the injury dressed by DIR. c.
II. Conley.
Within few weeks work will probably
be started upon the railroad upon which
SURVEYS have been made from near De-
tour to Kevmar, to Union Bridge and on
toward New Windsor. The company
which will build the road has been lncor-
porated as The Central Railroad of
MARYLAND. and The articles OF incorpora-
ton have been filed with the Secretary OF
State.
The regular quarterly meeting OF the
United Fire Engine COMPANY was held
Monday night. Only routine business
was brought before the meeting Inc
committee on resolutions upon the death
of John II Frazier. late vice president OF
the company. made its report, which was
adopted The newly elected vice presl,,
dent. Albert S Brown, was introduced
and made a few appropriate remarks.
Meats in Frederick, IN keeping with
other places throughout the country, are
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