The citizen., 1913-09-12
||IRYLAND NEWS
| N SHORT ORDER
.test GIeanlngs From All
Over the State.

Istest GIeanings From All
Over the State.
uoyre de Grace Hospital au-
ls l',.s : have organized a training
oo for nurses
.stovn.-The Clarence Huffer
~ ~ 100 acres, near Boards Church,
'",d 10 Harvey Lantz for $500.
Lambright, a pressman, %
S'' old. swallowed a dose OF
ZINE in front of the Courthouse
' %ed 4 few minutes later
Fulton and Martin L. Bach
hove organized the Milestone Can
company and will conduct
canning factory near Pecton-
,,,,iom Kimble, of Williamsport,
injured bv an ice wagon upsetting
/ cling M upon him. Caught beneath
,on his sides were injured and one
Me- wheels passed over his foot.
,,oerstown.-The !, receipts of the
[,orctown Postofiice continue to in
H. In August they were $5,24S.47,
I rain of $531.7S over August last
EAe Kings Daughters of Hagers-
L. have started a campaign to
L. $1,000 by getting 100 persons to
l. $40 each toward a fund to be ex-
Lied for fuel, medicine, food and
Ehes for the poor next winter,
brof c. Edwin Carl, who resigned
Dripcipal of the Washington Coun-
Male High School last winter, will
In private school for boys and
Is in Hagerstown, September Is,
h Miss Myra McDade as assistant.
Hamilton Spedden, of Cam
|ige. County Treasurer. who had
"a his papers as candidate for
animation by the Democrats, has
rounced his retirement to accept
cashiership of the Peoples Loan
b Savings Bank.
Agner w Barnhart has purchased
interests of his partners, William
Beachley and ]. Wesley Sampsell,
the Barnhart & Beachley Overall
rtOry. at Williamsport, and will
ttinue the business as the Barn
It overall Company.
Hagerstown. Mrs. Rebecca Murray,
% recently purchased the Monterey
Eel. at Hancock, for about $4,000
sale, has sold the prop
n to her mother, Mrs. Priscilla Viii
ms Bridges, widow OF Robert
idges, Of Hancock.
Nargie Slant, II years old, who
kes her home with her uncle, Will
m H. Johnson, Fredericksburg was
uCk in the eve with a pair of scis-
s. The scissors were hanging on
TAIL above the little girls head and
reaching for them she knocked
m down.
apt. Lewis White, who was arrest
on August 4 and placed in Denton
J. charged with an attempted as
III upon Mary Truitt, 13-year-old
lghter Of Isaac Truitt, of Federals-
g, has been released on $1,000 bail
I'd. The case will come up at Den
at the October term Of court.
'rof. Charles B. Stoudt has resign
as supervisor of penmanship in
schools of Queen Anne's county,
accept the supervisorship of pen
nship in the schools of Bingham
) n, Y. Prof. J. o. Neighbors, of
commercial department of the
nbridge High School, will take the
ce vacated by Professor Stoudt.
truck by an automobile, Charles
OK, Of Hurlock, had his carriage
from under him on the Federals-
gHurlock State road. Mr.. Stack
thrown out, landing in deep
VI, and received several bad
lses. Two wheels were cut from
Ter the carriage. The occupants of
machine did not stop after the
dent Mr.. Stack claimed that the
omobile belonged to DIR. Edward
eS, OF East New Market, and was
zen by the Doctor himself.
ederalsburg. Alarmed over the
Tclty Of tomatoes 10 days ago Caro-
packers are now overwhelmed
are shipping many of their con
Il crop to other points. Hot, dry
''ner conditions have ripened the
y crop and no longer is the buyer
uhg the producer. He is now en-
Soring to save those heretofore
uaeted for. Practically every
liable tomato cannery in Caroline
n'y ls working overtime, and the
4 this year will exceed by far the
"ale given out a month ago.
ne T. A. Gillespie Company, Of
sourgh. contractors for the hydro
."lc power dam and power house
. quilt in the Cheat river by the
no-Eiectric Company, Of West Vir-