The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-02-28


Band. The money will be used to buy
new uniforms and instruments.
A rectory is to be built at Hancock
by the congregation of st. Thomas
Episcopal Church. Three lots have
been purchased in Fairview addition as
| the site
Jack Johnson, colored, of Marbury.
was committed to the La Plata Jail in
default of $500 bail, charged with cut.
ting horse belonging to Clayton
Posey, merchant of that place.
Wright Richardson G. Company. a
contracting and real estate firm. has
been granted a certificate of incor-
poration by the Circuit Court at Cum
berland.
DR., Thomas S. Baker, of t. 9 Tome
School for Boys will deliver a toast
at the annual banquet of the Jacob
/ Tome Institute Alumni Association en-
Friday, June 10.
At meeting held in the Hage1s-
town Bank, at which every bank in
the city was officially represented. it
was decided to organize clearing
house
Mattahoon Tribe, No. 11S, Of Red
Men, Elktoa, celebrated the seven
teenth anniversary Of its institution.
The adoption degree was conferred
upon large class of candidates.
The women Of Hagerstown are slow
about embracing woman's suffrage.
At meeting held in this city TO boost
the cause only five persons attended,
although State organizer was pres
emit
w. E. Babeock. secretary of the
Spring Garden Joint Railroad Young
Mems Christian Association, PhiIadel-
phia, has been appointed secretary of
the Hagerstown Railroad Young Mems
Christian Association.
A stray dog suffering from rabies bit
small boy living with w. R. Hatfield,
farmer near Sykesville, and several
cows, dogs and chickens. The boy
will be sent to the Pasteur Institute
tCr treatment.
The cornerstone of the new edi6ce
being constructed by the Church of
God (Winebrennerians), at Blue
Mountain. near Pen-Mar, was laid Sun
day afternoon, Rev. w. S. shrimp, pas
tor of the Germantown congregation,
ohiciated, assisted by Thaddeus S.
I Wastler, of Cascade.
Roger B. Farquhar, president of the
Board of County School Commits
sioners, has sold to Frederick P. Glib
son, of Washington, his farm, Rock
Spring, on the RockvilleNorbeck pike,
three miles from Rockville, containing
991 acres, for $4,000.
Alexander Breski, Polish mill
worker, % years old, was lodged in
Jail at Cumberland, charged by Anton
Krupka with having enticed away his
wife, Nellie, aged q years. Krupka
declared that his wife had taken
$1,000, his savings for years, and his
watch.
W. Bradley Carr, of Rockville, has
announced himself a candidate for the
Democratic nomination for Sheriff to
succeed Sheriff Clifford L. Howard.
Crittenden Walker has announced his
candidacy for the Democratic nominal
sion for County Commissioner from
the First collection district to sue
coed Commissioner Josiah ]. Hutton.
st. MichaelS.--A survey of the
Broad Creek road to point where the
proposed bridge over Rolefs creek,
connecting the Broad Creek road with
the Church Neck road, which enters
st. Michaels, is to be built, is being
made. The road and bridge will
bring the towns OF Neavitt and Boz
man and the entire Broad Creek Neck
section much nearer st. Michaels and
Easton, the county seat.
Elmer B. letters. aged q years. son
of William letters, former Elkton-
ian, had his legs crushed by falling
under train OF cars at Todd's Cut,
on the Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington Railway. Both legs were
smputated.
The Woman's Club OF Elkton elected
Mrs. Robert C. Lewis president; Mrs.
Charles B. Finley, vice-president; Mrs.
Frank e. Williams, recording secre-
tary; Miss Mary H. lamar, CORE
spending secretary, and Mrs Clarence
C. Strickland, treasurer.
A new union station, to be used by
the Norfolk and Western and the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroads, will be
constructed at Shenandoah Junction
during the summer by the Norfolk and
Western.
The Washington County Commits
sioners lost the suit for 81 1000 damages
which Ralph Coss, miller, near
Smithsburg, brought against them for