The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-01-10
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Attorney, of New York, has been
No. u elatives in this city.
nv Mari slaude Clary who has been spend.
INsii;ie holidays at his home, returned to
hKer trisharlotte Hall Academy.
meeting %Mrs. Daniel Baker and daugh.
n''i ami ellie Baker, of Baltimore, are
{ IN me ives at Buckeystown.
''y aul Brown has returned 10
nr,,h ia State college after spending
oil back ~ ''oo -' am
again.
nv Mantz Gittinger, who has
ing HOLIDAYS at her home
4, has returned to Wellesley
I'd when
= Stove, Z Rose Birely, who has been
p pa. oid her brother, Mr.. Charles w.
'a.uet', New Haven, Conn, has return
4 aIona 'iIIiam Bennett, East Second
norn;r,o- no has been confined to the
the past two months, is able to
1t.
Mails .bration of the birthday of Gen
TT E. Lee will be observed by
IS has Lee Chapter, U. D. c., on
Trade January IS.
's'olIce delightful social was given at
'dlIs IN 4ot Miss Addie Brown of Dog
pioLl' st Saturday evening in honor of
MAKE sin Annie Brown.
N0"u'- grating over the sewer at the
sof Market and Second streets, be-
+ the railroad tracks has proven
dangerous to horses.
Saint $1,000 clergymen who last year OBJ
gently I'D Child Labor Day are being asked
ard to speak on that subject Sunday, January
'lty 26 or Saturday. January rs.
Vaca Mr.. and Mrs. Tyler B. Engle, IT,, and
son, Stokes. of Stokington, N. J.. are
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Hunt Keller, East Third street.
Mn Superintendent and Mrs. J. H. Routson,
atg of the Buckingham Industrial School,
enc Buckevstown, entertained number of
ess their friends at Victor concert.
Miss Helen Motter has returned to
Stewart Hall Academy, Stanton, Va,
i after spending the HOLIDAYS at the home
of her father, Judge J. c. Motter.
Col. John r. Rouser of Thurmont, left
for Baltimore, where he entered the Uni
versity of Maryland Hospital for the re-
MY moval of a cataract from each eye.
A social 500 party will be held in St.
Johns Hall East Second street. on Fr day
o. evening. A small admission fee will be
charged, for the benefit of the church.
-, Mrs. David B. Peck and Mrs. c. E
-. Mobberly, IT,, who have been spending
'' the week at Mr.. l.. S. Clingan's East
Ict Patrick street, have returned to Washing
bat ton, D. c.
IpT Mr.. Clarence L. Marsh, who was re-
att Gently operated upon in Baltimore Hos
o. pital, returned to the Pebble University
dg Hightstown N. j., where he is theo-
logical student.
Mr.. Edw. p. Thomas returned 10 Balti-
more to resume his studies in medicine at
a the University of Maryland, after having
spent the Christmas holidays at his home
!. on East Second street.
. Miss Helen Hershberger, Miss Isabelle
Zimmerman, Miss Margrete Dill, Mrs.
Harry Lebherz and Miss Florence Lamar
have been the guests of Miss Aimee La
mar, Martinsburg, W. Va.
S. Marine is having the store room on
West Patrick street, until recently occu
pied by T. Irving Miller and Co, repaper-
ed and refitted and will within lew days
open fruit and candy store.
AT meeting of the directors of the
Spedden Shipbuildng Company, Canton,
George Dean, formerly of this city, was
appointed general superintendent of the
shipyard and is to assume his duties at
once.
Willis d. Witter, east of this city, who
has been spending the holidays with his
\ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Witter,
u has returned to Philadelphia to resume
, his studies at the University Of Pennsyl-
vania.
Mr.. Harry B. Witter east of this city.
has gone to New York, where he will
8 attend meeting of the French Canadian
Cattle Dealers, at Milford. N. Y. Mr..
Witter is first vice-presldent of the associ-
: atiod.
Clarence c. Hoke, of Emmitsburg.
who is studying medicine at the Univer
=, slty of MARYLAND, spent the week end
with his room mate, Edw. P. Thomas.
and returned to Baltimore to resume his
; studies.
Mr.. B. F. Grove, South Market street,
was obliged to shoot one of his valuable
horses on Saturday. During Friday night
the animal was kicked by another horse,
and had its leg broken, necessitatlng its
being shot.
Mrs Harry Geiser, and sons, Robert
and Charles. who have been visiting her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Eli Nicodemus,
near Buckeystown. for some time, re-
turned to their home in Carlisle, Pa,
Saturday.
Misses Marie and Regina Haer, daugh-
tiers of Mr. and Mrs. Marion c. Haller,
entertained few of their friends at their
home, West South street. Cards were
played until late hour when choice re-
freshments were served.
The members and friends of Walkers
vile United Brethren church presented
their pastor. Rev. Paul E. Holdcraft a
Handsome purse OF money. The presen-
tation was made by Mr.. ID. Leonard Red
dick and the pastor responding.
Rev Dr. Andrew B. Wood, secretary
of the lnter-C Church Federation OF Baltl-
more ever since its formation two years
U ago, has resigned The resignation will
,go into effect the latter part of this month.
NSev. Wood formerly preached at Walk
Nersville, this county.
The Misses Mohler delightfully."- enter
tained number of their friends, at their
Whome. north of this city. Various games
#and music were participated in until all
Iwere invited to the dining room, where
supper was served, consisting of oysters,
salads, stuffed olives, Maryland biscuits,
coffee. cake and ice cream.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. LLOYD Palmer gave a
party to their many friends at the resi-