The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-04-18

al Lime Kiln.
Kenneth w. Young is erecting lyo.
story brick dwelling house on YVES mn
street. Hahn q Betsou sre the ca.tract.
orS.
The contest for the handsome painting
10 be given away by Harner's Drug
store closed and the winning number is
1904 "
Miss Ruth Strine, daughter of MIR. and
Mrs {. Strine, OF LeGore, has accept.
ed position with the Rosebud Perfume
Company OF Woodsboro.
Fire DESTROYED the poultry plant at tba
Maryland Agricultural College at College
Park, "a ailing loss of between IS. 900
ana $4,000 covered by insurance.
Joseph Brooks, through his attorney
Keno ). Harp, has applied for a divorce
from his wife, Blanche Brooks. the decree
being asked for upon statutory grounds.
AT Brunswick IS employed in the Raj.
timore and Ohio Roundhouse have been
laid off 1t is said the B. and O. IS re-
'rehchng IN expenses wherever possible.
Representative David |. Lewis. of the
Sixth Maryland district, recommended
Frank B. Beall for the Cumberland post
mastership, the most important Office in
the Congressman district.
Mrs. Harry Allen and daughter Katb.
crime, who are spending some weeks with
friends here, have returned from brief
visit to Miss Hattie Boblitz at Thur
mont, and day spent in Baltimore.
Miss Rachel Maynard, surgical nurse at
Garfield Hospital, Washington. who has
been spending month in Frederick as
the guest OF Mrs. Frank l.. Stoner East
Second street, has returned to Washing
ton.
G. Hoskins Morgan, for some years
past one Of the attendants at Montevue
Hospital, has accepted a similar position
at the Pennsylvania State Luaatic Hos
Dital of Harrisburg, Pa, and has left for
that institution.
Delegates numbering no and repre-
senting every section of Maryland were
present when the forty-fth annual CON
vention OF the Grand Lodge of the State,
Knights of Pythias, was opened IN Pvth.
ian Temple, Baltimore.
Mrs. T. Fred Alvey and sons, lanes
and Fred, have returned from Shamokin,
Pa. where they went to attend the wed.
wing of Mrs Alvey's brother. Mr.. w.
Clinton McSherry, to Miss Mary Natalie
Mccarthy, on last Wednesday.
Dr. Joseph H. Apple, President of the
Woman's College, of Frederick, has been
appointed by Governor GoIdsborough as
delegate to represent MARYLAND at the
Southern Sociological Congress to be
held at Atlanta, Ga, April rs to rs.
The members of the tenth grade of the
BOYS High School are planning to give a
banquet this Friday night in honor OF the
graduating class. This will be in the ma
ture Of farewell banquet and is new
undertaking for the high school boys, this
being the first class to consider anything
Of the kind.
DR.. T. c, Billhemer, of Gettysburg.
will give an illustrated lecture on the
STORY of Esther" in ST. Luke's Luth-
eran church at FeagaviIe, April 22. at s
O'Clock, and also at ST. Paul's Lutheran
church at Jefferson on the 23rd, at s
O'Clock All are invited Collection will
be received at the door.
Attracted by cries. railroad men found
colored man lying in the B. and o.
yards. The man was George Worthng
ton, colored, aged Al years, who is said
to be an employe of the Grove Lime
Company. He was suffering consider
ably, having been injured in some man
ner, presumably by being struck by a
train.
The closing exercises of the Free Night
School were held Monday night at the
Federated Charities building. This, the
fourth year of the school, has been the
most successful in its history. Its pupils
are boys and girls who are employed dur
ing the day in factories and stores, and
were it not for this school they would
have no other opportunity of getting an
education.
The annual congregational meeting Of
the Evangelical Reformed church, Rev.
Henri l.. G.. Kieffer, pastor, was held
Monday morning. The election of Off
GERS was held and the annual report of the
treasurer, A. c. McCardell, was submit
ted to the members. In the election there
were 1T votes cast, about so of which
were cast by ladies'. This is the second
time that the ladies have enjoyed the priv
iege of voting in the church.
Miss Elsie Kohler, daughter of Milton
Kohler, the well known Hagerstown Jew
eler. will be the next nurse of Frederick
for the Frederick tuberculosis Associa-
ton, if she will accept the offer of the
Frederick Association. The special COM
mittee, named to select nurse to sue
coed Miss Casey reported at the quarterly
meeting of the association that 1t had
rendered Miss Kohler the position.