The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-05-23

rental home in the Monumental CITY.
=, Plans are being made for the Reformed
Ghurch reunion to be held at Pen Mar,
July II, 1918.
Miss Caroline Johnson is i'll at the home
OF her brother, Mr.. Graham Johnson,
Walkersville.
Mrs. w. f. Gaver, Of Mt. Airv sister
OF Chief Judge Hammond Urner, is con-
hned to her home.
Mrs. Harry II. Halter was elected pres
ldent OF the Civic Club. Mrs. Lewis Mot
ter declined reelection.
Rev. Father George B. Harrington was
IN this city on business. Father Harring-
ton has many friends here.
Mrs. Lorain Eisenberg, of Lonaconino
Nd, is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. M. Landauer, on East Church street.
Miss Anna Mckee Peters, of Evansville,
Is member of the graduating class of
Powhatan College, Charles Town, w. Va.
A concrete pavement is being laid at
the residence of Mr.. c. c. Waters. East
Church street, by force of hands under
E. Roy Nusz.
Mr. Joseph F. Wildman, of 264 Dill
avenue, is on a trip to Memphis, Tenn,
concerning the business OF the Morris
Iron Works.
On Sunday. June I, the Lutheran Sun
day School Of Utica will hold Childrens
Day exercises. The program will be given
at 10. 80 o'clock
Miss Elizabeth Norman, who has been
in the Frederick City Hospital for several
weeks, has been removed to her home
on Rockwell Terrace.
f. J. Hudson, of Frederick, has pur-
chased from the Wenner estate at Bruins
wick, two acres of land, and will erect
twelve houses upon the tract
Mrs. Ida NJ. Markey, East Second
street, is getting her cottage at Braddock
Heights ready for the summer and will
shortly move there for the season.
The annual May Fete given by Miss
Florence Doub, of the Art Department
of Hood College, to her former and pres
ent pupils, was held at Yellow Springs.
Miss Margaret Mcpherson. who spent
the winter in New York with relatives,
has returned to Frederick for the summer
and has opened her house on East Pat
rick street
An exciting runaway occurred on the
Baltimore pike when the tour,horse team
of J. Harry Grove farmer. near ReiCh's
Ford, became unmanageble and started
toward Frederick
Mr.. Raymond Toms, of Atlanta, Ga,
who has been patient at the Frederick
City Hospital, has improved sufficiently
to enable HIM to 90 to the home OF his
mother Mrs. s. A. Toms, East Second
street.
The Frederick County Reunion Com
mittee OF the Lutheran Church met at the
Peoples Fire Insurance Company's Office
to work on plans for the annual reunion,
which will be held at Braddock Heights
on Wednesday, June IS.
The County Commissioners voted to
the Frederick County Branch of the Mary
land Childrens Aid Society $500 Tor its
work this year. This society is said to
be dong excellent work and the appro-
priation was increased $50 over last year.
The annual elocution contest of the Mt.
Airy High School was held in the audi
forum of the High School building, the
contest being for the gold medal given
each wear by b. Rosenour & Sons, OF
Frederick. Miss Lydia Selby won the
medal.
Isaac Lobe Straus, Democratic candi-
date for the long term United States Sen
atorship, has been secured to make the
address to the graduates of the Jefferson
High School at the exercises which will
be held on Tuesday June 5, in the Luth-
eran church.
Miss Margaret s. Ford, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond G. Ford. West
Church street, will be one of the Class OF
1913 to graduate from Mount de Sales
Academy, Gainesville, Md The gradu
alton exercises will be held on Monday
afternoon, June the ninth.
The ordinance recently passed by the
town of Brunswick setting forth the IL
cense fees which moving picture shows
operated in the town should pay was de-
ciared invalid and imperative by the full
bench of the Circuit Court on the ground
that the charges provided in the measure
were excessive.
DIR. !. M. Goodman, county health of.
fcer ANNOUNCED that on Saturday night,
at nine o'clock, he lifted the quarantine
placed on the camp of workmen on the
b. & o. tracks at Point of Rocks, by rea-
son of a case CT smallpox having been
found among the workmen. They were
kept in quarantine for fifteen days.
The Frederick County tuberculosis
Society desires persons who were sent
Red Cross Christmas seals which were
not purchased or returned 10 kindly for
ward same to the society. About 200 or
200 persons in the county have failed 20
account for the seals. Unless these are
sent back the society will lose the cost OF
the stamps.
Miss May Firor, of Sabillasvile, and
student at Hood College, this CITY, was
slightly injured Monday afternoon by TALL
ing from a ledge as party OF college
girls we're ascending Chimney Rock In
the ascent Miss Firor leaned against the
limb of a tree which gave way under her
weight. She fell some distance, and re-
celved an ugly scalp wound.
Suffering from an infection on the right
hand which developed following an IN
iurv while he was working IN his labora-
tory, DR.. William B. Mann, Baltimore
prom nent dentist, is in a very serious
condition at the University Hospital IN
that CITY. DR.. Mann is well known IN
Frederick. and is brother OF Mrs. JACOB
r. TYSON and Mrs. A. l.. Eader.
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