The citizen., 1913-04-04

Mrs. E. G. Dixon OF Washington d.
:, g. IS visiting her daughter, Mrs. Keefer
D Toms, East Third street
Superintendent Gregg of Monteyue
hospital reports that the remaining in.
mates would be removed in ten days.
Messrs. Guy c. Worthineton Thomas
costa and Robert Gooch. who have been
visiting friends in this CITY have returned
10 'helr homes in Washington, d. c.
MIR, Robert Shaw, student of Wash
Ihston and Lee University, is home with
ms parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Breck Shaw
1 oouth Market street, on a short vacation
Adolphus Fearhake, deputy clerk of
the office of court clerk, entertained the
| employees OF the office at baked shad
dinner Mr.. Fearhake gives such din
/ ner annually
MIR. VIM. Foreman, of Thurmont. has
secured position with the Frederick
Railroad Company. He is practically in
charge OF the high tension wire line be-
tween Thurmont and Security
A wedding reception was given at the
nome OF Mr.. and Mrs S. V. Broadhurst,
Brownlngsvllle, in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs.
cromwell King. The BRIDE was the re-
Clplent OF many useful and beautiful pres
entS
Quite few friends and neighbors of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Geisbert, Lewstown.
rendered them social. Games of vari-
Gus descriptions were INDUCED in until a
late hour, when dainty refreshments were
served.
A delightful birthday social was held at
the residence of Mr. ZaChariah Young.
near Bethel. Mr. Young celebrated his
10Th birthday. He was a soldier in the
Civil War. A sumptuous dinner was
served
Officer Herwig, who took in charge the
two runaway boys from Central Falls,
K. l., who were recently stranded in this
city, received postal from George San
ners, whose mother sent money for his
cariare home.
A license was issued in Baltimore for
the marriage of Mr.. John E. lie Moane
and Miss Mary B. Mondorh, of EmmitS-
burg. The bride is the daughter of Mrs
A. NJ. Slagle, and Mr.. lie Moane is the
clerk at the Slagle hotel
Elder R. A Nedrow and family, East
Fourth street, left for Ludlowville, n. Y,
where Mr. NedroW will take charge of a
mission at that place. During his resi-
dence here, Mr.. Nedrow won many
friends who regret of his departure.
The committee in charge of the China
Tea given by the China Mission Chapter
Of All Saints Guild was made up of
the following ladies' Mrs. George r.
Dennis, Jr.. Miss Mary Williamson, Miss
Julia Williamson and Miss Mamie Knott.
A very delightful reception was tender
ed to Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Ramsburg at the
home OF the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. Summers. near l. Pleasant A
large number of friends were present and
enjoyed the hospitality of the host and
hostess. Music was furnished by Miss
Mary Young, of Frederick.
36 white patients in The insane depart
ment of Montevue were taken from the
institution by DIR. A. p Herring, secretary
OF the State Board of Lunacy. 1t is the
intention OF the State Board to take to
Springfield Hospital, and TO Brownsville
all the insane patients OF the State, pro
vded they can be accommodated.
The Frederick Postonice completed
the counting of the mail which has passed
through the office for two days. The
amount of mail handled is almost appaIl
ing to the average person. On March 20
and 27 there passed through the Frederick
Post office, either in incoming or out
going mail total of AZ, 4o8 pieces OF mat
ter.
A carload of canned corn, -four pota-
toes and clothing were sent from Fred
erick to Dayton, Ohio, for the relief OF the
flood victims. The goods were donated
by different manufactures OF the city.
The car was sent by the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad free OF charge and was
consigned TO DAYTON in care OF Governor
Cox, Of Ohio.
President Daniel Willard, of the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad, with his staff,
paid short visit 20 this city. The party
arrived from Baltimore about 5 O'Clock,
and renamed here for but fifteen minutes,
when they left going westward in the
party were President Willard, Vice Presl
dent Thompson. Chief Engineer Steward,
Superintendent Hobbs. and others.
Mr.. and Ms. l.. c. Derr entertained at
their home, SOC North Market street, IN
honor of the eighth birthday OF Ms
Derr'e daughter, Miss Mildred Thompson.
In the afternoon a party was given tor
Miss Mildred's friends. when games were
plaved and all had fine time. AT night
older folks were entertained. Miss Mil
dred was the recipient of many presents.
Mr.. Philip Schell, the well known dray
man. met with painful accident while at
work. He was engaged in removing
some household effects from the residence
of Mr.. G.. Roy Martin, West Church
street, when a large box fell, striking him
ON the left leg and dislocaung the ankle
He was carried into the house and later
removed TO his home on East Patrick
street.
Arrangements have been completed tor
an entertainment to be given IN College
Hall bv Folger McKinsev, the Benzlo"n
Bard. of the Baltimore Sun, for the hrAe-
fit of the Sunday school OF the Grace N4-
formed church. The date which has lnst
been fixed is Thursday April 70. III me
afternoon al a O'Clock Mr. Mck Insev VIII
give bret reading at the Sunday school
for the children.
The closing exercises Of the sixteenth
wear of the w. c. +. u. sewing school
was held on Saturday afternoon, March
% Quite a number of friends OF the
children from Frederick, Middletown ana
Walkersville were present TO ENJOY the
nroeram rendered by the children. and
view the work which was on exhibition,
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