The citizen., 1913-03-21
|ARYLAND NEWS
| N SHORT ORDER

| IN SHORT URDER !
i. latest GIeanings From All
Over the State.
National Gamers Association
~ ro,,oyed from Belair to Washing
-, DESTROYED the stable on the
Of Howard Griffith, near Bealls-
III q and six horses perished in the
anes.
rbe County Commissioners appoint
Z VIM II Pearce, of Elkton, stand
toeDer for Cecil county, vice
Ioward Vincent.
rbo home of Mrs. Mary Marowitz,
i pettarton. was destroyed by fire
a All its contents. The loss is
1OoO partially covered by insurance.
spr William Winter Beall has an
s,,pced his candidacy for member of
n LEGISLATURE from Kent county,
sbiect to the Democratic primaries.
N-hiie driving through West An
snoIis in a runabout Mrs. Ridout,
H. Of Orlando Ridout, of St. Mar
sret's was thrown out and sustained
Ebroken arm.
zFairlee Grange, numbering over two
bndred farmers, has sent resolution
i Governor Goldsborough, indorsing
rof H. f. Patterson, director of
&ryland Experiment Station for
+esident Of the Agricultural College.
Senator William Beck was elected
Resident Of the Chestertown Bank,
Ia Samuel Van Mort, e-president
terrick Clements was elected director
place of his father, who was presi-
ent of the institution.
S SThe Dramatic Club of the Woman's
bllege under the leadership of Miss
Mile Conrad Fauntelroy, is planning
i build its own theatre on the campus
Il the new college site in the north
.est suburbs of Frederick.
Manchester Farm, the former home
the late Mrs. Margaret E. S. Hood.
bs sold by her executors at public
He al the Courthouse to John F.
bran. Of New Cumberland, Harcock
ounty. ". Va, for S30,S12
sThe fourth annual report Of the
hion Hospital, of Cecil county, shows
le number Of patients treated during
Il year to have been 203, with 90
eaths. The total receipts of the year
kre S95S392, operating expenses
s62l a. leaving balance Of $962.43.
.Rev F. c. Bason, of York, Pa, has
Zen appointed to succeed Rev. NJ. I.
tmisou as pastor of st. Paul's United
Evangelical Church, Hagerstown. Rev.
b iamison becomes financial agent
Albright College, of Meyerstown,
fThe members OF st. Pauls Metho-
IS Protestant Church, Cambridge,
~ taken possession of their new
niding, the cornerstone of which was
ID on August IS. They are worship
b in the Sunday-school room pend
B completion of the auditorium. The
aurch is Of Port Deposit granite,
flnmed with Indiana limestone.
7lhe Mems Bible Glass Union, of
Rgerstown, with a membership OF
ROO, after mapping out the work for
Il coming year, elected the follow
B officers: President, Rev. Dr. A. B.
Ptton' yice-president, DR.. H. r.
Arey; secretary, Benjamin A. Beard;
Rasurer George P. Lambert, Jr., and
$istaht secretary, John w. Feldman.
AIeging that the Hagerstown and
ponsboro Electric Railway Company
NJ obstructed the right of way to
Feral fields on his farm, near Beaver
yeek. Keller Saxton sued the COM
sry for damages. After consuming
Pr days in the trial of the case the
n returned a verdict for $3.50 for
Gton.
Iaiming that the operation of a
fge stone crusher near his residence
4 NOak Hill, one of the suburban resi-
ptial sections of Hagerstown, had
Fned his house, Jesse Young swore
warrant for Ii. II. Shroder, pro-
4etor OF the crusher Young alleges
Pr the stone dust from the crusher
Fers into his house, ruins the furni-
Re ana interior decorations and even
Fs into the food.
MaJor Robert Alexander, of the
FVenth Infantry, U. S. A.. and Major
W. Crosby, adjutant of the First
Pgade, Maryland National Guard,
Pde the annual inspection of Com
~ b. First Maryland Regiment,
Fe. Through the discharge of more
p 30 privates for refusing to obey
Pers o. superior officers, the mem
Fshlp has been reduced to about IL
r. including officers and privates.