The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-04-18
r01.A Al NEWS $,
so,oa Little lettings About Peo'
pie and Things.

u' Nv, p,ber w. Watkins and son Of Los
MIS- l'V al are visiting her sister, Mrs.
4 EI5s Ramsburg, Rockwell Terrace
local lodge of the order of the Sons
a 4. ,o19, was instituted in Frederick by
o. .s5 5mnreme officers Of that organization.
'' v,;Ilism c. Wanner, aged 81 years,
w, w l'' .,.,rl,ino on the Western Maryland
%l !i,,.a, near Lineboro, was struck by a
train and killed.
,trs A /. Eader was elected delegate
missionary conference to be held at
i,UT. NV, in MAY. and Mrs. John Ed.
sc5ell as the alternate.
r,r several nights during the week the
Metric plant was shut down. The
s'i GIN inspector having made arrange
nU,,T to make his annual inspection.
Rev Joseph S. Peters, for three years
~ M Emmanuel Reformed church,
P EorE preached his farewell sermon there
Su,Jar. Rev. DR.. Peters will go to Al
lentoWn.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co
&c making preparations at Frederick
function Tor the erection of a new bridge
Aver the tracks where the Georgetown
bike crosses.
Iobn n Brengle sold for Eugene A.
p3ail.av and Susan c. Roelkey. the prop
srties Nos. 34G and 343 East Patrick St.
olso building lot on Wisner street, TO
y. A. Tough.
Prof Willet NJ Hays, who for more
tbsn a decade served as Assistant Secre-
tsry Of Agriculture, has broken down
from overwork and is now in a sanator-
jum in Maryland.
The Fred A Poole farm at HOO acres,
near Poolesvile, Montgomery county,
has been sold to Edward E. Allen, of JEFF.
ierson county, West Virginia, the consid-
Grafton being $4,000,
Cant. ID. Tohn Markey, of Company A,
received letter from Adjutant General
Macklin. complmenting him upon the
Man for a course of instruction for the
members of the company.
Seventy five acres of cumberland on
South Mountain, at Beartown, were swept
by FIRE. causing a heavy loss. The fire
had almost reached the BeartoWn Episco-
pal Chapel before it was checked.
Fishty-four Bibles have been placed in
as MANY rooms in hotels of the city. The
books were received from the Gideon
Society. an organization Of Christian
commercial travellers of this country.
A dance held in the Armory under the
auspices of the Pleasure Club. proved to
be quite an enjoyable event. The dance
was attended by about 2S couples, there
being number present from Brunswick
and other places.
Leo Weinberg, of the Frederick Bar,
delivered an address Sunday at St. Pauls
Reformed church. Union Bridge, on the
obstructive Chord" taken from Tenny-
sons 'Locksley Hail."
lanes +. Quinan, Of Baltimore, repre-
senting the Maryland Geological Survey,
has been in the counties of Montgomery,
Howard. Carroll and Frederick selling
maps The production is a good one and
his sales in this county number more than
1000 copies.
Baltimore will be the meeting place of
the American National Gamers Associa-
ton in 1914. Announcement was made
that the convention will be held in the
Fifth Regiment Armory next February.
MARYLAND Gamers will hear Of this deci-
sion with interest
Luther F. Murray has resigned his po-
sitlon as block tester for the Pullman
Motor Car Company. York, Pa, to &C
cept position with the Kline Motor Car
Corporation, Richmond, Va. Mr.. Muir
ray will spend a few days with his par
ents, $40 Madison avenue.
E. Cooper Wills, superintendent of the
Morris Iron Works, has taken the house
Of Charles c. Waters, on East Church
street Mr. Waters has moved to Thur
mont and will spend the greater portion
Of the wear there, probably coming to
Frederick for two or three months each
winter.
Rev. Frank B. Cowell, for five years
pastor Of the Baptist churches at Barnes
vile, Germantown, Cedar Grove and
Travilah, Montgomery county, has ac-
copied call to the passionate of the Sha-
8 womet Baptist Church, at Providence, K.
l., and will leave for his new field of labor
s June l.
The County Commissioners received a
. petition from a number of residents oI
Caloctin District, asking for bridge
across Middle Creek on the road leading
from the Garfield and Smithsburg road &c
MoIisvlle. The Commissioners have
taken no action in the matter, but will
VISIT the scene
AT the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Fredericktown Savings In
Stllullon the following directors were
elected for the ensuing year: NJ. E. Doll,
r. Columbus Knott. Jacob Rhorback, U.
A. Lough, George A. Dean, c. Thomas
Aemp, Lewis A. Rice, James E. Doll anc
r. L. Shaft
Frederick H. Gottlieb. former presi
dent OF the Obs Brewing Company and
wei known in art and musical circles in
Baltimore and Frederick, is to be mar
ied. he bride.to-be is Miss Helen Dew
res Of Wheeling, w. Va, and the mar
rage, which will be a quiet affair, will take
place in that city.
The rummage sale conducted by the
1Wlc Club in the Ramsburg building
market and Third streets, was very sue
ceSslul Altogether SCI was cleared
winch was turned into the treasury of the
organization for general uses. Mrs. o
Hendrix was chairman and Mrs. Aaron
NoSenStock, assistant
Miss Elizabeth Roberts, of Westmins
fer, has been visiting her grandfather
flames n. Gambrill Sr.. East Third St
Iler engagement to William Minton Don
new OF Detroit, Mich, was recently an
nouhced' The wedding, which will be ;
very fashionable one, will take place Jun'
al Westminster. Miss Roberts is ;ht
laughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Maihia: