The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-02-07

L. ,. Cllngan and Miss Marie CHngan
were III Ihurmont attending the funeral
OF Mr.. James Grouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Nicodemns. of near
Buckeystown, attended the funeral of MIR.
James Grouse at Thurmont
Mrs. M. E. Doll, who has recently I'M
dergone very serious operation in Bal
tnore returned to her home
George c. Zimmerman. Of Philadel-
phla, Is visiting his father. Mr.. George Fl.
zimmerman, East Patrick street.
Mrs. David Wertheimer. Of Connels.
vile, Pa, and Samuel Wertheiner. of
Cumberland, are visiting in Frederick
Misses Lora and Amy Fahrnev and Mr..
Ira Fahrney, Of Hagers,own, are The
guests of Miss Louise Keller, at Buckeys
town.
Mrs. Margaret NJ. Carty, South Market
street, who has been con6ne d to her room
with a spralned ankle, is able to be down
stairs.
Donald Kreh, the thrce-vear old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard B. Kreh, West
Patrick street, was badly scalded by boil
ing lard.
Mrs. Earl Smith and daughter of
Washington, are visiting Mrs. Smiths
father, Mr.. Edward E. Adams. New
Market.
Miss Rose Stern left on an extended
trip to Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York
and other points, and will be gone about
s or weeks
Mr. H, N. Veasey of Buckeystown. is
L.. /
der, caused by a fall down a stairway at
his home.
DIR. Joshua w. Herring, of the Public
Service Commission, is festing at his home
at Westminster on the advice of his
physician.
Mrs. David Lowenstein entertained
few friends recently. A beautiful musical
program was rendered after which re-
Ireshments were served.
Mr.. George JolIiffe returns to his home
in Winchester, Va, after spending several
months with his BROTHER Mr.. w. N.
Jolllffe Rockwell Terrace.
Mrs Jacob Rosenstock at her home on
East Second street. entertained at 800"
There were five tables. Delicious re-
freshments were served.
John Derr, Of near Middletown, has
purchased of Charles Castle a small farm
of 81 acres, located about one mile north
of Middletown, for 81, POO
Mr. GLAND Keller, son of John E. Kel-
Ter, of Mddetown, has accepted a posi-.
ton as stenographer with the Corby Dis
tiiling Co., near Washington.
Rev. J. U. Asper, pastor of the Lemaster
charge, has resigned. He has purchased
large farm in Adams county, Pennsy-
vania, and will remove to it and follow
farming.
Mr. O. B. Coblentz Of Middletown, re-
from Fourth street, where he had tied it,
1t was found on the VIM. Fout farm, West
of this CITY.
Mrs. Lydia Silver and Mrs. Daisy
Rhodes, of Farmersvle, Ohio. who have
been spending some time with Mr.. ard
Mrs Frank Holman, West Patrick street,
have returned.
For the first time the Frederick Minis
terial Association held preLenten ser |
vice, in the All Saints P +. chapel, and !
the sermon was by Rev. Douglass Hooff, |
rector of the P. E. church.
Annapolis has been selected by the
State Board Of Education as the text for
addresses bv pupils and prominent citi-
zens in the public schools on Maryland |
Day, which this year will be March IS
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton f. Wordsworth
left for Birmingham, Ala. where Mr..
Wordsworth will begin his work as man
sc II, h.. Ill
for the coming season. The team will |
get together for practice work on March |
10.
The Frederick County Farmers As
sociation, at its regular meeting on Satur- |
day. decided to make a canvass among
the farmers of the county TO ascertain how |
many of them will agree to retain their
telephone if the rates are increased from |
$I8 TO $50.
CLYDE F. Burgee who IS student at
Western Maryland College. spent the |
week end with his parents, Prot and Mrs. |
Anon Burgee, near this city. He reiur :
ed accompanied by Messrs Harry Beall |
and Irving Philips, who were delegates
to the missionary conference held in |
Frederick Saturday and Sunday.
Manager List, of the City Opera House,
is in receipt of petit n directed to Post |
master General Hitchcock asking for |
Sunday mail for hotels and theatrical
people. The petitions are being sent oul |
by The SUNDAY Mail Committee, of WhlclrSl
Billy V. Ban. the well known actor, is the i,
chairman. Similar petitions are being /
sent to the theatre managers over the I
country.
Miss Mariana Doll and Miss Helen |
Klein entertained at SEQ" party at the |
home of Miss Doll West Third street, IN |
honor Of their guests. Miss Miriam Kirk,
of Dover, Del, Misses Mary Cramer and |
Ruth Moser. Of Washington, and Misses |
Ruth Richardson and Anna Gehr, OF |
Westminster. The house was preitllv |
decorated for the occasion with palms and |
potted plants.
A movement is on foot TO inaugural IN |
FIR. derrick this summer Summer > hpol
for teachers of this county With tins in |
view petition is being circulated among !
teachers and already upwards of 100 sig |
natures have been secured. Those who |
enter the plan agree to subscribe $40 90
for tuition Half Of the teaching force OF
the county is vet to be interviewed, so !
that II is felt most Of the teachers will co.
operate in the project
A modern milk plant with capacity of
q. 900 gallons daily will be erected on the |
vacant lot on West All Saints street, on |
the rear of which by the town creek is
located the diapidated house, known as |
''Washington's Headquarters. The !
plant will be built and run by George NJ
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