The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-05-16

VIM. X. Thompson, of MarriottsviIle
and Edith FellerS, of Brunswick. secured
| day.
Owing to examinations the Field Dav
OF the Frederick High School has been
May ~. '>'''' ~
Memorial Day exercises will be con-
Quoted by Reno Post, G. A. R., Haeers.
town, at Myersville on the first Sunday
IN June.
The Ballenger Band will hold a straw.
berry festival on the lawn of the hand
nan ma at Fea1gaville on Saturday evenings
MAY 81 and June 7.
Mr.. Aaron Rosenstock, of this CITY, has
gone to GAINESVILLE, ILL.,, to attend a meet
ing OF the Board of Directors of the Miller
Train Controller Co. Mr.. Rosenstock is
member of the board.
The United Brethren church at Myers.
vile on Sunday elected the following
trustees to serve for two years: George
ID. IONS, Charles E. Myers, Samson Fl
Moser, Roy c. Harp and Albert E. Flock
Secretary Lloyd T. MacGil received
from a contractor who is bidding on the
Lord Baltimore Motor Car Co. building to
be erected here, asking him to have local
contractors or sub-bidders submit him
bids on work upon the building.
John Brown, residing on West Patrick
street, gathered from his garden hand
iul OF tne strawberries, about the first to
be gathered in the county They were of
good size and fine quality. He expects
his patch will have good yield.
Tuesday horse attached to wagon
containing number of milk cans took
fright at an automobile on West Second
street and started to- run. The wagon
was upset and cans scattered about the
street Mr.. Whisner, of Retreat, caught
the horse.
BY the end of school year School Sun.
erlntendent John T. White and Intermedi-
ate Supervisor G.. LLOYD Palmer will have
visited every school in Frederick county.
This means that during the year each Of
the 1856 buildings in the county will have
been visited and the various rooms in all
the buildings inspected.
Miss Effie Wiles. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George P. Wiles, of near Harmony,
was injured Monday night when the buggy
in which she was riding struck water
plug of the Braddock Heights Water Co.,
on MARYLAND avenue, throwing her from
the buggy and also her companion, Mr..
Joseph Shafer son of Joseph p Shafer,
Middletown Valley.
Judges Worthngton and Peter have
granted citizenship to James George
Burke, of Mt. St. Mary's, and to Myer
Sachs, of Brunswick. Thomas Tarboe
Rohrback and Charles Rohrback were
the witnesses for Mr. Burke, who is a
native Of Ireland, and William Schnauffer
and J. Emory Nelson were witnesses for
Mr.. Sachs, Russian.
On Saturday last the taggers were busy
and their efforts produce more than $50.
The ladies that done the tagging we're as
follows Misses Mabel Kindley, Char
lotte Baker, Mary McCardell, c. Bess
Castle. Grace Zimmerman, Rachel Mot
ter, Anna Brown, Margrete Dill, Antoin-
cite Markell, Anne Schev, Ethel Fitzpat-
rick. Aranna Belt, Alice Dean, Pauline
McCardell, Lillian Motter, Mary Rams.
burg. Helen McSherry, Louise McDan-
mel, Roxana White, Inez Willard, Miss
Grove, and members of the Sunshine Club
of Clarke Place. Mrs. w. Harry Haller,
Mrs. Frank Newman, Mrs. V. H. Berg
haus, IT., Mrs. Robert Tyson. The ladies
were assisted by several boys, including
John Newman, Conrad Kennedy and
Frank Urner.