The citizen., 1913-03-14
1AJ NEW $.
Little Jottings About Peo-
pie and Things.

re destroyed the tendiIt iiOuoC oCCu-
4, tyson Treeouing on the farm of
Rrrall near New London, Va.
RAYMOND Bussard, of Cleveland,
Is on a visit to his parents, Mr.. and
h n Bussard. East Church street.
!. c A. Lands. West Patrick street,
,Ging several weeks with her sister,
e. A. Spangler, of Hagerstown, Nc.
Patterson, director of the State
r;r,ant Station. is being mentioned
i presidency of the Maryland Agri-
hi College.
and Mrs. Charles w. Lough have
! ouests. Mrs. Lough's sister, Mrs.
h. &; Fisher and Miss Mary Unger,
,iadelphia.
l. H. Apple, president of the
ssn's College. left on several DAYS
= PENNSYLVANIA in the interest of the
be- building fund.
1 Silas Boteler. of the firm of Blume-
| and Co.. and Miss Mollie Bartgis,
h New York. Philadelphia and Bal
re On business trip.
r. NJ. Rau, who purchased the
L r Lakin farm. has about COM
Il the erection of a large garage near
'andsome house which he is erecting
Ie Villa site.
,rs have been drawn by the Junior
Company for a new engine building
,st $40. 600. 1t will be erected on a
on North Market street, between
ana Sixth street.
he's NJ. Elder, a farmer, Gathers
district Montgomery county, was
ptly killed BY an eastbound Baltimore
Ohio train No. 4, at Derwood, three
west Of Rockville.
.derick County Woman's Christian
perauce Unions are to be visited in
hex Two weeks by speaker Of
'nai lame, Mrs. May Pauline Sparks
idgeport, New Jersey.
ENJOYABLE pound party was held at
esidunce of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Millard
er east of Middlctown. Games were
bed in until a late hour when choice
shments were served.
F. Thomas and R. G.. Silow, well
In railroad men. living outside the
orate limits of Brunswick are nursing
and bruises as the result of fight
h they engaged in on the Knoxville
Z PAYNE property was sold at public
Is follows: The North Market street
erty to VIM. Hahn for So, 400 two
le houses on Klineharts alley to
b Schidtknecht for 5000 and $500
'ctfully.
B. Weinberg has been invited to de-
an address before the Hebrew con
lton at Cumberland on March I6,
has accepted. Mr. Weinberg will
/ on Forces in Humanity" words
from the inaugural address of Presi-
Wilson.
H. NJ. Rowe, president of the
land Automobile Association, has
appointed member of the com
e on resolutions of the Second
lsl National Good Roads Conven.
which opened at the Raleigh Hotel,
linstcn
Friday Of this week the annual
ing Of the Frederick Board Of Trade
be held. This meeting calls for the
\ work of the association. the cleo
n officers and other plans which will
mlce whether the Board of Trade is
hunue to exist in Frederick.
e first applicatian for a labor permit
child employed in this city has been
and refused. The application was
BY Sarah Helen Esterly, who is
Dyed at the Frederick City Hospital
Eaitress. AS she was under IA years
the application could not be grant
|the monthly meeting of the Board
lnagers of the Home for the Aged,
Nm. P. Maulsby was elected vice.
ent to succeed the late Mrs. Mar
E. S Hood. Mrs. Henri l.. G..
II was elected manager to fill the
~ caused by the death Of Mrs.
John H. Bennett, well known
p, celebrated his 72nd birthday on
9TH and in honor of the occasion
pldren rendered him with an agree
prprlse at the family home on West
street. The out-of town children
'ed home and the evening was
Enjoyable one.
Fpublic sale of farm lands OF the es-
4 the late Mrs. Margaret E. S. Hood
peld at the Court House, attended
large crowd. The two tracts were
separately. The entire property
prchased by John S Moran, OF New
BRAND, Hancock county, w. Va,
70 an acre, which made the entire
bo,SG2.
Pam H. Shlpley, commander, o.
peer Young Camp of Confederate
pns, celebrated the SEVENTEEN ami
y OF his birth. March 7. He sur
PlcEetrs charge at Gettysburg,
entered the charge in "Stonewall"
n S brigade. He was shot seven
IN making the charge and four
Fller having fallen to the ground.
H.. Iravers. of the Maryland Agri-
n College, gave demonstration in
Pen tree orchard of Chas. Miller, Of
pont, showing how fruit trees should
pee so as to produce the best fruit
RrEet. Later Mr.. Travers visited
Enards on the farms of Mr.. Hooker
John II. Moser and VIM. A. Fogle,
demonstrations in each orchard.
n Weber, division manager of the
peake and Potomac Telephone
ehy' appeared before the executive
Pltee OF the Farmers Association
HEed that the petition before the
utilities Commission for an inves-
A OF telephone charges in this
De withdrawn. He said the COM
'ended TO spend a large amount
pey on improvements, which would
Eyed by an investigation.
'o was received in Brunswick that
II winch ran amuck several DAYS
fIang two children and several dogs.
Herlng, with hydrophobia. The
4, OladVS JtterbacE wears old