The citizen., 1913-03-28

MISS Myrtle Munshour has been visit
ing friends in Baltimore and HagerstoNn.
Dr. Clifford T. Sappington. formerly
ol 'hls city, will locate at a East pairict
sion. ms l''o'eS-
Mrs G. Jacob Buckley, West South
street, quietly celebrated her S2nd birth
gay and received the congratulation of
her many friends.
ohn "A. Kennedy, the well known
tailor OF this city, was severely shocked
whlle talking over the telephone dnr,na
the storm of last night. 8
Mr.. Thaddeus Flby suffered a stroke
OF PARALYSIS at the livery stables of Nessrs
DOL x Doll. He was taken to his home
on West Seventh street. His RIGHT Side
was affected.
According to annual custom, the color
ed Odd Fellows of Frederick held their
Easter celebration. Members of Beanti-
iul Empire Lodge and Morning Glory
Lodge OF the Grand United Order OF odd
Fellows, joined in the celebration. A
parade was held, headed BY the Bartons.
vile Band.
Hon. Isaac Lobe Straus, former Attor.
ney General of the State, and a candidate
Tor the long term as United States Sena-
tor, has been in the city seeing his manv
friends. In company with Mr.. II. Dor
Sey Etchison he called on many of our
prominent citizens. Mr.. Straus left for
his home late in the evening
The Frederick Branch Of the MARYLAND
Society of Social Hygiene met at the
Federated Charities Building The meet
ing was expected to be the annual one,
with the election of officers. but on ac-
count OF much business coming before
the meeting, and the time growing late.
the election OF officers was postponed un-
til the next meeting.
Captain D. John Markev Of Company
"A Nj. n. g., received orders from the
office OF Adjutant General Mackin, stat
Ing that because of the fact that Com
pany A has led the companies of the
State at rifle practice, this year the COM
pany would remain at Saunders Range
one day longer than the other companies
OF the State for the purpose of trying out
the new system of rifle practice prescrlb-
ed for the U. 5. Regular Army.
The sale of seats Wednesday for
"Florodoro," the musical play to be
given at the City Opera House next
Tuesday evening by the Paint and Pow
der Club of Baltimore, for the benefit OF
the Frederick CITY Hospital, was way
beyond expectations and the same was
true the next day when the balcony seats
were opened. Some few good seats re-
main but they are hot on sale until the
day OF the performance.
Prof J. X. Smith, of Mount Airy High
School will conduct d BOYS corn growing
contest in connection with the agricutu-
raj department of that school. The CON
test will be open to all boys of Carroll
county between the ages of 10 and IS
wears, and will be held IN accordance with
the rules OF the United States Department
of Agriculture. All entries must be re-
ceved by Professor Smith not later than
April 81.
John n. Brengle real estate agent, has
sold for Mr.. Arthur ID. Willard the prop
erty now occupied by him as a residence
situated No. I5H East Second street to
Mr.. r. Frank Heck The consideration
10 lJl llNdAC' WI. lIION VIII oSNulC iJON9CS-
sion Of the property about the first of
May Mr. Willard has bought the resi-
dence portion of the property of Rev.
Isaac NJ Moter situated on North Mar
ket street, extended He will secure pos
session on the same prior to the first day
Of May. The terms are private.
G. Llovd Palmer, Intermediate super
visor OF the public schools Of the county,
who was recently appointed began his
work. His first work was in School of
District I. of the county Red Hill School
of Buckeystown. Miss Mary A. J. Hemp
is the teacher. Mr.. Palmer will remain
out in the county, and will visit schools,
excepting on such DAYS when Superlnten-
dent White visits schools Mr.. Palmer
on such days will remain at the Office OF
the School Board and will assist there on
Saturdays.