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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-01-16

mond, Misses AngelaA eve aud Eva
ssppuglon, Edna, MadA.I India and
Wright.
Messrs. William Tohhan and Jack
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs John Hit
selbrrger and family, of This place.
Miss Helen Smith, who has been
spending some time in Frederick and
Waikersvlle, has returned to her home
in this place.
The Peoples Savings Bank of Liberty
town, a new corporation OF this place,
opened for business Monday morning at
Q O'Clock The institution opent d IN
handsome new structure. constructed at
a cost OF over 5000. Fhe building is of
red brick with marble trimmings. The
structure is tireproo' and . m dern vault
has been placed in the building. MANY
people visited the new Institution Mon
day morning and afternoon and already a
number OF deposits have been made.
The following are the officers OF the in
sri ullon: President, imeS N. Sapping-
tor; vice president, b. F. Hammaker;
cashier NJ F. Starr; directors. James n.
Sappington. B. f. Hamulaker, NJ. F.
Starr, Milton Carter and RAYMOND SEN
sey of Union Bridge.
The annual meeting of the Liberty
Electric Light COMPANY vas held and
the following were elected 10 the direc-
torate: K f. Sappingiuu F o Smith,
IgnatiuS E.izler. Bayard Grablll. Howard
Munshour, John H. llltsel erger, w. ID.
Curman, j. d. EtzIer and Harry Stull.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-01-16
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frederick COUNTY.

kEDERicK COUNTY.
ourt-Chief Judge, Hammond
Gnf S Il. associate Judges. Glenn II.
rnington Edward Z. Peter. Court
q at.frederick City, FIRST Monday in
BINARY and September for Grand Jury
rms, December, petit jury term; May,
nraEs .erln.
qstE 81 I circuit court-Harry w.
sNIys 0tEnty Clerks A olphus
Fauke NH1fles B. Croft n. 10y, NJ
ius Haugh, Harry E. Chap
h4afa III Martz.
Ser 81 Wills-Samuel D. Thomas.
l#ite& Fenton Thomas, c. II.
f'p1i1 Conrt-John c. Castle, Chief
Mz* @hn wv. Mumford, Albert w.
~ MM Ufphlns Court meets every
Mt9*< Tue day and Wednesday of
f1h<y Treasarer-Fred w Cramer.
M H1fy commissioners w Hol
W f<eSads,st [, Mohler, Frank NJ.
<'fs {o''F w Humm, J. Steward An
II L7Eaver, Clerk JACOB Rohr-
I#3r1 81 Charities and Correction
8AaM Gramrr, president; Jacob Flock,
HSS@#tarNt Jacoh b. Tyson, treasurer;
@aupel Y. Gregg. superintendent Mil
afa A. Perry, clerk.
5t{lool & 'nIlissioners--!oh 5. New
man, pfesid,,lt P. F. Lee, w P Mors-l
>f 81. Wschter A. w. Nicodemus
and Cyrus Flock; E. l.. Coblentz
sefeiark, Treasurer and Examiner
Z = w. fsNhite; Assistant, LLOYD Palmer,
State At4orney Samuel A. Lewis.
I m 2hsFlh-IA >, eCouard r. Deputies,
e IN D, = Office Deputy; lanes A..
s uTns ~ N'9 tglD eputy; Charles w smith,
esSpsry lgsors 81 Elections Garrett S,
ne ennh,;g president; William r James,
smocr ms. and Joseph f Eisenheaur,
SurveE; Cletk-- Claggeti E. Remsberg.
or-lSmcrg C. Crum.
~. FgEDERlcK CRY.
|sgS City = Mayor Lewis H.
49, and Tax coilsetor-Bradle9
A. ~ n-llovd. G. Cutler. Elme
Ao Ala,s john't II Grove, Heaty u
bolt Ceorxe shoemaker. Ca,
town ~ S6psidt asssa snsssIs third Wed
as.e cRy HeaitN> on o','e @TazIS Ira i ii,
nttlI i Policemen George Holman. Adar
VIM ucney, Charles r. Hoffman, WtiTiar
AtsN 7H; Fralex. Iohn, Henry Adams. Thoma
AZ &rllDy John Bumenauer John p. Quinn
az Engineer Electric Light Ptant-Samut
Abrecht.
Fireman Electric Light Plant-Williar
v 81 but. Bruchey
4 the ros Electric Light Lnemen-George WA
n n @c.darlce.
-" Market Master--T Henry Schmidt.
N On. :. superintendent Of Water Works =
A 2 usieorge A. Burck
Police Justices-George r. Dennis IT.
M Aaron r. Anders and Fabian PoSey.
City Attorney-Edward I. Smith.
City Election Supervsors-M. S. Mob
- erly, P. Tobias Kuhn. Republicans; C
~ Thomas Ecksten, Democrat; Clerk w
c. Roderick.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-01-16

the Middletown District Line at Rudy's
gate.
The supervisors last year were: Chas.
E. Pfeltfer, John Snowden, James c.
Darner. W. R. Mainhart. Luther Ahalt,
w l.. Guyton, Charles S. Sigler, Emory
F. Sifer, Elmer Beachley and Edward
Ausherman.
The following road supervisors were
appointed for New Market District:
c. A. ID. Williams-From Evansville to
the Nvtional Pike and to the State
Quarry.
Everett Cashour-From the New Lon
don Bridge to the Annapolis road.
A. J. Kimmel-From the National
Pike at Pottinger Dorsey's 10 the An
napohs road.
Frank Burke-From the National Pike
TO the Washington road, via Watkins
Mill.
Walter Burall-From the Urbana Dis
trict Line, to Shawbaker's Mill.
Charles Hobbs-From New Mar
ket to the Friendship Church.
Harry Layton-From Kemptown to
the Montgomery county line.
Elias Murphy-From the National
Pike TO the Glass Works Farm, and from
the National Pike to Hartman's Station.
Bradley Brandenburg- From the Kemp
town road to the Woodville road, and
from the Montgomery county line to the
| Montgomery county line.
John Nelson Clay-From the Kemp
town road to the Woodvile District line.
! Edward Snyder-From the National
Pike to the Burnt Mill road, via Llnga-
more.
Urias Murphy-From the Baltimore
pike to Krant'z Mill.
John d. Kely-From Watkins Mill
to the Washington road, and from
Burke's Spring to Bowers gate.
Oscar Burall-From the Burnt Mill
road at the Central Church.
Frank N. Maynard-From Linganore
to the intersection Of the New Market
and New London road, including the
care of the bridge.
John Naturalization Bartholow' S
Switch, to the road leading TO the
Kemptown road.
Edward Baker-From the Finger road
to Kemptown, and 10 the Montgomery
county line, and from George Digg S 10
to the New Market road.
lanes II. Grubbs-From the Mont
gomerv county line to Dams Mil, and
the short piece of road to the Montgom.
cry county line.
NJ ! Swomley-From the Hyattstown
road 10 Henry Lawson's.
H. L. Davis The Davis road.
Henry Groff-The short piece of road
leading from Bakers road.
William c. Phoebus-From the Ma.
tlonal Pike to the Burnt Mill road
A. o. Phelps-From Linganore to the
Baltimore pike, and from the turnpike
to the Class Works farm road.
Sias K Utz-From New London t
the road leading from the National Pike
to the Annapolis road
James w. Hvatt-From the Nationa
Pike to the Moniovia and Urbana road
Henry P. Musseter-From Evansville
to the National Pike
Luther c. Neutrality-suspicious. Reich,
Ford to the Glass Works. farm.
Randolph Hamilton aud Murray Stauf
fer-From 3artonsvile to the Oat
Grove School, and from B ,rtonsvile K
the forks of the road at KeIersvlle
Daniel l.. Fsher-From the Reich,
Ford road to Riehrs Mill.
Joseph H. Stine-From the Naliona
Pike to the fork: OF the road mtersectins
the road leading TO New London.
Edgar Swomley-From the New Mar
ket road TO the HazeInut road AT Duvall
gate, and known as the Swomley road
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-01-16
Advertised List.

The following is list OF the advertised
letters remaining m the Frederick City
Postotfice. Saturday. January 10, 1874
To obtain any Of these letters the appil-
Giants must call for advertised letters"
If not called for within two weeks they
NAV he mt to the dead letter Office.
Gentlemen's List-Henry c. Boyse,
William Broodie, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Gearing. r.. c. !. Green. Perry Hoy,
Henry Johnson, John Long. LeRoy MI
Ter. f B. Phillips, John Robinson. Glib
son II. Smith. Mgr. Farm OF George 5.
Thomas. l. -
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-01-16
Orphans Court.

Letters of administration on the estate
of David L. Harshman, deceased, granted
to Vida E. Harshman
Letters testamentary on the estate. of
Ann r. johnson, granted to John c. Mot
ter HHaN
Letters of administration on the estate
of acob H Eichelberger, deceased,
granted to Esie A. Ramsburg.
Letters OF administration on the estate
of Samuel Welzel, deceased, granted to
John w Strasbufg
Letters OF administration, d. b. n. C. t.
a., on the estate OF John Hagan, deceased,
granted to Mollie NJ Hagan
First and fina account of Josephine K
Lakin, administrators of Elizabeth A. c.
Lakln, deceased. filed and distribution
made.
First and final account of ]. H. Allnutt,
executor of AT r. Nicholson, deceased,
filed and distrbHton made
Inventories of personal property and
debts due in the estate of David l.,
Harshman, deceased, filed.
Courts order TO sell personal property
in the estate OF David L. Harshman, de-
ceased
Inventories Of personal property, real
estate. debts due and current money in
the estate Of Bette II. Riggs, deceased,
filed.
Courts order TO tra~sier stocks in the
estate eff James S. Big2s, deceased, filed.
Sixth account of Mary B. Stup, guar
dian to Charles E Broadrup, filed.
Letters of administration on the estate
of Samuel Wetzel deceased, granted to
John w. Sirawsburg.
Letters OF administration on the estate
of Isaac NJ. Fisher, deceased granted to
VIM F. Fisher
Letters Of administration d. b. n. C. t.
a. ON the estate of John Hagan, deceased,
granted to Mone NJ. Hagan.
Inventory Of personal property in the
estate of Mary NJ. Klein, deceased. filed.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-01-16
Lows Items.

n Mrs. George w. Pittenger spent Tues
cay with Mrs William l. Gruber, OF
Nnear Woodsboro.
Mr.. Elmer 1Pittenger spent Tuesday in
Walkersvlle on business.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence r. Moser, Mr..
Harvey NJ. Piuenger and sister, Ada,
Df Loy's Station, and Mr.. Samuel B.
Pittenger, OF New Windsor, all spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. H. Ptten-
ger and family, of Troutville.
About fifty people attended the barn
raising on the farm of Mr.. Isaac L Han
/. key. at Lovs Station, on Saturday, jan
! uary 10Th. 1914
NJ. and Mrs. Johnnie NJ Hoffman,
/ returned to their home on Wednesday,
after spending their honeymoon at York
Pa.
The stork visited Mr.. and Mrs John
A. Long and presented them with
big, baby boy.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-01-16
Ray MORGAN SIGNS Up.

Raw Morgan, the former Frederick
baseball star, visited Manager Griffith. of
the Washington Nationals recently, and
affixed his signature to contract for
1914. Terms were named which were
more than acceptable to the PLAYER. The
figures were not given out, but it is I'M
derstood that the brilliant young second
sacker was literally rewarded for his
creditable work during the 1873 season.
Morgan was assured at the end of the
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-01-16
Temperance Legion Reorg anizes.

The Anna A. Gordon Loyal Temper
ance Legion reorganized on Saturday,
January 9th, at seven o'clock in the even
ing, after the sewing school in the w.
c. t. U. room. The meeting opened by
singing The Songs That Mother Sang"
The reading of the 9th Psalm fol-
lowed after which the pledge was re-
cited and the officers elected as follows:
Helen Taylor, president; Joanna Best,
vice-presdent; Emma TAYLOR. secretary;
Alice Kline. treasurer The legion
meets every Saturday afternoon.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-01-16
LibertyIltems.

y
N#<)fEzA nk /R. SapDngton was in
ksSWa x@-sAs( po litical business on Sat
yrdy <---.<ry 10th.
81 in Saint Peters Roman
BbedIGsce To 49, w rassr ~ q. a; .,
'ss, aud IA behfEA ~ ''''O
statA TO make |. Il 10 p...ee 4;,ss,.
;0mmerctp anu Oiled BY his son were in
'srha most impo nrdas last January 10th.
Win tsa governrnl Wright aud Iadv friend
treaty which Wnuty entertained BY Mrs.
s;r,,, NJ flic IIveH n on,a few days ago.
sshns. -. Smith is preparing
WAS also Uaelebrated grape juice to-
,.asfcan ooH Secretary Bryan for table
dpnN that un
( re aydylfh Che Elh Boteler and children.
9s.nr wlTIIn5 spending some time al
g. s - ~ her sisters, the Misses
4 -ssr. returned to her home IN
1 4. s,,cntdI Simpson has been very
~ AZ ~ rsxse1 uihsey. He is steadily re-
DT IN his rdispositlon.
e pne snss hrd Griffith, of Washington,
"a OF Nu.1ef guest OF her brother, MIR.
properly qnmond and family.
Ass'o7s5el Baker and wife and Mr.
reDs Ezra Weaver visited relatives
Ardingiy. recenuy.
Enl a % REdna and India Sappington
ssheu Baltimore the past week.
tnlskFt .eo Smith, wireless operator,
=. .1atl& iIle lied from Baltimore to Boston.
'' i|l'sFarrie Myers. of Brownsville.
~. lays with her parents. Mr.
n. .ephen d. Myers, and family.
,as 'e H. Whitmore spent a
pu - rs.abe,v Mr. T.. Arnold
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-01-16
BUSINESS IN FrHH COURTS
Real Estate Transfers.

Roy w. Ramsburg and wife to Reno
s. Harp, real estate in county, $40, etc.
Reno S. Harp and wife to Charles A.
Rice. real estate in county, $40.
Sanford l.. ShaffeT and vile to Elmer
E. Black, real estate IN county, S., etc.
Sanford l.. Shaffer and wife to Elmer
E. Black, real estate in county, S., etc.
Sanford l.. Shaffer and wife to Maud
Grumbine, real estate in county, S.. etc
Bowman K. Vanmeter and wife to
George F. Turner, real estate in Bruins
wick, 81, 100.
John L. Rothenhoefer, Sr., to John L.
l.. Rothenhoefer Tr, and wife, real es-
tate in county.,$Io, etc.
John l.. Rothenhoefer, ST., to John L.
Rothenhoefer, Jr., aud wife, real estate in
county. $40. etc.
Mary L. Gaver to S. Grace Arnold,
real estate in county $40.
Charles w. Wills to Edith E. Wills,
lots in Woodsboro, IS, etc.
Julia Ann r Kinna to David |. Kinna
and wife. real estate in county, $40. etc.
William B. Cutshall and wife TO Will
liam H. Smith and wife, real estate in
county. $3.50.
NJ. Virginia Brengle and husband to G..
Leicester Thomas, real estate in county,
S.. -
Lydia H. Griffith nd husband to Wal
err Pittnger, real estate in county, $40.
Sanford l.. Shaft and wife to Joseph
c. Gernand, real estate in county, S.,
and other considerations.
Joseph c, Gerrand and George NJ.
Stevens. executors 10 Charles E. Null,
real estate in county, 1855, and other
considerations.
Charles E. Null to Joseph c. Gernand,
real estate in COUNT $40, and other con-
siderations.
Willie L. WiIhide and wife to Charles
R Stockdale real estate in county, 81,
and other consider ions.
Charles r. Stockdale to Willie I. Viii
hide and wife, reai estate in county, ST.,
and other conSide atoms.
Charles f POOL and wife to Clifton
! A. MuIinix and wife, real estate in
county $2.295 rs, and other considera-
tons.
David H Maue7ns and Mary Kline
to Nah on X. Woa real estate in county,
$780, and other considerations
Charles P Keepers and wife to J. w.
McCarneY real IS ate in county, 500,
| and other considerations.
William d. Brace to Henrietta d
Kreh and husband. real estate in city,
$40, etc
Walter Pittneer to Liberius Baker,
real estate in county, $40, and other
considerations.
Chas W. Hines ct al. to John S.
Hines, real esta,e in county, $40 etc
Mary L. Everhdrt to c. Felix Adams,
real estate in county, $3.50.
c. Felix Adams and wife to Edwin F.
Ohier, real estate in county, $3.50.
George w. Crum. County Treasurer,
to James B. Dixon real estate in county,
$40 and other considerations.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-01-16
Baltimore and Ohio Makes A
Good Showing For the Past
Six Months

Al The monthly m.tIlnl u the Board
of Directors OF the Baltimore and Ohio
RaiI,oad held in New Work. on Thurs.
day, January Sth 1914. the regular
semi annual dividends 80 tvo per cent:
ON preferred stock and three per cent
on common stock were declared, based
on operations for the SIS months ending
December 31St, 1915 TIE dividends
are PAYABLE on March md 20 the stock
holders OF record on I4uualy 3Ist, 1914
The summary OF 'I. iucunt account
for the period to D-cembr 81. 1913,
based ON The actual figures for five
months with Decemo-r party estimated,
is as follows:
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-01-16
1IfaKl FREDER1ck posroFrrcr OFFICIALS.

AFREDERIcK PosToFFIcE OFFICIALS.
N Ia. Postmaster William C. Briefly Asss-
- Sost1raster. James w Robinson;
apopEs. William Himbury, Irwin S. Biser,
sTNilIiam Harley, Oscar Kefauver and
"a John Stalev.
.ar4 CIV Carriers: Edward MoberIy J. E.
ing aAA,all, Charles Roderick, Edward Sim,
cable tOkard Eader and Geo Crum.
I This. by the Carriers from Frederick c. NJ
lng fob. Route I, to Mt. Pleasant, etc;
Il lnyoIyet1iller,s No. 2 to Pearl, etc; V.
ncaan DENIM No. 3, to The Manor, etc; J..
$3.50 lie, No. 4. to Jefferson etc; A. S.
s-aus anu No. S. to Braddock, etc; w N.
couposlnE No. g. to Yellow Springs, etc; W.
mp rom Artholow. No. 7 TO Gainesville etc
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-01-16
County Ministerial Association
Elects.

The Frederick County Ministerial AS
sociation OF the Reformed church met in
the narlors of the Evangelical Reformed
church MONDAY morning at 10. 90 o'clock.
In the absence O. the president the
meeting was called to order by the vice.
president, Rev w. H. Warner PRAYER
was offered bv Rev. A. J. Herman.
The annual election of officers was
held resulting as follows: President, Rev.
J d. Thomas, Phi. D.. OF Adamstown;
vice president Rev. H l.. Kieffer; sec
rotary and treasurer, Rev. A. ] Herman
The paper for the day was read bv Rev.
Milton Whitner, of Lovettsville, Va, on
the subject Jesus Thought Of Himself, +"
after which there was general discus
sion of the subject by the members of
the association.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-01-16
Changes in Teaching Force.

Miss s. Price Young, who has been
the teacher at the Yellow Springs school,
has been transferred to the North Market
street school, Frederick, to take the
place made vacant by the resignation of
Miss Blance Kefauver. Miss Edith Wiles.
of Lewistown, takes the school made va
cant by the transfer of Miss Young and
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-01-16
Jurors Selected for February Term

Judges Urner and Wortnmyton Satur-
day drew the members whowill compose
J the grand and petit iuries for the Feb
| ruary term OF Court. Mlny attorneys
who sat about the court room say that
they never saw jury draWRWith more
Care than was exercised in The selection
OF this one. and both judges expressed
themselves that the men drawn we're OF
unusually high calibre and excellent men
for rvservice, Those selected follow:
| BuckeyStown = Martin l. Shankle.
! Richard J. Alnutt
Frederick-Frank J. Newman. Lewis
Simmons, William +. Darrer. Harry
lanes. Lewis R. Dertzbaugh William H
Blen!inger, Dr. Alfred VI 3-lt. William
c. Neidig and Frederick A. Ordeman.
Mddletown-Amos L. Ramsburg, Ed
ward A. Toms.
Creagerstown-Samuel Stambaugh, Sr.
Emmisburg = James 0. Harbaugh,
William H. Troxell I'm
Cal, ctiu-Henry l.. Brandenburq.
Urbana-Chares c. Cecil, Edward w.
McEllresh
Librrtv-Iosiah Crum
New Market Melvin P. Wood, 7. Bur
CESS Jones'
HAuvers-Wiliam E. Bentzell, Lewis
F. Smith.
WoodSboro = Ohio J. Dunsife, May
nard Dudderar
elerSvlle-Stanley Z-cher
NJ Pleasont-John F. Masser.
Jefferson-Frank B. Higgins, Albert E.
Hotter
Mechanicstown = Charles R. Stocks
dale James Hamil.
Ja~kSon-John l.. Cline, Harlan M.
Bere
J9hnsvile-Murfty C. Bonn, Sterling
SiulI
Woodville - Edward NJ Wordsworth.
" rnon Wagner.
I.inganore--Lee Devibiss.
LewiStown--Lewis Glenn
TuScarora-CharIes N. Reeder.
Burkittsville-JohnF Flock.
Btllenger-RidgeIev d. Simpson.
Braddock-Irving Payne
Brunswick - Lewis s. Harmon, Ru-
dolph Ault.
Walkersville-Herry B. H. Legget,
Robert A. Cromwell
Killed by Revolver.
Edward Sellman. aged 20 years. the
ION Of Mrs. Mary SelIm,n. of Bovds,
Montgomery cou ty. accidentally shot
andkilled himself in his room al that
place. Aon Sunday, January nth He
was verysfond<oi fire arms, and it is
shat he was foolng with a 2z-
'alber revolver. when it went off. the
bullet entering near his heart Death
vas almost instantaneous.
His mother. sister and Frank L. Phil
fps. of Washington. d. Z were IN the
,arIor talking. when they beard some
me fall TheY rushed into The Young mans
DOM. and found him gAspsng his last
Young S-lbntn has Wealthy and prom
lent relatives in Montgomerv county.
With his mother hemoved here from
)ickerson, Md, last September. 4
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-01-16
Marriage Licenses.

Winfield Scott, 27, divorced, of naar
Hagerstown, and Susie c. Snyder, 20, Of
Keedysvile.
Charles E. Scharf, AZ, and Oda L.
Sh;pley, 20. both OF Frederick
Eli Mason, 22, and Mary Dorsey, ri,
both colored, o. Frederick
Edwin o. Hyatt, rs. and Frances A,
Raines. 10, both Of Evansville
Clarence E. Hardy, 26, and Fannie
Guyder, %, both colored, Of Brunswick.
William c Lakin, 22 of Lander, and
Mary E. Sigler, 81, of Jefferson.
Charles Rely, p, and Florence Kee-
ney, IS, both OF BdtImore.
David A. Devbiss, 50, and Bette V
Stauffer, As, widow, both of Walkers
Vile.
Walter Talbot. 21, Of near Unionvile,
and Orpha Griffith, IS OF Boonsboro.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-21
CHESTER AND VICINITY

Albert Dutton MacDade has returned to his
home at Park Place after a several weeks
stay at various summer resorts
Miss Mae Gordon, of Morton avenue. has
gone to New York city where she will spend
a fortnight with friends.
Miss Florence Cox has returned to her home
in Wilmington, Del, after being entertained
for two weeks by Mrs. William Smith of Edg-
mont avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs George Taylor, of East Fourth
street, are entertaining James Taylor, of Nor.
folk, Va.
Norman Hlorth and Leslie MacIntyre are
home from a weeks visit to friends at Tren-
ton, ~ ].
Miss Louise S. Hannum, of Brookhaven gave
a 500 party in honor of her friend. Miss
Gertrude Wilson. of Lancaster.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-21
GERMANTOWN

Mrs. James Starr and Miss Ellen Emlen have
returned home, having spent the summer at
York Harbor, Me.
Mr. and Mrs Louis de Puy Vail are at pres
ent in italy. They expect to sail from Liver
pool September 20.
Mrs. c. B. Penrose and the Misses Penrose
returned to their home, Wayne and Chelten
avenues having spent the summer at Avon
by-the-sea, N. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. John McIlhenny, who spent
the summer at their Chelsea cottage, have re-
turned home
DR.. and Mrs. Edward p. Rhoads and family
have closed their cottage at New Hope, Pa,
and are occupying their house on West Coulter
street.
DR.. and Mrs. d. NJ stearns, who spent tho
late summer in Castne, Me-, are at their Chel
ten avenue home.
After an extended trip to Sabbath Day Point,
Lake George, Doctor and Mrs. Bonsall returned
Wednesday to their home on Emlen street.
The Rev. Henry w. Frost and family will
leave Germantown this week for Summit where
they have leased a house for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert T. Grantham, of 17S
Queen lane, returned to their homo Tues
day from Boston, where they arrived from Eu-
rope Mr.. and Mrs. Grantham went abroad
the 9Th Of July.
]. Wilson Bayard, who has spent the last
month at Seal Harbor, Me-. returned to Phil
adelphia last week and will occupy his home
at 1o5 East Johnson street after October l.
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BRETON MOODS

BRETON WOODS y. H.. Sept. 20.-Mr and
Mrs c. J, Frick, of Bryu Mawr, will spend a
few days here. Henry Clay Frick has So far
recovered from his recent illness as to take
a daily motor ride. He drove to Waubek and
Mountain View today
Miss Mary Davis and Miss Natalie Davis, OF
Philadelphia; Miss Wickcrsham, OF New York:
Miss Hope Johnson, OF Spuyten Duyvn y. V
and Miss Dorothy Loudoner Of Colorado, We're
among those seen at the ban at the Mt Wash
ington, Saturday evening
Visitors are interested in the announcement
Of the engascmeut Of Major William Lutherly
formerly on the Governors staff. ana now
practising law in Manila, Z. l., TO Miss Sarah
F.. Fooks, of Delaware, now living I'm Japan
Major Lutherly was graduated from West
Point ana is a brother of Adjutaut General
Herbert F. Luthery, y. II y. q.