The citizen., 1914-02-20
LOCAL N EWS s.
Some Little Jottings About Peo-
pie and Things.

Professor ]. o. Nelghbors has resigned
, as head of the Commercial Department
of the Centerville High School to accept
a position in Frederick.
The last of the series of public card
parties under the auspices of the Alum
nae of The Visitation Academy, were
held at the home of Mrs. Young, No
2o5, East Second street
A large number of college girls
went on sleighing party on Monday
afternoon. Two large sleighs carried
the students on the outing. Some of the
girls also went on skating trips.
The revival services, which have been
IN progress for the past two weeks at
the Rescue Workers Hall, ass Balti
more and Ohio avenue, will be continued
at the Winchester street chapel through
the present week. Preaching every night
at 7.3o p. m.
On March 10th, DR.. Jerome Hall Ray
mond will lecture in Hood College, on
Switzerland, the Triumph of Democ-
racv." This will be under the auspices
ofthe University Extension Society and
Hood College, and will be in the nature
of trial lecture before the choice of
lecturer for next year.
After eluding the Frederick county au-
thorties for nearly four years, Arthur E
Rice, of near Jefferson, this county, was
arrested in this city on Monday afternoon
by Constable Hauver, and will face trial
here on an indictment for forgery re-
turned against him during the admiuis-
tratlon of former States Attorney,
Arthur d. Willard.
Upon the application of II citizens of
Montgomery county, filed with Adjutant-
General Charles F. Macklin, a company
ofinfantry has been ordered to be organic
ed and mustered in at Silver Springs.
Captain Oswald A. Greager, of the First
Infantry, will muster in the company.
after which an election of commander
and two lieutenants will be held.
A valuable hearse horse, belonging to
Undertaken NJ L. Creager, Of Thur
mont, this county, was found dead in the
stable on last Friday evening, February
I3th. Death must have been very sud
den, as the animal had apparently been
in good condition before. A post NOR
tenn examination revealed that death had
been caused by internal hemorrhage.
According 10 the Rev. DIR. Thomas
Freeman Dixon, the Director of the
4 Federated Charities. South Market
lstreet, this city. his organization has
within the past week had more calls from
the destitute poor for coal, fuel and gro
ceries than at any time during the year.
Forty appeals lor help have come to DR..
Dixon since T Febluary 9th.
In honor of Mrs. J. Albert Rhodes.
Mrs. 0. c. Hargett entertained the men,
bers OF the class of 1906 of the Girls
High School, at her home on South
Market street. this city, on Saturday
afternoon, February 18th. 800" was
PLAYED, aud the afternoon was pleasantly
spent. Letters were written to absent
members of the class Choice refresh
ments were served.
''It will be about ten days before the
bill providing for the abolition of the
Board OF Charities and Corrections of
Frederick county will get through the
Senate" said Senator Matthias, of Thur
mont, this county, while in Frederick
for short time, several days ago. The
bill has gone from the House of Dele
gates to the Senate, but nothing has been
done so far on the measure.
The Brick,avers' Union No. 7, held
its annual election of officers a few
nights ago, which resulted as follows:
President, Edward Baumgardner vice
president, Roy Nusz; treasurer, Rufus
Oden; corresponding secretary, Ralph
Routzahn; financial secretary, Frank
Buch; deputy. Orlando Burck; alternate,
Ruskin Low; trustees, Rufus Oden,
Leonard Kreh and Frank Buch segeant
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