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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1899
Page
5
Purely Personal Notices From Frederick and Nearby
A string of short personal notes lists residents and guests visiting or traveling through Frederick and nearby towns. Names include A. L. Bosley Baltimore Grayson Urner Washington Flora Doab and many more with destinations to Baltimore Washington York Pa Chicago Richmond Honolulu and Crisfield. Easter travel and visits to relatives, colleges, and schools are mentioned along with local addresses and occupations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Bosley
Baltimore
Beedérick
Grayson Urner
Washington
Flora Doab
North Market Street
Ulysses S. Hobbs
Liberty
Frederick
Wm. W. Osburn
Pittsburg
Katie Miller
Nell Glessner
Nettie Matthews
Richmond
Clara Steiner
Samuel Ready School
C. A. Watkins
Cedar Grove
Messrs. G. S. Rodock & Co
Elizabeth Bowen
Woman’s College
Wilt
York
Arthur Carty
Mt. Airy Theological Seminary
Philadelphia
Hattie Horine
Burkittsville
John Gassman
North Potomac Street
Hagerstown
Brief Bits and Bright Items of Local and General Interest
April notices include Arba Day proclamation by Gov. Lowndes designating Friday April 14. Community chatter urges early spring planting of ads and gardens while readers remark about waiting for better weather as the change of season approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget
Joyful Easter Day Observed Across Frederick Churches
Easter observances fill Frederick with communion in many churches and special services led by Sunday schools. Music featured at St Johns Catholic and Evangelical Lutheran, with choirs performing classic works and residents attending Holy Communion. Other congregations including All Saints Episcopal and United Brethren press Easter into morning and evening programs with solos, hymns, and children's services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sune Day
Frederick
St. John’s Catholic
St. John’s Catholic Church
Pilgrim's Chorus
Meineke
Kyrie Eliesson
Giorza
Hace Dies
Weigan
la Hach
John Haydon
Mollie Eisenbauer
Lucy Eisenbauer
Regina Beckley
Sally Gannon
Lucy Neidhart
Lalu Kennedy
Mary Louise Payne
Margaret Eisenbauer
Katharine Eisenhaur
Carrie Crouse
Emma Gannon
John Eisenhauer
Charles Baughman
Frank Stanb
John Brosius
C. Wm. Font
TS. Eader
All Saints’ Episcopal
Holy Comqunion
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Miss Campbell
Hurst
Campbell
Bennett
Woodward
Gerash
Christ the Lord
Smallwood
Osborne Ingie
Easter Services and Special Musicals at Local Churches
Easter sermons planned at Buckeystown M P Church with Rev W M Struyer preaching at 10 30 am. Choir offers The Lord is my strength and Bright Easter Morn under director C H Millard with a large ensemble. Evening Y P S C service at 7 30. Other notices include Pleasant NUS sacrament at 2 40 pm and confirmations at Evangelical Reformed and Grace Reformed churches. Visitation Academy chapel holds Easter program at 4 50 pm. Special services announced at Quin A M E Church with sermons by Rev Chas H Murray and Sunday School at 2 30 pm. Choir directed by J D Cartuatl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Reformed
Evangelical Reformed Church
E. R. Eschbach
D. D
Schilling
W. ©. Tirely
Miss Staniter
Masa Yost
J. W.L. Carty
Prof. Geo. Ed. Smith
Howard King
United Brethren
United Brethren Church
Matthew
Prince of Taght
Christian Endeavor
Danks
Chas. Hendrickson
L. R. Dressler
Mr. Boggs
Geo. A. Dean
Baltimore
St. John's
W. J. Tingler
St. John’s Reformed Church
Adminster
Friends of the Republic
Glade
Grace Reformed
BE. L. McLear
Grace
Reformed Church
Beckwith
Methodist Episcopal
M. B
Page Milburn
Saint James
Buckeystown
W. NM. Struyer
Charcht
Kirspatrick
P. Gasil
W. Be, Kindley
Eva Keyser
Hodking
Maggie’Millard
C. H. Millard
Meera
Earl Nicodemus
W. E B. Kindley
Alwira Millard
Charen
Pleasant Nus
Grace Reformed Church
Visitation Academy
Quin A
Chas. H. Murray
J. D. Cartuatl
Hymeneal at Hyattstown for Dutrow Lan gill couple
A noon ceremony at the Methodist Episcopal church in Hyattstown Montgomery county united Miss Nellie Dutrow and Mr John Roy Langill. Rev William Harris of Glyndon officiated as palms and flowers adorned the church. The bride wore green Venetian cloth with white Liberty satin and carried white carnations. The groom’s sister Nina Sandergill played the wedding march. Ushers were Theodore Duntrow and Stanley Sondergill. The couple left amid rice for a home near Unionville. Dirg Sundergill is a granddaughter of Mr Theodore Delaplaine of the city. Invitations out for Edna M Sheffer to L D Crawford at their Sabillasville residence April 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sundercill
Nina Sandergill
Theodore Duntrow
Stanley Sondergill
Unionville
Sundergill
Theodore ©. Delaplaine
Franklin and Marshall Glee and Mandolin Clubs at Woman's College
The Reading Wagie notes a Franklin and Marshall College Glee and Mandolin Club concert at the Woman's College Tuesday evening. The audience filled the Academy of Music last night and left thoroughly satisfied, with praise for balance and high standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagie
Franklin and Marshall College Glee and Mandolin Clubs
Woman's College
College Glee Club
Frankl and Marshall
Academy of Music
Franklin and Marshall
Academy
Rice Funeral Firm Marks Twentieth Year at North Market Street
A. T. Rice & Sons, funeral directors, celebrate twenty years at 120 North Market Street. Mr. A. T. Rice has lived in the same residence since April 1, 1929, while the business, founded by George Rice in 188-, has been run by father, sons, and grandsons in the same neighborhood since establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.T. Rice
A. T. Rice & Sons
North Market Street
George Rice
ISG
American Archaeology Author Honored by French Noble
Professor Crras Thomas of this city received two copies of L Anthropologie from Marquis de Nadaillac of Paris. The French publication prints his extensive article Introduction to American Archeology after Nadaillac read and praised the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Crras Thomas
Marquis de Nadaillac
Paris
L’ Anthropologie
Thomas
Count de Nadaillac
Delegates to State Firemen's Convention Appointed
The Junior Steam Fire Engine Company No 2 will hold a special meeting tonight at o oclock to appoint delegates to the State Firemen's Convention at Westminster Carroll county in June next. The United Fire Company will meet Monday evening to select delegates and alternates for the same convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Steam Fire Engine Company No. 2
Westminster
Carroll County
United Fire Company
Masonic Installation In Acacia Lodge At Thurmont
District Inspector Danner installed officers at Acacia Masonic Lodge Thurmont on Monday night. Appointed officers include Worshipful Master Dr M A Birely, Senior Warden Dr E Kefauter, Junior Warden Frank Hesson, Secretary L R Waesche, Treasurer Geo W Stocksdale, Tyler John H Rozzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danner
Acacia Masonic Lodge
Thurmont
W.M
M. A. Birely
S. W
E. . Kefauter
J. W
Frank Hesson
L. R. Waesche
Geo. W. Stocksdale
Tyler
John H. Rozzer
Preparing for Big Campaign in Masila
Special dispatch reports Masila city quiet but preparations are under way for an extensive campaign. Dispatch from Wasmixeron datelined April 1 notes ongoing mobilization and readiness actions in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tar Nowe
Wasmixeron
Masila
Auction of Central National Bank Stock at City Hotel
Auctioneer Walter Saunders sold 19 shares of Central National Bank stock at the City Hotel. The stock brought 2.05 dollars per share on par value 25 dollars, with N. D. Hauer noted among bidders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vale of Bank
Walter Saunders
Aute'clock
Central National Bank
N. D. Hauer
Painful Injury When Stove Falls On Wilson's Hand
Mr Christian Wilson was injured when a stove toppled onto his right hand during a move yesterday. The incident also damaged a small foyer and injured two other fingers. The note appears amid a column titled An Audience and a tax news item about help and positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Wilson
Peach Growers Face Gloomy Seasonal Outlook in Frederick
State Entomologist Prof W G Johnson reports heavy damage to peach buds in Frederick County with most trees near failure while apples, cherries, plums and apricots show variable injury. He notes nurseries comply with inspection and fumigation laws enacted to curb pest spread as work continues across counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Johnson
Frederick
Johnson
General Assembly
O. ©. Townsend
Prof
Col. D. ©. Winebrewer
B. Witter
Samuel Hargett
D. H. Ha
Amonti's Record of Births and Deaths
Births reported ten and deaths eighteen in the city and county records. Measles prevail while scarlet fever wanes. March deaths totaled 54 with interments at Mt Olivet and various local graves. Clerk's office filed 183 instruments for March including deeds and mortgages. Nearby notes on Marth abroad and local elections conclude the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
City
Washington
Baltimore
New York
Virginia
Prominent locals suffer injuries and civic changes across counties
Dr. Thomas QO Walton of Annapolis injured in a driving accident. Funeral of ex Mayor Hopewell Web drew large crowds in Quimber. Worcester branch of promis suit at Salisbury likely to conclude today. A new city is laid out in Calvert County as the Chesapeake Beach Railway terminus. Kyorburg corp registration shows 148 more voters than last year. Former Senator Arthur P. Gorman to move to Hairview near Laurel in May. Pleasine Gip public school receives American flag and Bible with ceremony. Cumberland postmaster John J. Holsahy installed, successor Kean notes over 800,000 transactions with no losses. James W. Koontz sues Dr. James T. Jarboe for 10000 damages over a fractured hip. James Poe Carter assumes Cumberland postmaster, Louis II. McComas named assistant postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett County
Thomas QO. Walton
Annapolla
Hopewell Web
Quniber
Worcester
Promis
Salisbury
Calvert County
Chesapeake Beach
Kyorburg Corporation
Arthur Puo Gorman
Washington
Hairview
Howard County
Laurel
Pleasine Gip
Carroll County
John Jfonny Holsahy
Cumberland
Daniel E. Kean
Kean
Lagerstown
Louis II. McComas
Harry B. Rowland
Windows of Sweets Easter Shop Windows Display
The Easter decorations in the Misses Beckley shop include two windows in yellow and violet featuring Easter flowers and chips. Dutrow's emphasizes bunnies and chickens with violets, filies, and a wagon of bourbons drawn by six white rabbits. Hershberger's shows the height of Easter amid rabbits pigs cats and Easter eggs dyed in vivid colors. A farm sale by Noah Crawer real estate agent closes today, selling J. H. Stantfer's 67 acre Woodsboro farm to D. and Alice Flickingar for 8316.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah. Crawer
Stantfer
Meres
Woodsboro
Alice O. Flickingar
Local Sale and Community Events Announced
Local notices advertise a Saturday and Monday sale with bulk discounts on household goods, spices, and tools at Sunrury and Borst, plus a Presbyterian Sunday school sale from 2 to 7 pm. An Easter Monday fox chase invites participation, with foxes at Groff Hotel and horse and hound gathering there. Other items include plated wares, fried oysters, and a second grand concert by St. John’s colored sodality with cake walk and admission fees. Twelve additional wants offer discounts on clothes wringers and kitchenware from Allen G. Quynn & Co, and local florists/promoters list Easter flowers and wallpaper vendors.
Talephous awl in bold pick prompts Guo sues
A terse note reports Talephous awl with a monetary figure of $B and a legal action where FIRS EP picks up a suit against Guo. Nonsensical fragments and garbled names remain but indicate a civil filing and an unspecified amount.
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