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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1891
Page
2
Letters to the editor express appreciation for concerts by visiting musicians and support for local boom in Frederick and Winchester. Readers joke about phono devices, comment on new industries, and praise local schools and labor demand, noting community progress and prospects.
A wedding was held on Easter Sunday at 3 PM at the Shafer residence near Brunswick uniting Samuel W. Reeder formerly of Washington County and Miss Anns E. Shafer with Rev. J A L Mickler officiating. Guests attended and a reception followed with Easter eggs and cakes. Plans show the couple will reside with the Shafer family.
Rumors circulate around Catholic circles that the scholastics from the Novitiate may be transferred to Woodstock and the local institution closed. No definite decision has emerged about the plan or the parties directing the transaction.
About two hundred maple trees were planted on the Brunswick Improvement Company lands last week. They sit twenty five feet apart along Avenue and Third Street, promising to enhance appearance and value of the new addition. More trees will follow on all streets.
The Mechanistown column notes funds for a Protestant Episcopal church progress, a candidate nomination meeting for the town hall, a family's Baltimore trip, real estate purchase near Mt. Pleasant toll gate, Holy Communion at Caton Chapel, and various local mishaps. Mrs. Maynard suffers serious injuries from a fall. Mr. Kemp reports thefts by opossum and chicken losses. a resident vows to trap intruders, joking about peppering them.
A large Easter Monday party in Fountain Mills featured dancing from 8:30 pm to 1 am at a ball, followed by supper at Mr Samuel Davis's home. Guests included Miss Teresa Edwards and many locals, with organizers Annie and Nellie Davis, Nora Browning, and the Davis family managing the event.
An ad promises Kemp's Balsam cures for coughs colds sore throat and chest pains. It claims rapid relief after the first dose and suggests use for infants and sleepless spouses, claiming safety and effectiveness at a low price.
In a Chicago Tribune extract, Colonel William F. Vilas of Wisconsin travels from Malbos to Clicazu where locals joke about his fame and the governance he seeks, while societal notices praise or joke about poets and heart remedies, with medical advertisements interwoven and a London sale of Tennysoniana noted.
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