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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1901
Page
3
A garbled obituary fragment notes a death in a Patere area accident. It mentions a man named Mattie and other local names, with uncertain details about location and date. The readable text is fragmentary and lacks clear events or affiliations.
Easter farm notice lists Jene Hams and Ana Thomas Sponseller with Kolb Bros cited in the notice. The fragmentary record references a farm paper or legal notice associated with these names and the Kolb Bros entity.
A series of brief society notices lists residents and guests visiting Frederick. Entries name M E Stanp from Liberty at the Pity Hotel, D M Culler of Jefferson at Park Hotel, and others such as M L Smith of Woodsboro in town for the day, John L Michael on West Patrick Street, Mrs Wm Igiewart from Baltimore visiting East Patrick Street, and Officer Joseph Ridenour returning from Philadelphia after game time. Additional items mention James H Gamerill returning from the West, Nannie Ronteahn home for Easter, Martha McClellan at Woman's College spending holidays in Martinsburg, Rev and Zimmerman from Cumberland visiting, Miss Tucker from the Maryland School for the Deaf and Lamb in Easter vacation in Baltimore and Washington, Dr Thomas M Williamson on Court Square after Virginia business, Mrs B E Baker and son from Boston departing for Washington, Baltwell Bisehaner of Huntington with Eisenhauer brothers, Calvin Page of Maryland Agricultural College spending Easter with parents on Record Street, and Walter Haren of Franklin and Marshall College spending Exeter holidays with his parents.
Dr Frank Fechtistmith of Cumberland and Miss Nan boardman Miller of Frederick Junction wed in Washington D C in a very quiet ceremony. The bride is from a local church family and the couple plan a brief stay with Miss Miller’s sister before visiting Fort Meyer Virginia and Cumberland to reside. Mr Charles A Apple and Mrs Ida F Cracy wed in Tamaqua Pennsylvania on March 26. George W Kellerang Sizzle Huett were married yesterday at the Reformed church in this city by Rev E R Eschback.
Lillian A Work and Dr W A Caldwell announce the death of their daughter Lillian aged 2 years 4 months at the residence of Dr M McComas 4102 Lith Street Washington DC on April 2 at 5 PM An oral service will be held at the science by Rev Dr Byron Sandor and interment private at Rocky Run cemetery The Caldwell family wintered at No in West Street Washington Snow fell on Catoc mountain last night and ground was covered this morning
William T. Duvall of Damascus Montgomery County was committed by U. S. Commissioner Roscos C. White to Baltimore jail for a hearing on April 5 on a federal charge of using the mails for fraudulent purposes. Deputy Marshal Edward Bittleman arrested him at Damascus and brought him to Baltimore for the hearing before Commissioner O. Lynn Rogers.
The church notices outline Maundy Thursday and Good Friday services at St Johns Catholic church with schedules for 7.30 p m tenebrae sermons and processions. Also mentions solemn high mass at All Saints Episcopal church Holy Communion at 7.30 p m and various services at Lutheran Methodist Episcopal South and Reformed church with confirmation at 7.30 p m.
George McMichael and Frank Smith alias Black Diamond were arrested by Officers Six and Cook. McMichael was found guilty of drunkenness and jailed. Smith was convicted of indecent exposure and jailed. Norman B. Scott’s naval resignation at Baltimore port was accepted, with later attempt to withdraw ignored. Frederick Athletic Club announces gymnastic exhibition and dance at Junior Hall this evening at 8:18, with music by the Frederick Select Orchestra.
Funeral services held in New Market at 2:20 this afternoon from the sister’s home for Mrs. L. A. Wood with interment at Mt. Olivet. George Wm. Lough’s funeral is planned for tomorrow at 1 o'clock at the family home on South Market Street.
Mr William M Douglass left this afternoon for Philadelphia to hire a large number of foreign laborers to work on the Baltimore and Ohio roadbed after current workmen depart, as agreed in settling the strike.
Local Mart lists today’s prices: corn per barrel two dollars, shelled corn forty cents per bushel, wheat seventy one cents per bushel, hay from twelve to fourteen dollars per ton. Mr D M Scholl of East Patrick Street reported as sick at home.
County correspondence from Yellow Springs notes residents relocating within Montgomery and surrounding counties. Moves include Harry Myers to Montgomery, William Wiles into Myers vacated home, Mrs Josephine Bishop and John N Box into the tenant house, and others. The report also lists church notices, events, and local visits across Ferguson, Brunswick, Graceham, Taneytown, and nearby towns.
Walter S. Hargett son of D. H. Hargett Clerk of the Circuit Court, has been chosen a prophet of his class for the coming commencement exercises at Franklin and Marshall College the city publication notes his honor and ties to local officials.
The regular weekly meeting of the Philomathean Literary Society will be held tomorrow evening at 7 30.
The Baltimore and Maryland annual conferences of the Methodist Episcopal Church concluded sessions in Hagerstown with appointments including Rev. T. Sumwalt to Frostburg and Rev. E S Todd to succeed Rev Joel Brown in Frederick. Re-elected officers and a five year pastoral limit were discussed. Dr Wilderman urged support for the Woman’s College and a large attendance is anticipated.
A Maryland wide set of notices reports deaths including Ferguson in Elkton aged 69, Hugo Fides in Westmin ster aged 69, John Johnson in Cumberland from an Oaketown accident. Maynard Russell 13 drowns at Albertoe Cotton Malls. Also: snow in Rawlings Allegany county. Union Trust buys Baltimore Atlantic Trust Building. Western Maryland Railroad extension plans approved. Caroline county court allows Treasurer Whitby claim. James Early jailed for forgery. Robert Abraham Lincoln Dick resigns from Allegany County Bar. James Howard Gross convicted for manslaughter in Baltimore. Michael Jenkins named Safe Deposit and Trust Company president. A barn burned near Hagerstown with $1000 loss. Bernard Kinsell’s Fairview home damaged by blasting rock.
A social event hosted by Frank Brachey, Albert Witler and Wm Hooper honored Miss Emma Derr and Miss Eliza Shipley with about seventy five attendees. A cotilion series continues at Junior Hall on Tuesday April 9 directed by Mrs C W Ross Jr with dancing starting at 9.
Local notices brief readers with church Easter sale in lecture room on Weat Second street April 6 from 8 to 6, and Free Kindergarten exhibition at Kemp Hall April 11. Advertisements for assorted foods, fish markets, livery stable, fruit stand, Easter hams, ducks, apples, oranges. palmist and medical notices. dressmaking and ophthalmic services. and a bank advertisement from Townstnd Sport & Sox Bankers and Brokers on North Street Baltimore.
Deserters Choate and Parker, arrested Tuesday for desertion from the U S Navy, were escorted to New York last night by Sheriff Troxell and Deputy U S Marshal George Brust. Captain Walter Saunders, auctioneer, will sell for Baker Johnson on the road to Bower's mill. The sale includes 40 acres with a log dwelling and outbuildings.
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