Frederick and Woodsboro Turnpike names chosen
A Frederick and Woodsboro Turnpike Company board meeting on a recent afternoon resulted in the formation of the organization with James Houck as President and Treasurer Wa J Worman as Secretary. J Geo Sinn appointed Co Keeper. Dr Ariington G Horine, son of John A Horine of Burkittsville, earned a Doctor of Medicine at the Baltimore Academy of Music on April 2, after study at Jefferson Medical College and Philadelphia College of Pharmacy. He has not yet chosen a location to practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick and Woodsboro Turnpike Company
James Houck
J. Worman
J. Geo. Sinn
Ariington G. Horine
John A. Horine
Burkittsville
Academy of Music
Baltimore
Horine
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy
United Fire Companys Quarterly Meeting Minutes
The United Fire Company held its quarterly meeting with J B Tyson as chair. Secretary Bennett read minutes from prior meetings and the report on new members was deferred. Bradley Clabaugh Philip Nussbaum and Harry Warfield were named a committee on applications. John Adner named drill master and set Friday evening as the first drill night. Martinsburg and Mechanicsburg Fire Companies accepted to attend on July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Quarterly Meeting
United Fire Company
J. B. Tyson
John H. Bennett
Bradley Clabaugh
Philip Nussbaum
Harry Warfield
John Adner
Martinsburg
W. Va
Mechanicstown
Montgomery County Agricultural Society Sets September Fair Dates
In Rockville the Agricultural Society met and voted to hold the annual fair on September 3 4 and 5 with no spring meeting. They will report in two weeks on stock grounds and property adjoining the current site. Judges' decisions were criticized and the board adopted National Trotting Association rates. Also noted: Higgins Son stock sale yielded about 22000 with possible small surplus. Courthouse work shifts storage to clerk’s room. Alice Pace 13 was found guilty and sent to the Female House of Refuge. Martin Fisher of Medley’s district died after a long illness at age 15 16? Elizabeth Kingsbury wife of Charles Kingsbury died of consumption. Absalom Beall, elder statesman, died at his home in his 80s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
the
Agricultural Society
Rockville
Natonal Trotting Association
D. Higgins & Son
Wallace W. Welsh
Alice Pace
Alberith
Justice Morgan
Lane's Family Medicine Promise Crowds Drugstores
100 ladies wanted and 100 men urged to call on any druggist for a free trial package of Lane's Family Medicine, a root and herb remedy from Dr Sites Lane. Claimed as a positive cure for diseases of the blood and liver, for constipation and clearing the complexion, advertised at 60 cents in large print.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Sites Lane
Bommitsina
Rivalry Between College Men and Naval Cadets at Annapolis
A Collegian article by Osborne Ingle Yellott of St John’s College Annapolis Md discusses the lightly contentious relation between the college students and U S Naval Academy cadets. It argues avoidance of envy while noting shared social ties and mutual respect amid campus events and dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osborne Ingle Yellott
Collegian
St. John’s College
Annaplis
U. S. Naval Academy
Yellot
Col CE. Trail
Yellert
Horace
Helen
Naval Academy
Joubs Doings and Local Society Notes
Ladies Aid Society met at the M E church with dialogues and addresses. The choir, led by Prof Lindon Myers, performed fine music. Six new members joined and a pleasant postmeeting party followed at HM Michael’s home. Various local visits, dances, and public notices are listed, including court accounts and a marriage license for Edward A Sheffield and Nellie R Brookey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies aid society
M.E
Lindon “Myers
HM. Michael
Govanstown
Baltimore county
Mabel Walters
Flag Pond
Bettie Davis
Buckeystown
Chas. Myers
F. T. Schroeder
Middletown valley
Ella Hickman
Katie Carry
Virginia
Otho Thomas
Cooley s Springs
Licksville
Jefferson Jottings from Easter gatherings and local tales
Local Jefferson notes record Easter visits by Misses Hofman, Rattoo, Kessler and others from Frederick, Middletown, and Carroll’s Manor. Church services at Lutheran and M E marked by large attendance, a union baseball win over Middletown, and a lightning strike incident on Main Street. Also wedding plans for Norman B Clabaugh Jr. and Emma Dela Fontaine in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Jottings
Eugene Shall
Henry Wise
Jobn Shawen
Theodore B. Moody
H. Etchison
Sall
Tempie Hargett
Carroll
5. Lewis
Frank Hedges
Gettysburg
Nettie Kessler
Washington
Reese Vale
here
Annie Hofman
Harriet Rattoo
Newton and Laniersville
Lancaster county
Air
Christopher
George J. B. Lewis
Frederick city
Jefferson
John Routzaha
Middletown
aleath
G. Ramsbur
G. Wesley Cecil
Watville
Basil Lewis
Wilbur Long
Miss Rose
Rockville
Airs
George Flook
Middetown
Jefferson Union baseball club
Athletic club
Middletown culy
Jefferson club
Joshua Main
J. E. Beatty
East Main street
Herman L. Reutzabhn
Norman Bruce Clabangh
Chicago
Emma Dela Fontaine
Park avenue
Mr. Clabangh
Norman B. Clabaugh
All Saints’ street
Salem Virgina enters Frederick with Col McCarty push
Col W F Mason McCarty arrives in Salem and rapidly builds an industrial push. He has purchased the Dixie Land property and 449 acres at Steelton for a new steel plant, plus 383 acres joining the Dixie tract, 3 more acres across the river, and 270 surrounding acres. He plans a Silk and Ribbon Factory for 400 workers, a Bar and Jute Carpet Factory, and a Soap Candle and Perfumery Works for about 100 workers. He will visit multiple eastern cities next week to secure Salem industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Times-Register
Col. McCarty
South
W. F
Mason McCarty
Dixie Land
Steelton
Jarre Steel
Steclton Company
sll
da McCarty
G.B Horner
Dinie
MM Martin
Stearnes
South Salem
Lake Spring
Ki Steel
Richmond
Baltimore
Wilmington
Philadelphia
Lancaster
Harrisburg
Carlisle
Hagerstown
Frederick
Cumberland
Local Notices and Estate Transfers in Johnsville
Rev Ferguson will not return to this circuit next year amid warm local support. April 1 teachers meeting with an engaging program. Miss Mollie Bond lodges with Mrs Buckey. Hon Wilson and family visited Feb 6. Mr Saylor and family went to Baltimore. Renal estate transfers include Keedy to Kline for several tracts at $85,000. Kline to Pryor. Magruder to Magruder heirs at $2,571.45. Umer and Matter to Herrington. Sweadner to Snead. Valentine to Crampton. Pfoutz to Sayler. White to Dixon. Grossnickle to Hoover. Gaver to Floover. French to Crampton. Kauffman to Kauffman. Lorentz to Lease. Ordeman to Price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnsville
S. T. Ferguson
CL. Martsook
Frederick
Mollie Bond
Richard Buckey
C. S Wilson
C. E.Saylor
Baltimore
Renal
Clayton O. Keedy
Paul Kline
Ida E. Pryor
Zacharieh C. Magruder
Rufus HH. Magruder
Milton G. Umer
John C. Matter
A. H. Herrington
Jac. D. Sw
Peter Grossnickle
Hoover
George W. Gaver
Gideon Floover
Charles T. French
Rachel A. Crampton
Point of Rocks
John C. Kauffman
Wm. C. Kauffman
Henry Lorentz
Gideon Lease
Gilbert and Dickson present She at Globe Theatre
The Globe Theatre hosts Gilbert and Dickson's spectacular production She tonight in Haggard's mystical romance. A strong cast and lavish scenery by Sosman and Landis showcase realistic feats including the Hot Pot dance and scenes like the underground Palace and the Cave of the Pillar of Fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert & Dickson
Globe Theatre
H. Rider Haggard
Messrs
Church Services and county notes in Washington County
The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be administered to Zion's Reformed at Charlesville next Sunday at 10 am and to Pleasant Hill at 2 pm with preparatory services Saturday. Mt Pleasant hosts a communion service Sunday at 10 am. Episcopal and other forms hold morning services. Washington County elected E A Pry collector for two years and James of Beaver Creek district as inspector of weights and measures. A tour of inspection through the western part begins today to check bridges rebuilt after last year’s flood.
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Arby C. Keller
Frederick
tor
Ledges
Clara Working
pz solo
Stella Hedges
Ben
Japan
Lettie W. Kipp
Brown
Skyles
Geo. Duvall
New London
George Carty
Hagerstown
bbn Wilhide
Wm. Boilean
Middletown
Francis L. Shaff
Walter R. Linthicum
Comus
Jefferson
Zion
Charlesville
Pleasant Hill
Zion's
Mt. Pleasant
Washington County
E. A. Pry
James
Beaver Creek
Arbor Day Observances at City and County Schools
Governor Jackson designated today as Arbor Day and schools across the county and city held special programs and tree planting. Many trees were planted and notable programs were reported. full reports will appear in tomorrow's paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Rocky Springs Items Bring News From Kemp Bros and Neighbors
A chain of notes covers local mishaps and daily life in Rocky Springs. Grandison Shook’s team caused a gate incident at Kemp Bros. and Manners of local tradesmen, plus Mr. Dowd and Mr. Blank moving into a new house. Easter observances, a faithful dog, church events, and school reorganization are noted alongside village games and cottage meetings. The piece also mentions regional visitors, wind, and a sermon on the presence of God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Springen
Kemp Bros
Grandison
Julian Kemp
Pleer Stull
Wilm. Dowd
Robert Tyler
Lewis Blank
Blank
George Moore
Martinsburg
Orrison
John Moore
Schaffer
Crabbs
filer
melissa
E.C.B. Castle
God
Daniel Shook
Takia
W. I. Tyler
Wm.Thomas
J. E. Kemp
Laura Orrison
G. Thomas
Viola Thomas
D. 2. Stull
Brown Jars
Rocky Springs
Never Sweats
Shookstown
Brown
Brookhill
JD Cannon
T. ‘Tyler
J. W. Biser
T. Tyler
D. Main’s
Warry Grove
Jessie Strailman
Frederick City
Friendship
priver
Ava Staley
Lord
Delta Stone
John Grove
F. Shook
George Twenty
Minnie Shook
Gertrude Stone
Papa
Keefer Toms
Eddy
Aliss E. Wolf
Miss Delia Stone
Christ
Graves
Elsie Shook
Mr. John Grove
dion
W. D. Jing
schook
Samuel Staley
Vernon Soaner
Frank Lakin
Mr. Grove
Miss Grove
ry Tyler
Nettie
Jeluiter
Braddock
Aid for Ex Prisoners of War Petition Effort
The Union ex Prisoners of War organization based in Washington DC seeks signatures to aid legislation for ex prisoners of war. Congress has the matter. Adjutant G W Glessner of Reynolds Post G A R holds one petition in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natcuer asrovativu
Washington, D.C
Congress
G. W. Glessner
Reynolds Post
TABLE TALK FOR APRIL Menus That May Save Housekeepers
Table Talk for April outlines menus with examples for breakfast lunch and dinner. Entries list dishes such as Fruit Oatmeal Sagar Cream Broiled Chops Fried Potatoes Quick Mullins Chicken Terrapin Saratoga Potatoes and Preserves Wafers Tea Soup a la Reine Braised Calf Liver Mushroom Sauce French Fried Potatoes Beets Cucumbers Lettuce Salad French Dressing Wafers Custard Souffle Coffee.
No Statement Yet From Mr Archer In Berair April 8
Belair notes say no public statement from Mr Archer is expected soon. Friends discussed delaying any release, with counsel to advise. If a statement occurs, it would likely go to the Governor or legislative committee, possibly a month off. Archer has talked with bondsmen, but details remain undisclosed. He continues to improve slowly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archer
Belair
legislative committee
Webster
Mr. Archer
Catoctin Area Notices Include Accidents and Improvements
Notices from Catoctin cite Lemuel Wilhide injuring a foot at Catoctin Furnaces and Martin Miller updating the front yard with a new paling fence. Local paint firm expands with new buildings, remodeling old structures, aiming to resume larger operations. Fraley of Baltimore Custom House visited with family. Mrs Kretz and Mrs Miller travel to Greencastle, Pa. Gas bill discounts require payment by the 10th at American Light and Heat. Health ad promotes Hemax sapparilia as blood purifier with a one dollar for 100 doses claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Miller, Esq
Catoctin
Catoctin paint company
James F. Fraley
Baltimore
Hold It To The Light Kemp’s Rassim Remedy Ad
A vintage ad touts Kemp's Rassim as a remarkable cough and cold medicine made with pure ingredients. It urges holding the bottle to the light to inspect clarity and promises quick relief. Large size 50 cents. Distinctive praise for Miles Nerve and Liver Pills follow.
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jock
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JAS. E WALKER & CO
Jas. E. WALKER & CO
V . Hayes
JAS, E. WALKER & CO
T. DeWitt Palmage
Pleasant
Frederick County
W. EL PLUAGIER
Adab Life Insurance Co
Mt. Picssant
YWid
Central Hotel
Frederick, Ma
Hambuccs
HAMBURG
ELDRIDGE'S
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ELL ELDRIDGE'S
EJ. ELDRIDGE
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BM. I. Straus & Sons
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N. HOWARD STREAET
Gorner
Fayette
HOWARD STREET
iermer
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N. HOWARD STREET
Cosner
Liyett
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BALTIMORE,D
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C.E. Cline & Co
GE CLINE
City Carpet House
North Market Street
Frederick, Md
D.C. Winebrewer & Co
Srsmaz Aermachoss
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D. C. WINEBRENER
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Milwaukee
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Portland
Hatteras
Elizabeth Kingsbury
Chas. T. Kingsbury
Boyd's Station
Absalom Beall
Lord Fauntleroy
Robert Biggs
Martin Van B. Miller
Edward A. Sheffield
Nellie R. Brookey
Lela Bowers
Beansbury
W. H. Myers
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Ab. B. Lewis
M. E
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Mary
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Claude Easterday
Nellie Rice
Hatle Keplinger
Jesus
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Mighty King
Chas
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William doin
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Catherine B. E. Sayler
John White
Jobin W Dixon
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Saratoga
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Isaneabn
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Guv. Andry
Ohio
wne
Sheridan
Putnam Meltis
New Jersey
Emma Eyler
Cramer
Walkersville
Bertha Lantz
Graceham
Ephraim Benizel
Rocky Ridge
Dad Zentz
Ida Clark
Woodshoro
Anna Robinson
Loys
J. Elmer Keit
Goldenville
Sir
Warvey Lantz
Catoctin Ghat
Lemuel Wilhide
American Light and Heat Company
W. Church street
G. F. Clingan
Agt
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