Personal notices from Frederick social column
Purely personal items list residents and visitors in Frederick and nearby towns. Names include Thomas Haller John A Markell Caroline Ross Eleanor Johnson Currens family Wm McGill Eleanore Tyler Dr Wm Boteler Rowe K Shriver J Parmlee James McGrath Addie Green Eloisa Young Clara Worthington Francis Maxell Bruce Weaver C M Alsip W Danzer J D Strickell T A Wonder Cornelia Potts A C Rodrick. Details: travels, visits, moves, and upcoming entertainment engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yamane
Thomas H. Haller
John A. Markell
Baltimore
Frederick
Caroline Ross
Eleanor Johnson
Currens
Taneytown
Roddys
Wm. McGill
Washington
Eleanore M. Tyler
East Patrick Street
Wm. C. Boteler
Rowe K. Shriver
Emmitsburg
Naperville
Ill
J. Parmlee
New York
Robert G. McPherson
Lynn Myers
St James Lutheran Church
Doubs
James McGrath
Washington, D. C
Addie Green
Samus Nusbaum
Eloisa Young
Ponce de Leon
St. Augustine
Florida
Clara Worthington
Arthur Potts
Francis A. Maxell
York
Bruce Weaver
C. M. Alsip
Wn. Danzer
J.D. Strickell
Wheelamen
Hagerstown
Rodrick Bros
Graphophone Grand Concerts
Fragments Highlight Rural Life and Notable Events
Eggs at a dime, Arbor Day near, and garden work hinted. Last year’s apples taste metallic while winter hugs spring. The Late Mr Early Company left Frederick for Lancaster. Conductor Walkinson injured in Newport News fracas. Virginia Eastern Shore lines connect with Pocomoke City. Jonas Harner sells 143 acre Taneytown farm for 7000 to Elder John Utz. Richmond conference May 11 on Senate election methods. West Virginia Miners Association adopts arbitration stance. Hon J Walker Fearn, Confederate official and Greece minister, dies at Hot Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Lancaster
Newport News
G. Tf. Walkinson
Virginia Eastern Shore
Pocomoke City
Jonas Harner
Taneytown
John Utz
Beaver Dam
Richmond
West Virginia Miners’ Association
Charles
J. Walker Fearn
Hot Springs
Greece
Cleveland
Religious World Notes on Sunday Schools and Sermons
Absences left Trinity M. E. Church without services as Rev. Wilhite attends conference in Washington. Reports cover sermons at Evangelical Reformed James Evangelical Lutheran M. E. and Grace churches with texts from John, Matthew, Psalms and Luke. Elder and deacon ordinations at Grace, and upcoming May processions and devotions noted. Also details on Western Maryland College report and a Maryland Conference bank offering plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhite
Trinity M. 1
Washington
Evangelical Reformed Church
Jos. H. Apple
Dr. Eschbach
James’ Evangelical Lutheran Church
L. M. F. Myers
Araby Union Chapel
M. FE
Page Milburn
Dent
Adolphus Fearhake
United Brethren Church
CO. W. Stinespring
Presbyterian Church
T. Freeman Dixon
Grace Reformed Church
McLean
St. Mark
St. Luke
W.E Kefanver
J. Travis Thomas
Tobias Newsomer
Robert F. Thomas
J.C. Aldridge
H. A Abbett
Victor A. Staley
Arthur D. Willard
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Osborne Ingle
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
St. John’s Catholic Church
Father Coleman
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Woman’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society
Conference debates funding for church publishing house bill
Crowded church hears session vote 110 to 48 to instruct the Publishing committee to explore action by Baltimore Conference on securing a 288000 claim through Congress for the use and damage of the church publishing house during the Civil War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Methodist Episcopal Church South Publishing House
Committee On Publishing Intercate
Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church South
United States
Board of Education
Randolph-Macon College
Randolph-Macon
Emma Leo Vaughan
J. W Vaughan
Hanover County
Woman's College
Lynchburg
Randolph- Macon Academy
Front Royal
Virginia
J. A. Kern
Randolph Macon College
Collins Denny
Vanderbilt University
J. P. Hyde
Valley Female College
Payne and Lane Institute
Augusta
Sabbath Association of Maryland
Strange Disappearance of Walkersville Citizen Mr Cramer
Mr Jon H Cramer a prominent Walkersville resident aged about fifty has vanished from home after leaving on last Thursday's 8 am P R R train to Bruceville then Harrisburg Pa. Four days later no word. His son Harry searched Harrisburg Marietta and Washington but found nothing. Widely respected, family and friends hope for a temporary absence or visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon. H. Cramer
Walkersville
Cramer
Iast
Bruceville
Harrisburg
Harry Cramer
Marietta
Washington
Census supervisors changed four for Maryland effort
The Census Bureau narrows Maryland supervision to four posts instead of six, making each supervisor salary around $2,000. Merriam considers appointments and the list should be ready for Senate confirmation when it meets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Census Bureau
Maryland
Merriam
Senate
Blue Ridge Electric Railway Elects Officers
The stockholders of Blue Ridge Electric Railway Company met at Waynesboro and elected B. F. Welty president and a board of directors. The company aims to build an electric road from Waynesboro to Pen-Mar resorts. Baltimoreans propose Waynesboro raise 50000 dollars to gain control, with Baltimore investors taking bonds for the remaining 100000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Ridge Electric Road
Blue Ridge Electric Railway Company
Waynesboro
B. F. Welty
Pen-Mar
Baltimore
A Fine Performance by the Late Mr Early Company
The Late Mr Early company staged a three act show at City Opera House on Saturday with an attentive audience. Speciality acts by Sharp and Flatt amused the crowd while Apolia, the Adonis of the bounding wire, delivered a superb tight rope display. The company includes the capable actor Mr George Gaile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Early
City Opera House
Messrs
Sharp and Flatt
Apolia
Adonis
George Gaile
Engineer to Alter Water Supply Route in Frederick Project
Mr. John Pownell, the engineer in charge, will start as weather allows to make a few alterations to the surveyed route between Fishing Creek and the chosen main pipe tapping point. It is believed only minor changes from the original survey will be needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pownell
Frederick
Fishing Creek
Pawnee Bill's Opening Announced in West Chester Pa
Major Lillie known as Pawnee Bill informs West Chester that the Wild West Show starts the season on Saturday May 7 and will play one week in Baltimore. Mr Quinn is engaged for the coming season. Hood’s Sarseparilia is advertised as a blood purifier nerve tonic and stomach regulator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawnee Bill
Heck Quinn
King of the Cowboys
Major Lillie
West Chester
Baltimore
Quinn
Hood
New Frederick County phone company expands regional network
The Frederick County Telephone and Telegraph Company, recently formed by Frederick businessmen, has begun extending service. Braddock connects this Sunday, with plans to reach Brunswick, Poterville, Creagerstown, Thomont, and Lewistown. A joint circuit with Boyd’s line will cover Montgomery County, including Urbana, and a Frederick–Walkersville wire will be strengthened to meet rising demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Braddock
Jefferson
Bronswick
Poteravili
Brunswick
Creagerstown
Thomont
Lewistown
Boyd
Montgomery County
Urbana
Frederick County
Walkersville
Novel Team Draws Crowds On Patrick Street
A unique scene in which three goats hitched to a strange wagon carried a man heavily intoxicated, drawing onlookers as they rolled to the Groff House for the night. The slowgoing driver, a traveling umbrella mender, had come from Ridgeville, his gear clattering with odd precision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick
Market
Groff
Ridgeville
Gonta
Maryland and regional news roundup highlights
Ex U S marshal Washington Bonifant died in Montgomery aged ninety. A colored editor sought worship in the Maryland Republican Editorial Association. Six ministers were ordained elders in the Methodist Protestant Church at Crefield. One woman among forty graduates of the Baltimore University School of Medicine. Maryland oystermen jailed in Virginia to be released until indictment. Cardinal Gibbons plans to visit England to dedicate Westminster Cathedral. James B Welford sues for divorce from Leah A Welford of Downsville. Carnon and Bowers injured in Sagerstown building teardown. Black and Bward sentenced to two years in the penitentiary for larceny. Harry S Carver resigns as deputy clerk in Harford. Capt Thomas G Forwood appointed a clerk in the office. State Treasurer Shryovuk says sale of state holdings in Baltimore and Potomac Railroad for 17860. Baltimore Conferences Itinerants Club meets May 16-18 at First Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev Reese Murray claims McKinley bears responsibility for army canteens. Rev T Davis Richard elected delegate to Presbyterian General Assembly in Minneapolis May next.
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United Stats
Washington Bonifant
Mountgomery
Hug
Maryland Republican Editorial Association
Crefield
Charlea
Richardson
Bulair
Baltimore University School of Mediine
Maryland
Cardinal Gibbons
England
Westminster
London
James B. Welford
Downsville
Washington County
Leah A. Welford
Thomas G. Carnon
David Bowers
Sagerstown
Davi W. Black
Marty W. Boward
Harry 8. Carver
Belair
Harford County
Thooms G. Forwood
Shryovuk
Board of Public Works
Baltimore and Potoman
Baltimore
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Reese Murray
Wesley Chapel Methodist Episcopal Church
McKintey
T. Davis Richard
Germantown
Montgomery County
General Assembly of
Presbyterian Church
Minneapolis
Santa Cruz Captured by General Lawton’s Division
General Lawton's division seized Santa Cruz after a fierce battle with insurgents. Insurgent losses exceed a hundred. American casualties were one killed and six wounded. Also listed are Frederick city post letters advertised for April 8 1899 and a set of Frederick Town Sayings Institution directors elected for the coming year. A meeting is planned for Thursday to organize. Traveling tip mentions Syrup of Figs for kidney and bowel health sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tar News
Manila
Lawton
Santa Cruz
Frederick City
Ofice
Gexruesen
Harry Anders
John B Barlot
Robert B Boyar
W. A. Blinks
Eg, Minnnay
M.D kKanb
Claudel Withey
Apres
Mise Matta Brown
Clara Braddock
Anee VY. Gutnall
Annie Howard
Knute Keon
Misa Gertie Simes
Annie Toomas
G. Webs
Frederick Town
M. E. Doll
George A. Dean
N. D. Haver
Columbus Knott
John A. Lynch
A. C. McCardell
George W. Miller
Jacob Rohrback
Steiner Schley
Organine
Dr Wm C Boteler Eye Ear Nose And Throat Practice
Dr Wm C Boteler limits practice to diseases of the eye ear nose and throat. Permanently located here. Offices 28 N Market Street residence City Hotel. Spectacles adjusted for all forms of defective sight spectacle examinations free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. C. Boteler
N. Market Street
City Hotel
Poor Wheat Prospect from Westminster Dealers
W I Gorsuch and Son of Westminster report unfavorable wheat conditions in Carroll County. Lowland crops winter-killed and scarcely worth harvesting, while uplands show mixed results with only about half a crop likely overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. I. Gorsuch & Son
Westminster
Carroll County
Old Payboat Maryland Remains Mooring Along Canal Bank
The old payboat Maryland lies moored along the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal near Williamsport. A relic from Chesapeake days, it is a used mud machine, occupied by repair hands. Built in the era of ex Senator A P Gorman when he led the canal, it cost seven thousand dollars and was favored by Gorman on trips with friends. Now it attracts little attention, sharing the canal’s faded glory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Williamsport
A. P. Gorman
Stolen Wheel Recovered by City Officer
A bicycle stolen from Mr. Dean's yard was found at Market and Patrck streets by Policeman Jacob Buckey. It was taken to the Mayor's office and later identified and taken away by Stewart Dean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market and
Patrck
Jacob Buckey
Stewart Dean
Oldest Mason Adria Adams Treat Celebrates 102nd Birthday
Adria Adams Treat, once of Trenton New Jersey and now residing in Denver Colorado for sixteen years, celebrated his 102nd birth anniversary on Saturday. He is recognized as the oldest Mason in the world and remains in good health with sound mental faculties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adria Adams Treat
Trenton
N. J
Denver
Col
Local notices and ads on flowers corsets measles and stoves
A mix of small notices selling flowers at cost by Carl Hermann on West South street and a Delsarte corset offer by Miss M. at 187 N. Market street. Health warnings warn parents about measles and possible school closures. Local ads promote cheap stoves and a furniture cleaner sold by Aizen G. Quran & Co and EH. E.C. Fox at 0 South Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hermann
West South Street
Delsarte
Miss M
N. Market Street
E.C. Fox
South Market Street
Castleman Guilty Of Criminal Assault In Winchester
The jury found James H Castleman guilty of criminal assault on his twelve year old step daughter Laur Virginia Castleman in Winchester Va The sentence fixed was ten years in the penitentiary Saies Tomorrow Harvey R Leaso will auction household furniture at East Patrick street rink Alvert H Runkles agent for Laura V Clary will sell personal property three miles west of Mt
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James H. Castleman
Laur Virginia Castleman
Winchester
Motel in New Hands at Emmittsburg Hotel Spangler
The Western Maryland motel at Emmittsburg has been bought by Dr. C. O. Spangler who now runs it. The building has been remodeled and will be known as Hotel Spangler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Maryland
Emmittsburg
C. O. Spangler
Hotel
Rain Douses South Mountain Fire After Days of Flames
A fire raging for several days on South Mountain east of Edgemont was quelled by Saturday rain, though much valuable timber had already burned.
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South Mountain
Edgemont
Miss Newman Breaks Ankle Playing On Shed
Miss Mary Newman daughter of Hon Jacob S Newman fell from a shed during play Saturday and broke a bone near the ankle. The notice also touts Hood s Sarsaparillus as having extraordinary curative merit in medical history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Newman
Jacob S. Newman
Hood
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