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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1896
Page
2
The funeral for Thomas A. Smith who died yesterday at his home near Urbana will be held Wednesday morning at 10 o clock at the M. Uburehatirbaca church with burial at Mt. Ofvet Cemetery in this city.
A circuit court session notes deaths and elections across counties. Obituaries include Jobe Miser of Salterstown aged 75 and Mr Ed Crew of Bettarion aged 76. Also reports Rev Jesse Jardamon resigns Somerset parish post and Ex Mayor Willem Rwana dies in Hagertown aged 62.
Mrs Cathaine A Sisgle died at her home near Morgan Howard County Md April 9 after a lingering illness from diabetes Funeral services were at Gibson M E Church April 11 with Rev Knight officiating Interment followed at McKendree Cemetery near Cooksville She was in her fifty ninth year a longtime MLE Church member Her family finds comfort in faith amid suffering and bereavement
The piece notes a spring market mood with greens like spring greens Gulone and radishes and winter vegetables. Cabbages and tomatoes appear, with strawberries boxes and prices, plus scarce winter fowl, spinach lettuce onions and butter and eggs abundantly. Flowers like pansy violet arbutus to follow.
A reception is planned tonight for the Rev. W I cKenny the new pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church. A literary and musical program will be held in the church with refreshments in the Sunday school room. The congregation and friends are invited.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Y M C A plans a meeting tomorrow night to discuss arrangements for the Y M C A anniversary. The notice contains medical generalities about physical wellbeing and cautions about neglect affecting health and appearance.
County Corresondence recounts farm notes in a friendly tone with April events. Wheat growing appears strong with warm days ahead. Mentions visits by Misses Willmore and Bare, a Sunday school at Araby Union Chapel, school closures, and local improvements. Also notes Bruneewick city chatter, fishing in the Potomac, and local sales and cures.
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