Purely Personal Social Notes From Frederick
Pleasant paragraphs record Mr P E Long of the Unity Hotel traveling to Baltimore. Charles Digga and family depart for Appleton Wis. W A Sappington of Unionville spends the day with friends in Frederick. Charles H Barghman on second street enjoys a Baltimore visit. George S Rodock returns from business in Philadelphia and New York. George M Oyster Sr of Washington spends days in Frederick on business. B Q Weant, Carroll county states attorney, in Frederick on business. George M Guitman of Hagerstown visits his aunt on West South Street. John R Morgan of Washington, visiting Mrs Marshall Gimner, North Market Street, returns. Edward Duvall accepts a position at Bodock & Company dry goods. Mrs Arthur English of New York returns after visiting her father. Mrs M L Walton of Woodstock Va returns from visit to Frederick. Miss Sarah Earhart of Virginia, hospital superintendent, arrives and is greeted by the hospital board. Mrs John A Markell, Mrs Carolina Markell, Mrs Frank Markell, and W C Heller go to Baltimore. Robert L Lorentz, city advance agent for the Frank B Adams Theatrical Company, returns from Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.E Long
Unity Hotel
Baltimore
Charlea Digga
Appleton
Wir
W.A. Sappington
Unionville
Scienda
Fred Terick
Charles H. Barghman
Esai
Second Street
George
Rodock
Philadelphia
New York
George M. Oyster, Sr
Washington
Freder-ick
B.Q. Weant
Carroll County
Frederick
George M. ®Auitman
Hagersatown
Nick 4 Sobell
West South Street
West South Street. ‘i Mire
John R. Morgan
Marshall Gimner
Morth Market Street
Arthur English
McClintock Young
Court Street
M. L. Walton
Woodstock
Harry Besant
Church Street
Sarah Earhart
Virginia
Frederick City Hospital
Board of Managers
John A. Markell
Carolina Markell
West Patrick Street
Frank Markell
Charleston
W. Va
W. C. Heller
Clarke Place
Robert L. Lorentz
Frank B. Adams
Brief Bits on Spring Backwardness and Local Happenings
The column notes fashion delays as spring lags, millinery openings appear, and a few local items. Fisher joins a street show in Italis Alabama, Ramsburg adds a new precision scale weighing items under 600 pounds, and Frazier injures a toe rolling a ball at the Diamond Bowling Alisys. Public Schools close. teachers may use schools for subscribe sessions two months or more. The Maryland Society of New York plans a Sherry's ballroom reception on May %, Albert Ritchie sits on the reception committee. County officials begin reassessing property values and taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bose
Wn. Fisher
Frank B. Adams
Italis
Alabama
Wm. H. Ramsburg
John H. Frazier
Diamond Bowling Alisys
Maryland Society of New York
Sherry’s
Albert Ritchie
Ots
All Saints Episcopal Organ Removed After 46 Years of Use
The old northern manufacture organ from All Saints Episcopal Church loft, in use since 1858, was removed after serving 46 years. Longtime organists included Miss Annie Campbell over forty years, with Miss Mary Steckel the current organist. memories of weddings, festivals, and funerals linger as gaslit readings moved back to the choir loft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sainte’ Bipiscopal
Jackson
Chas Seymour
Dillon
Osborne Isgle
Bisholy Temple
Early Arrested in York for Kidnap of Ford’s Children
Franc T. Early of this city was arrested in York Pa on a warrant sworn by John Ford charging him with kidnapping Ford’s five children. Ford, whose wife recently left him, had traced Early to York after clues linked to the children's disappearance at Schley's lime kilns. Authorities will seek requisition papers from Governor Smith to bring Early to Frederick County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Early
York
Johu Ford
Ford
Early
Yeaverday
Beaver Street
Frederick County
Smith
Mr. Ford
Schley
Harry
Builders Begin Foundations for Rosenour Building and Car Barn
Workmen dig out foundations for the Rosenour building extending back to the Reformed chapel. Skating rink tearing down, old materials to be reused for a new car barn. Foundation started for FL & M Electric Railroad car barn on Patrick Street to house eight passenger cars with waiting room and freight space. Market quotes show corn at 2.85 per barrel and other grains and bay prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosenour
Reformed Chapel
FL. & M. Electric Railroad Company
Smith
If. and M. Railroad
William Downey Dies in New Market at 76
William Downey a prominent Frederick County resident died at his New Market home after a lingering illness at age 76 years 4 months and 5 days. Survived by wife and three children Dr Jessa Downey Mrs Dr H H Hopkin Sr and Frank Downey. Funeral Friday at 10 20 AM with interment in New Market cemetery. He was a longtime Democrat and director of Central National Bank and a charter member of Philanthropic Lodge A F and A M No 168 New Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hia
New Market
William Downey
Frederick County
Jesso Wright
Jessa
W. Downey
H. H. Hopkin
Frank Downey
John A. Detrick
Maryland House of Correction
William T. Hamilton
Washington County
Grace Church
Downey
Central
Baltimore
Dickinson College
Central National Bank
Philanthropic Lodge A. BF. & A. M
New Market Cemetery
Hymeneas Staley Beust Wedding in Telegraph Street
A quiet home wedding at the Brust residence on Telegraph street joins Victor M. Staley and Catherine P. Brust in the Reformed church ceremony performed by Rev. E. L. McLean. The couple plans a Washington trip then will reside at 2223 West Patrick street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staley
Beust
Conrad Brust
Telegraph Street
Victor 4
Mias Catharine P. Bruzt
E. L McLean
Reformed Church
Ihe Bowers’ Lumber Company
Gracs Reformed Church
First Excursion From Frederick to Baltimore and Washington
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad plans the season’s first excursion on Sunday April 27 from Frederick to Washington and Baltimore. The special train departs Frederick at 7:45 a.m. and returns from Baltimore at 6 p.m. and Washington at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Frederick
Washington
Baltimore
Millinery Openings Feature Spring and Summer Creations
The report highlights spring and summer millinery openings with displays of hats and bonnets. Exhibitors include Miscea Mantz on South Market Street, Mrs. B. Payee, and Doli Bros on North Market Street, with salons enhanced by sweet flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hata
Miscea Mantz
South Market Street
W.R. & D. Mantz
South Market St
Imperialist Solames Soldiers Ambushed in Defile
Special dispatch reports 2500 Imperialist troops sent by Marshal Sa against rebels were ambushed in a narrow defile near Canton. Many soldiers were killed or wounded, with confusion and heavy fighting noted amid the retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tur News
Hove Rose
Canton
Marchal Sa
Fires at Niverton mine and other statewide items
Fire erupts again at the Niverton mine north of Frostburg. Montgomery County farmer James B Williams retires from satire business. The annual invasion of the State Council of the Order of United American Mechanics begins in Annapolis. William Cox and son John fall ill from suspected poisoned coffee at Sharpeburg. Mount Vernon Hotel Baltimore to be sold to Waldo Newcomer and converted to a private residence. Luther M Davis killed and H Rubbok injured by a dynamite blast at Pinesburg. An anonymous donor offers 95,000 for Old St Pan’s Church improvements with equal funds raised by June 1. Grand Lodge Shield of Honor session in progress at Bazazer’s Hall, Baltimore. Naval Academy graduates to occupy a room at Emergency Hospital in Annapolis with each name on the door. Cascade Hotel near Buena Vista ownership determined as Mrs Engenia I Neal’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niverton
W. K. Niver Coal Company
Frostburg
James EB. Williams
Montgomery County
State Council of the Justor Order of United American Mechanics
Annapolis
William Cox
John Cox
Sharpeburg
Mount Vernon
Baltimore
Waldo Newcomer
Luther M. Davis
H. Rubbok
Pinesburg
Washington County
Old St. Pan's Church
Jane
Grand Lodge Shield of Honor
Maryland
District of Columbia
Bazazer's
Maryland extra session eyes House reorganization and new bills
The extra session met in Annapolis after the failed pension tax levy. A Yeanne Lobe Straus led grouping may reorganize the House with Charles B. Granon of St. Mary's County as a likely Speaker. Several members visited the State Printer to read bills failed at third reading, suggesting attempts to pass more than the Tax Levy act. Governor Saint signed 652 bills from the regular session. Tomorrow the State House Commission will consider hiring an architect, a secretary, and an executive committee, and moving library books at an estimated cost of about 350 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Smith
Annapolis
Yeanne Lobe Straus
Charles 8. Granon
St. Mary’s County
House
Sait¢h
State House Commission
Church Week Services and Beale Accepts Beale Pastoral Call
News notes from Whe and surrounding churches outline a midweek service at Evangelical Lutheran chapel, Lord's Supper for Grace Reformed at Fiessant on Sunday, and Zion Esformed Church with Rev. Wilson T. M Beale of Princeton accepting the pastorate for Zion and Rock Presbyterian churches in Cecil county. Preparations for the 14th triennial General Synod convention at First Reformed Church Baltimore run May 20 to June 5 with about 286 delegates and 100 visitors. Rev. Joel T. Rossiter leads the arrangements. President Roosevelt will host the visitors at the White House on May 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Lutheran Chapel
Grace Reformed
Fiessant In
Zion Es
Charleaville
Wilson T. M Beale
Prigoeton
Zion and Rock
Jones
Joel T. Rossiter
First Church
Canada
Aroosevelt
The
Reformed Church
Mia Roosevelt
White House
Assault charge leads to manhunt and hospital transport
William Wilson alias William Lew, a Philadelphia man, was captured in Mount Airy after allegedly assaulting William Gray with intent to murder. Wilson was wounded during the confrontation and transported to the Maryland University Hospital. Separately, the United Daughters of the Confederacy plan an entertainment at the City Opera House to aid Fitzhugh Les Chapter, directed by Miss Saliye Fauntleroy, featuring a Floradera production titled On Tell Me Pretty Maiden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wilson
William Lew
William Gray
Gray
Mount Airy
Montgomery
Carroll County
Henry
Baltimore
Wilson
Lewis
Maryland University Hospital
U.D. & Enatertafam
United Daughters of the Confederacy
City Opera House
Fitzhugh Les Chapter
Saliye
Bishop Hurst in critical condition at Washington home
The Rt. Rev. John Fistcher Hurst, Methodist Episcopal Bishop of Maryland and chancellor of the American University in Washington, lies at his Washington home in critical condition. His family, including his wife in Europe after four years apart, have been summoned. Hurst is a native of this county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burst I
John Fistcher Hurst
Methodist Episcopal
Maryland
American University
Warhington
Ald
Europe
Horst
Funeral for George W Nash Held Near Daysville
The funeral of George W Nash aged two years three months and several days occurred at his parents George and Mary Nash home near Daysville on Monday April 13. Interment followed at Mt Vernon cemetery with Jacob Perry and Son as funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Nash
Yesre
Bas
George and
Mary Nash
Daysville
Mondsay
Mt. Vernon
Jacob & Perry & Son
Burned to Death at Unionville Residence
An elderly, infirm Black man named Henry Flaher died in a house fire at Unionville about 2 AM yesterday. The Fisher dwelling burned, trapping him as he could not help himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Flaher
Unionville
Fisher
Maryland Day special to Charleston from Frederick
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad offers Maryland Day round trip tickets from Frederick, Maryland to Charleston, South Carolina and return for April 20 and 21, 1903 at 12.70 dollars with tickets valid eleven days. An excursion to Washington and Baltimore is also planned for April 27 with fare to Washington one dollar and to Baltimore 1.25 dollars, on special trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Charleston
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Charleston Exposition
Frederick
S. C
Washington
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Preasrick
Furnishings and fabrics offer value at Clinton Main store
A late 19th century ad urges readers to upgrade old furniture with inexpensive coverings and new fabrics. It promises comfort in hot weather, emphasizes long-lasting protection from dust, and highlights Indian linen, Liberty fabrics, and Swiss-finish silks sold by Clinton E. Main, a graduate pharmacist, with notices for books and local contact details.
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Marjorie Wilt
New York City
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Telepha
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Frederick, MD
Frederick County Telephone
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East Fourth Street
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Keller
Prrfessional Oardey
Sergeon
Insda
Joseph W. Gaver
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Aros Devileiss
Arnee
Inbuurance Office
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University OF Alary Land
James M. Radclif
Fredericks Aid
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Crown Bridge
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