Brief Bits: Local and General Items From The Era
A collage of notes notes on local projects like a cemetery fence in Wolfsville and water works in Aberdeen, plus travel and social curiosities. Highlights include Susan B Anthony early abolition speeches, 45 000 trout fry released in Western Maryland, a dramatic facial injury claim, and a caustic quip about village life and ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campo
George D. Routzsha
United Brethren
Agus
Thessaly
Athens Archaeological Society
Maryland
Baltimore
Aberdeen
Harford County
Salls
Mes
Hymeneal Powell Cramer in Woodsboro Church
Mr L C Powell a Woodsboro merchant and Miss Amy R Cramer near Woodsboro united in marriage at Solomon's Evangelical Lutheran church on the 13th ineart. Rev B S Patterson officiated in a large gathering. Bride wore light blue Poplin and Marechal Mell roses. Ushers named. After ceremony couple left for extended trip South then to Newberry and home in Woodsboro where groom conducts business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. C. R. Klein
Balmore
J. E Meisenheider
Gettysburg
H E. Erbert
Henover, P
Newton Cramer
Bit Pressant
Newberry
8. C
Samuel Powell
Newberry College
Woodaboro
Easter Music Observances Across Frederick Churches
A festive Easter program unfolds in Frederick area churches with choirs and organists preparing elaborate musical services. St John’s Catholic Church, Lutheran, Episcopal, Presbyterian, and various other congregations announce special mass proceedings, processions, and choral pieces led by named pastors, organists, and choirs as Easter Sunday approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Tus
Jobn
St. John's Catholic
Father Giraud
Father O'Rourke
J. A. Haydon
Misses Mollfe
Margaret
Lucy Eisenhauer
John Eisenhauer
Frank Bsugh
John Breslus
Bion Firestore
Mozart
Werner
Giorza
Hace Dies
Verdi
Berge
Gaozod
Luthrran Church
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Luther Kubliman
Hossini
Gloris
Patris
Kyrie
Cosamunion
Hallelujah Chorus
Monat of
Olivea
Beethoven
T. 8. Eader
A. R. Yeakle
Mollie Moberly
Magegia Weiner
Elizabeth Haller
Altt
Bliss Lou Best
Grayson Bowers
Mise Jessie Bennett
Ralph R. Bowers
Helstey Keller
Charles Carty
Edward Schroeder
Wm. C. Foul
Charles Byerly
David Luther Etkina
Augustus Fromke
L. M. Broze
C. E
Railroad Officials Tour Brondwick in Special Cars
Officials from the Balthmore & Ohio Railroad led by Oscar G. Murray and W. M. Green arrived in Brondwick yesterday in special cars for an inspection tour. They departed this morning on the Winchester train bound for Baltimore.
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Oscar G. Murray
W. M. Green
Thomas Fitzgerald
Balthmore & Ohio Railroad
Brondwick
Winchester
Baltimore
Water Supply Expansion Victory Reported in Frederick
A city special election carried a $31 000 plan to boost Frederick's water supply. About 576 of 1600 to 1800 eligible voters cast ballots, with a strong majority for increasing the supply. The Board of Aldermen planned an extra meeting for Monday to start work, with piping and trenching specifications already prepared. Land-rights discussions may prompt a condemnation jury, but large landowners have agreed to favorable terms. The aim is to complete the project to prevent water scarcity in summer droughts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
F. T. Rhodes
Board of Aldermen
Firaeates
Yeagle
Yeskle
Purely Personal Notices From Frederick Residents
Purely personal items list residents visiting or traveling over Easter. Mrs Mra Gilbert visits Washington, D C. Mr B T Seymore from New York hardware firm was in Frederick yesterday. Irene Lindesy will spend Easter with friends at Monrovia. Col Calvin R Nutt arrives from the South and will stay at Prospect Hall near Frederick. W W Osborne of Baltimore is in Frederick briefly. Harry McKenney returns from college for Easter. Sophie Herman, nurse trained in Philadelphia, has entered Jefferson Hospital and begins a special course. Charles W Humrickhouse of Baltimore arrives in Frederick. Flora Conard and Lilian Airhart of Pittsburg have returned home after visiting J D Conard’s family. Mrs E H Kline returned from Washington. Meggie Kline stays until Monday night. Kate Frazier leaves Frederick for Washington and returns Monday with Maggie Klfue.
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M. Gilbert
Washington, D. C
John Davis
All Sainte’ Street
Baltimore
B. T. Seymore
New York Ciy
Frederick
Misa Irene D. Lindesy
Monrovia
Calvin R. Nutt
Prospect Hall
W. W. Osborne
Harry McKenney
W. S. McKenney
Sophie Herman
C. Herman
Hanneman Hospital
Philadelphia
Jefferson Hospital
Charles W. Humrickhouse
Baltime
Flora Conard
Lilian Airhart
Pittsburg
J. D. Conard
E. H. Kline
Washington
Ilas Meggie Kline
Kate Frazier
Maggie Klfue
Property Deeds Record Details Transfers Across Several Allocations
A series of land transfer deeds lists Mollie E. Culler to Lewis O. Whip for a lot of ground at $5, John C. Wilson to York Hanover and Frederick Railroad Co for 10 acres 22 perches at $5025, John H. Kessler and William G. Baker executors to George W. Peters for 29 acres and one half square perch at $49.05, Fannie M. Slam Jennie Sinn Catherine A Sinn and Edward Sinn to Ida E. Sinn for 64 acres at $1114.65, Emma A. Moasburg and husband to William H. Buchetmer et al for interest in several tracts at $406.
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Mollie E. Culler
Lewis O. Whip
John C. Wilson
York, Hanover and Frederick Railroad Company
John H. Kessler
William G. Baker
George W. Peters
Fannie M. Slam
Jennie Sinn
Catharine A. Sinn
Edward Sinn
Ida E. Sinn
Emma A. Moasburg
Wm. H. Buchetmer
Case Dismissed Over Alleged Open Air Disturbance
Robert Thomas appeared before Magistrate Biser on a charge of interrupting an open air case at the equate corner. The testimony showed no disturbance was caused, and the case was dismissed. Tau News previews a souvenir pamphlet for the Tennessee Centenal and Industrial Exposition to be held in Nashville this year, praising its color illustrations and quality.
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Robert Thomas
Biser
Fakir
Thomas
Tau News
Nashville
Tenn
Frederick Merchant Deceived by a Sharper on North Market
A man about 85 posed as an agent for Philip Volk Co of Baltimore and swindled a North Market Street shoe dealer out of fourteen dollars with a bogus leather shipment story. He produced a Volk billhead to prove identity, but the leather and man vanished. Volk & Co said they have no agent on the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Dom Friday
North Market Street
Philip 3 Volk & Co
Baltimore
Sykesville
Iitter
Volk & Co
Thessle
Tas
Frederick Dester
Volk and Company
Frederick County Maryland Fish and Game Group Adds Members
The Frederick County branch of the Maryland Fish and Game Protective Association gains new members including Geo Ott J Roger McSherry Frank Pearce Casper Guynn and others as Robert L Lorentz secures them. President Geo W Massamore confirms a shipment of 5 000 trout fry will be sent soon for local streams.
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Messra
Geo, Ott
J. Roger McSherry
Frank Pearce
Casper Guynn
Frank T. Campbell
Frankl. Stoner
David D. Kolb
Richard Cramer
Wilbur H. Dorval
Edward Hewee
G. W. Kindley
Jacob B. Tyson
John Francis Smith
D. Guy Thomas
Missionary Remorsal Meet Eng. Church History Night
An entertaining program at the old Sunday school room of the Lutheran church aims to highlight the churchs early history. Rev Kuhlman and members will present brief talks, photographs of early members shown, and a poem about the Lutheran bells read by Miss Marle Ott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society
Kuhlman
Marle Ott
Men toSpeak at Sunday Meeting and April Election
Y. aL. A. Mesers. Grayson Stap and Henry Ab oott will speak in the Sunday meeting for men. The Association holds its annual business meeting and election of officers on April 26. At that time 13 members of the board of directors are to be elected and the new constitution goes into effect.
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Grayson Stap
Henry Aboott
Association
Tts
Millinery Opening and Easter Goods at Norris Store
Local notice announces Grand Opening of millinery and novelties at Mrs M L Norris 109 North Market today April 17 Also items for sale at W T Haller including crocus white bees perch pickerel and herring at bargain prices Java Blend Coffee 18 cents Household Ammonia five cents Brighton Starch four cents A Harrgett Free black shoe shines at store Gatutday Easter orders accepted at Zimmermans for ice cream cake and fountain drinks Kolb Brothers 149 North Market advertise spring lamb beef ham shoulder and middling prices for Easter guaranteed quality
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac
W. T. Haller
Kolb Brothers
North Markey Street
New Linen Line Introduced for Furniture Covers
A fresh line of linens 50 inches wide debuts at very low prices for furniture coverings. Japanese portieres appear in specials as bargains. Readily available rugs and mattings form a summer friendly combo, with broad variety at low prices for homes.
Annual Meeting of Middletown Literary Society
The Middletown Literary Society will hold its annual public meeting in the High School building on Easter Monday night. Mr J E R Wood of Frederick will address the gathering. Water or no water, to be in it bay your clothes at Wineverg's, the Outfitter.
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St. Paul’s Missionary Society of
Pleasant Hill
Utica
Ora
Myersville
Middletown
Monay
Locust Valley
Losts
All Saints
Home For
Isis and Monteyne
Committee of
Missionary Society of the German Baptist Church
The
Reformed Church
Dr. Bowman
Lancaster
Bowmen
Frederick City Infirmary Society
Carlin House
Middletown Literary Society
J. E.R. Wood
Frederick
Wineverg’s
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Charleston
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Marchal
Kentucky
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Charis South
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Serbng
Wassimerton
D. C
Llear
W. L. Moons
Westher
Third
John Wood
David 8
Rice
Robert Biggs
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W. T. Hater
Equity
Jacob Rohrback
Johns Hendrickson
Peas
C. CG. Carty
L. E. Mullinix
Midgetown Council, No. 159
Hockville” School House
Jefferson Road
Council No. 127
W.C. TP. U
Hobbs
Gas House
Kueh Creek
Pleasant Hil
Eura Roatasha
Eamer
Thurmont High School
Hell
David A. Freshour
Rosa Walsh
Urbana
City and
Comney
Young People
ALE Saints
Episcopal
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Osborne Tagle
Miss Campbell
Parker
Chris Our
Palestrina
Allieluis
Sullivan
Smart
Ems
Bach
Presbyterian Church
T. Freeman Dizon
Willem Eden Marks
Charles H. Gabriel
Miss Meckel
Woman's College
Faure
Bibity Mo
Telnity M. E
South
Epworth League
Crurch
McKenney
Methodist Epicopal Church
James’ Luthrrar
St. James’ Lutheran Church
Ev. C. BH. Brostus
Gettysburg Seminary
ST. John's
St. John’s
Antonius Darms
German Baptist Church
Ebers Fabrney
Bruner
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TRB
St John's Church
Tre Courty Charcer
St Paul's Reformed Church
Utica Mills
C. H. Brentus
Pleasant Hill Chapel
LD. P.M. Myers
Rockety
Isaac M. Metter
Bockeystown
Grade Reformed Missionary Society
Walkersville
D. H. Hargett
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Walkersyite
Y. P
Buckeystown M. P
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Bit. Pleasant
Woodsboro
Rocky Ridge
Feagavilie
Mt. Zin Reformed Church
M. E
Mt. Pleazact
United Brothern
Walkersrville
Mt. Vernon
Wineberg
Charles Cromwell
New York Hill
Brunswick
Barry
St. Mary's Cemetery
Peteraville
Sane
John Hendrickson
the Moore
Jobn Henopnatosaon
P.S
Kid Goves and
Buching
Grand East
Bargal Ques
Doll Brothers
Brothers
India
Jersey
Pas Railing Grocery CO
Headquaertere
N. Marret ST
N. Market ST
Biy Sianieoes
J. A. Hollingshead
NEW Dal
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John Harmen
Warfisidaburg
Carroll County
Bhe
Peter Mantz
Hagerstown
Mies Ently Landauer
M. Landauer
Bows
Harvey R. Lease
Court House
Jacob Rohrbeck
East Third Street
Caoarles J. Houff
Ellen C. Stride
Jefferson
David Liebman
Zimmerman’s
L. E. Moi
North Market &T
Hidock & Reidig. Ee
A. T. Rice
A. T. Rice & Sox
Exmbalmers
Marek
Telephone
James E. Walker
E. Walker & CO
BOSE
Lars Andcoffe
HES Majesti i
DR. Jargres Wooldy
Derver
Butterick Par
TEENY
Rawford
Crawford
Pops Meg.co
Chawford
Cleveland
Boston
Feederick
John
J. Remsburg
H. Market St
Nart Dour Te Groff
Boss Bock
Bartholomay Brew Co's
John 4.C. Lifter
Weet Patrick
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