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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1900
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Arto N. Griffith meeting with Secretary Baker Johnson, a lost item, and a request related to 50 W. Patrick St. Waste Building? Also references Foot-Ease and unclear numbers 222.
The Weekly News Tar Verely News will be a twelve page issue ready Thursday with the news and special features. It boasts Frederick city and county circulation and invites advertising copy by 5 PM Wednesday and changes by 1 PM that day.
A letter from Senator Depew responds to a gift copy of a book by Barbera Fritchis. The senator thanks the donor for the interesting pamphlet and says he will read it with pleasure.
A valuable horse owned by Mr Geo E Hughes of Urleans was stolen from his stable Saturday night around 10 90 oclock. The horse was recovered near Frederick where Mr Hughes went to State's meet. the horse and all property are blood, etc.
Easter services filled churches as Grace Reformed, Evangelical Reformed, Saint Episcopal, St. John's Catholic, United Brethren, Evangelical Lutheran, Presbyterian and Methodist parishes shared in joyful processions. Congregations welcomed new members, confirmed youths, and offered special music and hymns.
Miss Harrison of New York and Mr. Roberts of Washington gave a charity song recital for Rev. Ingles China work at Mr. Manlaby’s residence. Highlights included May Day and Alpine Rose, with an encore of Coming Thro the Rye. Roberts performed Suses and A Dream with precision, while Annie Lantie and Of Course drew strong applause. Marie Diab provided strong accompaniment as the program concluded a faultless, delightful event.
Several weddings are reported with details from Emmitsburg and nearby towns. Miss Jallren Riley wed Mr. Euan B. Ramsburgh in a quiet ceremony in Ferety with Peter Crispell officiating. guests limited due to a bereavement. couple left for New York and Atlantic City after nuptial luncheon. Miss Harriett Quynn Byerly married Mr. James Winslow Sweet in New York presence of relatives. couple departed on an extended trip. Additional notes include Edna M. Smith and John I. Lilly set to marry April 24 at Holy Trinity. Lemuel Snyder of Baltimore wed Seed ta keen te Keyser. fire alarm report and a testimonial about Hood's Sarsaparilla.
A reader letter challenges the Whittier poem about Barbara Fritchie and Stonewall Jackson. The writer, a former Frederick flag bearer, questions eyewitnesses and cites 1886 Century Magazine and Philadelphia Times reports, asserting no verified local witnesses support the legend.
A mixed report lists local movements and visits with Judge Lynch and General, followed by a series of weekly events. Parish gatherings, dramas, lectures, sales, and society meetings fill the schedule at Miss Mantz, Jefferson, and various colleges. Public schools resume terms as noted.
An advertisement touts guaranteed 6 percent semiannual dividends from the National Building Association of Baltimore City. It promotes insured mortgage loans, explains share value at $100, and claims potential growth with instalment stock and a 100-month maturity. Also notes local millinery displays and a sales event at Dol t s.
L and Mulinix announces a sale on new stock of carpets wallpaper and curtain materials. The ad claims the largest stock and lowest prices for same quality, urging customers to compare and visit the store.
John Hendrickson presents a wide sale on Ladies garments from jackets to gowns. The advertisement touts new stock from Asia and America with low prices on corset covers skirts gowns and drawers. Store highlights include silks waists wrappers and mercerized white goods with bold reductions for Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mensuring Party at Saint Marys Chapter plans a 7 thirty to 9 p m gathering in Sn Saints room with home made pie and candy for the Jeysville Mission School benefit. Zeigler Brothers shoes promise comfort and style. Mrs. Clark’s Bazaar offers spring millinery opposite City Hall. Sheet music and music ball items promoted. Dr Boteler advertises ENT practice and eye services at 23 Market Street.
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