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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1905

Page

3

Purely Personal Visits Across The City

Purely personal notes list visiting relatives and friends in this city. Names include Roger Levy from Baltimore Mavournsey Williams from Ijamsville Perry B Rios of Union Bridge College Arthur Bowlus of Randolph and Macon Academy Hanson Maulsby from Baltimore Mrs Charles Sifford from Washington D C Richard Johnson of Episcopal High School in Alexandria Louise Johnson of Jersey City Charlotte Smith home from Staunton Dr Chas F Goodell leasing Braddock Colony cottage Hant Hendrickson and Rouzer of Western Maryland College visiting Westminster.

Roger Levy Baltimore Mavournsey Williams Ijamsville Perry B. Rios Union Bridge College Albert Arthur Bowlus Randolph and Macon Academy Front Hoyal West Third Ptreas Hanson Maulsby William F. Maulsby Weert Obnuroh Street Charles Sifford Washington, D. C Jacob B. Tyson East Church Street Richard Johnson Episcopal High School Alexandria Walkeraville Eldred Johnson Louise Jersey City Arthur Potts Court Square Charlotte Smith Staunton Fr. Smith Chas. F. Goodell Braddock Colony Hant Hendrickson Rouzer Western Maryland College Westminster Hendrickson Weat Second Street

Cedar Grove News Notes and Legal Petition

County correspondence from Cedar Grove reports visits by Mrs Mamie Wilmoth and Loree, Mrs Nash Watkins improvement, and local gatherings. Arbor Day observances at Cedar Grove School highlight tree planting and exercises. Teachers Burwell Linthicum and Katie Baker attended the Rockville association. a petition in Orphans Court seeks framed issues related to Dr William Boteler’s will, with executor Edward Escherberger defended by William Maulaby.

Cedar Grove Mamie Wilmoth Loree Cumberland W. G. Iglehars Nash Watkins J. O. King Thomas Johnson Buck Lodge Misa Katharine Baker Harry Nicholson Mamia Boyar Misa Bessie Rigga Baltimore Cedar Grove School Burwell Linthicum Katie Baker Association Rockville Alig Ketieornese Wm. QO. Boteler Frederick Frank L. Stoner Hammond Urner Wm. B. Boteler Middletown Oircutt Q Court Edward 8. Efcherberger Wm. P. Maulaby

Mrs McLean Elected DAR President on Second Ballot

The Daughters of the American Revolution elected Mrs Donald McLean on the second ballot with 362 votes to 32 for Mrs Sternberg. The unanimous motion followed, amid strong demonstrations. McLean thanked supporters and vowed to advance the Memorial Hall project, receiving warm conferral of congratulations. Gov Warfield sent telegrams, and messages from Clarke Vorhees descendants and Payne and New York friends were noted.

the Daughters of the American Revolution Donald McLean Sternberg Congress Elroy BM. Avery Fairbanks Atlent Aix McLean Avery Geomereaaure of Che Lippitt Waya and Means Arlington Mrs. Mclean Clarke Vorhees George Rogera Clarke Oregon Henry OC. Payne Milwaukee New York

Opening of C. and O. Canal May Start Soon

L Nicholson, general manager of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, plans a May opening with boats ready to depart to Cumberland in late next week. Coal to be loaded at Cumberland first. Debris removal along the Wabash extension at Sidling Hill to finish by May 1, allowing navigation to resume. Canal Towage Company to operate about 200 boats this season.

C. & O. Canal L. Nicholson Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Williams Pork Cumberland Wabash Sidling Hill Canal Towage Company

Fourth Boys Gospel Service at Y M C A Easter Morning 9 15

The M G C A Boys' Service meets at the Y M C A on Sunday at 9 15 a.m. Attendance is in the sixties with at least five boys expected on Easter. Seven boys are listed for top attendance across the last three services. A rehearsal of Tom Blaine's Predicament by the Frederick Dramatic Club, May 2, benefits Frederick City Hospital, was well staged last night.

A. M. GC The Andrews Lewis Zeigler Walter Ramaburg David Johnson Edward Delaplains Tom Blaine Frederick Dramatic Club Frederick City Hospital City Opera Honce

Congressman Pearre at Home Return in Cumberland

Congressman Georges A. Pearre returned to his Cumberland home from the South and was at his offices yesterday attending to business and receiving callers.

Congressman Pearre Georges A. Pearre Cumberland

German Baptist Brethren District Meeting in Eastern Maryland

At Sam's Greek church near New Windsor Osarroll county on April 18 the German Baptist Brethren district of Eastern Maryland transacted business toward incorporating the district at the next state legislature session. Delegates discussed church name retention, head covering scripture, a proposed East hospital, and appointed a committee to study feasibility. The next meeting is set for Frederick with Elder E W Stoner as moderator.

Maryland New Windsor Sam’s Greek Church Osarroll County Pani Bristol Tenn Donkard Brethren East Westminster Uriah Bixler W.E. Roop Baltimore J.J. Ellis

Aged Man Lost Five Days Found Near Boonsboro

Edward Faulders of Pleasant Walk wandered after buying whiskey in Boonsboro. He lay in Emmett farm thickets five days, likely with paralysis, until found by plowing brothers. A forty dollar stash and liquor aided survival. he was returned home to a joyful wife.

Edward Faulders Piesnant Walk Thia County Yeaterday Leonard Emmett Boonsboro Isis Faulders Boorsboro Pleasant Walk

Waashington County Taxi Collector Reappointed

News items report John Ankeney was reappointed taxi collector for Waashington county. Other notes include deaths of Louis Dreamer at Montrose aged 48, Adam Geib in Hyattsville, and Oliver Knode in Booneboro, plus a range of local notices and a postponed farmers gathering at the Maryland Agricultural College.

John Ankeney Waashington County Louis Dreamer Montrose Montgomery County Andrew G. Jansson Haperetown Mies Blanche Brown Asha L. Brown Sperryville Hagerstown Gen N. Bowerman Department of Maryland Grand Army of the Republic Adam Geib Surgeon General War Department Hyattsville Oliver Knode Booneboro Washington County Maryland Agricultural College and Experiment Station

Easter Blooms Spread Through Greenhouses This Season

Easter decorations are aided by plentiful blooms in greenhouses with lilies secured for churches. Bright geraniums, hyacinths, azaleas, and other flowers show fall color while gardens display tulips, hyacinths, violets, and more. Even dandelions add yellow and blue bottles dot the grass.

Urosa Eyes Straightened by Local Surgeon

A successful operation to correct urosa eyes was performed on Tuesday last for Mrs. O. H. Lara of Pearl by Dr. Wm. O Boteler of this city. The deformity had developed in childhood from sickness and had weakened her sight. After the operation the eyes assumed a natural position.

O. H. Lare Pearl Wm. Oboteler

Market Quotas and Local Sports Update

Local market quotes list corn and wheat prices with multiple grade notes and a general 40 cent per bushel data price. Bedside baseball matchups name Roebud Carnation and Walkersville set for Monday April 24 at Walkersville. A dinner event notes Adolphus Fearhake giving a shuttle yeast dinner to court clerks at his East Patrick Street residence.

G. Waring Tyson Roebud Carnation Walkersville Adolphus Fearhake Ocourt East Patrick Street

Story of the Orosa sung at Episcopal service tonight

News of the churches reports an 8 o'clock evening service featuring The Story of the Orosa held at the Episcopal Church. Other notes describe liturgical decorations for Good Friday, altars draped in purple, and bells silenced until tomorrow morning.

St. Johan's Catholic Visitation Convent Washingrton Grace Reformed Church E. AL McLean McLean Aiventeen

Funeral for Mrs Francea Rice Held at 10 25 AM

Funeral services for Mrs Francea Rice were held at 10 25 AM from the B and O Railroad station with Rev J M Holmes officiating. Pallbearers were family members and interment followed at Olivet Cemetery. C Carty served as funeral director. Alderman for Hagerstown Hospital. City Council adopted a resolution to levy annually one thousand dollars in perpetuity for Washington County Hospital Association.

Francea Rice J. M. Holmes Mr. Olivet Cemetery C. Carty Hagerstown Hospital Hagerstown Washington County Hospital Association

Literary Societies Colorful Meetings and Debate Outcomes

Clover Leaf and Riley Literary Societies held ordered meetings with programs including recitations essays and orations. Crowns debated property voting rights with negative and affirmative sides, judges ruling for the negative in Clover Leaf and for the affirmative in Riley. A Colored Hospital association bought a house on West All Saints Street for a hospital.

Colored Hospital The Colored Hospital Association West All Saints’ Street

Scrappy Enater Silk Neckwear Not Cheap Yet Rich Quality

Scrappy Enater Silk Neckwear presents refined goods in abape style with 500 units. New Fancy Socks and Gloves accompany Fancy Shirte. Kolipss Goody leads the line with best onda under Ne & MILLER.

Local notices and events at Frederick county venues

The Woman's Auxiliary of the Emergency Hospital hosts a public reception in the hospital parlors on Wednesday April 26 from 2 to 5 pm inviting friends and the public. Frederick Dramatic Club presents Tom Blaive's Predicament at the Opéra House on Tuesday May 2 at 3 pm for Frederick City Hospital fundraising. ticket prices 50 and 35 cents, balcony 35 cents. Box sheet opens April 22 at McCardell's. Also offers home cured hams and breakfast bacon for two days at 12 cents per pound. Jnat received new lines of shoes and clothing at Commercial Operators, 11 South Market Street.

Frederick County A. L. Banan J. RoGer McSnerny Tom Blaive Opéra House Frederick Dramatic Club Frederick City Hospital McCardell Jnat South Market Street

Presbyterian Easter Sale at West Second Street

Local church ladies host a sale of homemade cakes biscuits caramel eggs and other treats in the Lapture Room at 2 to 6 pm on Saturday. Also offers cream and fruit drinks at reasonable prices with delivery to city parks.

Presbyterian Lapture Room West Second Street W. W. Grimey Patrick

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