Annual Retreat At Visitation Academy Begins
Old pupils and alumnae will attend an annual retreat at the Visitation Academy starting this evening at the Convent and ending Monday May 1. Rev Fr William F pnnon S J of Washington DC will conduct services daily at 7 and 11 am and 4 and 7 pm with short sermons. Many former pupils from surrounding cities will attend and the Alumnae Association reunion and commencement exercises on Thursday June 8 will feature two graduates Miss Mary Kearney and Miss Emma Offutt.
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Visitation Academy
William F
Pnnon
S. J
Washington, D. C
Mary Kearney
Wuntingdon
W. Va
Emma Offutt
Montgomery County
Death of Thurmont resident William G Sigmund at 66
William G Sigmund a Thurmont resident died this morning at about 4 o clock at his home aged 66. He was a member of the Thurmont lodge of Odd Fellows since age 21. He leaves a widow Alberta Weddle and seven children Edith and Edith Sigmund of Thurmont, Mrs Philip Grove and Mrs John Grove of Frederick, Leroy Sigmund of Boonsboro Meade Lester and Marion Sigmund of Town. The funeral will be from his late residence Saturday and interment will be in the C B cemetery.
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William G. Sigmund
Thurmont
C. B
Leesburg and Washington Good Roads Plan Nears Start
The Leesburg and Washington Good Roads Association formed in Leesburg Tuesday, raising 1006 toward a 30000 goal for a highway linking Leesburg Virginia with Washington. An eclipse is expected tomorrow along a broad band, with the middle near sunset over the Alleghenies. Night School ends tomorrow at Junior Hall, pupils to return books. Frank Rhoderick of Middletown injured at Market and Patrick Streets, treated by Dr. Ira J. McCurdy and taken home.
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Leesburg
Washington
Washington Good Roads Association
New York City
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Pitsburg
Cincinnati
Memphis
Galveston
Vni
Samme
Frank Rhoderick
Middletown
Market
Patrick Streets
Ira J. McCurdy
Quarantine Placed On Mrs Full In Middletown Over Smallpox Case
Mrs Robert Full of Hagerstown who traveled to Middletown from a home with a smallpox case was quarantined at her parents house for at least ten days. A guard was stationed to prevent escape and entry while the car she rode in from Hagerstown was fumigated.
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Middletown
Robert Full
Hagerstown
C. F. Goodell
Pitsnogle
Washington County
Geedeh
Full
Clayton Summers
Bicycle Stolen From Frederick Rider near Trameville
Charles W Quynn of East Patrick street reported his bicycle stolen from the blacksmith shop of John M Haugh on the Baltimore pike near Trameville. The bike disappeared while Quynn was at his farm, leading to a neighborhood search and belief the thief headed toward New Market. Authorities will be notified and expect apprehension.
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Frederick
Baltimore Pike
Charles W Quynn
Patrick Street
Quynn
Trameville
John M. Haugh
Haugh
New Market
Beautiful Goldsboro Frederick wedding joins two families
A double wedding notice reports Miss Daisy Wittala Scott marrying Mr. Charles J. Whittman in Goldsboro North Carolina on April 19 with Rev. D H Tuttle performing the ceremony. The newlyweds plan to reside in Baltimore Maryland at their railroading careers.
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Louise Crum
Harry Crum
Frederick
Janie Scott
D. H. Tuttle
St. Paul's Mid
Goldsboro
Haring
Gay Albaugh
Alice Crum
The Medley of Phemed Mill Ends Frederick Theater Season
Frederick audiences cheered the musical comedy The Pink Mill by Henry Blossom and Victor Herbert at the City Opera House. The Ma and Emery Company delivered a lively performance with strong music, plotting two Americans stranded in Holland who rescue Gretchen and end with a return home aided by a windmill despatch and a burlesque detective turn.
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Red Mill
City Opera House
Frederick
Henry Blossom
Victor Herbert
Ma and Emery Company
Tis City
Don Kidder
Kid Connor
Holland
Kidder
Connor
Gretchen
Zeeland
Fop
Roue
Dorris van Damn
Elopers
America
Hague
Sherlock Holmes
Dr.Watson
Dorris
Babies flourish in new homes aided by society
Two babies helped by The News to find homes thrive in their new families. Miss Bentley of The Children's Aid Society in East Second street reports the children are bright and happy. About thirty county children have been placed here by the Henry Watson Big Society with visits by a representative. Girls' Friendly Society and Woman's College students contributed clothing and items for the youngsters. In other news, John House of Surkittsville and Tutner Coljentz of Frederick were fined ten dollars and costs for overdriving a horse. the pair were jailed before Judge Beachley in Bolivar. Real estate agents Young and Staley sold George B. McCleery's property on West Third street to Mr. Kemp on private terms.
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Aid Society
Children's Aid Society
Miss Bentley
East Second Street
Henry Watson
Girls’ Friendly Society
Woman’s College
Bentley
John House
Surkittsville
Lanner
Middletown
Tutner Coljentz
Frederick
Grimes
al Jhorse
W. H. Baltzel
Young & Staley
Frederick, Md
Local notices and listings from Frederick town events
The page lists for sale items at The Busy Corner and theater notices for The Marvel Tonight and Betty Becomes a Maid. It notes Vitagraph films The Widow Visits Spingtown and A Tale of Ebon Tints plus two other shorts, and advertises Nestor Low in price, high in design. It records a Frederick City Hospital Guild meeting on April 27 at 7 30 p.m with secretary A Kate Ghttinger and mentions a Free Kindergarten drive on Friday afternoon in April at 250 Outlook and Mission 1 counts.
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City Opera House
Betty
Vitagraph
Spingtown
Frederick City Hospital
Kate Ghttinger
Plan for Clean Up Week in Maryland Next May
The Associated Boards of Trade of Maryland set a May 15 to 20 clean up week, appointing J G Mills Swepson Earle Dr Marshall Price J Collin Vincent and Professor Symonds to contact local boards. They aim to improve cleanliness and educate on Maryland resources, with libraries and weights inspections also discussed. The Frederick Board of Trade led by James H Gambrill will help organize the September city meeting in Baltimore to shape the program and address Baltimore and county tax shares.
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James H. Gambrill
Maryland
Associated Boards of Trade
Baltimore
J. G. Mills
Swepson Earle
Marshall Price
State Board of Health
J. Collin Vincent
Symonds
Maryland Agricultural College
Boards of
Associate Boards of Trade
Phillips Lee Goldsborough
Goldsborough
Baltimore City
Cambridge
Lamotte
Dr. Purnell F. Sappington
Belair
Pp. L. Goldsborough
Camridge
Charles i. Harper
Salisbury
John de P. Douw
Annapolis
J. H. Gambrill, Jr
Frederick
Norman M. Parrott
Professor Symons
College Park
Gambrill
Avan
Therederick Board of Trade
Associated Boards
Formex opens Freder ick shop with new card cases and purses
John D. Hendrickson announces Formex has opened a men and ladies goods shop in Freder ick featuring a full line of coin purses, card calls, bill books, and leather bags. The inventory includes pigskin coin books, safe-sealed coin and bill books, two compartment cash holders, and suede bags in multiple colors at prices from 25 cents to 36 dollars.
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Frederick
John DJ Ilsendrickson
Local sale offers and notices from Frederick area ads
A mixed page of local notices and ads: an auction style sale at 2 p m for bar equipment and supplies from J Clarke Devilbiss with cash terms. promotions for Strawberry Delight Sundae at McCardell s. Frederick Commercial Operators announce a large stock of Standard shoes sale starting April 27 1911. office move notice for Dr Henry Raabe. Independent Hose Co No 1 quarterly meeting April 28. assembly notices for Miss Ritchie s school. fruit tree and plant seller offers 5 to 6 foot apple trees and other fruit trees plus shade trees with a request for customer lists and prices.
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Frederick, Md
Independent Hose Co. No. 1
RE. Delaplaine
JI Oa
Ramsburg
Frederick, Ma
Millinery Opening At Blumenour Co In Annapolis
Blumenour & Co invites the public to a spring millinery opening on April 26 and 27 at No 22 West Patrick Street opposite City Hotel drawing customers to a full line of pattern hats and bonnets plus a M Y M C A managed meals served daily from 6 a m to 7 p m. Mrs Harris Dr Armer president of the Georgia W C T U will speak at Woman's College Hall on April 28 1911.
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Blumenour & CO
West Patrick St
City Hotel
Harris Dr. Armer
Georgia W. C. T. U
I Woman's College
Change of Market Hours For May Start Season
Market hours shift starting May 1 with summer schedule. Market will run from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Doors open at 5:34 a.m. for dealers to ready stalls. GWM Dansberger Market Master announces the change in the Marvel issue dated Wednesday May 3.
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GWM
Dansberger Market
The
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