Frederick Social Notes From Baltimore and Nearby
Dr. Harry Fabrney arrives in Baltimore on business while several Frederick residents visit, return home, or travel. Harry W. Sheckley of St Louis visits A L Bosley. M Angela Sappington of Liberty visits F B Sappington in Frederick. John Burck and John Crawford return to Frederick from Baltimore. Rose Talbott of Charles Town visits Frederick. William Symbart returns home from Liverpool. Mrs Mary Cook of Washington visits sister and relatives in Liberty. Mrs B F Devries and daughter Bil les Hilda visit Edwin Devilbies in Liberty. Blanche and Jennie Whitmore guests of Mrs Lewis Mehming then return near Araby. Wallace R Beall leaves Liberty to study at Frederick College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Fabrney
Baltimore
Harry W.sheckley
St. Louis
A. L. Bosley
M. Angela Sappington
Liberty
F. B. Sappington
Frederick
John Burck
John Crawford
Baltinee
Rose Talbott
Cnariestown
W. Va
William Sybart
West Fifth Street
Liverpol
England
Mary Cook
Washington, D. C
Airs
John BM. Vansant
Mirs
Frederick College
German Baptists Prepare For Annual Conference In City
The executive committee of the German Baptist Church met at Dr P D Fabrney’s residence on East Church Street to arrange the upcoming annual conference. Members include Elder Stoner chairman J B Weybright Ezra M Bieh and Dr Fibrney. They visited the Fair Grounds to inspect buildings, and local vendors were awarded ice cream duties to William Boost and groceries to Harris Filler. Meat contract pending. about 30 beeves required for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
German Baptist Church
P. D. Fabrney
East Church Street
Elder Stoner
Union Bridge
Weybright
Double Pipe Greek
Ezra M. Bieh
Westminster
Fibrney
Fair Grounds
Wiliam Boost
Harris & Filler
Missionary meeting postponed at All Saints chapel
News of church activities notes a missionary meeting at All Saints chapel is postponed due to illness of Rev Hinsolvying. Junior P E C E meeting at Evangelical Lutheran Church planned for 7 pm discusses aims and reasons with a Bible text. Reverend Paul M. Strayer prepares to enter a Pittsburg pastorate. African Methodist Episcopal Conference in Baltimore features H T Kessing address urging higher ambitions for the race and funds for Payne Theological Seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Saints’ Chapel
Hinsolvying
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Paul M. Btrayer
Buckeystown
Baltimore
University of Chicago
Pittsburg
H.T. Kessing
Review
Philacerpaia
Willing Workers Association
Girl Breaks Arm After Fall From Suspension Bridge
Twelve year old Nora Mull daughter of James Mull of North Market street fell from a suspension bridge in MrUll alley this morning and sustained a broken arm. She was attended by local residents and reported in fair condition at a nearby clinic. Medical staff described the injury as a simple fracture with no other complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Mull
James Mull
North Market Street
MrUll Alley
Death by own action shocks Frederick community
The News recounts the death of Mrs Annie Elizabeth Shaw at her West Patrick street home. Witnesses describe a fatal head wound from a hammer, with a jury verdict attributing death to wounds inflicted in the incident. The case follows prior suicide attempts and details of the scene, with burial arrangements by Undertaker Scarceder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
Ose
Frederick
Annie Elizaxth Shaw
Eliehs E. Shaw
West Patrick Street
Grand Jury
Court Horse
Syng Mateeny
Washington Shaw
Franklin B.smith
Gays
Fas
Brust
Dr. Smith
Mr. Shaw
South Street
John Goodman
Ms. Shaw
Local improvements spread through Frederick shops
A wave of improvements sweeps Frederick as owners begin front updates. Workers started yesterday at Con d on’s tobacco store, formerly Pope's, with Rohrback store set to begin Monday. Soon work will start on fronts for Frank Shefield's saloon, Zichison stores on South Market Street, the North Market Street shop once E H Albeuch, and Bir J H Markey's storefront.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Tay Newe
Condon’s
Pope’s
Rohrback
Frank Sheffield
Zichison
South Market Street
North Market Street
E. H. Albeuch
Bir
J. H. Markey
Appointed Surgeon for Brunswick Rail Line
Dr B B Racson of Harper's Ferry was named surgeon for the B and O Brunswick line to fill the vacancy caused by Dr Billeary's death. He will have an assistant at Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B B. Racson
Harper's Ferry
Brunswick
Billeary
Clothier Will Move to North Merket Street Store
Will Move. d. M. Goodman, a West Patrice street clothier, will relocate to the Toom on North Merket street, the former Beet & Kepler location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Goodman
Clothier
Patrice Street
Toom
Merket Street
Beet & Kepler
Brisk Bits From The Era Of Quirky News And Quips
A mosaic of items notes a 1837-created English duke, possible currant crop failure, more frequent strawberries in shortcake, and average walking pace of seventy steps per mile. It mentions dusty roads, women superintendents in Illinois, a new boat named The Buffalo, debates on keeping the furnace running, and wry asides from a discharged humorist. Also covered: high jumps, street brick work in Hagerstown, college fashion, dogs with a severed arm find, a Warsaw trade bureau, and ginger market tricks. The piece closes with curiosities about hair trade, tax quirks, a plan to place Lincoln’s Gettysburg address in every school, a Lewiston bicycle tax jest, and autograph handkerchief fashions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhubard
Llinois
N. Haver
Buffalo
Rath Cutler
New York
Hagerstown
Ay Oases College
Cumberland
Harry Talbott
Hedges
Church Street
Charlestown
Grand Army of the Republic
New York Times
Lincoln
Gettysburg
United States
A&a. Dispatch
London
Harris
Cnipe
Eport
Crete
Columbus
Ohio
Mark Twain
Social World Brilliant Reception At Ulisses Mauls Home
Elegant Frederick social page describes a fashionable reception at Ulisses Mauls residence honoring Miss Josephine Teackle of Baltimore. Teackle dazzled in a rich gown and drew wide attention, quickly becoming a beloved out of town guest. Also notes a trolley party to Braddock Heights and a forthcoming reception at the Woman's College by the Society of the Reformed Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aliss Josephine Teackle
Baltimore
Enhancine Eness
Miss Teackle
Frederick
Isrolley
Braddock Heights
Woman's College
Society of the Reformed Church
Montjsy
Quarterly meeting of Independent Hose Company No 1
News of the Firewen reports the Independent Hose Company No 1 holds a quarterly meeting at their hall this evening at 7:20. A special Junior Fire Company session selects delegates to the State Convention in Annapolis and designates a committee to draft resolutions on the death of Captain Glessner, a company member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Hose Company No. 1
Hell
Annapolis
Capt. Glessner
Funds for 1h Greeks Fund From Baltimore Women
Mrs Judge Ritchie received a check for ten dollars from Mr P A Whitely of Baltimore for the Red Crees fund of Greek Women. The donation was contributed by Mrs R Brockett Matthews and Miss Alice Brookes of Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Ritchie
Peth A. Whitely
Baltimore
Red Crees Fund
Rich and Poor Debate at Kemp Hall Philomathic
The Philomathian Literary Society held a public meeting at Kemp Hall on a thoughtful discussion of whether poverty or riches better develops character. Speakers argued work and duty shape character while environment and companionship influence it, with judges siding with the negative. A future program includes readings, recitation, and a debate on ministers in politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomsthean Literary Society
Kemp Hall
Larce
Ban
Lfe
Iftfe
Noah
Cramer
Baker Johnson
Alfred Ritter
Megalve
D. H. Bargett
Roger Wood
Oscob Rohrback
Hfe
Axsin
Etchison
Revsa
Osborne Ingle
JF. Freeman Dixon
T. L. MacGill, Jr
Henry W. Etchison
Hamilton Lindsay
Phi Jamsthean
T. McGill, Jr
T. C. Harbaugh
Roscoe C. White
M. G. Urner, Jr
Charles Plevys
J. J. Bonf
W. 8
Nicodemue
L. T. MacG@ill, Jr
Cyrus Thomas
Summer Time Table Meeting Aims For Rail Improvements
The Baltimore and Ohio officials gathered at the Queen City Hotel in Cumberland for a summer timetable meeting presided by General S Menager William M. Greene. Changes include new Royal Blue trains, a Cumberland to Whessing express linking with Pittsburgh Express No. 5, resumption of parlor car service on the Mallin Line and Pittsburgh Division, and all cars to be new from Pullman. The company vows no second hand stock and a strict on time policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and
Qale
Wsa
Queen Gly Hotel
Cumberland
Smenager William M. Greene
Whessing
Pittsburg
Pullman Company
B. and O
Bogey Accident Injures Woman Near Woodsore
On Saturday evening Mr Gilmore Van Fossen and Mrs A B T Lutely Literty were thrown from a bogey after a sudden jerk from a walking horse. The top broke and the frame cracked but the horse halted soon after. Mrs Lutely sustained bruises and shock. Mr Van Fossen escaped unharmed. The funeral of Mia Susan Dinter man had been held nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmore van Fossen
A. BT. Lutely
Literty
Woodsore
Mia
Susan Dinterman
Mr. van Fossen
Veil hires Miss Elia Lawrence in Bordentown convent note
Miss Elia Josephine Lawrence youngest daughter of Augustus Lawrence near Unionville entered the St Josephs Convent of Mercy in Bordentown New Jersey last Thursday and will be known as Sister Mary Generlere in that order
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elia Josephine Lawrence
Augustus Lawrence
Unionville
St. Joseph
Convent of Mercy
Bordentown
N. J
Sieter Mary Generlere
West Liberty Man Hurt in Coll Break Incident
On Tuesday afternoon Marshall Bohn of West Liberty was breaking a col when the animal bolted. He was thrown from the cart and badly injured as scrofula in its worst form yielded to Hood's Sarsaparilla. Thousands of cases have been cured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Bohn
West Liberty
Slackall
Hood
Young Folk Entertain Home for the Aged Audience
The Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church South youths staged a pleasant monthly program at the Home for the Aged. Led by Mrs. Wo. 8. Hoiler, the Junior Epworth League presented the principal acts with mandolin, guitar and banjo interludes. Miss Rose Lamar and Miss Elle Keller headlined solos. a group of children performed a recitation and a dialog. several prizes and selections from the stringed instruments were well received by residents, managers, and invited guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home For
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church South
Hoiler
Epworth Lesgua
Mandolin Club
Lttle
Sewing Society
Rose
Rose Lamar
Mugnumo Sintere
Ive Young Isdie
Mary
Jessia Bowlus
Madeline Shipley
Elle Keller
Mabie Kindley
Reading
Sen Bolt
Jully Young
Barry Goode
Guy Usaliber
Death notices and obituaries from Baltimore area
A crowded obituary column records the deaths of several Baltimore residents and local figures. Included are the deaths of Alles Eomsa M. Schulte, born 1874, who died after a lingering illness and was educated at the Maryland School for the Deaf. Capt. George W. Glessner, Civil War veteran and Reynolds Post member, funeral planned for Sunday. Mary A. Jones, aged about 79, with services at 645 North Carey Street and interment in Frederick. Elizabeth Culler, 72, died after a disease complication with funeral in Jefferson. other minor notices note Riley Etchison as funeral director and details of the times and places for services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alles Eomsa M. Schulte
F. W. Bobulte
Columbia
Fremons Avenues
Baltimore
Miss Schulte
Miss Schaile
Enscp
Maryland School
Frederick
Air
William H. Barry
The
Asylum For the Deaf and Dumb
Charles W. Ely
Asylum
H. Dalhoif
W. Glesanse
Geo. W. Glesener
East Sixth Street
Reynolds Post
G.A.R
Sod
George
Holiday Hicks Glessner
Mt. Olivet
Glessner
Potomac Home Brigade
Foght
ERS
Mary A. Jones
David
Mary Boyd
Albert Medders
J. McKendry Riley
D. A. Carroll
North Carey Street
Mes. Culler
Elizabeth Culler
Bir
Michael Culler
Jefferson
Hedgen
Ditmar
Riley Etchison
Funeral Rites for Mrs Jeanie Ecker At Woolsboro
The funeral for Mrs Jeanie Ecker was held at 9 am from her Woolsboro home with burial in Dade. The information notes the arrival of Mrs Ann Martie Troxell’s sister from Baltimore on the 10 30 B O train and a later interment at Gilvet cemetery. Rev I H White officiated and pallbearers included Mezars A Pearbeka Geo A Gilbert Dr Radelli Jas P Perry Chaz Smallwood and Thos E Popa. J O Carty served as funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanie Ecker
Woolsboro
Belsg Dade
Janerel
Ann Martie Troxell
Baltimore
Aterment
Ait. Gilvet Cemetery
I. H. White
A. Pearbeka
Geo. A. Gilbert
Dr. Radelli
Jas. P. Perry
Chaz. Smallwood
Thos
E. Popa
Carty
Geikie Party Plans Maryland Geological Tour
Sir Archiband Geikie led a party of distinguished geologists on a Maryland tour. The itinerary included a visit to Frederick. They abandoned plans and will return to Baltimore tonight via the Western Maryland Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archiband Geikie
Notable Bicycle Run From Hagerstown to Baltimore
Mr. Frank Baush of Hagerstown rode his bicycle about eighty six miles to Baltimore in eight hours. An advertisement notes a lively trade in a New Carpet Store, boasting novel patterns and low prices. It promotes patterns, colors, and new effects, urging visits to the New Carpet House at 22 North Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Baush
Hagerstown
Baltimore
L. BE. Meaims
No. 22
North Market ST
Black Dress Goods Stock Shown In New Warehouse Sale
A bold promotional notice from Hendrickson Odel announces a vast display of black wool dress goods and silks. The ad invites customers to view in bundles, boasting a large stock of intermediate and lower grade materials and a new braid supply, with emphasis on quality and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Warships at Annapolis Display For Maryland Firemen Meet
Annapolis committee for the Maryland Firemen and local merchants met Secretary Long in Washington to request naval ships for the Firemen's Convention on June 9 to 11. Long tentatively agreed to order Amphitrite and possibly other vessels after receiving a formal written request. The group included Charles A. DuBois and Harry G. Brewer among seven members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Maryland
Charles A. DuBois
Jaifan Brewer
Marsahal
Annspolis
Samuel Jonez
Harry G. Brewer
George A. Barton
Clarence Bf. Jones
Eilha
Riley
Secretary Long
Navy
Washington
New York
Lim
Property Deeds Record of Transfers to Brunswick and Others
Luther E. McBride and wife deed real estate to George W. Benjamin in Brunswick. Samuel Black and wife transfer 55 acres of land to Joshua OQ Shipley for 1000 dollars. John William Brehming and wife convey a lot in Frederick County to Deracey E. Fleming for 150 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther E. McBride
George W. Benjamin
Brunswick
Samuel Black
Joshua OQ
Shipley
John Wiliam Brehming
Deracey E. Fleming
Frederick Cty
Concert and events at Frederck Maryland and Western Maryland College
Local notices list a play time at 133 North Market Street Frederck admission adults only and ticket details. The West ern Maryland College Glee and Mandolin Clubs perform at Opera House Friday April 30 at 8 15 pm with prices 25 and 35 cents and reserved seats 50 cents. Tickets at Yesklea. A ladies evening talk by Mrs Mary L Gaddess at 12 East Third Street on Friday April 20 at 8 pm hosted by Md V ia Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Market Street
Frederck, Md
Glee and Mandolin Clubs
Western Maryland College
Opera House
Yeskle’a
Mary L Gaddess
MD. Viava Co
Laura Diehl
East Third Street
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ME Daily News
Chevalier Boserd
Knights
Italy
Buro
Frances Xavier de Laffvals Montmorenci
Canadas
Lavalle
France
du Tilly
Witliam of Orange
Hosea B Bora
Balina
Universidet Caured
Ameries
Bormak Rachmond
N. H
George Sree
Neues Mountees
Plack Hatne
Washington Post
Weebington
Lsd
Gestav Frente
Gaalst Wiesbaden
M. May i. Sweetn
Wassainetox,d. C
Ka. x
W. L. Moons
Weather Bureso
Neerne
Sadla
Slack Dras Goods
John Hendrickson
Weeseereevee O
B. Walker & Co
Pillsbury’s Fieur
B. Sapplacton
Urely Personal
German Baptists
News OF the Churches
Coronel Jury
Berryville
Iy 10
J. EB. Stuart Camp
Confederate Veterans
Stonewall Jack
T. T. Munford
Tez
Joseph E. Eiger
Virginia State Firemen’s Association
Winchester
B. S.b
Lewiston
Maine
Mouchsir
Philomartheans
Home For the
Trinity
L. E. Mulliniz
Joux Hisxparcsson
the Firemen’s Convention
Shladss, EC
C. Eb, CO
Raising Grocery CO
N. Market Sel
N. Mare
Great Prize
Pease Wee Thr Railing Grocery Co
Rodook
Meidig Gha
Rovecs & Neidig
Bidoce & Nzidis. A
A. T. Rice & Bons
A. T. Rice & Sons
Punzeral Directors
Maxbet Street
Marisse
James BE
Walker
OG Jas
Jai. HK
BYR
India
Jersey
Comport
Collah
Kprosaly
N. Market ST
EF. V. Staub
RAND
F. Vv
Stace
North Market Steret
J. J. Remsburg
Joan J. Remsburg, PH. G
Market St
Ocidawam
J. 3
Remirors
Boss Bock
Bartholomay
Jobn & G. Liprs
Car
West Patrick and Telegraph Lah
Frederick WS
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