Frequent Visitors and Relatives Stop in Central Maryland Town
A long list of visitors and relatives are noted in Middletown and surrounding areas. Frederick and Baltimore residents, including Gilbert, Bonzer, Cover, Webb, Middletown families, and others from Emmitsburg, Waynesboro, Harrisburg, and beyond, visit kin and friends, with some planning extended stays and trips to Niagara, Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miea En’s Gilbert
Frederick
Gilbert House
Phormont
Garvey Ronozer
Charles Bonzer
Baltimore
Rama K. Bonzer
Harry Cover
J. Hanry Cover
Thurmont
A. E. Webb
Charles
Roadside
Tava
George Middour
Waynesboro
Milas Ehdlth Nuonemeker
Emmitsburg
Robert Watson
Broad Street
I. C. Remaburg
Myereville
Lloyd E. Coblentz
Baltimore City
Mr. Coblentz
Middetown
Katis Pincen
Altoone
Middletown
Mira
John D. Miller
William H. McCaffrey
Adam Koogle
Stephens
Harriaborg
Jennie
Ella Btonebraker
Niagara
Canada
Herbert Beckley
Willam E. Boteler
Willan E. Main
John Bickenataff
North Manchester
Ind
Bliss Blickensaff
Middlepoint
Middletown Valley
Mise Edyth Kensett
Charles W. Ross, Jr
West Church Atreat
Kensats
Daniel J. Getzendanner
Montgomery County
Edward D. Ghriner
Ceresville
John Johnson
Bartonsville
Annie Edmonds
Pen-Mar
Alonzo Dean
Mies Burrell
Cumberland
Maulsby
Bso
C. W. Stinetpring
UD. B. Church
Boonsboro
Washington County
John N. Tregeilas
Gratton
W. Va
Mar. James Brows
Laura Goizendanner
East Church
Allegany County Bar Calls for Maryland State Bar
Allegany County Bar Association votes to organize a Maryland State Bar Association. A committee led by Joseph Sprieg Benjamin A Richmond and William C Devection calls a meeting of bar representatives from all counties and Baltimore city at Blue Mountain House on Friday August 2 to form the state body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegany County
Maryland
Allegany County Bar Association
Land State Bar Association
Joseph Sprieg
Benjamin A Richmond
Wiliam C. Devection
Bar Association
Baltimore City
Blue Mountain House
Sunday Religious Services Across Town Report
A long listing of church services for tomorrow across multiple faiths and locations. German Reformed and St James churches publish morning and evening worship conducted by addressed pastors and visiting clergy. Epworth League and Sunday School picnics noted. camp meeting events at Braddock and a variety of preaching schedules are listed along with church moves and planned fall programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kabracy
Eber Broger
St James’ Letheran
Iter
L. M. Myers
Tocey
Rocky Rige
Caprh
Marion Dyer
League of the M. E Chereh Souths
Osner
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Dr. Bacon
Buckegatown
Father Giracd
Br. John’s Catholic Church
St. John’s
Father Giraud
St. Inigoes
St. Dlary’s
United Brethren Church
C. W. Stinespring
Grontse's Woods
Naval
Beale
Harmony Grove
Dr. Beale
Presbyterian Church
Phildelphia
Franklin Square
Buttonwood
Frederick
Braddock
Joseph Whesler
Baltimore
M. Johnson
Quinn’s A. M. E
G. W. W. Jenkins
North Baltimore
W. H. Fox
Young Men’s Christian Association
Lutzinger
German Baptist Church
Leonard
UC. A
BASE ALL: A very interesting game yesterday at p.m.
A baseball game between the off Road Isianda and the No Goods ended 35 to 7 in favor of the Railroads. Home runs by Deeg, Barnes, Clabaugh, and Hiddlemoser highlighted the win. Barnes earned no errors in the field, and Clabaugh covered all over the field. Ted Bennett muffed thirteen flies and made thirty two errors, while Echitine struck out Barnes 15 times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isce
At & P.m
Isianda
No Goods
Deeg’s
Barnes
Clabaugh
Hiddlemoser
Deeg
Oy Barnes
Echitine
Ted Bennett
Bennett
Blind Men’s Club
Centerville
Blind Men's Club of
Lime XI
Billy Wiliams
Frederick
Carlton Molesworth
Rockford
Washington
Molesworth
Park Mills
Flint Hill Rattlers
Allen Moberly
Dorsey Riddlemoser
Hatters
A Month's Record The Death Roll
July reports show 64 deaths in city and county with 12 child fatalities. City burials: Mt Olivet, St Johns, Reformed, colored cemeteries. County deaths total 34, with multiple interments at Utica Emamite berg Manor Bartonville and numerous small towns. Death rate rose from prior month with higher city mortality. Also 19 marriage licenses issued. 73 deaths recorded, 88 memgered, 4 chattel mortgages, 4 bills of sale. Say you saw It in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Olivet
St. John's
Market Gossip Highlights Fresh Produce and Prices
Frederick market vendors report a busy morning with cabbage and potatoes occupying space while corn, tomatoes, and berries show strong demand. Apples sell at five to ten cents a half peck as cantaloupes and peaches fetch seasonal prices amid rising berry interest and brisk trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indy
Isbor Pert
Bass
Voters and local politics stir Brunswick area
Owing to registration gaps only about half of Bransmick's citizens may vote in next Monday's election. New York Hill ward expects under 90 votes. Citizens fund fire protection gear. water supply comes from Potomac via Baltimore and Ohio pumping engine. A Bryan and Sewall club meets at Bruan's Hotel. Democrats favor Bryan and free silver. some Republicans in Loudoun favor silver, but major defections unlikely on money issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traumwick
Bransmick
Mary
Frst
Citisens
New York
Hil
Potomac
Baltimore and Ohio
Bryan and Sewall Club
Bruan
Brunswick
Bryan
Loudoun County
Mammoth Radish Grown Near Fes gaville Noted
The radish grown by Mr. C Newton Truadis near Fes gaville weighed 8 pounds and measured 2 inches in circumference and 39 inches in length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Newton Truadis
Fesgaville
Jergih
Mother Goose Bazar and Festival Nets $100
The Mother Goose Bazar and Festival held in the new chapel at Bar kitterille raised $100. The event featured a charity sale and community activities drawing local residents.
Electric Railroad progress delays and plans marshal
Freight and passenger cars delayed shipments. track laying progresses east of Frederick with work at East Patrick Street. Frederick and Middletown line nears Middletown, with connections to Pennsylvania Line awaiting agreement with Baltimore and Ohio officials. Electric poles and feed wires installed. passenger coaches expected from New Castle, Pa. Middletown survey to Lutheran church area anticipated for terminal siting and potential street routing to boost public transit use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
P. Roh
Peetsylvante
Prederice
Mardletown
Frederick and
Middletown Road
Carrol Retreat
Frederick and Middletown Road
Baltimore and Ohio
Frederick and Middletown
Pennsylvania
Middletown
Braddock Heights
East Etrees
Carter Street
East Patrick Street
Eat Patrice
East Streets
Cmitn
Manuufacturer
New Castle
Ums
Plinsburg
Express
Electric Road
Smith
Middletown Register
Main
Lest
A Narrow Escape At Square Corner
Master William Delaplaine was knocked unconscious in a carriage collision at Square Corner as the American Band from Middletown performed nearby. A crowd watched while he was aided to a drug store and later home. a cut on the face and a bumped head were reported. Theft case noted as a horse and buggy disappeared two weeks earlier, valued at $200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lso
William Delaplaine
William T. Delaplaine
Tle
Bettow
Ponte Mar
Avaries Wallace
Bad
Itte
Drs
Toomes
Leslie
Shioe
Middletown
Sugene Sponselier
Mer. Sponselier
Hancock Hista
Francis Shives
Hancock
Seneca Camping Club
Heading
Little Cacapon River
William H Parkins
Potomac
Dr. Perkins
City Hotel bargains and feted items tonight
Local notice details eye and salad offerings at City Hotel tonight, half price sales on halls towels and ribbons, invites early arrivals. Includes testimonial from Mrs. At Norria and Dr Hartley advertising consultations at City Hotel Frederick Wednesdays 1 to 7, plus a testimonial letter from Charlee F. Moyer. Also mentions green corn grater by Allen G. Quynn & Co and a Risemen Excursion to see three New York Baltimore games on August 5 6 and 7 with round trip price 1.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
At. N. Norria
Market Street
Hartley
City Hotel
Frederick
Charlee F. Moyer
Baut
Pratt Street
Baltimore
New York
Howard House
War Correspondents Memorial near completion at Gapland
The War Correspondents Memorial at Gapland near Middletown, on North Mountain, rises 40 feet square with a 51 foot tower. The upper arches are in, using Cedar Creek battle field finestone. About 600 perches of stonework planned. Contractors John Martin & Ben of Hagerstown aim to finish by late August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gapland
George Alfred Townsend
North Mountain
Middletown
Tey
Finestone
Cedar Creek
Mason
John Martin & Ben
Hagerstown
Magistrate White reports quarterly cases and fines
Magistrate Roscoe C White submitted his quarterly report to Mayor Yeakle noting seven trials in the period, five fines totaling $10 and one dollar in costs, with two cases dismissed and four fines turned over to the Mayor. The text also includes unrelated promotional language about a laxative product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madsaie
Roscoe C. White
Yeakle
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Atte
Udess
USA
Ciseton
D.C
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Ripredigret Ac
Iam Wilcoxon, Moyerand Ptente
Kempncampment
M. L. Norrissouis City Hotel
F. J. Schroeder
C. G. Carty
Best & Kepler
Renner & Kemp
Grove & Kindley
State Bar Association
Sanoctu sRte
Polsta
Angel Sioen
Frederick County
Billy Brown
Billy
Markes
Masagars Phisk
Opes
Good Hotweather
Joan Henopnoxeon
F. V. Staub
Quinness
E. LJ. Durer
Dublin
Dukbeari
EF . V. Stars
North Market Street
Doll Brothers
North
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Arasr Ginger Ale
Mina i
Bowie
Ana Tor
Martin Wagner
Beon
Loox
Abs
Thes Kaw Office
Rodook & Meidig
Rover
Keidig
Barvest
Baegline
Beatherebhet
Evia
Joe
Budoce
Nridig
A. T. Rige & Sone
A. T. Rie & Sone Funeral Directore
James B. Walker
Jes E. Walker & CO
RRB
Rss
Jas. E. Vauxter & CO
Na Bank
Eee Mar- Ree
Immelate Poaseanion
Rink Teadee
South St
East Church St. Alte
Canrea St
Paterick
William A. Mansel
Court Street
Doll's
Cara
Prof. Hoffman
Kin Geri
Bartholomar
Apollo
National CaPiTal
Bay View
Dukeharts
C. H. Braca & Sons
John
LIFPS
Weet Patriak
Teleqcrapa
Prederies
Thomas
MO. R. Clary
Real State
LOSH
Bougst
Zoldon
Mirdook
F. Stell
Partick
B. Hargett
New York Biscuit Co
Gites
A. B. Hiasesrt
City Borel
Allen G. Quynn & Co
Giasesa
Isidorst Rosenout
Best & Eepler
Bursi
Keizers
Aurth Market ST. Svante
oProx
Frederick City
Bay Ridge
Excurson
B&o
Gnacer
Bomaery Ioneier
B. FE
Haxsett
Fylowatede Ae
Moumz & Kune
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