Local Notes and Short Items Compile
Mr Allen Paisley adds a room to his Wess Patrick street property. Clarenos Z Main caught three large eels while fishing on the Monocacy. Shook Kahn James begin brick work on the Elks’ Glob building at West Second street. Butchers picnic at Brad dock Weights postponed indefinitely. Master Frank B Rhodes Jr gave a straw ride to friends. James Bentz led the team. John Hornte bought a fine driving mare for 123 dollars from Feagarville. An 18 inch terracotta sewer pipe trench work started on East Patrick street. John T Best drove down South Market Street horns on his vehicle broke, shafts damaged, horse knees skinned. repairs by D. & Davis coach factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Paisley
Wess Pastick Street
Clarenos Z. Main
James Bentz
John Hornte
Patrick Street
Feagarville
East Fatrick Street
John T. Best
South Market Street
Best
D.&. Davis
Deaths in Middletown and Boonsboro Society
Mrs. Lydia Blauter died Sunday at her Middletown home after years of suffering aged about 42 born near Wolfeville. Survived by children Mrs Wilson Pryor Mrs Ira Pryor May and Dr Ray Y Hanver. brothers Frederick Henry Stottlemyer Jene Stottismyer. sister Mrs Daniel Kiser. Burial at Wolfsville Reformed burying ground. Mrs Lemuel Kline of Boonsboro died Tuesday afternoon aged about 28, Lutheran Boonsboro Church member. Surviving husband and four children. Funeral in Boonsboro Lutheran church conducted by Rev L A Ash, burial Boonsboro Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Blauter
Lydia Hauver
Middletown
Wolfeville
Shain
Wilson Pryor
Foxville
Ira Pryor
Migs May
Ray Y. Hanver
Frederick
Henry Stottlemyer
Wolfsville
Jene Stottismyer
Cavetown
Alaters
Daniel Kiser
Brederick
Reformed Church
Tntermant
Wolfaville
Lemuel Kline
Boonsboro
Misa Shafer
Bolivar
Frederick County
Jeharah
Lutheran Church
Rar. L. A.ash
Frederick Hotel Company organized with 80 000 capital
Articles filed for The Frederick Hotel Company of Frederick City plan to buy erect or lease properties in Frederick for a first class hotel with liquor sales pool and billiard room. Five directors including Robert H Pollock and W F Thomas to run the business for forty years. An option on the Park Hotel property had been given to Pollock expiring September 1 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Plronic Court
Robert H. Pollock
W. F. Thomas
J. E. Laterty
Frank L. 510Ner
Clinton J. Huutt
Frederick Hotel Company
Frederick City
Mfsioa
Direstora
Thomas
Westminster
Huff
Hanover
Mezera
Pollock
Laferty
Baltimore
Stoner
Frederick Bar
Park Hotel
Local Notes and Obits from Cumberland Area
Reports from Calvers county include Henry Snyder 88 Cumberland pioneer who died in derd Cant and George W. Duvall a retired farmer dying near Warfeldsburg. Also Prof H H Murphy named principal of Caroline County High School and Leo Wheat honored with a complimentary concert at Jesaup Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvers County
Henry Snyder
Cumberland
Derd
Eaward Mister
Big Sister
J. J. Tall
Orisfield
H. H. Murphy
Clapton
Del
Caroline County
Leo Wheat
Jesaup
Corsestion
George W. Duvall
Old Buvall
Warfeldsburg
Carroll County
Howard Bowers
Joseph Fish
Reckville
Margie Carlisle
Mamie Carlisle
Gaitherabrrg
Maryland
Commission
Social events and a street collision at Braddock Heights
The Social World notes a Musicale at East Church Street in honor of Miss Katherine Ertel of Baltimore with a trio by Pearre Barnes and Creager. Mr and Mrs Adolphus Fearbake host a house party at Braddock Heights for guests Mr and Mrs Howie Simyson of Philadelphia. A cart collision injures a colt and damages a porch post near Qorsey’s Hotel. Market quotes list Lions buying rates and farm prices. The Manor picnic and tournament proceeds today in Manor woods drawing a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musicale
Misaea
Ella
Amy Yeigler
East Church Street
Katherine Ertel
Baltimore
Messra
Pearre
Barnes and Creager
Adolphus Fearbake
Braddock Heights
Howie Simyson
Philadelphia
Personal notices from Frederick readers mix of travels and visits
Purse of short notes lists numerous residents and guests visiting Atlantic City Asbury Park York Pa Connellsville Pa and other places. Names include Jacob H Schmidt Dixon O Walker Edgar Worthington Cora Fort George T Moore Daisy and Mommie Barger Martha McCleery Edun V Gilben Gertrude Rhoderick Edith Radcliffe Marion S Michael Mamie McDonnell Charles E Borger Albert S Smith Edward Cook William Brace Charles F Kroh Wm Ramabarg Wm Baumgardner Ruth Summer O Ritter O L Ritter and others with trips to Boston Vermont Hagerstown Frederick and Atlantic City noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Marple Wilcoxon
West Church Street
Atlantic City
Jacob H. Schmidt
Alegany County
Dixon O. Walker
Edgar Worthington
Hagera Town
Cora Fort
Martinsburg
W. Va
Ship City
George T. Moore
Peoria
Ill
Frederick
Daisy
Mommie Barger
Telegraph Street
Martha
McCleery
Edun V. Gilben
Mise Gertrude Rhoderick
Cty
York, Pa
Miee
Edith Radcliffe
Washington
Marion S. Michael
Doub’s
East Beas
Mamie McDonnell
Thre ‘ Ghty
Charles E. Borger
Brunewick
Albert 8. Smith
East Fourth Street
Edward Cook
Baltimore
East Second
Atlan
Oley
Wim. &. Brace
Charles F. Kroh
West Third Street
Charles Q. MacGillian
Boston
Mass
Vermont
Charles J. Doll
Third Street
M. Steck
Middletown
Fannie Zimmerman
North Market Street
Asbury Park
N.J
Boteler
Miasourt
Chas. W. Tabler
William Foat
South Market Street
Wm. Ramabarg
North Market Etreet
Atlantic Oi
Wm. D. Baumgardner
Ruth ©. Summer
Walkersville
O. J. Ritter
Fairfield
George H. Zimmerman
East Patrick Street
Oosan Grove
N. J
Ann R. Roderick
John D. René
Connellsville
Alice Thompson
Laeaburg
O. A. Kidwiler
Ladonia Mullinix
Brunswick
John Fearhake
New York
Fearhake
Braddock Colony
W. Guy Kline
West Patrick Street
Hagerstown
Frank Ayres
Jacob Gorman
G . Goodell
Rutland
Margaret Prince
Eugene Sponsiller
Thomas Dougherty
Eset Fourth Street
Creageratownh
Loye
W. A. Kolb
D. D
Wlnchester
0. G.kveedy
Wesley Kindley
Hill Great Cottage
Graffenaburg
Franklin County
Misa Bettie Duvall
Boger Duvall
Misa Dollie Sponislier
Pearl
Taylor S&weadner
Liberty
O. L. Ritter
Annual Reformed Sunday School Reunion Held in Frederick County
The frest annual reunion of the Reformed Sunday schools of Frederick county was held at Braddock Heights with attendance from Frederick Middletown and beyond. Speakers included Rev Dr Conrad Clever and Rev Robert J Pilgram among others plus musical offerings by Prof Geo Ed Emich. Officers and committees of the new Frederick county Reformed Sunday School Union were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Clever
Robert J
Reformed Sunday Schools
Frederick County
Braddock Heights
Heights
Frederick
Middletown Valley
A. Q. McCardell
Sanday School Union
Hageretown
Robert J. Pilgram
Baltimore
E. R Euchbach
E L. McLean
J. W. Pontius
Middletown
G. W. Snyder
Boonsboro
Geo. Ed. Emich
Reformed Church
G. A. Snydar
Ostawba College
Newton
North Carolina
Hagerstown
Reformed Sunday School Union
A. O. McOsidell
H. H. Abbots
Emory L. Coblentz
A. O. McQardell
Wm. P. Holter
H. H. Abbott
J. Travers Thomas
Myereville
Washington
D. W. Sollenberger
U. B. Church
John F. Uland
Joseph Zimmerman
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
Edward M. Kader
Henory H. Cramer
Myeraville
Lngoh
So'clock
Entertainment at Hotel Braddock Delights Local Guests
A evening of song and vaudeville at Hotel Braddock featured Miss Rena Glass of Baltimore and a cast of Maryland and Pennsylvania performers. The program included The Bachelor’s Dream, a series of character sketches, and a patriotic tableau. New arrivals and a future service trip to Myerville were noted as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Braddock
Parsons
Mias Rena Glass
Baltimore
Ned Spohn
Miss Payne
Frederick
Emma Payne
Misa Corince Payne
Mira Mary ‘Gaborn
Pennsylvania
Gibson
Misa Doll
Wes Plaverly
Barigis
Aketeh Waa
Maud Senker
Togs H. Clark
Washington
OC. G. Snead
Savannah
Philip Hall
Adele Hall
O. W. Mohler
H. D. Letcher
Mias Rabeoon Delashmutt
Frederick colleges to open in September 1905 and notices
Frederick Colleges and Academy for boys will open early in September 1905. Applicants for state scholarships must notify the under signed before August 21. Also advertised are gas ranges for sale, excursion promotions to Niagara Falls, and various local business notices including groceries and coal stoves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
Frederick
Excaraton
Washington
Baltimore
Camden
Lehigh Valley
Thousand Islands
Buffalo
Hochester Janation
Rochester
Geneva
Watkina Glen
Glen Summit Springs
Mauch Obunk
Sosquihanna River
Lahigh
Wyoming
Oillond
Balsimore & Ohio Tlo
Bank Officers and Directors Listed in Historical Notice
A historical banking notice lists K. D. Baker as President and Wm G. Zimmerman as Vice President with cashiers and assorted officers including Duvall as Assistant Cashier. The document shows large capital figures of 100 000 and 250 000 and names multiple directors and associates in a dated financial record.
Law's Grip Seizes Alleged Thief in Frederick
Charles Johnson, alleged robber, arrested in Gettysburg by Officer O H Wilson and Deputy Sheriff Reiling. He is jailed to await requisition papers to be returned to Frederick. Johnson reportedly stood over six feet tall and is charged with April 9 assault in Brewery Alley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Johnson
Frederick
Gettysburg
O H. Wilson
Sherif Reiling
Johnson
Young
Harrisburg
Brewery Alley
Englebrecht
Morgan Ranklea
Brunewick
Hia Pernon
John L. Jordan
Tennels Tournament Tomorrow at Frederick Tennis Club
Tomorrow at 2 PM the Frederick Tennis Club hosts a series of matches against the Tharmont Club on East Third Street. Teams feature Measra Sefton Birely Mewers Mesthias Ley and Beachley for Tharmont with Frederick players Measera Hull Tome DeGrange Jol ie Smith. Singles also play between Mewers McSherry Thomas Lebbert and visiting members. A large spectator party attends with free admission and reserved seating for ladies. Another lot sold at Braddock Heights lot 19 between Fearhake and Goonell cottages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
Tome
DeGrange
DeGarmendia
Jolie
Smith
Mewers
McSherry
Thomas
Lebbert
Pasyera
Indies
Colored Picnic Draws Crowd at Fair Grounds
A Colored Hospital Association picnic drew a large crowd at the fair grounds today. The procession led by the American Band and featuring the colored basketball club and Dorsey’s Drum Corps traveled through Market Street to East Patrick Street before reaching the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairgrounds
Colored Hospital Association
American Band
Colored Bigeball Club
Dorsey
Market Strees
East Church Streets
Carter Streak
East Patrick Street
Fair Grounds
Lawn Fete to Aid Frederick City Hospital Guild
Frederick City Hospital Guild schedules a Lawn Fete on Mrs. Markey's lawn Braddock Heights Friday Aug 4 from 7 to 11. If rain the event moves to Saturday. Seafood offerings include spot tilapia mackerel rock batterfish bluefish soft crabs hard araba and clams. Phone 16 attend the fete to benefit the Frederick City Hospital under Hospital Guild auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraderick City Hospital Guild
J. H. Markey
Braddock
Frederick City Hospital
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Bistory
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Scout
Jand
Ture
Roxbure Weha
Oliver Waar Erery
Muvullero
Newport
Beneral
Terford
Wile Gover
Iser
Ral Meugier O
Jouhla Venture
Yorkefty
Suverur
Poe
Miles O Reilly
George Inniess
Piaial CO
Soothand
Tientsin
Giuseppe Sart
Venice
Papal
Leo MI
Pius Noe
Washingtow
L. Moora
Weather Bureau
Ida Cronenburg
Sea Food
Lidie’s Lawn
City Hos
Washington Stan
Canal Zone
G. Reginald Hughes
H. +. Hughes
Ity
Anama Canal Commission
News OF the
Harry Lippe
East Fifth Street
0. Smith
Patrick
David Werthetaner
J. Harry Johnson
George Wim. Fisher
Zima Hiln
Lewie E. Berok
Weat South Street
Harry Newcomer
West Second Street
Tolba
Markwood D. Harp
Nicaly
Elmer Ramabarg
Uttoa Milla
Stephen
Gelsbert
West All Saints’ Street
Qor‘sey’s
Manor
Prente
Manor Woods
Macant
Reformed
HOTEL
Citleens’ National Bank
John Hendrickson
Sto
Sho
Newig & Miller
Mie & Miller's
Thade Sale
Dr. W. ©. Johnson
Board of Miatters
Feforrier Gas & Euso
Carrell Manor Woode
Buckeyatown
Frederick Select Orchestra
Baltimore & Ohio
Denver
Col
Baltimore & Ohio R
Order of Eagles
Gal
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Fontreiee
Caillon B.& O. RR
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Capital
Monumental City
George
Roduck & Co
Sin Yard
Rodook
Thos. P. Rice
Rpuomag
P. “Rior
Tire
QO. L. Kefauver
Col. Church and Market Sta, Frederick, Moee
Foster
Frederick, MD
R. H. E. Peterman
U49 West Frankily Street
City Hotel
Martidanly
Kefauver
Church Street
Belant & Knott
A. J. Fichelberger
Ts. Frederick
Uss
Fanay
Cecil & Gorman
At Ady
Tas News
Kent Colhamn
F. B. Sappington
Qummer
F. B. Sappingtor
City Het
Newsrarerr Rohr
Citizens' Nat. Bank
J.D. Baker
WM. G. Baker
K. D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Bamuedl
Duvall
Asnt
Cashier
Burplus
Md.c.motter
J. Margett
Darig
U. M
Daxter
Bazan
Goonell
Union Knitting Mills
East Church Streate
East Church
Wiens
Winner
East Patrick
Wm. Oronise
Frederick Junction
Siager
Singer
East Patrick St
Impd. O
Jonn H. Bennett
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