Pleasant Personal Glimpses From Frederick Residents
Purely personal notes recount visits and travels of Frederick residents and guests. Miss Simpson of West Virginia guests Helen Shipley. Miss May Gambrill and Miss NeHie Jones return from Mt Ephraim. Rev George Bowers vacations with his mother in Frederick County. several Baltimore and Hagerstown visitors and birthdays noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blacce Shriner
Belen Schley
Adrintic City
Oscar Rhodes
Hegerstown
Jefferson
Frederick County
Miscel Clara and
Rae Garrett
Baltimore
Islend Park
Gideon Staley
Charles Collins
Harper’s Ferry
May Gambrill
Hagerstown
NeHie Jones
Elk Rose
May Trexholm
Mt. Ephraim
Wm. Chew
Frank Chew
South Market Street
Monrovis
L. L. Billingster
North Pacific Railroad Company
Pinkney White
Richard Reese
St. Andrew's
Katie Galdsborough
May Woodard
Richmond
Frederick
Rev. Gantt
Wm. Cooper
W.C. Focke
Taz News Office
John Maysilies
Miss Fiers
Misees Eva
Clara Nunsmether
Cannon Avenue
Bright Local Bits Highlight Picnic and Resignations
Seven hundred eighty excursionists left over the Baltimore and Ohio railroad this morning for a Grocers picnic at Island Park. Nelson E Stockman warden at Montevue has resigned. A group of young ladies and gentlemen spent yesterday picnicking near Kel-Mar along the Monocacy. A marriage license was issued in Washington yesterday to Jesse H Cram and Weekes Roelkey, both of Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Grocers
Phcnic
Island Park
Nelson E. Stockman
Montevue
Braddock Heights Antiful Picture and New Resort Vision
A writer tours Braddock Heights near Frederick, describing a planned summer resort atop the Gatoctin, with a dancing pavilion, three story observatory, and future electric road. The article recalls Braddock’s 18th century march, Braddock Spring, surrounding Frederick Valley, and nearby towns like Middletown and Harper’s Ferry, noting prospects of a grand hotel and improved transport to attract visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Taney’s
Rudyard Kipling
Gatoctin
Braddock
Alitharie
Eye
Frederick Valley
Linganore
Middletown
Harper’s Ferry
Brown
Seaboard
Grampton’s
South Mountain
Reno
Lee
McClellan
Old Dominion
Mount Otter
Cetectin Range
Mt. Cstalpa
High Knob
Washington
Breddocks Spring
Braddock Heights
Maryland Trotters Defeat Lord Baltimore 24 to 6 in Baltimore
The Maryland Trotters of Frederick's, a crack colored team, routed the Lord Baltimore club 24 to 6 in Baltimore before hundreds. Staunton stood out in the field for the Trotters, with Brown, Robinson, and Cote among the lineup. A second game is slated for Union Park this afternoon between the Frederick team and the Baltimore nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Trotters
Frederick
Baltimore
Lord Baltimore
Haltimore
Robinson
Stanton
Battmore Clab
Frotters
Trey
Union Park
Stanntos
Brown
Cote
Staunton
Briscoe
Mitchell
Hall
Les
Fae
Cates
Tromers
South Street Park
Mehiiing
Carl Molesworth
Albert Smith
Riddiemeier
Brest
Waelters
Fleshman
Eckstein
John Groff
Ernest Moberly
Charley Siz
Reunion of Lebanon Valley College Students in Keedysville Md
The sixth annual Maryland alumni reunion of Lebanon Valley College was held Monday August 6 at 8 o'clock in Keedysville Maryland. Rev E C B Castle gave welcome and Prof H Clay Desnet responded. The program featured songs, orations, solos, and a benediction. Alumni led tours to Antietam battle grounds and the event was described as a success in every respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susderta
Lebanon Valley College
Maryland
Keedysville
CT. B
E.C .B. Castle
H. Clay Desnet
Maryland Association
Annie E. Wilson
Cavetown
Mies Flora Maystlies
City
Annie Keedy
Reedysville
Instrumentat Soto
Mies Lulu Baker
Weatville
Ohio
Mias
J. H Maysiles
This City
Sweet Marle
FB. Flook
J Thomas Spacgier
Hagerstown
The
Brotherhood of Map
Castle
D D. Reedy
Silas Neikirs
Baker
D. D. Reedy
A.M
Bilal Neikirk
Beg
Antietam Battle Grounds
Funeral of Mrs Mary C Staley Near Charles City
The funeral of Mrs Mary C Staley who died at her residence near Charles City on the 5th occurred yesterday and was largely attended. Services were held at the house with Rev M Hench officiating. She was well known and will be greatly missed in the community. Interment followed at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Bearers were Lewis J Martz Ezra Wachter Edmund P Feaga Lewis S Ramsberg Thomas L Miller and Wm H Stull. Charles J Smith was funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis J. Martz
Ezra Wachter
Edmund P. Feaga
Lewis S.ramsberg
Thomas L Milier
Wm. H- Stull
Charles J. Smith
Christian Endeavor and State Convention Delegates Named
Glynden Camp and Glyaden Temperance Camp held a Christian Endeavor Convention yesterday. The State Convention meets today with expected nominations for Congress in the second, fifth and likely sixth districts. County delegates include J N Zimmerman, Frank B Sappington, D E Stone, J D Nicademus, Rev W M Strayer, George F Nicole, N O Cline, William R Dorsey, B J Patterson, D B Biauffer, Harry C Remsburg, J H Hefauver, J Wilson, William H Raxklea, J Legore, D S Rice, R Senner, A S Thomas, Nosh Ronizaba, John A Saxton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C. Remsburg
J. H. Hefauver
J. Wilson
William H. Raxklea
J. Legore
Rice
R. Senner
A. S. Thomas
Nosh Ronizaba
John A. , Saxton
Brothers Shaffer Cousin Cycle Tour Through Maryland and Virginia
Mr Charles Shaffer and his cousin Percy Keating of Washington DC left Martinsburg West Virginia on bicycles at 2:52 Sunday to visit their mother's old home at Peteraville in the county. They then rode to Frederick, returned via Brunswick Harper’s Ferry to Shepherdstown and back to Martinsburg arriving at 9:30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Shaffer
Percy Keating
Wahington
D. C
Martinsburg
Bicycle Parade Promises Local Wheelmen Event Friday
The bicycle parade in this city on Friday promises great interest for local wheelmen. A souvenir spoon will be given to each participant. A committee meets tonight to finalize arrangements. The Salvation Army held an open air meeting last night and will continue with an indoor gathering on East Fifth Street at 7 30 this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A
Salvation Army
East Fifth Street
Brotherhood Convention Held by Baltimore St Andrew Society
About 100 delegates gathered at All Saints Episcopal Church for the Brotherhood of St. Andrew convention in Baltimore. Leaders praised the hospitality of All Saints and the local parish, with talks on Brotherhood work in small towns, and invitations to next meetings in Washington and in St. Michael and All Angels. Notable figures included H. C. Turnbull, J. E. Carr Jr, and P. B. Pierce with delegates from Towson, Hampden, Elk Ridge, and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Brotherhood of
Osborne Iogle
All Sainte
Frederick Fot
J Teeeks
Homestead
Bampden
Elkton
Elsridge
Frederick
F. ©. Rhodes
Liberty
Moran
Lycett
Church of the Messiah
Levering
Bla
Washington
P. B. Pierce
Brotherhood
St. Andrewa
Turnbull
Denmead
Church of St. Michael and All Angels
AH Saints
BH. G. Turnball, Jr
Real Entyre
Trinity Chapter
Towson
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Diocese of Maryland
Easton
Jas. E. Carr, Jr
Baltimore Bar
Emmanuel Chapter
W. H H. Power
Trinity Church
Towton
W. D. Morgan
Memorial
Mr. Allisos
St Michael and All Angela
J. C. Jones
J. G. Garrett
Holy Comfoter
Vr. Brashears
St. Thomas
Wm. C. Butler
51. Mary's
Hampden
F.J. C. Moran
Gracechurch
Elk Ridge
Bat
Adam Demweed
B. M. Isaac
F. C. Rhodes
John Spring, Jr
James
Precatorial anglers reel bass near Furnace Ford
Four men named L. F. Kussmstl Howard Kuse maul Danny Hobbs and Wm. Heard were seen fishing yesterday near Furnace Ford and returned home with several fine bass. A later note promotes Syrup of Figs as a gentle remedy for constipation and to stimulate kidneys and liver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Kussmstl
Howard Kusemaul
Danny Hobbs
Wm. Heard
Furnace Ford
Delegates From Epiphany and St Johns Chapters Attend Meeting
Reporter details delegates from Epiphany Chapter Washington AK Pi and St Johns Chapter Washington along with George W Baker of St Johns Chapter Frostburg traveling by Baltimore and Ohio trains. Baltimore delegates returned by the 8:05 am schedule while others stayed to join friends Wednesday and depart on the 4:30 pm train. G O Talbott of First National Bank Jefferson West Virginia chaired Zion Chapter attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Patent Office
Epiphany
Washington
Beaker
John’s
Georgetown
D. C
George W. Baker
St. John’s
Baltimore
Thomas HM
Kurtz Engelbrecht
Frostburg
G. O. Talbott
First National Bank
Jefferson
Charlestown
West Virginia
Zion
Emancipation Day Celebrations Plan Gains in City
Tomorrow's Emancipation Day activities feature an excursion train network from Baltimore and Washington with clubs and organizations. Hon Thomas B Reed and other speakers invited at the fair grounds. A grand military parade and baseball games between Cambridge, Washington and Baltimore teams planned. City bands, posts and drum corps headline events ending with Nazarite Hall entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Washington
Thomas B. Reed
House of Representatives
Fair Grounds
Cap‘ain Jeckins Cornet
Kilpatrick Post
A.R. Frederick City
West All Sainte Street
Nazarite Hall
Corn Outpaces Wheat In Baltimore Grain Market
Corn soared above wheat at the Baltimore Corn and Flour Exchange with a 5 cent edge in settling price. Corn jumped 7 cents over Monday, closing at 62 cents bid, 57 cents asked for spot and August, while wheat gained as well. Lawrence Cramer noted corn last topped wheat in thirty years, citing crop prospects. Also included: Cyrus Corbett, a Waynesboro lad, returned home with tramps after a Pennsylvania tour. Local sick lists update for Carrie Reese and Mrs John E Fleming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Corn and Flour Exchange
Lawrence Cramer
Frederick Elevator Company
PROFITABLE MONDAY DRESS GOODS SALE ADVERTISED
A fragmented ad lists dress stuffs and ginhams in dusky colors at 6 to 16 cents, highlighting fall styles and quality. Also notes tea growing in Ceylon as premier, with one pound equaling stronger blend, plus local notices on fish, cabinets, and upcoming fair programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M&diux
Ceylon
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LY News
Catherine Mow
Edwin Sandys
York
Antoine Arnauld
John Rodgers
Juba
Hartford
Equity
Dred SS
Wis
Charles Anderson Dasa
Sehgiar
Docter
Hinsdale
N. HL
George Mans
Tormas Crofton Cruber
Gerer Tourverneur
Ko Warren
Army of the Potomas
Ged
Newport
New York Central
Otr
Dequeste
S2secist
WasHiseron
D.C
Thoreday
WM. W. Hapemeier
the Weather Bureau
NEW
Tung
Poster Aled
Nons’ Jewelry
Auiicabine
E. Cramer
Urbans M. E. Cketch
Tetzendanner & Conn
Eorge H Zimmerman
Franklin Law Bank
Alen Rohrback
Hood
Andrew
All Senate
Robert 8. Hart
Baltimore Local Council
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Ceresville Roller Flour
Ceresville
Corbett
Cyrus Corbett
Waynesporo
Trampe
Gettysburg
Oxford
Hanover
Pennsylvania
Buena Vista
Carrie Reese
West Third Street
John E. Fleming
Cetzandanner
Dean
Barnesville
North West
Geo
H. Zunmmerman
Brent
Booth Market St
Mary Little
South Market St
Doll & Albaugh
Febkodte Ee
Academy OF the Visitation
Academy
Patrick Street
Bell & Albaugh
Daniel Sunday
Bansonville
Frederick City Booke Company
SyiSdantt
Prirce
Wherezare
F.rb. Sappingtion
Market St
Mulliniz & Kemp
Bargatra
Mums & Kure
UDR
F. V. Staub
Cpieon Tha
Ointerl
STADH
North Mahest Street
J. Beckley
East Second Street
Great Frederick Fair
Bee Rhodes
McVardell’s
J. BR. L. Hardesty
City Hotel
Emory Grove
Peraone
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Inclnaive
Viavi Co
New York
Kemp Hall
S$ O’clock
Sud
S. N. Market St
Walker & GO
Ad. E. Walker & Co
Rodoue & Neidig
Froduce A
Rodock
Noldio
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rice & Son
R. L. Harley
Becbast Ilok Moncaastailor
Harlet
Frederick, Ma
Jie
Badomay Heer
Apollo Bebe
National Cage Brewing
Comany’s
Bay View Brewing Company
TRE Dukrebar
E. Evans & Bons
Lepps, Cor
West Patrick and Telegraph
Friderick, Re
W. C. Eldridge
G. Eldridge
Tull
W. G. Eldridge
Frederich. MD
B. H. Blackston
B. H. Buaesston
N.market Steret
Miller
Meller & Ou
P. H. Pyterd
Orcy Coal
Jilmes
Walker & CO
George's Ureer
Cumberland
Mall Telephone
Reir Street Depot
JOB Printing Office
Ite
Owett
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