Brief Items of Interest From Local and General Nature
The column lists diverse items from town life including a Sunday camp meeting rain and a country picnic, a trolley party to Jefferson, and a tidal flood of small incidents. It notes debris cleanup on North Market Street, a trial of the United engine over Carroll Creek, and August meteors to watch. Droughts, onion crops, and a life-threatening injury at the Frederick Biblical Engineering Co. appear alongside local curiosities and social notes about residents, births, and fishing trips with several mentions of named people and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Frederick
C. P. ‘Bennett
Will
Jefferson
OfMcer
Brengle
North Market Street
United Engine
Toebridge
Carrol Creek
Water Street
Millivenis
Woodward
Frederick’ Biblical Engineering: Co
Arty Opera House
EMF
Harry
Suport
Stasi
Fourth Street
East Fourth’ Street
Market Atrees
Juniata College
Huntingdon
Ares
Union
Pen-Mar
Mrmakia
Kidwiler
South Market Street
R. Neues
Gabe
Bowen Tour
Thorans G
Buckey Eachia
Aix
Franchise Granted for Frederick Railroad Tracks in Market Street
Frederick officials approve a fifty five year franchise for the Frederick Railroad Company to lay and maintain a single track on Market Street from Fifth to Patrick and on adjacent streets. Rules set track height, paving, wiring, and cross street safety with speed limits of six to ten miles per hour and a requirement to avoid fair-time disruption. The ordinance imposes completion deadlines and penalties if tracks are not in operation within the stated time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick'y
Pitt
Urom
Aitreot Strom
Schell
Eimory
J. Coblenta
Suilth
Eity
Vonqwmg
Mumning
Eatrick Street
Forluugghitig
South Street
Inop
Gates
Elfy
Grinting
Frederick
Market Street
O’elerk
Market Atrees
McCardel
Yautin
Conelontz
Rive
Turk News
Johnson
Gittinger
Tee Grinly
R. R_ Company
Rite
Frederick Railroad Company
Prpriston la
Frederick Stanraid, Company
Ta Sueressora
Sigelgna
Carrol
Railrode Company
Firth Street
Patrick Street
Telegraph Street
Carroll Street
Fand
Cubrotl
Atevett
Eenger Aod
Vad
Ative
Wild ‘Railroad, Company
Carrell Street
Carroll
Uuny
Fifth Street
Patrick
Patrick ‘Street
All’ Saints
Market
Church Street
Said - Railroad Company
Ripon Said Street
All ‘Saints’ Street
Mungor
Market‘ ‘Street
Railroad Company
Carroll Creek
Arackeon Market
Patrick and
Firth
Fifth
Wedding Bells at High Noon Inn and Church
A wedding took place at High Noon Inn and church with Miss Sappington, daughter of Mr. Eraaide Brown Sappington, eloping with Mr. Frederick? The couple, both prominent in Fraterick society, had lived in New York City and Rutland Vermont. The bride wore white crepe de chine with a tule veil. the couple’s reception and celebrations followed with a small bridal party and music by Mrs. Borek and Mr. Sokolove. They planned a northern honeymoon and will reside in New Jersey after September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sappington
Eraaide Brown Bappington
Fraterick
Avent School
Dent
New-York City
Asecon
Jen
Rutland
Vermonc
Peotiess Viner Cleaner Company
Mide Monaree
Taegea
Che Ushers
Mery Mranell
Thedd “Dorsey
Mas Louise T Milgely
Dus
Elbine Moll
Pers
Ne Hind
Newark
Bi Ark Company
Ce Omer
Ila Qumoclutes
Market Street Trailers and City Rail Rules Adopted
The mayor and Aldermen authorize limited trailer use on Market Street and grant rights to other railways with proper safeguards. A five cent fare for riders over five is set, fire units have right of way, snow removal rules, street work orders, and bridge repair lumber orders are noted as the meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Street
Frederick Railroad Company
Saime
Fréderick’ Railroad
Frederick ‘Railroad Company
Kemp
City Hall
Johnson
Patrick Atreets
J. Michael
Washington Street
Open Accounts for Individuals Firms or Corporations
A historical notice invites opening of accounts for individuals firms or corporations at the Savings Department. It mentions 4 percent per annum under certain conditions and that customers may draw funds through the building during business hours.
Winchester Goes Dry by Local Option Vote
Winchester voted in a local option election yesterday and declared itself dry by a majority of 150 votes. The result was celebrated by supporters with little bitterness. Later reports indicate the victory margin remains unchanged. A municipal building project was also decided, to house fire and police departments, at a meeting in Roxboro. A new board of health was formed with Burgess J G Rondabuah and Dr Wedgiel Smith among its members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Rooosboro
Davia
Wedgiel
Smith
Bohemians at Thurmont and Braddock Heights Concerts
Local notices urge attendance at a Braddock Heights Auditorium concert tonight at 8 o clock featuring the Bohemian Girl with the same company and orchestra as last May. A Thurmont concert tomorrow night offers a 5 cent round trip, incl mission. Basket picnic details and a church lawn gathering in Winchester Street on Saturday Aug 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Thurmont
East South Street
Winchester
Street
Bicycle theft notice at City Hotel Barber Shop
A note reports a party took a bicycle from in front of the City Hotel Barber Shop and warns that if a bicycle is returned, nothing will be said. The message also urges timely payment of an elects bill by the 10th to receive a discount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stolln
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Adab Jeane Menken
Paria
Jame Ws
Louis Chandler
Montton
Ate
Thor
Venus
Gemini
WashinoTon
Maryla
Moore
Lewis
Roy
Gencor
Gerrall Bt
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Geeees
Melotis
Marchio &Co
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Briddock Auditoriim Fancy
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Dixon
The
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Eees
Nat
Bank Minsing Union Saltese
Lowenstn
E. Cline
Ruth
F. B. Sappington
MR. C
S. Tay
Citizens' National Bank
Citizens' National
BANK
Frederick, MD
Capital
New
John Evans
Scranton
Inrga
Imal
Dixon's Cash Market
Opera House
Just
Carlond
Saslooe
Manino.& Co
Cor
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Ste
Anns
Dison
Taureday
Crme
Antophone
Banal
John D. Mendricknon
Tatephoos
Elentle Belty
Aibdo
Bella
Draasua
Madras
Ai Varday
Anit Kou
Ge. Lee
John ‘D, Hndricked A
Neidig & Miller
Dyeidio Acien
Akon
Mannufacturera
Benafit
Balantice
Vale
Toby Wlankatsy
Frocy Demas
Pir
Niveris
REXAI
Janzidiy-Wiyfat
de. L. A. Burcks
Anne
Marino's
Second Streets
Braddock
Prof
Frank
Highbarger, Tometrigt
Higustown
New City Hotel
Bia Fire Tunnel
Lina
Ralph E. Mosser
Patrick Atrant
Direotor
Me EU
THN Etchison Furniture
STORE
An Tay Ea” Cponan P
Horta
Ates Idkest
Repairin Ad Agri Ing
Fie Palen
Gillou
Cound Farm
Rapart
Te Tamron
Came & Bons
Joan
Etey
Churét
Cramer & Stauffer
Cea & Senet
Y Moron
Ud Court Becooers Toon
Crotaata
Ion
Caren
New Market Pike
Pepe Umun
Young & Staley
Oung & Staley
Tons
Fee Orm
W. Palalek
Reece
Ersurance
Eres
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