Purely Personal Notices From Frederick and Nearby Residents
A collection of social notes lists Miss Mary Dix of Frederick visiting Baltimore friends, Miss WGinzie Eagle in Champlainburg Pa, and Howard and Wood P. Johnson of Norfolk visiting relatives in the city. Other entries include travels to Niagara Falls, visits from Chicago, Braddock Heights and Baltimore trips, and guests at Singorae Hill Inn with notable visitors Melville Ball and Ada Y. Warlman among them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dix20
Frederick
Baltimore
Wginzie Eagle
West Fourth’ Street
Chambateburg
Messrs
Howard and
Wood P. Johnson
Norfolk
May Zimmarman
North Market Street
Araby
Geo D. Moore
Ben Rpending
Fredrick
Chicago
George W. Gree
Bla Bro&ber
Joseph D. Freep
East Third Street
Motle Brookey
Hate Gitfinger
Ellen Rohrbsch
Lime Kilng
Germantown
Helen Kats
Blanche Hildebrand
Central Dry Goods
Arthur Williams
New York
Vislting Bis
MicOlintook Young
Howard Johnson
Hamithen
Braddock Heights
C. F. Goodell
Tyler
East Patrick Street
Blanche Chapline
Hageratown
George H. Schroeder
West Patrick Street
Marguerite Rnode
Pennsylvania
East Church Street
Jennie Hough
Singapore Hill
Inn
A. Melville Ball
Melville Bell
A. Graham Bell
Aleo Mica Ada Y. Warlman
John Hitz
Abief
Yalta
Washington, D. C
Switzerland
Churches Begin Meetings and Local Notices in Frederick Area
The German Baptist Brethren will start meetings on Frederick Street on Sunday August 20 led by Elder A Hutchinson. Lewistown Methodist Episcopal Church reopens next Sunday evening with Dr J E Hesse preaching. The Clarkeburg charge quarterly conference at Forest Grove August 26 27 led by M H oharah Bonth. Dr B W Bond preaches August 26 and 10 o'clock service August 27 with the Lord's Supper. Dr Bond also preaches at Flint Hill Sunday afternoon. The Brengle bond case testimony was filed by Equity Examinator D Princeton Buckey and may go before the court around September. Robbery and fire: intruders robbed the Smith residence near Woodsboro last night then set the building and summer kitchen on fire. A marriage license was issued in Baltimore for Spencer C Smil Frederick and Annie E Milbourne Orlafield Md. Bay you saw it in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
A. Hutchinson
Lewistown
Bond
St. Flint Hill
Brengle
Equity
D. Princeton Buckey
Jasmea W. Smith
Woodsboro
Frederick City Nominates Reassessment Reforms and Tax Report
The Frederick City Mayor and Aldermen met with most members present to review reassessment discrepancies. Bids for garbage removal spanned 1805 to 1906 with Edward Freed winning at 1495 dollars. Tax Commissioners report urges extended city limits, fair reassessment, value-based taxes, and publication of a blue book, while officials consider a new electric light at Sixth and Bent streets and an ordinance restricting hog heaping in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lene
Edward Freed
Stephen ©. Getebers
Wan Thenrensd
Frederick City
Maryland
Notioga
Bank
el A
Sas
Sonodary
Frederick Corporation
Edward Gletinger
Hogpen Ordinance Sheds Light on City Rules and Debts
The board debates hog pen limits and permits for more than five hogs, with penalties up to $20 and 30 days’ jail. An exception allows batohoeres to keep up to 15 hogs for five days. The meeting covers license enforcement, fire company debts, and a Dr. Ira J. McCurdy damage claim. Funeral notices, a Red Men picnic, and local market data follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Schell
Douglass
Douglas
City Register
Hershberger
Shem
Hase
Mr. Gohell
Gra
Cobmit
J. Roger McSherry
Ira J. McCurdy
Dr. McCurdy
Horce
East Patrick Street
H. O. Roberts Supply Co
Frenderick Gaa & Micotric
O. P. Smith & Son
H. A. Hoks
Unteo Manufacturing Co
Concrete Block
Petition Dismissed as Funds Spent Before Injunction Action
The court dismissed the Harwood versus Mayhall petition after testimony showed the money in question had been spent and dissipated before any injunction could restrain further use. Witnesses including Miss Mayha and her mother described expenditures and transfers tied to a $50 certificate and a $100 bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wase
Ethcion
Harwood
Wm. T. Harwood
Mary Mayta
Coors
Mr. Harwood
LU. E. Kepler
Doll Bros
Bea
Miss Mayha
James Jones
Miss Mayhall
Hilen Mayha
Houck
Ellen Mayha
Chilé
New York
Frederick
Constable W. ©. Darner
Thas
Brown
Fancy Dress Party On Mountain With School Guests
The social world reports a fancy dress party hosted by Miss Ritchle's junior dancing class on the mountain. Attendees included Maryland, Virginia Carty, Colonia Beller, Helen Zimmerman, and many Washington, D. C. guests plus a prince and clown. dances and praised performances added to the evening. A Liberty town area party followed at Pine Mountain Dairy Farm with music by Prof. David Harper and assorted guests. A masquerade at Braddock Heights featured unique costumes and games, and a Washington area dance at the Braydock colony showcased lantern-lit porches and a supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Ritchle
Maryland
Virginia Carty
Colonia
Mantz
Washington, D. C
Purae
Mies Antoineste Markell
Abbie McCardell
Zoe Anderson
Georgie Gittinger
Katherine Tyson
Inez Willard
Gertrude Shafer
Louise Kemp
Jane Harrison Boyd
Washington, D.C
Poppy
Misa Ethel Shafer
Prince
Austin Pearce
Marshall Etchison
Libertytown
Misa Ostharine Goodwin
Goodwin
Wamsley
Eyler
David Harper
Westminster
Clarance Wamsley
Misa Harriet Wamalay
Katie
Martin
Ward
Mrs. Pence
Misa Mollta Cox
Catharine Goodwin
Lucy Coppinger
Beasle Carter
Irene
Nettie Simpson
Mary Hitzensberger
Angela
Helen Trundie
Margaret Boyle
Ivy Applebee
Mary Caramel
W. E. Walab
Mr. Goodwin
Mastera Teddy
Harry
William
Henry Ward
John Keller
Braddock Heights
Harry Blake
Huszabeth Blake
John Blake
Misa Regins Brehm
Mise Holter
Holter
John O. Newman
Misa Allos Newman
Conklin
Miss Young
Riddlemoser
Misa Marguerite Riddlemoser
Maaters Wil
Mam
de Lauter
M de Lauter
Annie
Elia
Clara
Edna Keller
Washington
Washington, Braddock Colony
Heatens
Misa Grace Porterfield
J H. Markey
Brenner
Umbrella Bargains and School Stockings Flood Frederick Ads
Local notices advertise clothing and fabric bargains at low prices, plus August sale items from J Jag and Miller. Street ads promote umbrellas priced at one dollar, blankets, silks, and dress fabrics, with upcoming sales events and fall merchandise arrivals at Frederick merchants.
Fun at Hotel Braddock cake walk thrills guests
A large crowd at Hotel Braddock enjoyed a Virginia style cakewalk by four Frederick etar walkers. Brig Gen Harrington and Mr Corble served as judges as a colored professor played ragtime music. Guests later warmed by a fireplace as Miss Mary Osborn and Miss Laura Bruff visited, with other arrivals noted and a log rolling event announced for Brad dock Heights on Wednesday under Modern Woodmen of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Braddock
Frederick
Virginia
Harrington
Washington
John Corble
J. H. Smith
Baltimore
Gross
Mary Osborn
Laura Bruff
West Virginia
J. E. Braff
Mt. Clair
N.J
Bote Braddock
Kederok
Baker
Pad. Gray
Boston
J. Haynes
New York
W. F. Corkran
Wilmington
Del
O. H. Johnson
Norfolk
H N. Tuttle
Philadelphia
Braddock Heights
Arspices
Hagerstown Camp
Modern Woodmen of America
Dance at Pavilion After Vaudeville Entertainment
Frederick Belest Orchestra opens vaudeville before dance Friday evening at Sterling's pavilion. Free dressed fish including mackerel bass trout spots soft crabs and clams. Admission 25 cents, pay car fare on dance night. Friday the 15th. Tickets 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warlngdale
Lidie’s
Frederick Belest
Sterling's
Auditorim
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Ss. Olivet Cemetery
Thomas P. Rice
Misa Mary Koontz
8. John's Catholic Church
Fr. Kane
L A. Burck
John A. Kennedy
Harry J. Kennedy
Victor Brookey
Michael Kennedy
Edward Koontz
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Yellow Springs
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Mise
Citizens’ National Bank
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Frederick. ND
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Tal Model
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