Purely Personal in Frederick in Busy Social Round
Pleasant Paragrapha lists residents and visitors in Frederick area society. Notables include F. F. McNauny the oyster man from Baltimore, John Whitehill of Unionville, Miss Louise Kennedy visiting with Miss Mida Lakin, and Miss Gertrude Greer of Baltimore staying with Miss Helen Shipley. Several others travel or relocate, including F J Fitzpatrick of Louis McMurray Packing Company moving to Appleton Wisconsin with a cross country itinerary via Baltimore New York Boston and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise and
Lillian Kennedy
Mida Lakin
Buckeys ‘Own
Gertrude Greer
Baltimore
Mies Helen Shipley
Weat Chird Street
Wm. G. Zimmerman
Third Street
Pen-Mar
Mary Osburn
Sewickley
Fredrick
Lee Barnes
Pittsburg
Edgar McJardell
Heyde
G. W. Heyde
Unionville
Missea Birdie
Ethel Mills
the Smith
Libertytown
Misa Marie Diffendal
East Secondtreet
John D. Hendrickson
Chiifest
Linganore Hills Inn
Peter Kearns
Tippedance
Jas. Kearns
Annie Earnus
D. M. Scholl
Granddaugh
Miriam Schroeder
East Patch Street
F. J. Fitzpatrick
Louis MeMurray Packing Company
Crum and Davis Obituaries and Tax Board Actions
Obituaries note the death of Mrs. John D. Crum near Libertytown after illnesses, with funeral details and family legacy. Catharine Davis of McKeesport Pa died of paralysis, sister to Washington Is and William Beall of Libertytown. An infant of Dolph Dorsey died and was buried at Union. The State Tax Board met, announcing assessments for Union factoring, Frederick Turnpike, and other Baltimore area firms. several were continued or reduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Crum
John David Crum
Herme
Libertytown
Catharine Davis
Catharina Davis
Here
McKeesport
Washington Is
William Beall
Errytown
Ars.dolph Dorsey
Unionlo
State Tax Board
State Board of Tax Appeals
Joshua W. Hering
Robert P. Graham
Murray Vandiver
Sions
Asseas
Baltimore and
Aldermanic Meeting Opens With Petitions and Contracts
The regular August meeting of the Mayor and Board of Aldermen was held in City Hall. Petitions urged widening Whisner Street and laying a water main to Frederick Hospital. The railroad raised Derr's Alley instead of lowering it. A sewer is planned with $50 toward installation. Gutter inspection on South Market Street requested. Lima beans sale ordinance revised to allow after 6:30 on market days. West Fourth Street extension named Dill Avenue. Garbage collection contract awarded to C. Geisbert at 1350. other bids listed. Board approved various maintenance bills and adopted the market master report. Adjourned at 10 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whisner Street
John Ed. Schell
Smith
John Whisner
Oay
goUarGobake
Willard O. Keller
South Market Street
Suara
Zimmerman Creawery
West Fourth Street
Baumgardner
Dill Avenue
Lease
5.C. Geisbert
D. A. Shull
George E. Myer
Wm. H. Hopwood
H. T. Heimbald
A. BP. Renner
Frederick County Telephone and Telegraph Co
A B. Farquhar & Co
Frederick Electric Light & Power Co
Levis &Walter
General Electric Co
D. O. Winebrewer & Co
R. A. Rager
Isanogle & Wagaman
Standard Carbon Co
Garlack Packing Co
R. D. Wood & Co
J. M. Newman & Co
T. C. P. Sponseller
Onion Mig. Co
Frederick Brick Works
Reopening of Schools After September Institute
The district delays public school start to September 9 due to the Teachers Institute. Private schools begin September 3 with the Woman's College resuming September 10 and the Visitation Academy opening September 11. Frederick College also opens September 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's College
Duti
Visitation Academy
Frederick College
Weekly Circuit and Orphans' Court Real Estate Transfers
Transfers of real estate and marriage licenses issued in the Circuit and Orphans' Courts for the week ended August 21 include deeds from Catharine Eyler to Marshall Boone and Charles Grimes to Grove Shryock, among others. marriage licenses granted to Frank Nipple and Grace Steward and others. and Orphans' Court actions with sales reports and probate filings for Basan Young, Anna MaryBorger, Cornelia Korrell, Frederick Kintz, and John L Renn estates plus related administerships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit
Orphanted Courts
Orphans' Courts
Catharine KR. A. Eyler
Marshall D. Boone
Louis McMurray
Arthurb. Graham
John E. Phreeger
Milton F. Outeail
Frank Nipple
Grace Steward
Frederick
Robert G. Claypoole
Eva QO. Lloyd
Baltimore
Bernard A. Crnutchley
Mary Morgan
Orphans’ Court
Basan Young
Anna Mary Borger
Cornelia O. Korrell
Anna Mary Buarger
Frederick Kintz
Jacob F
Lewis M. Kintz
Busy Housekeepers Prepare for Winter Provisions and Franchises
Busy housekeepers stock pantry and cellar with jams pickles and preserves as winter nears. The piece notes abundant berries peaches and grapes and warns tomatoes and corn prices affect canning plans. Also reports Carlisle Pa granting a 100 mile street railway franchise with Westminster and Gettysburg links and local outings for Western Maryland deaf mutes at Braddock Heights with dances and a hospital association benefit planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Braddock Heights
Mary Jane
Middletown
Hospital Association
Washington Camp No 17 S of A officers installed
Deputy District President Thomas Lipps installed officers to fill vacancies including Jacob L. Engelbrecht as financial secretary Charles A Hermann as treasurer and Alpheus H Fogle as inspector A committee reported progress on drawing a gold watch and tea set to be displayed soon in Dr Clinton E Main's drug store
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Camp No
P.O. S. of A
Thomas
Lipps
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
Charles A. Hermann
Alpheus H. Fogle
Clinton E. Main
Camp Meeting at Emory Grove Closes After Successful Run
Emory Grove camp meeting closed after a series of services led by Rev. D B Moylan who deaf mute rendered The Prodigal Son in sign language. The event achieved religious and financial success with about 35 conversions and plans for a Chantaugua and literary musical program next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory Grove
D. EB. Moylan
Democratic Meeting at Floud building hosts speakers
A large First Precinct Democratic Club meeting was held at Democratic headquarters in the Floud building last night. General Baughman and John E. R. Wood were unable to attend though scheduled to speak. Addresses were delivered by H. Dorsey Etchison and John Wood of Frederick bar.
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First Precinct
Democratic Club
Democratic
Floud Building
General Baughman
John E. R. Wood
H. Dorsey Etchison
John Wood
Frederick Bar
Prize for Poultry Coop at Timonium Fair
The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals offers a prize of 30 dollars at the Baltimore County Pair in Timonium for the best designed coop used to transport poultry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Baltimore County
Timonium
Glenwood Farmers Picnic Draws 2000 Attendees in Cooksville
The Glenwood Farmers' Club Fourth district Howard county held its annual picnic in Mrs. Augustus Riggs grove at Cooksville. Prof. R. W. Silvester of Maryland Agricultural College delivered an address as several notable agriculturists spoke. Over 2000 people attended, including farmers from Howard Carroll Frederick and Montgomery counties. Local politicians discussed campaign issues after dinner in the grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Farmers’ Club
Howard County
Augustus Riggs
Cooksville
R. W. Silvester
Maryland Agricultural College
Howard
Carroll
Frederick
Montgomery
Flying Ants Alarm Maryland Travelers
Mont Pennington and family of Cumberland were driven back home when swarms of peculiar flying ants besieged their route on the National Pike. Pennington reports many travelers along the road battled the insects that filled noses and mouths, noting these ants resemble those said to have laid Blegato in Lisbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Mont Pennington
Cumberland
Mr. Pennington
Lisbon
State News of Interest in Brief Tourist Omission
News items from Maryland and nearby areas include Baltimore fatalities and civic notes. William Carter of Baltimore was killed at Bonsister Ohio. Naval cadet practice ships slated to reach Annapolis August 8. Rains in Washington county rot peaches with about twenty percent loss. Rev J M Tombaugh of Hagerstown declines Waterloo Iowa call. State Board of Appeals met and set September 5 for continued cases. John Santerback of Baltimore crowned during a Roas Bank shore picnic. Tinplate production up at Cumberland. iron and steel mills doubling capacity. Captain William H Smith died in Baltimore. Naval Academy lists candidates who passed mental exams. James E Vancant resigns as chief deputy in Howard County. Coroner’s jury finds deputy sheriff’s killing of Janes Hosking not justified. George Bowman and daughter injured in buggy accident near Hagerstown. Proposal to illuminate Baltimore’s Battle Monument with electric lights starting September 12 approved by Municipal Arts Commission. Mrs Clara Eveland dies near Goldsboro at age about 98.
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John Santerback
East North Avenue
Baltimore
St Roas Bank
Cumberland
Iron and
William H. Smith
Crief
Sie
Chunis Gours
Somerset
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Naval Academy
James E. Vancant
Howard County
Louis E. Phelps
Janes Hosking
George Bowman
Missie Bowman
Chevarille
Hagerstown
Battle Monument
Clara Eveland
John E. Eveland
Greensboro
Edward Stubbs
Goldsboro
Caroline County
Navy Department challenges Schley in court of inquiry
The Navy Department acting secretary Hackett warned Admiral Howison may be called to retire from the court if remarks attributed to him are proven. Crowninshield advised officials about the matter while Schley faces a possible official challenge and awaits further developments as to who deserves credit for the victory at Santiago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Department
F. W. Hacket
W. 8. Schleys
H. A. Howison
Hackett
Court of Inquiry
Admiral Schley
Lane
Otee
Crowinshield
Schley
Howison
Crowninshield
Howteen
W. 2. Sampson
Sohley
Sampson
Santiago
House breaking: Douglass Dorsey jailed on $300 bail
Douglass Dorsey was committed to jail by Justice H C Trandle at Liberty on a house breaking charge with $300 bail. He was held for grand jury action after alleged entry into James G. Jones's residence, stealing four gold breast pins valued at $8 and $3 in cash. Dorsey was arrested Tuesday evening at Edward Pratt's home in Catonaville and turned over to Officer Stephen Myers. the pin was recovered and it is said he sold the pin for 5 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglass Dorsey
H.C. Trandle
Liberty
Isis
Dorsey
James G. Jones
Edward Pratt
Catonaville
Stephen Myers
Ti Ia
Funerals for Ida E Luccnsi and Mary Finnfrook Set in Two Posts
The funeral of Mrs. Ida E Luccnsi of 2139 Calvert St Baltimore was held at St Ann s Catholic Church with a high mass of requiem by Rev John E Graham. Interment followed at Bonnie Brae cemetery. Separately the body of Mary Finnfrook of York Pa, drowned in Lake Roger Buena Vista, was recovered near the dam after dynamite use. Reward of 26 dollars was paid to H A Martin and Edward McGonigie for the recovery and funeral was held in York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida E. Luccnsi
Calvert Street
Baltimore
St. Ann’s Catholic Church
John E. Graham
Maryland State Council
Catholic Benevolent Legion
Bonnie Brae
Misa Mary Finnfrook
York
Lake Roger
Buena Vista
H. A. Martin
Edward McGonigie
Waynesboro
York, Mere
Destructive Cloudbursts Hit Carroll and Bedford Counties
A eastern Carroll county cloudburst Monday washed out abutments on the Baltimore and Harrisburg Western Maryland line delaying an east bound train four hours. Footstone creek cloudburst in Bedford county Pennsylvania caused severe farming damage and crop destruction. Water rose to record heights, driving people to hills and damaging buildings near safe elevations. This marked the third destructive cloudburst in the area since Sunday. Note the rainfall came in sheets with no electrical display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Baltimore and Harrisburg
Western Maryland Railroad
Chansysville
Bedford County
Misconduct at Mount Airy Sees Four Men jailed
Four colored railroad workers Baxter Peterson W M Buckner Debney Wick and James Montgomery were jailed at Westminster on riotous behavior near Mount Airy. Arrest warrants issued for four others with similar conduct. Justice Frank O Lewin ordered commitment, Deputy Trayer took them to jail. They had been drinking, fired revolvers, and yelled, avoiding a direct assault claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Airy
Baxter Peterson
W. M. Buckner
Debney Wick
James Montgomery
Baltimore and Ohio
Ridgeville
Westminster
Mount Airy
Frank O. Lewin
Trayer
Deficit predicted for Albany mission treasury
Bishop Doane of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Albany warns a probable $100,000 deficit in the board of missions treasury by September 1. He cites few legacies this year and smaller church contributions, noting most legacies were restricted gifts. He proposes taking offertories from congregations during summer resort periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Funda
Doane
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Albany
Board of Missions
Farm Sales Report From Walkersville and Ijamsville
The Misses Rinehart of Walkersville sold 158 acre farm along the Monocacy near Troutville to Chris A. Weddle of Woodsboro district for $6000. Auctioneer Harvey R. Lease public sold William Gaither’s 139 acre farm, two miles south of Ijamsville, to Mortiman Brandenburg at $29 per acre.
Special election planned in Middletown for town commissioner
A special election will be held in Middletown next Monday to fill a vacancy caused by the resignation of Stephen B. Coblentz who left office after being appointed judge of election in November next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Stephen B. Coblentz
Fair Conference to Meet September 14 in Hagerstown
The Fair Conference of the local board will convene Saturday September 14 in Hagerstown for an annual meeting followed by a luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Star Pictures of the August Sky Show Constellations
The nasveas present a vivid evening view around 9 o clock with bright Vega in the Harp forming a triangle with two others. Jupiter and Saturn appear about eight degrees apart, their brilliance surpassing the full moon, while the young moon adds extra glow to the celestial scene.
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Vega
Jupiter
Convention Postponed In New Market This Week
The District Sunday School Convention planned for New Market this weekend has been postponed to an early date. Also reported a brick cart from Frederick Brick Works broke down at Market and Church streets with a dropped brick due to a defective axle. Local market quotes show corn 42.50 per barrel, shelled corn 50 cents per bushel, No 2 red wheat 69 cents, steamer 60, rejected 50 cents, hay 12 or 14 per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
Frederick Brick Works
Market
Church Streets
E. W. Bargett
Reading on Summer Quietude and Handsome Tables
A fragmented plea promotes a cool quiet book to endure summer and a suggestion to try Arnold's Inks for making a table look handsome. The piece stresses summer reading and practical decor ideas.
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Arnold
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