Governor Harrington Visits Maryland Armory and Public Buildings
Governor Harrington and party spent the weekend at Braddock Heights and attended a large reception at Braddock Hotel. They toured Cambridge Armory, Maryland School for the Deaf, Frederick City Hospital, Hood College, and the state armory, with the governor praising Maryland’s early achievements and public works. He spoke at a song service and reviewed the state’s road system, public utilities, and education measures, urging return of Maryland’s militia and praising local history and patriotism.
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Braddock Heights
Braddock Hotel
Cambridge
Harrington
Frank (. Hargett
the Heights Auditorium
Pg Record
State Armory
Frederick
C. FP. Goodell
D John Markey
Christ Reformed Church of
Middletown
Mathias
Frank Hargett
Maryland School For the Deaf
Forrester
Board of Visitors
Frederick City Hospital
Hood College
Frederick County
Maryland
Lord Baltimore
Johnson
Continental Congress
Great Britain
Thomas Johnson
Frederick Countlan
George Washington
Senate
Annapolis
Cowpens
Long Island
Guilford Court House
Eutaw Springs
Good Roads Commission
United States
Public Service Commission
Public Service
School Survey Commission
State of
General Assembly
Maryland National Guard
Eagle Pass
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Braddock Heights Band Delivers Well-Received Concert Recital
A Braddock Heights concert program featured hymns psalms and poems with a prayer by Rev Elmer J Cobb lent and a governor Carrington address. The program ended with The Star Spangled Banner as the choir performed Seek Ye the Lord and other selections under Prof Lynn Stephens director.
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Geo. Kaw. Smith
Elmer J. Coblentz
Pasor
First Reformed Church
Waterwerke For Shepherdstown Franchise Granted
Water works for Shepherdstown are assured as the Mayor and Council grant a franchise and arrange funds. The contract for construction has been let and the plant will be completed in 90 days under the executive committee of the Shepherdstown Light and Power Company. An alarm of fire sounded last night after eleven due to crossed wires ringing the bell at the Junior engine house. no companies responded.
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Smallwood
Yorktown
Continental Congress
Philadelphia
Cornwallis
Harrington
Farrington
United States
Irancis Scott Key
William Pinckney
Roger Brooke Taney
Frederick
Marland
Commonwealth
George Washington
America
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