Rockville Notes and Local Almanac Folders
Rockville and Montgomery County items include obituaries for Anna Dobson and John Reid, church notices for St Joan's and St Bartholomew's, and births and deaths around Gaithersburg. A 1900s style note mentions a proposed Rockville military company. Local illness updates cover Carlos de Garmendia, Alfred Ritter, Miss Lou Ziegler, Patrick Tinney, Alton B. Carty, Lou Harris, Emms Catsail, Mrs Jacob Nichols, James Dunn, and others. George A Gilbert advertises lost items and for sale notices appear alongside community notices.
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Montgomery County
Anna
Afr
William A. Dobson
Rockville
St Joan’s P. BE
Viney
St. Bartholomew's
Edward Bowie
James
Katie D. Trundle
Gaithersburg
Sandy Spring
Leeufiitt
Benjamin Hodges
Carlos de Garmendia
Alfred Ritter
Sophia Ford
B. & C. Avenue
Lou Ziegler
Louis
Lou D. Harris
Harry Garrett
Knoxville
Emms Catsail
Washington
Jacob Nichols
Br. A. Woodward
James Dunn
Brunswick
Birthday Picnic and Local Notices in Social World
Buchanaa Smith hosted a birthday picnic at Col. Den nig place with about 20 young people. A pound party for Miss Ida Appleby was planned at Mr Crawford's Schleysville residence. Legal notices include Hyland P Stewart et al vs Catoctin Paint Company and a pending injunction and receiver appointment. A police telegram seeks a woman named Mrs C T Carpenter or Mrs Warren E Cook for transfer to Baltimore. John P Poe, Democratic candidate for attorney general, says he will attend the Pleasant picnic of Neva geaney ora a have r in coma!
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Buchanaa Smith
Franklin B. Smith
Ida Appleby
Hyland P. Stewart
Catoctin Paint Company
Frederick County
Wm. B. Price
Alfred E. Hatch
Circuit Court
Onisiliz
Willan
Price
Baltimore
C. T. Carpenter
Warren E. Cook
Marshall Frey
Poe
John P. Poe
Carlton Shafer
County Central Committee
Nevaigeaney Ora
Coma
Town Seashore Festivities Inspire Mary Jane Tale
A lively Frederick County reminiscence recounts seaside outings, camp meetings led by Rev Talmage, and a hotel misadventure. The author riffs on music, temperance drinks, and local social scenes before returning home to report upcoming events, picnics, and a cattle show prep at the B&O station.
Rev Fr Reaney guest of York Road clergy in Baltimore
Rev Fr William H Reaney pastor at St Peters Liberty has been named chaplain in the US Navy and will soon receive his commission. He will be the second Catholic priest to serve as navy chaplain joining Rev G Parks aboard the Philadelphia. There are twenty three navy chaplains in total. He will leave Baltimore to dig for the Bine Amountain House and will celebrate mass tomorrow in the chapel on the Rice Ridge near the hotel.
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Reaney
William H. Reaney
Baltimore
William E. Bartlett
Charles Bart
St. Ann’s
York Road
Third Street
St. Peter's Church
Liberty
County
United States Navy
Navy
G George Parks
United States Man of
Philadelphis
Father Reaney
Wil
Rice Ridge
Weather brief notes strong rainfall and corn outlook
The Maryland Weather Bureau reports Frederick had above normal rainfall with good distribution and beneficial effects on crops. Temperatures ran slightly above average with little sunshine. Early corn nearly all made and of excellent quality while late corn 15 remains on course for similar quality. Dry temperate weather expected next week.
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Maryland Weather Bureau
Frederick
Democratic Central Committee meets in Frederick Friday
Members of the Democratic Central Committee of Frederick County will meet in the grand jury room in Frederick on Saturday September 19 at eleven o'clock.
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Democratic Central Committee
Frederick County
Grand Jury
Frederic
Wil
Ctr
Red
Maryiana
The Saturday Market Prices and Arrivals
The Saturday Market reports a strong trade with abundant vegetables and fruit, noting high prices for peaches and grapes. Listed prices cover eggs through hams and a wide range of produce including potatoes, onions, cucumbers, and huckleberries with many items priced per peck or per bushel. Last section lists yesterday hotel arrivals and lodging options with several named cities and counties.
Narrow Escape On Moonlit Canal Boat Ride
A crowded canal boat carrying about 200 on a moonlit excursion from Dayton broke its deck on the evening of the 18th. About 150 were on deck, the rest below. Several passengers were injured but none seriously. Miss Hallie Cockerly, once of Middletown, was in the cabin and escaped unharmed.
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Dayton
Ohio
Hallie Cockerly
Middletown
Frederick boy praised as Mammoth Hot Springs hotel superintendent
A letter to the Gettysburg Compiler from Yellowstone Park notes with praise that the Mammoth Hot Springs hotel superintendent is a Frederick boy James Desn. It commends his gentlemanly demeanor, efficient service, and the hotel’s stylish fire-rate dining with good cooking and plenty of western charm.
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Frederick
H. J.S
Gettysburg
Yellowstone Park
Mammoth Hot Springs
Frederick Boy
James Desn
New Pastor Arrives at St Johns Catholic Church
Rev Fr Coleman assumes duties as pastor of St John’s Catholic Church this city. Rev Fr Hamilton transferred to Trox NY will depart Monday for new field. Benjamin Linton of Yellow Springs arrested on capias charged with larceny and statutory breaching, jailed in this city.
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Fr. Coleman
St. John’s Catholic Church
Fr. Hamilton
Trox, N. Y
Benjamin Linton
Yellow Springs
Capias
Granted a Divorce in Equity Court Case
A decree was entered in the equity court divorcing Samuel L. Files from Sa die EB. Filby and ordering him to pay costs of the proceedings. In other news a New Market Democratic Tariff Reform Club committee studies the feasibility of a reform picnic and a tournament dance on September 8 or 10. Also the Young Man's Christian Association meeting in Kemp Hall will be held tomorrow.
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Joe Bussard
Aaron Davis
Templars
Tom
Dave Rice
Harry Lee
John Zimmerman
Yellow Jackets
Montongua Springs
Wats-ed
Browningsville
Mary Jane
Rhodes
Nk Sappington
Jamaica
Equity
Samuel L. Files
Inculo
Sadie EB. Filby
New Market Democratic Tariff Reform Club
Young Man’ Chrnattan Association
Local News Briefs from Martinsburg Area
A long list of short items covers weather, society, local incidents, and upcoming events. Notes include deaths, court or public notices, community gatherings, market prices, and local personalities from York to Hagerstown and beyond.
Three Teams Collide in Bucketstown Pike Accident
A serious collision on the Bucketstown Pike involved Mr Armstrong G McKinney his wife and their nephew returning from Hannony Grove. Their buggy wheels were smashed and Mrs McKinney was knocked insensible but later recovered. The other buggy driven by Harry Shipley and a Lime Kiln resident fled the scene after the crash.
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Bucketstown
Armstrong G. McKinney
Lucseystown
BcKinney
J. H. Whitter
Hannony Grove
McKinnay
Shipley
Mrz. McKinney
Factories Report Big Canning Totals and Building Work
News of the Factories notes about 90,000 cans of corn put up at the McMurray packing factory yesterday and 13,500 cans packed by the Frederick City Packing Company while tomatoes were being prepared. Contractor C A Poole is building a 10 50275 feet structure for the steam brick yard and making alterations to the present building. The funeral of Mrs Mary Stratton died near Mount Carmel Thursday was held at 10 am from her sister Mrs John Flynn home with Rev Green presiding at Mount Carmel church. Pallbearers named C M Main Cyrus Spanseller G Dean and Curtis Cromwell. Burial at the church cemetery. Funeral director W H B Etchison.
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Actic
Frederick County
Dri
Maryland Institute For the Desfin Ph City
P. RH
Wanamaker
Keefer
Fred_ trick
Laurel Steam Fire Engine Company
York
Barstown
Winchester
Hagerstown
David Buhrman
Foxville
Harper's Ferry
Baltimore
Kingsley & Thorne
McMurray Packing Factory
Frederick City
C. A. Poole
Steain
Mary Stratton
Mount Carmeli
Beattown Bards and Straneburgers Tie In Turbulent Baseball Game
The Beattown Bards and Straneburgers played a postponed tie game on Derr's lot. End of innings saw a late rally by the Bards, but Straneburgers held on to win leading to a 4 3 final with key plays by Blumewater Phebus and Gittinger. Koetler and Brengle starred for the Bards. Nusz and Koetler pitched for Straneburgers.
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Bards
Shawnburger
Derr's
Kigat
Baris
Sirsweburvers
Benisis
Stransgurger
Sored
Haris
Straneburgers
Koetler
Blumewater
Recon
Sret
Phebus
Volluse
Gittinger
Batteriesaerme
Acre
Tas
Brengle
Nuaz
Nusz
Ania
Police Court fines for disorderly conduct imposed
Messrs. Harry Castle Johnson Burrall and Dick Thompson appeared before the Mayor on the charge of disorderly conduct. Castle was fined 310 dollars and the other two 23.85 dollars each. The fines were paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Castle
Johnson Burrall
Dick Thompson
Castle
Pennsyl vania College Leader to Address F C Y M C
Mr. Fred Kitzmeyer will lead the F C Y M C 4 meeting tomorrow at 3 20 o clock. The topic is Rend your hearts with the discussion expected to focus on personal reflection and civic duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.C. Y. Mlc. Aa
Fred Kitzmeyer
Pennsylvania College
Carpet Remnants Offered at Deep Discounts in Dept
Mulliniz and Kemp advertise greatly reduced prices to close. They tout Koechlin's best French Satteens at half price and claim the carpet department has 120 remnants in 14 yard lengths. Call now for sale prices before stock runs out.
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Grealy
Koechlin
Inst
Reunion of Maryland District of Columbia and West Virginia Masons
A reunion of the colored Masonic fraternity will be held at Island Park on Monday with excursions from Baltimore Washington Cumberland and Frederick. The program includes a sacred concert by Prof W Parla Chambers Jestler and performances by Jenkins Car eet Band of Frederick The Great Southern Band Baltimore and a cicerone from Frederick. A report on Mr Miller from the MicMurra factory states his arm is not broken and he returned to work. Two men with a trained bear caused a brief disturbance on West South Street and left toward Bucksystown pike. The Orphans Court noted the first and final account of Betty B M Isatcule executrix and the grand jury visited the institution.
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Gapland Station
Magers Town
News 5
Anron Davis
Baltimore
Tus
Red Springs
Feagaville
Grace Trinity Reformed
Little Grace
George A. Schroeder
Willam St. John
Washington County
Weverton
Elizabeth Appleman
Middletown
Springfield Institute
Sykesville
Juan Weems
Virginia
Charles N. Hargett
Joseph Rideionr
Furniture House
Afr
J . H. B. Etchison
Frederick
Harper's Ferry
Jonas E. Smith
Springfield
Ohio
Smith
Joseph Walsh
W. W. Fleming
James T. Clark
Columbia
Howard County
Jacob Stine
Sharpsburg
Hse
Connecticut Regiment
Tubland Park
Colored Masonic Fraternity of
Maryland
District of Columbia
West Virginia
Island Park
Jenkins Careet Band
Great Southern Band
W. Parla Chambers
Jestler
Balimore
Washington
Cumberland
Mar- Atnaburg
Hagerstown
John Afiller
MicMurra
Miller
West South Street
Obenderfer
Bucksystown
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Sam
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Moon
George A Gilbert
Surreys, &c
Mary Jane Feeturna
Mer Saterdazy
Bendotie
Wiliam Mergos
Depo
Broad Street
Philade'sbis
Pilsen
Talmaze
Ocean Grave
Doctor Stokes
T. Dewitt Talmage
Talmage
Ob Ft
Sroand
Esteys
United States
Trenton
Samoa
Scott Bey
Bet
George Hane
Europe
Ater
Dave Brengle
Rocky Hit
George Ling
Kroxr Lutheran
YO EL
Ile Bouseowitk
Sandy Hout
Pers Perry Mle Eed Letherss Oy
Mts Bets
Wiochester Vom Msi
Enday ‘School
Dreo
Perry
Manor & Oval
Buckey
Town Station
Mosely
U B Orchestra
Heergy B. Chistwell
Bernard L. Grove
Eugene A. Grove
Ernest Rezsier
Henry B. Chiswel
Bernard L Grove
J Harry Grove
Cromwell
C. Kessler
Orry Haren
A. R. Weston
Wm. Magee
N. G. Ditman
J. H. Davis
W. McK. Hogg
A. C. Neckles
E. Ryan
Providence
R. I. A. G. Moody
George Hughes
W. J. Thompson
New York
A. C.thompson
Chicago
J. Q Handshaw
Harrisburg
J. Parkhurst
W. C. Swan
Philadelphi
A. J. Dodegrafs
Wiliamsport
Canim Hotst
O. Smith
Canton
Gxorr
C. Cramer
J. Jones
Philadelphia
F. W. Spolten
Jean Borcansis
York, Pa
Willums Grove
W.C T.U
Beedyorite
Asbiere
Mechanicstown
Angus
Ema
wMr. Hergesheimer
Weye Shore
Griffin Hall
Clarksville
St. Louis Catholic
Robert Danner
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Geo
Richland Farm
Carroll Street
Joseph D. McGuire
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Washington, D. C
Charles Koutzabn
Hageratown
Mulberry and
Baltimore Streets
Benjamin Towers
Presesot Walk
Bardi
Preyeya
Strawaburgs
George Lewis
Bolivar Boys
Smitheburg Boys
News OF the State
Csrroll
Reuben D. Johnson
Richard Baker
Queen Anne's
Tuckahoo Neck
Geo. W. Raughty
Esston
Talbot County
Prince George's
Westminster Moat
Cardinal Gibbons
Woodstock College
Naval Academy
Prince George's Rifles
Loreley
Anne Arundel County
Thomas Thompson
William Adams
Chestertown
Whyte
Loats' Asylum
Loats’ Orphan Asylum
D. H. Best
SIN. Market
Smith's Temple of Fancy
James E. Walker & CO
ING
Batistes
All Good &Ules
Mulliniz & Kemp
Mulmiaek & Memp
Rodock & Neidig
Jrowocz S
Reidig
Ux Winekrener & Co
Cas Pete
Hrodock & Neidig
Old Colusa Esys
Henry Lorentz
Knoln
Lorenty
Middletown Valley
Bette B. M. Isatcule
Eleanore Luckmies
John Hendrickson
Rustee
Fredreige-Town Savings Institution
Joshua J. Dill
Mortenses
Joshua Stupate
IL O'Chick
Samuel Stup
Samuel Stup and Wet ‘To Seid
Joshua_Stup
Frederck County
Lum
Lees
Weil
Roperty
Mortaure
Mort Fens
Thomes
Lortenaret
L Stoner
Angisdard
G. J. Doll & Son
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