Pleasant Paragraphe of Visitors and Socials in Town
Purely personal notes recount visitors and visits across Middletown Walkersville and Frederick. Mentions Miss Nenvie Rovtz visiting Azienda, Clarence Mann and Kenneth Young with relatives in Knoxville, Miss Riolie Young in Baltimore, Mr and Mrs W Beott Anderson arriving in Frederick, Mrs Pendleton of Virginia with Goldboroughs, Miss Eleanor Potts visiting the Goldsboroughs, Mr Charles Coming from New York, Miss DeLashmatt visiting Howard county, Senator Alex Metzel from Montana visiting his niece Mrs Wayz Wiss, and Fannie Warfield and Miss Beichel visiting Mr Andra Ways in York Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nenvie Rovtz
Pendleton
Virginia
Goldborough
Walkersville
Eleanor Potts
Goldsborough
Charles Coming
New York
sMiasise DeLashmatt
Howard County
Third Street
Berator
Alex. Metzel
Montana
William Wayz Wiss Fannie Warfield
Miss Beichel
York, Pa
Andra. Ways
Monthly Health Report and Obituaries in Frederick
Health Officer Dr Maynard reports November deaths twenty with twenty eight interments. Contagious cases include typhoid sixteen scarlet sixteen diphtheria four and chicken pox eight. An epidemic of scarlet fever has abated. city sanitation praised. William Davis and Farah Washington funerals held with parish rites and pallbearers named. Senator elect George Wellington dined with Union League Club, thanked members for honor. Land sales in Harmony listed by executors Waters and Bittle with acreage and prices. Syrup of Figs advertised as preferred laxative for children from California Fig Syrup Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Frederick
Wellington
United States
George L. Wellington
Maryland
Union League Club
Kbe Modern Motor
California Fig Syrup Company
Sermons and church notices fill Frederick services
The article lists Sunday sermons at German Baptist, MH Cnoren, Reformed, Trinity M R, United Brethren, St James Lutheran, All Saints Episcopal, Evangelical Lutheran, and Catholic churches. It notes revival progress at several churches, missionary talks, and upcoming Holy Day observances. It also reports Mormon missionaries visiting Montgomery county and a note on postal letters in Frederick dated December 5 1886.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cewal
Ths
German Baptist Church
P. D. Fabraoy
Ester Braner
MH Cnoren
W. McKeaney
Reformed Church
Lake
Woodsboro
C.E
B .P. Papler
Trinity M. R
Withite
Atill
St. John’s
Armenia
Antonius Darma
As &T. James’ Lutheran Church
Pleasant Hill
EY. Johe's
Father Giraud
St. John's Catholic Church
Aled
Father Green
Matthews
Troth
Sodality
Tatters’ Chorce
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Osborne Ingle
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
St. Marya
Chris Mision
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Colossiana
He Sud Foreign Dionity Society
Washington
Minister Attacked During Prayer Service in Gaithersburg
Rev. William D. Beall of Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church faced a violent disruption when Roland and Colle Coe of Virginia interrupted services with a tambourine and foul interference. Beall was assaulted, church property damaged, and warrants issued for the Coes on charges of assault and disturbing religious meetings. Deputy Sheriff Wor ton Shampton pursued them as they fled toward Uganda Me?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Withies D. Baal Bearca
Iwo Mdee
William D. Beall
Epworth
Best
Beall
Alexander Garmli
Gaithersburg
Janice C
Benghman
Coe Brothers
Worton Shampton Fanow
Yugiule
Rumors Fly Over B&O Second Division Moves
Reports resurface that the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad may shift the second division from Brunswick to Martinsburg Cumberland route. Officials refuse to confirm and no authentic information is available. Observers claim Brunswick yard costs and lack of improvements spur a potential realignment, though no firm plans are disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lope Falk
B&o. Railroad
Brunswick
Martinsburg
Bronewick Yard
Cumberland
Baltimore
Weekly meeting schedule and contest update
This week committees meet Monday at 7.30 for religious work 8 gymnasium 9.30 invitation and run. Wednesday 3.59 membership Thursday 8 board of directors. Membership contest: Bede 743 Yellows 79. Contest closes 10 p.m. tomorrow. Gym class at 9 tonight. Thursday joint Lyceum and Bodgly debate. Saunders Abbott Wickham represent the Association. Debate open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bede
Lyceum
Es Letires Bodgly
Messrs. Saunders
Abbott and
Wickham
Distinguished visit of Dr Gillett to Maryland School for the Deaf
Dr Philip G Gillett president of the American Association to Promote the Teaching of Speech to the Deaf arrived Thursday evening at the Maryland School for the Deaf and Dumb. He spoke of excellent work and progress in articulation departments and will travel to Staunton Virginia then make a extended Southern tour. The article also notes Hon George R Wendling a forthcoming speaker praised by multiple newspapers as a leading eloquent lecturer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip G. Gillett
American Asociation
Maryland School For the Deaf and Dumb
Staunton
George R. Wendling
Y. M. OG
Soulh
Globe Democrat
Philadelphia
Detroit
Purifying Water by Revolving Weasels in Europe
A European towns experiment purifies water by passing it through revolving weasels with scraps of ron to form a gela tinous precipitae and settle impurities. The notice links nervous troubles to impover blood and promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier and nerve tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Trolley Talk Middletown to Hagerstown rail extension plans
A Frederick and Middletown stockholders meeting in Middletown on Saturday approved stock dispositions for the line. Talks in Frederick about extending the Algerston Railway toward Hagers town and Funkstown, with branches to Boonsboro and Black Rock, aim to connect Frederick and Myersville areas to rail service. Officials from Hagerstown Railway Company favor the extension and expect cooperation from the Frederick and Middletown Road. President George W Smith stated he hopes the plan materializes and will support discussions. Snow brushes were added to F and M cars and a new electrician joined the railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
W. D. Bowers Lumber Company
Mearns
Kefsover Hare
Sbowere Company
Onim Gulians
Haqkestown Exters
Reoo
Harp
Hagers ‘Town
Frederick Jag
Frederick
Bailatoe
Hagerstown
Fken
Frederick and Middletown
George Wm. Smith
Sagerstown
Mr. Smith
Lock Em Up. Middletown Register Warns of Offenders
The Middletown Register notes that very bad boys and others in Frederick offend the law. It mentions plans to erect jails to contain such violators and describes two Frederick men who visited Middletown on Thanksgiving day after drinking and swearing in vile terms. Authorities will be vigilant in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Frederick
Steam whistle alarm at Gambrill mill rattles Frederick
Between one and two o clock yesterday morning a number of citizens were aroused by the incessant steam whistle at Gambrill s Steam Flour ing Mill kept running for twenty minutes a half hour. East Patrick street residents were greatly alarmed thinking a fire had started nearby. The noise came from a valve fault. In Frederick Dr Ghler of the Peabody Institute Baltimore visited for county geological survey discussions with Prof Cyrus Thomas and Dr Ushier pledged assistance for studies in Frederick County natural history and archaeology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gambrill
East Patrick Streat
BR. Ghler
Peabody Institute
Baltimore
Frederick
County
Geological Survey
Chier
Cyrus Thomas
Ushier
Thomas
Frederick County
Henry Hoge Murder Confession Cited in Sap pington Farm Case
Harvey Bohn living on the Sap pington farm near Ladiesburg was slain on Tuesday. The sequence 428 485 492 415 306 and 78 totals 2576, a fact tied to the investigation as the term tipping point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hoge
Harvey Bohn
Sappington
Ladiesburg
Howe
Rates To Magerstown Hagetown Excursion Ticket Offer
The Pennsylvania Railroad will sell 30 day excursion tickets to Haftetown, Md, for 3.65 dollars round trip, valid starting today. Miss Daisy Davis of East Patrick Street is on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magerstown
Pennsylvaniaa Railroad Company
Hagetetown
Daisy Davis
East Patrick Streat
Surre's Texrie or Fancy Holiday Goods Sale
Local shop advertises holiday stock with a large crew of 20 to 25 clerks. It promises the best bargains, home delivery, and storewide discounts while boasting new goods and expert corset fitting. Shoppers are urged to visit soon as limited days remain to wait on everyone.
Colorful Velvet Garments Inspire Childrens Fashion
A late article describes velvet costumes for children featuring rich shades from scarlet to deep red, with lace piping and crochet accents. Irish lace and coffee-dyed effects are noted to add warmth and cream tones, enhancing gowns, cloaks, and toys in fashion.
Temple of Fancy and Local Notices in December 1808
Mixed ad and notice item detailing orders for books, subscription offers for magazines, holiday sales, and a business meeting. Mentions Temple of Fancy run by David E Burra, city ads for oysters and a cafe, a physician testimonial, skates, and Pennsylvania Railroad inauguration excursion rates to Washington. Includes several names and places such as Jona Lambright, Temple of Fancy, No. 30 Fourth Street, Baltimore, and Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munsey’s
Comopolitan
McCure
Ladies’ Home Journal
Butterick
da Mneator
Gorey, Peterson
David
Burra
Temple of Fancy
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Wa-Mare
Ierisn
Soca
Casula
Wasumeroy
D.C
Lam
W.L. Moons
Winco
Is Jewelry Store
Mrs
David H. Bimini
R. Wendling
Zodock & Nalaig
Sumnilton Lindsay
SIL
Saaltexefort
Samuel Johnson
Edward Jason
Frank Lee
John Williams
Frank Ceaser
Laboring Sons
A.T. Rice & Sons
John W. Green
Voy
Our City
Banot Carles
Ande
Fourth and
Bentz Streets
Cox
Warior
Hdl
Battlefeld
Frederick Corps
Bartle
MeutentLan
Barmecks
Wilkens
Fellows
Montgomery County
Montgomery
Utah
Frank Sheffield
Bie
Oscar Krause
Lillys
Indian Territory
Sheffield
Frederick City
Qeritlaxex
Harland
Sonn Loats
T. Z. Metts
Liars
Mollie Angie
Mro
M. A. Bowers
Mise Bien Lewis
Susie Hobined
William Minbariaon
Otry Opera
Boston
Grand Opera House
Agnes Wallace Villa
Frank Harvey
Agnes Wallace Ville
Madge Carlton
Saaphconia
Zacklean
London
Jaetice
G. A
Middlzeid BK
Bunuos
Simmons
Jew
Eley
Cail Fa
Starbuck
Renner & Kemp
Tre Reign OF Red
Jona Lambright
Business
City Registers Office
Lewis A. Rice
Becralary
Rawbox
A. P. Maren
J. K. Sheppard
Court Street
Oyatera
A. P. Marah’s
de Harrer
Pace Street
Axonso
Ourea
Hartley
Barney & Berry
B. Ebert & Son's
Pennsylvania Railroad
McKioroy
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Wacbington
Palisdelphia
Barrleburg
Williamsport
Buffalo
Rochester
Sonpaliceus
Pennylvania
National Capital
Best & Kepler
Busi « Koakers Si Norte
Mulliniz & Kemp
Genta
John Hendrickbor
Ahrey
Ladire
Jobn Henopnioxson
F. V. Staub
F . W. Slavs
Doll Brothers
DOL Brothers
North Market
Ladimi
Buornzns
Market Street
Baldwin
Peck
the Railing Grocery CO
A. Market
Hanpwari
IDOE
Fropocki Meidig
Chris
Aupater
Alt Olor
Bisca
Barorerchiefs
Bolidat Towels
Rodoce & Bridig
A. T. Rice & Sons
North Market Stheet
Telephone
JAMES z _WALKER
Janes E. Waleee & CO
Aviae
Belling McCaeorga
Jas. Hi. Waste
Cc. J. J. Remsburg
J. Remsburd, PH. G
Grom
J. J. Remsbure
Doll's
Cath
Thane
Marzen Beee
Hargett
Muscatel
RaisiNa & B
Vaisneta
Selb
Ide
B. Se
A. B. Huzerer
W. & Miller
Wes Minas & Co
Ader EE
Adee Vea
Milloe
Patrick Ftalez
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