Weather Forecast Signals Snow After Fair Sunday
Special dispatch from Washington reports the next 24 hours to bring fair weather on Sunday followed by snow. The Weather Bureau chief W. Hanuretox notes the forecast relies on standard observations. Local advertisements and notices accompany the page with Lost-Reward listings and free offers.
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Toe News
Wasureron, D. C
R. H. Campbell
Renner & Kemp
Rodock & Neidig
W. HB. Etchison
Loeal
No Paper Monday For Christmas Week
In keeping with its yearly tradition the News will not publish Monday to allow staff and the office to enjoy Christmas festivities.
Personal Christmas Travel and Visits From Local Residents
Local society notes list residents visiting family and friends over Christmas. Richard Ross will spend holidays with his parents in Walkersville after attending college at Lawrenceville New Jersey. Others travel to York City Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington visiting relatives and returning from Georgetown Convent and Peabody Conservatory studies.
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Richard Ross
Lawrenceville
New Jersey
C. W. Ross
Thomas Strickler
B. and C. Avenue
York City
W. Archibald Walsh
North Market Street
Licksville
Annie Rogers
Georgetown
Hiss Cornelia Potts
Altending School
Baltimore
Harvey Crow
Western Maryland College
C. V.8. Levy
Philadelphia
Will Hays
The
Electric Light Company
Woodsboro
Richard Potts
Arthur Potts
Harry E. Gilbert
Walkersville
Louis Gatch
Madison Welson
Clifford Sponselier
New Market District
Lewis Haller
Gus Kepler
Washington City
M. Imogen Dorsey
Peabody Conservatory of Music
Geo. Beidel
Messrs
Ed. Miller
Daniel Beidel
Clarence Weaver
Tobias Main
Geo. Ramsberg
John Rameberg
Middletown and Vicinity
4. Wiles
Braddock
James Joy
Yellow Springs
Edward Remsturg
Maurice Jones
Robi. J. Nebeon
B. J. Saylor
J. Graham Johnson
Fox hunts and Christmas week plans noted in county
The Brunswick Herald reports potential fox hunting across the Potomac soon and Christmas week events in the county. A fox hound sale to Mr Ed Murrey of Bikridge Fox Hunting Club is recorded, with a bear exhibit prepared for market and cigars given to employers of Harry G Bower Lumber Co. Local visits include Mrs Ephram L Boblitz touring county schools.
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Brunswick Herald
Potomac
Price
Ephram L. Boblitz
Anders
Woodseboro
Ed. Murrey
Bikridge Fox Haunting Club
Baltimore
Harry G. Bowera Lumber Company
M. N. Rohrback
Co. L. Victor
Christmas Day 1892 Brightens Frederick Homes and Churches
Frederick ushers in Christmas 1892 with busy markets and holiday cheer. Families prepare feasts as trains bring home residents and mail delivery expands for the holiday. Banks, offices, and businesses close. post office schedules and carrier deliveries adjust to ensure gifts and letters reach loved ones. Community entertainments and hospital gifts mark a festive, inclusive celebration across Frederick.
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Frederick
Western Union
Keefer
Maryland School For the Deaf
Monteyne Hospital
Derr
North Market Street
Christmas Services In City Churches Preview Festive Programs
In St John’s Catholic and Evan Lutheran churches Christmas services feature lavish decorations, multiple masses, choirs and orchestras. St John’s lists 5 am high mass with soloists and a 10:20 am celebration. Evan Lutheran presents morning and evening services with Mozart and Rossini selections and a Sunday school program. Residents are urged to contribute provisions and clothing for the poor, to be left at the church Monday.
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ST. John's Catholic
Coleman
Smith
Mrr
Moakley
J.C Npelbrecks
Bion Firestone
Lucy Eisenhauer
Orgen
Engelbrecht
Bonner
Adams
Buehler
Walsh
Mozart
Garza
Salntaris
Campani
Wiegand
J. A. Haydon
E. €. McSherry
Mollie Eisenhauer
Jennie Beckley
Beckley
Maggie Eisenhauer
Grace Stone
John Hisenbauer
E. C. MfcSherry
J.tehan Brosins
George Redock
Basset
City Hall
Evan. Lutheran
Luther Kahlman
T. S. Ender
Frank J Schroeder
A. R Yeakle
Maggie Carty
Edward T. Schroeder
Frank J. Schroeder
God
Noel
Ch. Gouned
Bethlehem
Whitney Coombs
Israel
Rossini
ALL Saints Apircopal
Catherne Ingle
Cheowet
Annie Campbell
Orgeniat
Herbert
Campbell
Giorias
Bennett
Baker
Benedictus
Emerson
Wm. McCutcheon
Ralph Bowers
Chas. Clingan
James Lutheran
G. C.H. Hasskarl
Kemp Hall
EBVAN
E.R. Eschbach
Geo. Ed. Smith
M. L. Maysilles
Willie Fisher
Trinity 4
J. C. Hawk
Ister Ay
Christmas Services and Celebrations Across Churches
A long list of Christmas services and programs across All Saints Ap, St James Lutheran, EbVan Reform, Episcopal, and other denominations. Highlights include musical offerings, cantatas, processions, bells, and student recitals. Community events feature tree displays, choir performances, gifts for children, and special evening programs.
Christmas entertainments across county Sunday schools
Nearly all county Sunday schools plan Christmas entertainments. The Little Gleaners of All Saints Guild distribute baskets to the poor. The Salvation Army hosts a Christmas program Wednesday night under Capt Merritt. Harmony Grove holds a 6 o clock Sunday service Monday evening. The Rev Haaskerl delivers addresses at both venues.
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Bainta Guild
Salvation Army
Merritt
Harmony Grove
Haaskerl
Death notices of Gamuel Jennings and Leonidas Willson
A Brownsville correspondent reports the death of Gamuel Jennings Sr at age about 75 after cataract surgery and illness. He will be buried Christmas noon beside his wife Sophias Nichols. four children survive. Separate obituary notes Montgomery County pioneer Leonidas Willson, 79, former Clarksburg merchant and Harvard alumnus, who died after a winter illness. his widow survives.
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Samuel Jennings
Brownsville
Gamuel Jennings
David Arusberman
Eli Yourtee
German Baptist Church
Jennings
Washington
J.T. Yourtee
Sophias Nichols
George H. Jennings
Ponoms, Jons
Wm. Jennings
Brunswick
Clarksburg
Willon
Baltimore
Carrollton Hotel
Rick
Willson
Hymeneal Notices From Areageratown and Tom's Creek
Marriages reported: Grant Wachter and Laura Robinson wed at the bride’s home near Areageratown on December 20 in a ceremony by Rev. G A Whitmore. John Banmdner and Grace Martin wed at Tom’s Creek on December 22 in Whitmore’s presence. Ethel Hobbs and William Purdam announce plans for a December 28 Bethesda M E church wedding. Governor W Hightman married Minnie Roelke at the bride’s home near Petersville on December 22 with close relatives present.
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Areageratown
G. A. Whitmore
Mechanicstown
Grant Q. Wachter
Laura V. Robinson
Tom’s Creek
John M. Banm Dner
Grace R. Martin
Ethel V. Hobbs
William L. Purdam
Browningshire
Montgomery County
Bethesda M. E
P. R. Pardue
W. Hightman
Thomas Highttman
Minnie M. Roelke
Peter Roelke
Petersville
Brunswick Lodge Elects Officers at Annual Ball
Brunswick Lodge No 191 A F and A M held its annual officer election Thursday night at the Brunswick ball. Z T Brantner was chosen Worshipful Master with John O Jordan S W CC Marks and others elected. After voting the apron was cast aside and 32 covers were laid at the Brunswick Hotel for a feast of oysters chicken biscuit and tongue. Toasts honored mothers wives and sweethearts as the evening ended with guests praising the hospitality of host J W Miller.
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Brunswick Lodge
Brunswick
Z. T. Brantner
W.M
John O. Jordan
S. W
CC. Marks
J. Wi
D. A. Barringer
Job AL Miller
James Sullivan
Tyler
J. W. Miller
Ass Frere
T. Brantner
Brasewick
All Saints P E Sunday School Gives Superintendent Lagle Gifts
Officers and teachers presented Rev. Osborne Lagle with five books including Canon Farrars Voice from Sinai Beauties of Nature and other works plus a set of silver spoons and household items as a Christmas tribute.
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All Saints P. E
Osborne Lagle
Farrars
Christmas at a School Program Delights Pupils
At the Male Primary School on North Market Street the pupils were entertained by Misses Mollie Owens and Katie Barigis. The program included dialogues and recitations and the students were treated to candy and fruit. The rooms were beautifully decorated.
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North Market Street
Mollie Owens
Katie Barigis
Nephew of Lime Kiln Woman Dies After Poolesville Shooting
James Welter was shot in an altercation with his father James P. Walter at Walter's home five miles from Poolesville in Montgomery County. Welter, a nephew of Mrs. Butcher of Lime Kiln, died from his injuries.
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Hilied
James Welter
James P. Walter
Montgomery County
Walter
Poolesville
Butcher
Lime Kiln
Mary Jane's Christmas Cheer and Community Notes
A festive column from Mary Jane in The News reflects on Christmas preparations. It mentions church programs, Sunday schools, local shops like Beckley's and McCardell's, and the Catoctin Club's dissolution. A warm seasonal tone invites readers to celebrate, attend services, and wish Merry Christmas to all.
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Tsar News
People’s Paper
Mary Jane
Beckley’s
Palace of Sweets
Suill
McCardell
Izzard
Thors
Philomathean Society Holds Weekly Meeting New Member Admitted
The Philomathean Literary Society met at their hall with full attendance. One new member joined the group. Recitations readings and a debate on educational qualifications for suffrage favored the negative. Five Christmas treats were given by President Nash E. Cramer. Next meeting set for Friday evening.
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Philomathezus
The
Philomathean Literary Society
Buffrage
Nash E. Cramer
A Mobile Christmas Tree Draws Crowds
Mrs. C. E. Haller placed a Christmas tree on the sidewalk edge last night. It was attractively decorated with cards and trimmings to tempt the boys and lit by two incandescent lamps, halting older pedestrians with its glow.
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C. E. Haller
Last Chance Sale Promises Deep Discounts from Taz News
As soon as Taz News is out the shop will begin selling five cent goods at Sc, ten cent articles at seven cents, fifteen cent items at six, two cent pieces at eighteen cents, fifty cent articles at thirty eight, articles at fifty five cents and one dollar items at Tc. Ee W. W. Lease.
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Sic
Tc. Ee W. W. Lease
Gospel Meeting At F C Y M C A Tomorrow
College students spending Christmas holidays in this city will lead the gospel meeting tomorrow afternoon at 3 30 in the room of the F C Y M C A.
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PC. Y. MC. A
Mulliniz & Kemp Advertises a Wide Fall Suit of Goods
Local shop Mulliniz and Kemp invites readers to visit and view their assortment including satin suspenders scarves kerchiefs gloves bags and umbrellas. They tout low prices on ladies and children's coats hoods mitts leggings and related accessories with emphasis on cost savings and fashionable items.
Streets of New York at City Opera House in dramatic fire scene
The renowned play The Streets of New York was staged at City Opera House with Markham as Badger Minnie Blanley as Aleda Bond and Cattle Sylvester as Dan Puffy. A realistic sixth act fire sequence unfolds as villains scheme to steal $100000. Badger recovers receipts from Bloodgood in a candlestick and is rescued after Bloodgood torches the tenement to destroy evidence.
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New York
City Opera House
Mr. Markham
Badger
Minnie Blanley
Aleda
Cattle Sylvester
Dan Puffy
Bloodgood
Christmas Tribute and Local Notices in Palmetto Fibre area
A Christmas tribute presents Mr J K Hoffenan, Palmetto Fibre Co foreman, with three fine vases as employees honor him. Includes brief local notices on marriage license for Ulysses G Stoops and Annie M Manahan of Sabinasville, plus assorted ads for restaurant specials, subscriptions, groceries, cosmetics, music, and holiday bargains.
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J. K. Hoffenan
Palmetto Fibre Co
Albert Smith
Ulysses G. Stoops
Annie M. Manahan
Sabinasville
John Hendrickson's shop offers upscale gifts for ladies and gents
The store markets white and fancy handkerchiefs for men with twIsled and double eight hems, plus gents neckwear, suspenders, kid gloves, and parasols. Ladies embroider ed white handkerchiefs, silks, gloves, fur collars, muffs, scarves, shopping bags, and damask sets are advertised with seasonal bargains and special coat values.
James E Wal ebar Displays New Holiday Goods in Frederick
Care istHIS James E Waleb ar shows newest and prettier line of holiday goods in Frederick. Before purchasing, see their stock including handmade tejidos and embroidered items. Handkerchiefs priced at 25 cents, others at 50 cents, with emphasis on style and linen plain, embroidered and initials.
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James E. Walebar
Frederick
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Gise's
South Market Street
Maryland Biscuit
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