Frederick City Social Notes Hit From Local Visitors
A bustling list of residents and guests unfolds in Frederick with W K Derr of Baltimore and Mrs. E K D Shriner visiting home allies, Miss Ory Turner in from Baltimore, Dr J W Downey from New Market visiting friends, and many others including Miss Nellie Ashton, Mrs. William Duvall, and Mr Edward Tyler enjoying holiday days with relatives. A farm sale notice and local traffic update close the item, along with brief improvements at a residence on Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EK. D. Shriner
New York
Mee
Ory Turner
Woat Seconstreat
Tunatall
Baltimora
J. W. Downey
New Market
Frederick
Alice Spencer
Philadelphia
Charles W. Ross
Samuel HK. Brown
Mise Nellie Ashton
Wrighteville
Rafus McLane
Weat
Patrick Street
Mies Nellie Myers
West Second Street
Issiststog Friands
Washington, D.C
Wm. Duvall
Washington
William F." Sicard
Ritchie
Echoll Rutherford
Harrisburg
T. T Hershberger
Coors Atreet
Rex M. H. Brouch
York
O. N. Haver
South Market Street
Edward Tyler
EB. B. Brace & Co
Baltimore
Katherine Ramsburg
Middletown
C. O. Awsberman
East Third Street
Edwerd Enode
Hagerstown
Lewis Fraley
B. Rosenour
Atlantic City
C. KE. Hant and Son
Jace E. Dovall
Patrick
Robert Knott
Fred q@ick
Bia Parenta
David Knott
Eae Pee Py
Mises Mary V. Kugelbracht
Burkitraville
Bae
Mise Maurie P. Akern
Goog Heeer
Mies Cornelia
Misa Love Boyer
Eimer Goyton
Sad
Beachley
Mies
Della Eusor
Edward ©. Ensor
Sam's Creek
Carroll County
Jamies T. Trayer
Westminster
Bethel Methodial Episcopal Church
J. T. Ensor
K. Clarence Ensor
Joseph G. Ensor
Francis Alfred Crawford
Adam Lindeau
B. Ensor
TOON
Cate
Jacob Strinn
Johneville
Mien Yda G
Charien Friazell
New Winadeer
George W. Yarber
Mr. Frizzel
Washington County
Vores
Frederick’s Indemnity Petition For Civil War Damage
Frederick residents push a memorial to Congress and Maryland General Assembly seeking two hundred thousand dollars as indemnity for Confederate levy damage during the Civil War. The petition cites destruction by Jubal Early, lack of federal protection, and burdensome municipal debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Frederick
Cuneral Assembly of
Maryland
Uninetta of America
Iunaene Job Memorial
Eurn
CNR
Uhia
Tomuloy
Pau
Justica
Ines Wuil
Pettcluis
General Assembly
Emer Wes Tee
Ren
General Assembly of Maryland
Preereas
Pradetick
Union
United States
Market Prices for Today Show Corn Wheat Hay and More
Today in The News the market report lists corn at 18 cents per bushel with shelling at 81 cents per bushel, wheat at 7 cents per bushel, and hay at 10 dollars per ton. Prices from JR W Hargeat and associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JR. W. Hargeat
Thankful note from travelers for parish support and meals
A departing traveler writes to express gratitude for the kindness of fellow passengers and local supporters. He names Mr. Troxell and Mr. Beengle for generosity, praising tables of turkey mashed potatoes sauerkraut celery and pies, and thanks Air Carber and Haprevit for fruit, apples, and fatentces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Oproviddear
Prisggend
Haprevit
Hymeneal Events at Maryland Churches Reported
Fragmented 19th century notices describe multiple weddings across Maryland counties. Names include Mr. Marry deolingtilh and Miss Choaylatte Vedeuers, with brides wearing gray or white attire and several ceremonies performed by local ministers. Guests, receptions, and early-morning departures are noted amid a string of reverent details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladhreburys
Marry Deolingtilh
Mies Choaylatte Vedeuers
Mary Tynciigg
John Miller
Werd
Nad Mra
Cates
Qvroue
Ya Ak Mia
Sinters
Ghrane Anaker
Feath Divito
Mapelall Myler
Stranid
Ate
Be Togers
Bes Rae Saylir
Gage Hitmen
Bird
George Giaariswin
William Botio
Me. Yttaliger
Ebel Meher Dara Crorsnekde
Beassin Girahum
MM Pee
Emory ‘Safer
Wart Higton
Local notes and events in a busy winter edition
The piece mentions the Middletown High School Alumni planning a first Bonoal Tee union, a Women’s Christian Temperance Union Christmas visit to Monteroe, and local chatter about Christmas trade and travel. It references a Catoctin area incident, pay events at a Mountain Front and Steel Company, and Heewt’s core remedies. The tone is a compact local update with varied items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown High School
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Monteroe
Catoctin Faenace
Rina Mountain
Npsil
Catoctin Farnson
Christening and School Exercises Highlight Postponed Event
Community event at Trinity School faced disruption as Christiana version rites and concerts were postponed due to crowding. Despite ample staff and choirs under Mr. Charles Hendren, preparations were trimmed and candy distribution limited. A large turnout anticipated, with seating and admissions issues noted.
Shouting Contests At Adamstown And Park Milita
In Adamstown and Park Milita crowds attended shouting contests on December 25 and December 22. J F Scarff of Adamstown won the first prize turkey by breaking eight of ten pigeons, while J Fentan Scarff again claimed the later 25 pound bird after breaking ten pigeons, drawing countywide praise for his marksmanship. Separate notices report obituaries and funeral services for Mrs Emma T. Murdock, Mr George Nitre, and Miss Jemima Peach, with details of churches, burial sites, and directors for local undertakings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.f
Aude
bin McWwe
Park Babttey
Oonton
Adamatown
J. ¥. Scarff
Adametown
Titea
Scarff
Park Milita
J. J. Seaman
J. Fentan Scarff
Adamstown
Emma T. Murdock
Jomph Murdock
Valentine
Frederick
Hultimore
Ambury
M E Oharch
G. C. Pinkney
Oer
Collins
Murray Atm) Brown
Arthur Probe
Richard Walker
Charles Satth
Charles Gotne
Clifford Otlant
Frank Davin
Greenmount Cometary
A. T. Rice & Sona
George Nitre
Frecerok
Baltimore
Hie Ninbaty
Kde Teks Good
ORM Kaw
Bone and Daughters of Joahus
Ann of
Joan Foster
Howell
Nee
Turbulent State News and Local Tragedies Reported
Fragmented dispatches recount political shakeups in the Allegany Cognly Tar Asaceiation and changes in State Laws, with early morning disturbances, a fatal shooting, drownings, and multiple obituaries. Names include Mt. M. Hips Hlox, Treasurer Davidson, Drabet'a dasradee, Cardaiad Cohen, Ferdinand TLiautece, and Hamilton lf Markland amid a string of deaths, accidents, and military notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchange and Savings Bank of
Heedin
Allegany Cognly
Senate
Mt. M
Hlox
State Senate
Qallacy
Ander Pusph
Uloua Ciregnintiantes
Balciuaite
Camberhatch
Salvation Arms
Peat Bagkota
Perew
Lal
Plertbert T. Webb
Tab Tueye
Borsana
Davidson
Arnar del Eguty
Streaaer
Fohinson
Wasemierce
Bani
Istry Preeagiona Gauditdor
Auayy
Chaplainio
Mauyy
Asutemay
Cutomvilhsy
Cardaiad Cohen
Twitahiy
Willian HO Gant
Baldimare
Siull
Fale
Ebiges
New York City
Diesbit Loasetele Hospital
Ates
Uus
Prince Chrorpa
Peoncher Abit Polingedan
Ferdinand Tliautece
Bratels Anachinias
Rohe
Blawone
Ebay Harbor
Carl Phetisreuen
Fran
Canethnatl
Rane O' Nell
Sarylanit University
Tragapupe Hie de Janeiro
Bownd
Muantia
Sam Meancdne
Hamilton Lf
Markland
Law notes and local court outcomes in January
A hearing before Justice Liner found Robert Phillis not guilty of an attempted murder after testimony showed the alleged plan involved a candy and a glass, with Phillis intoxicated. Joseph Larin, claiming Montreal ties, was found thin and home-less, and sent to the House of Correction for four months. Also noted is a Christmas tree display at Court Street Restaurant owned by A P Marsh, with a decorative scene and fountain, praised by staff of The Mules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wintol
Glaen
Robert Phillis
Harry Danner
Justice Liner
Phillips
Danner
Justice Biser
Prupa
Houss
Joseph Larin
Montreal
Oficer Ernst
Lun Beyxluw
Bude Bo Boos
Lesrlu
Justion
JL van Alen
House of Correction
A. P. Marah
Court Street
John Marah
Inhn's Christmas Entertainment The Talisman Fairy Cantata
The City Opera Home hosts Inhn's Christmas Entertainment described as The Talisman Fairy Cantata. It is scheduled for 7:80 o'clock in Adminston Mio with admission noted as 100. The item lists place and time but the OCR yields unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adhe
Inhn
City Opera
L B Mulliniz After Christmas Sale Specials
A local carpet store thanks customers for a joyous Christmas and invites new year greetings with bright deals. The ad announces special prices this week and urges patrons to remember friends and patrons with affordable, practical gifts.
Local Figure To Meet in Frederick on Jan 1 and 2
A notice announces Baka Option Company contact I Baka of Washington DC will visit Frederick City Maryland at Citi Hotel on Monday January 1 and Tuesday January 2 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. for free examinations. The event promotes tailored clothing by Lader Lading Tailoring at 54 Kaast Church Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I, Baka
Baka Option Company
Buventhatreet
Washington, D.C
Frederick City
Cit
Holiday Reduced Fares On Western Maryland Lines
The Western Maryland Railroad and Baltimore and Ohio announce Christmas and New Year holiday fare reductions. Round trip prices drop to one fare plus a third from December 24 to January 4, with tickets valid on regular trains between Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Wheeling, Parkersburg, Strasburg Junction and intermediate points. Through car service available on select trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Maryland Railroad
Trakua
Baltimore
Onton
Bealbromd
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltigare
Pitta Borg
Wheeling
Vpaerkersburg
Strasburg
Sancy Rr I. Ootta
Rethhes
SAPPINGTON PROMOTES SALE OF ART ARTICLES AT DISCOUNTS
F B SAPPINGTON urges customers to shop week long sale offering fancy decorated lamps bisque kinukes halal bowls and other good articles at 20 percent of regular price. The dealer promises ample stock and urges prompt purchases to avoid strain on bubbly stock.
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Dee
Tobann
Kepler
Tamong
Patronower
Magetatt
Wartembers
Maval Berus
Buco
Ste Travnet
Byanlah Masia Bet
Leake
Armerica
Dogland
Pacific
Peru
Atlantic
Chelie Naglee
Ty Torda
Ponce York
Soo Osi
Westar Uceca
Barean
Honan
Sod Clothing Nalenilars
Cort Firke
Mary Muriel
Msaior Sake
al Iving
Cranmer
Harageaphe
Kher
Mae
Mr. W. KR. Derr
Air. K. L.are
Walter Banners
John
Charles N. Bake
Pennsylvania
Third
Foorth Kreete
Bern
Orriche
Legislature
Laiter
Jubal A. Early
United States Fish Commusion
L. G. Horton
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Great Falls
Onal
Panniman
Sean
Ay Db
Wes de Young
District of Columbia Game and Fieh Association
Horton
Fenniman
Oreeey
John Orcery
Hallie
Wolf
Catoctin
Lewistown
J. A. Asper
Hier Buts
Geenen
Kond
Repetta
Saree Ihrat Heewt
Grace Refunmes
AO Vingt
Regram
Priatiy Chapet Laat
Nightcsalh Natute’ School
Serstee Peatponet Services
Awit Stefortaett Chapact. Iy Madan
Grace Reformat Sioday
Trinity
Oreheatra
Wader
Mr. Charla
Hendrehon
Reid
Priiaky
Sta
Aucheetiy
CIA
Sale
Theresa Cat Dagay
Caritas
Funerats
Berlin and Lovetteviile
Rene
Thiam
Direntore
Hosgett
Baker
Geo
Wm. Smith
Refaneer, Inc
A. Lynch
Motter and Wrachananffer
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Interrat Ber
Phere Yoaterdar
Tota
Chriatman
John D. Handuckneg
J.B. Waltman
L. B. Mulliniz
Santa Claus
John Hendrickson
Celaphonwoall
Ayer
Priess
Saralite
Ortiarp
Plus Cares
Joona Aleinaion
Netl & MU
Ves
Hamburg
Como
Nain
Muar Fee
Les
Clinton E. Main
Clinnton F. Main
Huyalelaus
Rgdooe & Coth
St. Mary‘s Woolen Company
Rogan & CO
A.T. Rich & Sons
ALT. Ricx & Sons
FLY
STAUB
Honithers
Suerty
Calvatia
Dearticin
Ne and
Glaseware
Inv
Misael Natta Coe Gee Bbe Pone
Nwaret
Bree Mines
el MuWliet Malbestaecene
Ayant Ai Pam
Aire Jain A
Pond Tec Hoteles Wity Tae Agpaqdaees
Pine Ee Ibe Taney Rp
Tlifuese Ut Troulery Co
J. Heitely Roi
J. Weisely
Aby
Toliday
Openiby
Jevery
Lader
Teun Maiyland
F. B. Sappington
China
Sappington
Maebet
Ceresville Flour
the News
de Suriier
Potomac
Prises
I Willard
Eeller
Patrice
D* R
Micodraye
Renee Denting
Mararl Binney
Beiche Wurke & Sty
Alfred Ritter
Ofter
Frederict
Levy
Moreeseor
LERVY
Umer
Uontt Street
Tre Wale
Brad Nk
Freeye
Koller, Acvpetet
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