Purely Personal Visitors and Returns of Local Residents
Local social notes list Rev O W Stinsspring of Baltimore visiting city residents, Miss Rae Little from York revisiting Mrs J K Stringer, E Third Street, and others from New York Philadelphia and Washington spending holidays at family homes in the city. Several locals return from trips to Washington, Baltimore and York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Stinsspring
Baltimore
Rae Little
York
J. K. Stringer
East Third Street
Earle Stone
New York
Harry Leichert
Washington, D. C
John D. Flemming and Son
Gumberland
John Ed. Schell
W. UH. Michael and Son
Washington
D. D
John Ed. Sohell
J. R. Vandenburgh
Roscoe Miller
St. Outa
Edwind. Shops
East Patrick Street
Ruth Gilbert
Holth Marshall Miller
H.C. Foltz
Hagerstown
O. E. Darner
Greencastle Pa
Thia City
Marie Difrendal
Philadelphia
East Second Street
O A. Hankey and Son
Roush Market Street
Mra
Thomas E. Pops
Miss Pope
J.B. Garrett
West Second Street
George D. Potts
Aon
George Murdock Potts
Arthur Potts
Francia Daniel Rielkey
Baltimore City Medical College
David Ernest Rosskey
St. John’s College
Fordham
New York City
Weat Patrick Street
Bust of Admiral Schley Installed in Maryland State House Rotunda
A bronze bust of Admiral Winfield Scott Schley was installed yesterday in the Maryland State House rotunda in Annapolis. Sculpted by Ernest Wise Keyser, the three foot two inch piece rests on a Tecnessea marble pedestal and features bas reliefs of the Brooklyn and Thetis ships with inscriptions noting Santiago and the Greely relief expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield Scott Schley
Annapolis
State House
Brewington
Wicomico County
General Assembly of
Maryland
Ernest Wise Keyser
Winfield Scott Sohley
Kors’ Hudson
Chincha Island
Korea
Greely
Valparaiso
Santiago
United States
Alip
Brooklyn
Thetis
Admiral Schley
Bureau Bros
Philadelphia
Hugh Sisson & Sons
Baltimore
Local Sale Set for Mrs. Fowler’s Household Furniture
Late tomorrow J L Darrow stationer will sell household furniture for Mrs Mary J Fowler at 75 West Fifth Street. Sale notices readied with details for bidders and items to be offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.L. Darrow
Mary J. Fowler
Weet Fifth Street
City agrees to $2,000 bond extension for rail line project
At a special mayor and aldermen meeting, Baltimore and Frederick Electric Railway seeks a September 5, 1906 deadline extension to complete a 60 mile line. The board considers a $2,000 personal bond, with contention over a $5,000 amount, and approves fire escapes for City Hall at $475. Ex-City Register Gittinger faces insolvency-related charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Jacob P. Quynn
Freman
Municipal Electric Light Plant
Robert Iraley
Mesars
James Helogram, Jr
Baltimore and Frederick Electric Railway
J. Roger MccSherry
McSherry
Ingram
Hershberger
Shera
Market Street
Logram
Douglass
Sud
George W. Smith
Smith Fence & Iron Company
Waynesboro
Opera House
City Register
Oratorio Cantata The Eternal City At United Brethren Church
The choir of the United Brethren church with Frederick voices will perform The Eternal City in the church auditorium tonight at o o clock. The program includes a cantata described as beautiful and soul inspiring and a map of the text will be provided for attendees. Admission is free and the public is invited. Charley the new nurse for the Junior Fire Company hose wagon arrives and will be stationed at the engine house this evening. The horses Charley and John are iron gray brothers ages five and six, from the farm of D Charles Wine brewer in Montgomery County, tenanted by B W Fawley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Frederick
Charley
Junior Fire Company
John
SMITH
Charles P. Levy
Ald Ab
Iso
Market Quotas and Land Expansion Near Braddock Heights
Local market notes show corn at 3.50 a barrel and 0.50 per bushel shelled. Wheat quotes range 1.05 for No 2 red and 1.00 steamer. damaged and rejected prices listed. Oats at 0.55 per bushel. Mr P E Long buys 10 acres from William H Keller adjoining his hotel site at Braddock Heights, total about 20 acres for hotel use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Cramer & Co
Oates
P. EK. Long
William H. Keller
Braddock Heights
Missing L Elmer Oram After Slander Judgment
Harvey Smith secured a $609 slander judgment against L Elmer Oram in the client’s court. Oram disappeared after failing to appear to settle, having sold a farm and mortgaged his house, claiming $5,000 from transfers. Summers holds a mortgage on Oram’s house but denies paying for it. Attorneys consider pursuing the judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Elmer Orr
Harvey Smith
Orum
John Francois Smilth
Oram
Louis E. Summers
Aola
Snammers
Summers
Ss Orum
Urner and Urner
Smith
Christmas Cantata Delights Schleysville Mission School
A Christmas cantata titled A Good Time With Santa Claus drew a large audience at Schleysville Mission Sunday School. About twenty scholars rendered solos and dialogue with lively acting and festive hymns, concluding with gifts and fruit distributed to all. Prominent roles were performed by Will Baer, Harry Linton, Violet Shall, Nellie Galsinger, Pearl Straitmace and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Schleysville
Will Baer
Harry Linton
Matthew
Gorpal
Wiss Mee
Sacha Olaag
Violet Shall
Allie
Nellie Galsinger
Pearl Straitmace
Matis Baer
James Bantz
Andraw
Philip
Mehr Orommit
Elsie Shelton
Gertie May
Grace Bittinger
Angela
Mira
Horace Clarke
Mobile
Ala
Maryland Horticultural Society Meets at State College
The seventh annual meeting of the Maryland State Horticultural Society opened at the Maryland Agricultural College. Also noted: Jackson Memorial Hospital Building presented to Peninsula General Hospital directors. Profits from the Hagerstown Fair totaled 1603.27 with a balance of 8497.45 likely to fund land for fair grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland State Horticultural Society
Maryland Agricultural College
Jackson Memorial Hospital
Salisbury
Peninsula General Hospital
Roland B. Rigor
Baltimore
William H. Jackson
Thomas A. Smith
Congress
Flrat
Westernport
Allegany County
Joseph Dawson
Midland
Misa Laura Belle Greenhorne
Barton
Ida M. Judy
United Brethren Church
Fair Grounds
Death of Mrs Teressa Brandenburg in Wolfaville
Teresa M wife of Elmer O Brandenburg of Wolfaville died December 21 at age 36 after years of illness pneumonia hastened death. Survived by husband daughter Bartha and her Smith parents Joseph F and Ellen Smith plus brothers and sisters Alvey Smith Mrs Irving Morgan G Arthur Smith F Luther Smith J Newton T Keller Farta E Raymond J Loella J at home. Funeral Monday at Lutheran church Wolfsville conducted by Rev Stroup with local pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Brandasucrg
Teresa M
Elmer O. Brandanborn
Wolfaville
Monthey
Thursa
Bartha
Joseph F
Ellen 9. Smith
Alvey J. Smith
Irving Morgan
G. Arthur Smith
Smithaburg
F. Luther Smith
Dyersville
Newton
Keller
Farta E
Raymond J
Loella J
Brandenburg
Lutheran Church
Wolfsville
Mr. Stroup
M. G. U. Hays
Elmer Palmer
Charlen E. Delanter
John J. Sensenbaugh
G. QO. Horne
O. V. Warrenteltz
Across the Rockies at City Opera House
Last night the City Opera House hosted Across the Rockies, drawing a good sized audience. William Dale and Miss Anus led a well supported cast with several fine specialties by company members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockies
City Opera House
William Dale
Miss Anus
Arsenic overdose nearly kills William Brengle
William Brengle of North Bentzstreet made a third attempt to end his life by ingesting about half an ounce of arsenic at 2 a.m. He vomited, expelling the poison, and Dr. Dutrow reported he is doing well aside from a severely corroded throat. Brengle had previously attempted to cut his throat and stab himself. He is the brother of Badie Brengle, who died by suicide last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brengle
George KE Brengle
North Bentzstrest
Brengle
H. V. Dutrow
Dr. Dutrow
the News
Badle Brengle
A Busy One Price Sale With Silk, Umbrellas And Gloves
A fragmented sale notice lists silk waitp at 1.50 umbrellas at 1.25 to 3.50 and 4.00 items, women s bags trimmed in gun metal, many knits and handkerchiefs, gloves in brown black and white at 1.00 to 1.50, plus cigars and a ball game event. A note invites readers to contact Henry in Columbia PA and mentions O U A M council activities and a carpet and wall paper business advertising new offerings.
Local Holiday Notices and Church Services Across Town
County correspondence sketches holiday visits from Washington to Taneytown and York, church services Christmas Eve and Christmas Day at Grace Reformed Trinity Lutheran and Catholic parishes, with a Beagurville school program and suggestive local gatherings.
Brief Bits on Leap Year and Vignettes
Fragmented quirks and quips reflect a fading year as Leap Day nears. A humorous aside questions punishment and domestic roles while Euphemia Goober jokes about taking control in a lighthearted domestic debate.
Hearts Party At Birely Home Hosts Social Fun
A progressive Hearts party hosted by Miss Jane Z. Birely at Mr. and Mrs. William O. Birely’s North Market street home drew friends for a closely contested evening. Frederick Cramer won the gentlemen’s prize by draw, while Miss Boasie Castle claimed the ladies’ prize amid refreshments. Mask Hall at Junior Hall offered a unique costume promenade with a large audience and a midnight lunch, as the Frederick Select Orchestra played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William O. Birely
North Market Street
Mise
Jane Z. Birely
Frederick Cramer
Boasie Castle
Jonior Hall
Tos
Frederick Select Orchestra
Chippewa Tribe Meets and Barber Shop Change
Members of Chippewa Tribe No 19 Improved O R M are summoned to a council on the 8th run of the current moon at the 8th run. W C Banner Sachem and B Rexnert Chief of Records announce changes. George W Shipley has bought the Young barber shop at 173 North Market and will run it from January 1. Also notices of reductions on ladles coats and timber garments and tailoring services by Edw James and W Patrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Banner
Rexnert
George W. Shipley
Roger E. Young
No. 173
North Market Street
Young
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Instoman
Henkov
Shrops
Abe Isez
Toby Tour
Haldy
Tan & Uesen
Narvaes
Luton
Serger Pade
Bert Aimeun sApdarer
Linbors Iis
Nese
Bern
Wasuineros
Aeee
W. L. Moors
IORM
Qisy
Sjmmier Ball Tailoring
Jawelry. Bank
Bentz
Pinnkard
Maurice Jones
W. McMaster
H. B. Haan
W.O. Bonnets
Edward James
Aye Landis -Glen Club
W. Shipley Ok Co
Nat'l, Bank
Rosenoor's
Sein & Wertheimer
Mandsaome
State House of
B&f, RR. Co
Ulty Opera House
Oharley
Hatel
The
Schleysville Mission Sunday School
News OF the
Washington Camp
P.O. S. of A
John F. Oland
Charles A. Wolty
Wm. Il. Shuiftler
Joasph Zimmerman
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
A. E. Heidler
Eugene Gay Phabne
Charlen KE. Eader
George Maryand
George T. M. Shuftler
Maryland Death Benefit Association
Charles A. Roderick
Edward M. Kader
John Hendrickson
Beaulog
Ohhotoa
Neidig & Miller
Nene & Miller
City Hotel Grill
Gepmtmas
City Hotel News Stand
Christman Presenta
Pricas
Johns Hopkins University
Virginia
West Virginia
Claubs
J.K. R. K. Uhlig
Johns Hopkins Clabe
Henry
Colambia
Lancaster Co
Redonia Council
Bre Sa
Boo M. Bang
W. 0. Bennett
L. E. Mullinix
Brissell
Binwell
Garpet and Wall Paper House
N. B
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Frederick, Md
Cavital
J.D. Baker
WM. G. Baker
H. D. Baker
WH. G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Junasdas
McBuerry
D. EH
Kerauven
Uno Wa
Sarre
D.d. Banen
Jepario
C. Morven
D. H. Haruert
Joan
Ramasono
G. Baker
James BE. Walner
Ros, HL. Haller
C.M. Troma
Dastun Baker
Taneytown
Grace Reformed Church
Carroll Conclava
D. H
Archon
Bower
Wm. HW. Erb
Theodore Bankett
Wm. E. Burke
J.S. Fink
James B. Galt
Pius J. Fink
Samuel J. Renner
Amos Zentz
E. F. Smith
B. A. Brown
Henry Galt
Grant Thomson
Thomas D. Thomson
Archie Galt
Mr. Galt
Harry Galé
Trinity Lutheran Church
Bethlehem
King
Re. Joseph's Catholic Church
Cchristmsa
U. B
Mabel Stockman
Maynard McBride
Rath Reap
Mamie Marry
Leaker Zimmerman
Mary Caller
Hébel Beard
Boys
Mae Eyler
Edith Humerick
Charley McBride
Stuaging
Pseacafur
Harry Heaga
Grayson Mercer
Reformed Sunday School
St. Luke's Sunday School
Bethel
Bethel Sandsy School
Misa Hattle Stall
Apend
Christmaa
Turkey
Euphemia
Souder
Annie R. Castle
John M. Souder
Jefferson
Pianocella Castle
Haat Street
Mr. Caatle
Doubs
Jantor Hall
Frederick College
Y.M.O A
Alf Frederick
Y.M. QO. A
Y.M.O. A. Poasitions
Fred. Collega
Orenger
F. L. Smith
W. Davall
I. Bants
H. Schroeder
Li. W. B. Lebhert
D. O. Griffin
R.g. L. Derbzbsugk
Withide
R. Kalb
James
I W. Patrick
George & Roduck & CO
BIG Store
Marseilles
George
Rodook
A. T. Rice & Sons
Nonth Market Street
Frederick County
Thomas P. Rice
East Fourth
Chupney
Chutley
Chil
Allen Rohrbadge
Besant & Kwott
Malaga
Flee Line
Sigdawly
Cecil & Gorman
West Patrick
Beauty
A. J. Eichelberger
N. W. Cor
Market and Third Sts
Oldawiy
F. B. Sappington
Cuzmuas
China
Corumas
F. B
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