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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1894
Page
3
Tus News issues a popular calendar for 1895 with large figures and practical usefulness. The calendar pad includes monthly pages, a yearly calendar, a hundred year calendar, and weather signal instructions. Readers may obtain a copy by calling at the office or sending for it with their paper.
Purely personal notes record Mr Frank Malonatt returning to New York after a brief Frederick visit, Mrs Mainbert staying in the city, and several Baltimore guests such as Miss Molania Boone and Miss Alice Schall visiting relatives. Others travel or visit friends in Washington and Frederick, with local residents recovering from illness and moving about.
Fragmentary report notes two men from Leont ead Gevers and others quarreling near Potamen river and Chssepente Otte anmal at Wienpertwre Sond during a contest of suitors for Bien Nan- Hey. An official record mentions the Inte Jote Beasn.
Frederick observes New Year as a public holiday with bank and post office closures. Many dances and receptions planned. some offices operate limited hours. Residents attend social events at private homes and organizations while newspapers pause publication for the day.
At the Janior Order of United American Mechanics meeting in Rod Meo's Hall the following officers were elected for the ensuing term: C.F. Ploox councilor L. E. Kepler recording secretary H. J. Kader assistant recording secretary J. F. Dasie scandal secretary Dr F. Goodell treasurer Ed. Anderson conductor Wm Heard warden Harry Lechner sentinel M. A. Woodward Jr outside sentinel George Etrely E. W. Albaugh Harvey Lease trustees Marion Moberty chaplain Also Fredonia Council No 45 elected six month officers: OS U O W Talley V C C E Geesey etc. The organization reports high interest with forty applications in three months.
Baltimore and Ohio logistics move eastbound freight from Locust Point to Brunswick in anticipation of the new tunnel. The transfer switch affects clerks, chauffeurs, and other staff with most workers relocating to Brunswick. a few decline and are dropped. Eastbound freight is now at Brunswick while some transfer activity remains at Locust Point until the shift completes.
In the Law's Oriy, Yorsery, MA EMS POLICE COURT CA?E George Willard colored man charged with assault on Mr W Lease and Mrs Ann Batson of this city. He was committed to jail on Friday in default of $500 bail for action of the next grand jury. Willard had been serving out a corporation offense and after a 30 day sentence was resentenced and held for the grand jury term. Pigot Oliver Tyler colored was committed to jail on Saturday by Police Justice Rekate in default of $100 bail. Tyler is the man who several weeks ago assaulted his wife on North Market street and knocked out two of her teeth. The Key Monument Association of Frederick Md organized to memorialize Francis Scotty author of The Star Spangled Banner plans to have every State contribute a stone block for the monument. The idea is merit worthy of consideration and would carry a strong patriotic sentiment.
A December wedding at the Morningstar home joined Miss Fannie Ling and Mr. Charles Gernand of near Johnerville with Elder K Sappington performing the ceremony in front of relatives and friends. The bride received many presents as the groom signed the wedding register and the couple began their married life.
News of the state reports deaths of Edward Hoye of Garrett county and Robert E. Powell of Hallebury, with ages and locations noted. Other items mention a fox capture in Queen Anne's county, a drowning in Cocil county, sailors charged in Annapolis, and Christmas services at St. Paul’s Catholic Benevolent Society in Shamou City. The St John’s Rae formed Church Sunday School held Christmas Eve services featuring “Christmassy Kellë” and simple decorations, with an old-fashioned fireplace display and choir recitations.
The column notes Hood's Sarssparina Calendar for 1805 printed in abundant editions and available via mail to C. S. Hood & Co. It also reports auctions by Harvey St. Lease in Jefferson for Geo. W. Wachtel and various parcels near Brunswick, including farms, land, and a Catherine Horine farm sold to Jostab Echidteneent, with prices per acre and acreage specified.
A large Christmas tree dominates Wert AU Sginta press home, part of a festive farm scene with brow houses, a fort, a barn, and animals visible in the yard. Santa and local residents admire the decorated parlor, while neighbors Marsh Philip OH. Burek and Alp Meaty Bo. also showcase their own trees in nearby homes.
A lively ball for young men and ladies of Shar Mons on the eight of the 2th last drew a large attendance. Chinese lanterns and greens decorated the venue as an orchestra played lively tunes. Supper featured wings, fruit, and a tempting display that emptied the tables quickly. Committee members Robert Cadon, Dr. Huwant White, Kilw. Sdefion, Charly Root, and John Mathias earned thanks for the successful event. Aire Jun Bathing was credited for valuable assistance. The crowd expressed a playful quarrel over pickles, crying “We Want Pickles” in unison. Notables from away included Miss Annan of Emmitsburg, Miss Myra Crimmell of Woodsboro, Miss dal-He Honith of New Windsor, and others from Philadelphia, Kmokisburg, and beyond.
A fragment notes Peloubet's 1808 International Leaders commentary for Sunday school use. It pathos and doctrinal guidance with a sales offer listing a 195 dollar price for a large volume and a 10 page book, aimed at teachers and officers.
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