Budget of Bright: Local and General Notes
A collage of brief items on oddities and daily life from a past issue. Mentions old man and boy antics, a pawn broker, baseball training, fashion, palmistry, a furnace autocrat, loneliness in crowds, pearls as fashionable gems, fashion notes from the opera, a proverb about fools and money, hyacinths blooming at a greenhouse, practical advice, a dramatic electric wire line, providence and superstition, Chinese New Year, a seven foot grey eagle shot near Shepherson town, slippery pavements, Monocacy skating, a gray horse alarm, Montgomery County tax reductions, phonograph realism, steel talk, Hamburger steak concerns, digestion of dry bread, and misappropriation losses linked to a Baltimore bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sclord
Wall de'Bakers
Ang
Cean
Te —Cheng
Mias
Janie Hammond
Green House
Maddox
Shepherstown
Basla
Mongomery
Brother Watkins
Hichard Cornelius
Cwhter
National Farmers and Planters’ Bank
Baltimore
Deaths in Baltimore and Frederick area noted
Deaths reported for Mantes A. Been born 1860 in Frederick and a builder linked to Baltimore firms. Services set for Wednesday morning with burial at Mt Olives after arrival of remains from Frederick. Marie B Poole of Rilerioe County died Wednesday aged 55 after consumption. widow and three sons survive. Advertised letters waiting at post office may be sent to dead letter office if unclaimed within weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlow A. Rop Woon
Mantes A. Been
Zee
East Preston Street
Baltimore
Hopwood
Frederick
B. HW
Ad. F. Adamo
Madison Square
J. Seer
Sermons and Services Across City Churches Reported
Rev Crafter and Rev Dr Scholl preached in city churches with morning and evening services. Evangelical Lutheran and All Saints Episcopal held morning worships. St Marys Chapter meets Wednesday. Reformed and German Baptist churches noted services and sermons. Rev McKenney led a text at M E Church. Father Greene preached at St Johns. Trinity M E and other churches announce weekly services and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scholl
Board of Foreign Misalors of
Baltimore
Tse
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ing Rez
McKenney
Witla
Litie
Batore
Qtsad
John J. Greene
St. John's Catholic Church
Yeaterday
Reformed Church
Marth
Wilbur F. Aratta
Corlat
Venturies
de Cratta
Reform Bureau
Washington
J. H. Willitta
Trinity M. E
Jobo
Matthew
Trinity Church
Reva
McKenney and
Stinespring
Withita
W. C. T. U. Meetings Report Weekly Work and Plans
Past week reports show Mrs Morsell visiting the needy sick and jail inmates, Mrs Mullinix on mothers duty to girls, and Miss Bartgis and Miss Keller detailing progress in Loyal Legion work in New Market and Middleburg. The Industrial School meets Saturdays with forty attendees, and lectures on cleanliness and training for children. The next W C T U meeting is the last Monday in February, with a Young Peoples meeting on February 3rd in the W C T U rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bovorsl Messings
W. C
T. U
Mies Morsell
Lou Mullinix
Nicodemus
Frank Stockton
J. D. Hendrickson
O. Thomas
Buckeystown
Mise Bartgis
Mira L. M. Keller
Loyal Legion
Mia
Crane
Kong
Ops Ly
Narrow Escape in Baow Drift Accident
Mr and Mrs Newton Trundle survived a Sunday night crash near Feagaville after a road cart hit a locust stake, breaking the harness and throwing them. Mrs Trundle struck her head and lay insensible, while Mr Trundle suffered minor burns as he crawled free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Trundle
Feagaville
Marc
Trandle
Unclear Vintage Notice About Baltimore Investment Offer
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a cold day and inquiry about investing at seven percent guaranteed by a Baltimore street company. A garbled name and address suggest a solicitation from William C. Codd, with mentions of Belifmare and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Addreen Willliam C. Codd
Belifmare
Ralehmore
Reconciliation Restores Ties in Ballmore Republican Field
The Ballmore News reports a reconciliation between Judge McComas and John D. Motter of Frederick, long time adversaries in Ballmore county. Motter now leads in the Republican party faction allied with Judge McComas’s circle, after a luncheon hosted by McComas. Motter, once allied with Wellington, now backs McComas’s preferred successor German’s line. prominent supporters include Attorney General Harry M. Clabaugh and George R. Gatther Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballmore
McComa’ Fota
John D. Motor
Frederick
Republican Party
Mectier
McComas
Judge McComas
Uarry MI. Clabaugh
George KR. Gattbar, Jr
Philomathean Literary Society Debates Moral Culture
The Philomathean Literary Society held a Friday meeting at Philo mathesa Hall corner Church and Market Streets. President Alfred Ritter presided. debates discussed whether revelations are justifiable and whether mental culture promotes moral improvement, with unanimous votes supporting the affirmative in both sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THA Philomatquans
Philomathean Literary Society
Market Atreats
Alfred Ritter
Jacob Rohrbsee
Wm. T. Hifer
B.D. Etchison
M. G. Urner
Roger Wood
L. P. Mac@lil, Jr
Napoleon Bopaparto
Dra. Goodill
L. T. Mc Ql
M.G. Uroer
Jacob Hobrick
D. Eichtson
Ritter
Airmative
Ths
George R. Denois, Jr
Barney BR. Gotzendanner
Edhlcs
Debste
Philomathesa Hall
Mentel
Jobn W. Kolb
de. O. KF. Goodell
W. H. Nicodemus
Bowls
D. Brohtgom
Cyste Thomas
Rister
John W. Kolb
Cyrus Thomas
Magative
Thaddews M. Biser
Amon Burges
Quarterly meeting and gymnastic exhibition announced
The YM C A announces tonight's active member meeting at 780 with a new constitution to be adopted and other important matters discussed. An advanced and beginner group rehearsal at 820 precedes tomorrow’s performance. Dr Win… Crastson’s talk The Strong and the Fall highlighted Christian life. Ladies and men to attend the gymnasium exhibition Tuesday at the Women’s College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provente Ype
Orcalag
Wiinur F. Oraftson
Ttaleo
Frederick Association
Ladlea
Women's College
Visit to Ellerton by Frederick and Middletown Electric Railroad president
Mr George William Smith president of the Frederick and Middletown Electric Railroad Company visited Ellerton for a public meeting held Tuesday afternoon to discuss a proposed road between Middletown and Mycravilie. He noted the area’s rapid settlement and urged support for constructing the road to boost the Middletown Valley region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellerton
George William Smith
Frederick and
Middletown
Middletown Valley
Graphophone purchases and community offerings in Washington and county areas
The article notes Mr P E Long of the Car Ita House bought a graphophone in Washington and hosted free exhibitions at the hotel for friends. It also mentions Mr C N Trundle driving four on the ice near Fesgaville, and Mr William A Manefield donating 7750 free bread wedges to the poor since November. Groundhog Day is forecast with candles and Hood's medicine advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. Long
Car Ita House
Washington
C. N. Trundle
Fesgaville
Thin County
Asgerian Manun
Siresa
William A. Manefield
Opening of the February term of the circuit court
The February term of the Frederick county circuit court convened with Acting Judge John Lynch. Grand jury and petit jury panels were named, and the court urged officials to ensure proper conduct during public trials and the handling of cases involving public medals, drugs, and abortion. The docket then moved to appeal matters and routine business for the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grantand Petit
Foreman
Chris'sn
Binith
Loaie J. Martz
Will’am A. Lyon
Robby Wadgett
Daribolonow Uaunigartoer
Joe
H. Mbly
W. Humm
Victor EB. Rowe
David M. Devilblus
Hiory
Brown
Jacob
Hines
Nathan Bngland
Jan J. Perry
Edward J. “Lilard
el Gaatth Nice
Lawena FP
Poole
John Wolfe
James B. Ferrer
Elmer A. Young
Jostan Doub
Juba OC
Michael
Juba E. Waltzacaimasa
Batlif
Juba Bapet
Tall
Hulus E. Faudle
Lynch
Frederick County
Thy
Poth
Hiraa M. Keefor
John J. White
J Hanshen Markey
Al.ugene Getendancer
Charles B Shope
David B. Houtgrahe
Jeremeh Allartio
Hezekieh Harp
Melvin Leatherman
Jno
Beodslkaan
William « H. Baker
Soris” Lantz
Jorhia Kemp
Martin L. Kauffman
Luthor Pry
B. Perry
Dante UH. Ruateaha
Josiah Gross
Goo
O. Pefenberger
Emory W. Baylor
Able
van Sant
Freekiln Stattlemayer
Milton B. Olifer
Chas
T. Duvall
Harry D. Young
Funeral Obituaries From Bethel District Church Figures
The community mourns Mr Abraham Michael a Bethel district leader who died January 20 and left a widow five sons and two daughters. Funeral at Bethel Lutheran Church with crowd filling the house of worship despite bad roads. Pallbearers named and church officials noted. Also noted are the funerals of Miss Catollan Beal McCleery and Mrs G Catherine Blumenauer with details of services pallbearers and interments at Mt Olivet cemetery. The infant Noitto M Kemp, died in Washington, was buried at Mt Olivet with funeral directors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham
Michael
Bethelon Toseday
Bethel Lutheran Church
Micheal
Mpaneabie
Pop
Bethel
Eltaa Groshon
Wesley Wachter
John Clem
Frederick
George B. Jone
Presbyterian Church of Baltimore
Samuel Crown
Wm. J Ormay
Etehoberger
J.B. Tyson
Gary Wiliams
Kebb
Mt. Olivet
A. T. Rice & Lone
G. Catherine Blumenauer
Patrick
B. R. Eachtach
Geo
A. Gilbert
Edward Houck
Moses Fisher
Lewis Lipps
M. A. Woodward
Geo. Eller
Mi. Olivel
T. Rica
Bone
Noitto M
William R. Kemp
Washington
O&o. Tralia
Hey. W.L. WeKeoney
Mt. Ulivet Cemehery
A. 1
Hice & Sons
Feneral
Bape Lyom
Annular solar eclipse and related observations noted
A news brief reports an annular solar eclipse to be visible partially in the area with best view late afternoon and cautions observers to use eye protection. It notes corona visibility only during total eclipses and mentions a second eclipse on July 20 1 as a partial morning event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jide Apirn Nowtealmporterce Ia
Hosbachoe
Theonn
Protocole of an Eathysis le aug Ja at Frederick County
The Fahrers Institute holds a farmer meeting to be held at the City Opera House tomorrow starting at 10 o clock. Morning talks by Geo O Bernard and James Anthony on poetry and duty, followed by afternoon sessions by Prof B D Heyes and Prof W G Jobnes on topics of strong interest and instruction for all farmers. President D Columbus Kemp and secretary Jt Rue Lewis arranged the event, with enthusiasm expressed by officials and many county figures about the value of the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bermating
Feud Farmen
Frederick County
City Opera
Teglaring
Cere
Geo. O. Bernard
James Anthony
DB Heyes
W.G. Jobnes
D. Columbus Kemp
Rue Lewis
Tootros
Hoth
January Mortality and Local Property Sales Report
January mortality in the county reached record levels with deaths spread across Olivet, St Johns, Hofermed, and numerous towns. Interments totaled 19 at Olivet Cemetery, while two notable property sales included a Main Street residence in Shepherdstown auctioned for $3,230 to Jack T. Grovo and a Middletown farm of 67 acres sold to Charles Slator at seven dollars per acre. Local disturbances and social notes, along with an update on sick neighbors and an orphanage report, fill the remainder of the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olivet
St John’s
Polot
Hock
Middletown
Peteraville
Dru
Unionville
Johnevtile
Balog
Charlea Slator
Margaret Dbsfer
Howe
Ann Koller
Local sale of 2000 stock in Baltimore firm for monopoly grip
Stock in a Baltimore company controlling a monopoly is up for sale at 2000 dollars. Dividends are guaranteed by Baltimore Trow Company. Address listed as Woo C. Dodd care 74 Hotel Baltimore Baltimore Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Trow Company
Addreas Woo
C. Dodd
cMce
Hotel
Baltimore
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the Daily News
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Ford Chisel
Jom Bor
Beicis Pamp Kewtia
Mre
Bidduns
Lancashire
Tha Vdattech
Authyr
Bea
Lerington
Yaytern Tak
John Fortter
Loge Rayber
Jeunes
Georg Crurcehank
Escuva
Dendebors
Scot
Eall
Newa
Wannington
D.A
Connect Quilaine & Comfor
N. Market St
Dette
Bright
Mr. Crafter
Dareau
Noter
Weageea
HMO
CRT
Herton Cartlers
Stharetay
Forcea
McComan
Ym, C. A
Bmith's
Hood
Eale Hood
the Circuit
Wade Weed
Ratt Pateled Street
Freed’ Palonn
Magers cMae
Badtimore
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Fahrers’ Institute
Amon
Olivat Comatary
Fron
County
Warhinzton
Waenning Ross, Car
Misa Minnie Mehriing
West South Street
George Kauffman
Frederic Janction
Sale al Resi
Jay
D Storr
Heary Yu
Saalamentary
Gro
Rodock
Mary M. Quyan
Sree
SakoaiNd
Mulliniz & Kemp
Fpo
Rome
Mowe & Kear
John Sendrickeon
Dutin
Genkhal
Mvan
Goahing
HaLy Wniuwer
Privales
OTT Engs
Matsinks
Uurtain
Scmern
KTM
Bammuoldemikh
Youn Bank Aoisuuni
Louix Henonosson
Ae i
Guuch
Pehoalmy
D. Oumhn
SLAUB
North Market Staart
Doll Brothers
Bhat
AMD
Wouldreys Qoodf, Ualicome
Oindhams
Outton Flannela
Eribtings
Dou
Broroxna
Mare
Otreat
California
Ebe
Aio
Aire
Oat
Jonathan Biber
Wa al Oval
Pabiie
Dart
Preeerien
Teteebone
Sa Ane
Afd Ward Caron
Rodoce & Neidig
Rrevocg & Meldiu
Ateciaa
Conturla
Gotton
Perbal
Audock &Neidigc
A. T. Rice & Bon
Jest Abuisuz
ALT. Bucs & Sox
He ' Ict
James E. Walker & CO
Yas. Walele
Mye
Tig Be Witese
Doll's
Garm
Doo Laird
Eiary
Tony Fou
Willem
Maelen Berr
C.D. Deis
J. J. Rembburg
Jobn J
Rembburg, PH
Dal
Grofjewm
Brqul&r
Thomas & Clary
Thomas Mno
H. Olary
Sorea
Wasgeghtow
Possesion
Cource
Brer
Barioolomay
Apollo
Garren Brewing
Readung
We Ao
Juhm
Jan
Dawit
Milton
Greer
Prise
Beas
Daanar
Aun
Cain
Fermeys
Bymeey Amd
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Court Street
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