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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1895

Page

8

Brief Bits and Local Notes From Hagerstown News

A page mocks rival papers for trivial items and notes a boy’s breeches snagged on a twig. A cynic jokes about church and theater fashion. A plea to remember the poor repeats, urging small gifts to brighten city lives. Maryland law targets habitual drunkards with local funding rules. Middletown folk snowbound on a long return trip. Nicholas Zimmerman felled a 12 foot chestnut tree stump on his Feaga ville farm.

Hagerstown Maryland Middletown Coun Maboro Richolas Zimmerman Feagaville

Purely Personal Notices From Frederick and Baltimore

Purely personal items recall Mr. and Mrs. David Havariy of Baltimore waiting for Mr. and John W. Dertebaugh of North Market street. The Misses Wood of Frederick county visit Baltimore friends. Miss Sophia Reese returns home from Charlestown after visiting Charlestown. Mrs. Chas W Ross Jr and Miss Kensett depart for Baltimore with visits planned at her mother’s home on Monument street and St Paul street respectively. Mr. and Mrs. D H Moberly of Baltimore visit Brrs Moberly's parents on North Market street. Mrs. Charles H Coblentz of Middletown visits her son Rev. Lloyd B Coblentz at 407 North Carryville avenue, Baltimore. Mrs. Eser of this city returns home after visiting her brother Thomas Schley in Petersville. Mr. Wm Key, formerly with City Hotel bar, leaves Frederick for Baltimore.

David Havariy Baltimore John W. Dertebaugh North Market Street Monument Street Kensett St Paul Street D. H. Moberly Brrs Moberly Charles H. Coblentz Middletown Lloyd B. Coblentz North Carrvilles Avenue Dr. Eser Thomas Schley Peteraville Wm. Key City Frederick

Congregational Reception Celebrates Seventh Year Pastoral in Frederick

Rev and Mrs Luther Kabiman hosted a Pleasant Congregational reception at the parsonage on East Church Street marking seven years of Mrs Kabiman’s pastorate at the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Frederick. Ladies of the congregation organized the event with refreshments and enjoyable fellowship. The text also mentions a medicinal product, Syrup of Figs, in the context of a remedy description.

Luther Kabiman East Church Street Mis. Kabiman Evangelical Lutheran Church Frederick

Golden Wedding on a Broad Run Farm Celebrates 50 Years

A detailed account of G. J. Bease and Mary M. Grove’s Golden Wedding near Broad Run on January 28, 1545, their farmstead, long marriage, and family. The event united six living children and numerous relatives in a church-centered celebration with poetry, gifts, and blessings, reflecting enduring faith and family ties.

Tupper G. J. B Bease Bease Mary M. Grove George W. Grove Broad Run Manala Alf Il W. C. Sykes Reformed Church Baorkitsylie Nalon Perhage Tharcom Rafe Jesus Grancchildren Mary

Nose and market gossip mix with weather signs and prices

A column blends humorous notes on noses and social chatter with market price lists and a groundhog forecast. It reports a Brooklyn church pastor election, a land purchase, and plans for a $50,000 church, alongside diverse items from eggs to beef prices and local anecdotes.

Weather and gossip wrap town in midwinter fare

A lively column blends weather lore and social jottings from February. It notes cold, snow, and a promising groundhog forecast while lampooning politicians and noting local events. The piece teases concerts, balls, and literary notices, plus town markets and street chatter.

Keasier Fire destroys two story frame dwelling

In Johnston County on Friday night January 25 the two story frame house of Mr. Andrew Kessler between Jefferson and Catoctin burned completely with contents. The blaze likely started in a rear building where the fire originated. The loss is about 500 dollars with no insurance. The Kessler family and neighbors were rescued with some injuries and a baby reported buried during the effort. Neighbors Walter Stuckmas and Daedel Remaburg aided the responders arriving by one o'clock.

Keasier Wready Taz Nawa Andrew Kessler Jefferson Catoctin Thia County Beasler Karm Uso Figgins Wa Figgins Thomas Kessler Abetecototog Kessler Figeios Messia Walter Stuckmas Daedel Remaburg

News of the Churches and Local Real Estate Transfers

Church notices from All Saints Epiecops including Holy Communion Sunday School and services at St James Lutheran. Revival and Holy Communion planned. missionary anniversary on February 10 with speeches by Dr White and Dr Reed. Real estate transfers listed for Brunswick Frederick City Graceham and others. Bohemia town officials appoint tax collector and lamplighter. constable appointment deferred.

All Saints' Epiecops Morelog Emmsburg Ministers’ Association Ladies Mie Society St. James Lutheran E'deldge Weat Patrick Atreas St. James Lutheran Chapel Presbyterian Church Friend’s Creek Winches Ripe M. BR Missionary Society M. E. Canarch White Brunswick Reed Dickinson College Bo Miteburyg John F. Bopp Michael Lingg H. E. Bann

Magnetism meeting invites all men to attend

Local notice invites all men to a meeting tomorrow at 8 30 p m with a speaker on magnetism and power. The Brooklyn Times praises Dr Reed as a wonderful magnetism speaker whose eloquence captivates audiences. The Frederick event lists M E B Church as the venue and promises a clean dividend with every purchase.

Reed Brooklyn Times Frederick M. EB Church

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