Local notes of residents and visitors in Frederick area
Paragrapha About Those Who Game and Go lists residents and visitors from Woodsboro Liberty Kemptown Harmony Grove and more, detailing where they traveled and with whom. The column mentions Edits Fout Edith Ring Miss Edith Fout and other locals visiting Baltimore Annapolis and Frederick, plus brief items about the Independent Band meeting and a county commission session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Ontahati
Woodsboro
Park Hotel
H. Clayton Trundle
Liberty
Cornelia Dren
Frederick
Edith Fout
East Second Street
Darkisiaville
Brunswick
Mic City
Poplar Terrace
Joseph Chew
Annapolis
Etiz Ring
Baltimore
James McSherry
Miss Moore
Washington
Alfred Ritter
Page Milburn
Woodward
Milburn
Wim. O. Birely
Adamstown
Ars
EF. J. W. Parrish
Millville
Dizeard
Board of County Commission- S
Aeson
George W- Rowe
Emmitsburg
Eben
Religious World notes on Sunday schools and sermons
The Reform ed Missionary Society meets in the chapel tomorrow evening. Many churches report services today with sermons from Acts, Timothy, and Joel, plus congregational meetings and a special reception for Rev. Dr. Luther Kahlman. Epworth League and Christian Endeavor cite events and a Valentine Tea planned for February 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Reformed Missionary Society
St. James Latheran
Lfp.m. Myers
Evangelics Reformed Church
Bachbsch
Acta
Christ the Revealer
Indies
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Presbyterian Church
Foundations
Paul
Christian Endeavor
Luther Kahlman
Lutheran Chapel
East Church Street
Epworth League
Mr. Zimmerman
J. H. Wilhite
South Ysterday
Rose Lindsay
Laws Trip Mini Trial Before Justice White
Hardy Johnson and Charles Chase were arrested by Officer Brust for maliciously breaking into the Jarnace room of City Hall. White set bond at $50 for a hearing tomorrow at 3. Chase waived the hearing and posted bail. John Clark was arrested on a disorderly conduct warrant and firing a revolver. Justice White fined him $10 plus costs, default 39 days. Isabelle Tyler was fined $1.25 and costs for disorderly conduct. A special Junior Steam Fire Company meeting appointed a committee to draft resolutions on the death of Asbury Hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice White
Hardy Johnson
Charles Chase
Brust
City Hall
Chase
Heil
Tohn Clark
Mulborn
W. P. Edwards
Blue Goose
Sassoon
Isabelle Tyler
Howard
Junior Steam Fire Company
Frank B. Sappington
John Eisenhauer
J.J. Dicli
Asbury H. Hunt
Arm Fracture At Market Street Store Morning
Mr Harry Haller, a carpenter at Hardt and Keeter's lumber yard, suffered a bad fracture of the upper arm in front of Edward Dick's South Market Street store this morning. Indigestion, blamed on weak stomach, is noted as relieved by Hood's Sarsaparilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Haller
Hardt &Keeter
Tere Pal Soll
Edward Dick
Hood
Birely Bushnell Wedding in New Haven Church
The Evening Leader reports the January 31 wedding of Miss Birely to Charles Willan Birely at the Church of the Redcenter in New Haven. The event drew a large audience, featured organist W Woods Chandler and a ceremony by Rev. Dr. Phillips, with father of the bride presenting her to the groom. Attendants included Miss Rose Birely and Miss Carolena Sperry, gowns of white organdie, and a reception at the Bushnell home with gifts abundant for the bride. The couple will reside with her parents after February 15.
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New Haven
Conn
Conr
W. Woods Chandler
Salvine
Soedermann
Samson and
Frederick S. Jackson
Law School
Rose Birely
Carolena Sperry
Miss Sperry
Miss Birely
Henry Winchester Ross
Providence
Br.t
Brown University
Yale Law School
Phillips
Birely
Jane Birely
Bushmell
Mr. Bustinell
Frederick County Circuit Court Hears Grand Jury Case Load
The February term of Frederick County Circuit Court opened with Judge John C Motter presiding. Grand jurors were urged to return only serious indictments to curb county costs as many cases were dismissed or postponed. Foreman Cephas F Terman led the panel. a long list of grand and petit jurors followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Frederick Wasty
John Co. Motter
Ceaphas F. Therma
Borkeystown
Motter
Grand Jury
General Assembly
Waclock
Thea Grand Jury
Cephas M. Taaman
Foreman
John Hummer
Henry D. Lakin
Isaiah Oline
Conrad Roland
Wm. G. Shafer
Jome L. Baker
W. 5. Kesfanvar
F.T. Eyler
Maury Summers
J. E. Rica
Wm. H. Summers
Wm. L. For
J. A. Grove
E. L. Babbington
M. H. Delander
Fenton Hargett
C.F. W. Roarkey
W. P. Eyler
Weeley Marker
Abraham Wakenight
G. W. Peters
T. P. Maynard
Bohn
D. H. Millard
Newton Kindley
Benjamin Rosenour
D.E. Cramer
D. Hardy
Singleton Jones
Thorsdey
Local News Roundup From Prince Georges To Allegany
News briefs cover election notes in Prince Georges and Cumberland developments, a cemetery memorial planned at Ag fietam battlefield for General Mansfield on June 7, wage cuts at Curderlate Paper Company, deaths of Lesiah Devilbiss and William K R Tate, a confession about a body shipped to Dr Maxwell F E Silver, beef card transport to Britain, rising papermaking in Allegany County, a bold rail station robbery attempt thwarted, canal boat counts at Sharpsburg and Loudon Landing, a school beating fine, a child’s fatal clothing fire, and a carriage accident near Manor woods with injuries to Mrs Keseler and Mr Keseler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Georges
Dorr Democentia
Merrick
Apna -Olts
Lear
Cumberland
Ciodbunes
Areneral Mansfield
William Devine
College of Physicians and Surgeones
Baltimars
Sioux City
Lows
Maxwell FE
Baltimore and Ohio
Music Store to Open in Dr Fahrosy Building
To the Public will open a music store at 100 North Market Street Dr Fahrosy Building about February 15 selling pianos organs small instruments and musical goods. The shop promises a wide assortment of lamps groceries tea and other items with weeky arrivals from leading factories and top brands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Market Street
Chote Family Iroceries
Belles Lettres Society Meeting and Notices
The Male High School Belles Lettres Society met February 2 with an agenda of officer inaugurals and a literary program including readings, recitations, debates, and a motion on departmental teaching plans. A second meeting occurred February 9 with a similar program and a successful debate result. Advertised letters at the local post office, a first prize for Maryland folklore, and farm market notes plus a modern laxative ad complete the items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belles Lettres
Belles Lettres Literary Society
Je Nus
Toms
Armour Hall
J. Paul Urner
Actors
Harry Worman
Hoberk Laplaing
Walter Zigler
Emory Cram
Earl Wood
Clauds Hargett
Calvin Page
Bailaret Mioeking
Mest Agai
Frank Winter
Emmiteburg
Baltimore Folklore Society
Maryland
Miss Winter
Emmitaburg
Resolutions of Respect for William P Rice at Sunday School
At the February 4 1900 Evan gelical Re formed Sunday school meeting resolutions praised William P Rice a long time member and treasurer for over forty five years. He was known for duty charity and integrity earning esteem beyond mere display. Memorial page to be set in minutes and published in The News with sympathy extended to his widow and family. Also memoriam for Charles M Yasta who died February 5 1899 reflects on life and faith awaiting reunion in the afterlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Rice
Evangelical Reformed Sunday School
Willam P. Rice
Sid
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