Purely Personal Influx of Visitors and Departures
Infant paragraphs note moves of local residents and visitors. E D Grove leaves for a Southern trip. Naomi Utermehble of Washington visits. Chas Hahn attends a national canning convention in the West. Florence Sealey visits her old home in Alcona. James Lowell visits Waynesboro. Mattie Anderson travels to Reedysville to see her brother James H. Anderson. Mrs Harry A. Anderson leaves East Fifth Street for Laytonsville to visit her parents. Lewis E. Birely is in Baltimore on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E D. Grove
Grove Time Company
Lime Kiln
Han
Naomi Utermehble
Washington
Chas. N. Hahn
Florence
C. E Sealey
Alcona
James Lowell
Waynesboro
Mattie Anderson
East Church Street
Reedysville
James H. Anderson
Harry A. Anderson
East Fifth Street
Laytonsville
Montgomery County
Air
Easton
Lewis E. Birely
Baltimore
Local Briefs Highlight Storm, Labor Moves and Auctions
Thunder and lightning marked a Sunday storm near the Manor as D A Castle drove a new bay horse on South Market Street. John Wolfe travels to Roanoke to secure labor for Brunswick transfer sheds. Knoxville contemplates a Good Templar lodge. Dr. Harry F. Shildt auctions Charles W. Layman’s West Sixth Street furniture at 10 this morning. Court adjourned for legal holiday. During the storm last Sunday eight panes of glass were blown from Prof Cyrus G. Thomas East Church street residence. sash unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Castle
South Market Street
Brunswick
John, Wolfe
Roanoke
Templars
Knoxville
Harry F. Shildt
Charles W. Layman
West Sixth Street
Cyrus G. Thomas
East Church Street
Train Strike Kills Two Near Chewsville Maryland
Martina Burns and Elias Hoover died when their wagon was struck by the fast mail train at a crossing near Chewsville on the Western Maryland Railroad. Local officials and hospital staff organized as Board of Charities and Correction held at Monterue Hospital with new officers: President David Summers, Treasurer Dr. E C McSherry, Clerk. Rev Hasskarl named chaplain. hospital staff retained. Dr William Lee from the State Board inspected the hospital. County Commissioners visited the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevenlle
Newa
Haepnstowns
Martina Burns
Elias Hoover
Maryland
Chewsville
William Lee
State Board of Lunacy Commissioners
Board of County Commissioners
Yellow Springs News Notes Funeral of Mary Rickerds Held
County correspondence from Yellow Springs reports the funeral of Mary Rickerds at Pleasant Hill Chapel with large attendance and interment in the adjoining cemetery. Also notes Washington’s Birthday entertainment, Uncle Tom’s Cabin at Burkhart’s Hall, a new local baseball club, local travel, and community updates on residents, weather, sleighing, and a snowstorm.
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Yellow Springs
Mary Rickerds
Pleasant Hill Chapel
5. M. Hench
Frederick City
Messrs
L. M Staley
A. W. Burkham
D.J. Young
Charles H. Miller
Aylester Moss
Columbus
David Shankle
Robert T. Tyler
Berkley, Springs
W. Va
Escapes at Dorchester Jail and Local Developments Reach Harford
News of the state reports two prisoners escaped from Dorchester county jail. Frostburg gains a new national bank. St Clements Institute property in Ellicott City sold for 4500 dollars. A colored man is arrested for Beltsville ticket office robbery. The taxpayers approve a 15000 dollar new Caroline county court house. The schooner Express ashore at Swan Point with total loss feared. The Latrobe iceboat remains aground near Havre de Grace. Montgomery county selects Wa V Boult Jr for inauguration marshal. A relief party crosses Susquehanna flood waters near Port Deposit Roberts Island. St Margarets Church case in Anne Arundel to go to court. West Virginia Central to build Potomac bridge 60 feet high. Howard county forms auxiliary road league led by R G Harper Carroll. St Clement’s Institute sale and Wells Fargo. Public notices of probate will.
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Harford County
Dorchester County
National Bank
Frostburg
Sarah A. Landa
West Sharpsburg
John M. Robinson
St Clement's Institute
Ellicott’s City
United Brethren Church
Salem
Washington
Greg Crisfield
Maryland
Howard County
Rosd League
R.G Harper Carroll
Beltsville
Caroline County
Schooner Express
Onancock
Swan Point
Patterson
Montgomery County
A Queer Experience In Frederick Ends At Power House
Old Uncle Dan Zedricks a 73 year old colored man from Yellow Springs went from home to Mr Daniel Mainhari then Mr Jacob Wiles and on to Kelsow Springs pike before returning toward the city. He became confused wandered back to town meeting Mr Mira Summers and Mr Summers gate then again headed home reaching the power house of the Frederick City Electric Light and Power Company exhausted and cold seeking shelter until morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Zedricks
Yellow Springs
Daniel Mainhari
Jacob Wiles
Kelsow Springs
Mira Summers
Jacob Summers
Summers
Zedricks
Susin
Frederick City
Brunswick Notes and Local Incidents in Brunswick
Reports from Brunswick include church lot discussions with Rev Hemstreet, cyclone damage near Barkittsville, a brakeman injured at Harper's Ferry and taken to Brunswick, B&O payroll figures, and Orphans Court actions naming executors and administrators. Observed holiday in court and a promotional note about Syrup of Figs for constipation.
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Runswick
M. W. Richards
Baltimore
Hemstreet
Brunswick
David Arnold
Barkittsville
Claude Mowory
Harper's Ferry
Historic Sharpsburg Church Rising as War Memorial
The Lutheran congregation of Sharpsburg, Washington County, rebuilding after war damage, aims to erect a Holy Trinity Memorial Church. The planned structure features a 96 foot corner spire, three log memorial windows, and red stone trim, with plans costing about two thousand dollars pending funds. The old log church once echoed German sermons and served as a battlefield landmark near Antietam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snarpsburg
Mary T. Hays
Hagerstown
Jos. Chapline
Holy Trinity Memorial Chancelical Lutheran Church
Memorial Church Plan Attracts Regimental Support
Decades ago a plan to build a memorial church gathers support from regimental representatives including Geo H Washburn of the 108th New York and Dr A H Taft of the 9th New Hampshire. The project honors Union soldiers with a memorial window funded by Florence Hicks and led by Rev J W Lingle and John P Smith with Col Jos Chapline buried in Mountain View Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. H. Washburn
108Th New York Regiment
Rochester
Ed. M Whistler
Severetary
Pennsylvania
Bainbridge
A. H.taft
New Bampshire
Winchester
Thomas Camant
Harrisburg
Florence Hicks
Haverhill
Mass
Burnside Bridge
J.H. Early
Ww. Early
James Frieze
R. M. Keedy
Jacob Larkin
John P. Smith
Henry Kurgan
Col
Jos Chapline
Mountain View
J. Z. Dare
Washington
Col Chapline
J. W. Lingle
Good Templars Meeting at Gaithersburg District Lodge
District Lodge No 1 LQ G T held its regular quarterly session in Gaithersburg with delegates from eleven of the thirteen lodges present. J L Burdette elected Grand Chief Templar and E L Amies named Deputy Chief Templar. Meeting set for Poolesville in May. juvenile efforts praised. prohibition party to meet in Gaithersburg midweek. Fox chase near Woodboro draws Frederick County participants. two red foxes released for prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Templars
LQ. G. T
Gaithersburg
Gaithersburg Lode
Burdette
J. L. Burdette
Good Templary
Templar
E. L. Amies
Skating Night At Armory And Inauguration Excursion
Admission to skating and dancing at the Armory is 16 cents for gents with ladies free. A comic race and a medical lecture by Dr J R L Hardesty will occur at the Armory and City Hotel on specific dates. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announces discounted excursion tickets to Washington for the inauguration on March 4 with sale dates March 20 and 23, valid return by March 7. Round trip from Frederick is 2.25 dollars, with low rates from other stations. inquiries to W T Mullinix, B&O RR agent in Frederick Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio R R. Co
Frederick
Washington Junction
W. T. Mullinix
KR. R
Frederick Md
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Frederick Weather
Ism
Poonperann
Joa
Doutta
Uecthl
Tos Naws
Wasurmeton, D. C
W. Hasarmeron
The
Weather Bureau
N. J. Wilson & Son
Maysilles
Wm. Blentlinger
C. Blentinger
Thomas E. Fox
C. Elsie Fox
Chas. Blentlinger
Daisy Mort
Mountaindale
Afr
Robert D. Eaton
Mary A. Shankle
Martha Staley
J. Haffner
David E. Wastler
J.W. Fox
Chas. H. Dutrow
Shen
Broad EU
Alary Williard
Pooleaville
Capta RK Bowlus
Carrie Biser
Willow Grove Mills
Mary House
Lelis House
Cool Springs
Bettie Sencil
Jefferson
A. R. B. Rice
Charles S. Huffer
J. Dawson Ainifer
Burkittsville
George C Huffer
Harmony
Edward L Willard
Wiliam T. Grove
J D. Beachley
Bolivar
Emory EB. Boyer
James G. Blaine
Charles B Darner
Coolspring
Mary M. Damer
Lewis Beker
Fragaville
Aid and Missionary Society of the Reformed Church
EL Motter
Adamstown
Reformed Church
Luther E. Feags
Anna Beard
John Stockman
Charlesville
Bethel Church
Bender
Lula Houck
Hasskari
Isaac Houck
Bender-Houck
Haaskarl
Frank Palmer
Brasdrup’s
H. Z Zisamermar
Woodsboro
Oda
Zion Reformed Church
Wamsville
R. Barnes
Brother Barnes
T. L. Crawford
Archie Busaard
Will Oden
Byattstown
Maggie Addison
News OF the State
St. Margaret's Church
Anne Arundel County
Orphans' Court
Fie
Wiliot Wm H Rhodes
Rhodes
Wm. G. Rhodes
Margate
E Rhodes
Samuel Hoke
Martin Hoke
Catharine Lytle
Frederick White
Clarence W. Lidie
John Nusberem
F. F. Smith
Catharine Little
Cellfornis Fig Syrup Co
Historic
Sharpsburg
Sharpeburg
Washington County
Antietam
Butes
Baurnside
Little Stone Bridge
Ferrero
Barnalde
Tha Hnes
Uriah Gross
Joseph Chapline
Catebas
Potomac
Joseph Chepline
Chapline
Fort Frederick
Clearspring
Horstie Sharp
Frederick County
Elizabethtown
Col. Chapline
Christopher Cruse
Matthias Need
Nicholas Sam
William Hawker
Lord Baltimore
England
Benesth
Ers
Scheffer
Veneck
Bachey
Little
Sway
Rizer
Oswald
Diehl
Haunt
Unorich
Mertz
Stine
Staltzman
Buhrmen
Wells
G. H Becker
Bliss H. Jones
Potomac Hone
Francis Tacmas
Wart Smon Cameron
Woodaboro
John Hendrickson
Jack &Ti
the Greate&t Slaugh
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Btyles
Jonn Hendrickson
Patrick Street
Les Recbpaacien BR. Bartels
Patrick Brookdale
Haltimore
Lewie
Raporty
W.T. Turner
Browingsville
W. H. Turner
Ville
B&o
Jekidim
J. Eldridge
B.J. Eldridge
West Patrick Street
Ferdsbick, MD
New Midway
Scott H Billmyer
Carroll Co
Walkersvile
P.E. i
P. E
Second
Houck
James E. Walker & CO
J. & Walker & Co
Walere
Armory
Armory. Ee
J R.L. Hardesty
City Hotel
Moulianese & Kemp
Mithras & Kew
Adamstown Turnpike Co
Geo T. Rohlen Berg
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Board of
George W. Snouger
Lickevile
Frederick Co
Tanf Reform Club
Art
J Ruger
Franklin Savings Bank of
A.D. O'Leary
Frankin Savings Bank
Jamédawom
Wuuly
Otho J. Gaver
Bodook
Neidig
Ropeck
Centemesie & CO
Tremarket
AT. Rice & Sons
T. Rice & Sons
Fronznar Derscrors
North Market Street
Frederick, ML
Markdly
V. Staub
Brancr
Minnesota
F. W. Staub's
N. Market ST
Ocal, Wood
C. W
Miller & GO
City Coal
Cumberland
Baltimore Vein
Lyken's Valley
George's Creek
Shriner's
Miller & Co
Omoe
Enat Vatrick Street
Water Street
Dend
Attention Consumers
Coal
Ceal
Jonathan Biske
East Third Street
Frederick Mader
Telephone Ko
B. H. Bladeston
Sormves
Ovancoartes
B. H. Busczston
John A. Kennedy
A&r
N. Market
Apollo
Lipps
Kelegrape Streets
Freer
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