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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1897
Page
4
Reports from yesterday note a man stoned during a Williamport service. The piece also lists local clubs, schools events, and public notices including a high profile murder in Marion and various community meetings.
With spring approaching the three Methodist conferences prepare sessions from March to April in Maryland and nearby states. The Boston bishop-elect is W Mallalieu D D of Boston named presiding elder. Debates over admitting women as delegates continue with Western and other conferences predicting possible shifts. The Baltimore conference likely to see little change. anticipate routine business and occasional unexpected developments.
The Good Templars District Lodge No 1 of Montgomery county met in Gatthareburg for a quarterly session Saturday with large delegate attendance. Thos KB Wathing presided as District Chief Templar. Grand Chief Templar Howard C. Eomon a conferred decree on new members. Reports show 975 members across subordinate lodges and 150 in juvenile temples. An anti saloon league for Rockville was discussed and delegates chosen for Hook Villa.
Letters from the People praise Mr Bonsall for twenty eight years as principal and beloved teacher at Frederick Academy. The writers argue his leadership and teaching shaped the school and community, urging a special tribute in the academy’s hundredth year to honor his enduring impact.
The Frederick Circuit Court reconvened with Judges Lyoch and Henderson. Krnow Koy pleaded guilty to stealing bias from Br. John Gomber’s engine and was sentenced to six months in the House of Correction. Charles Moerd pleaded guilty to stealing cloth from John Kentler of Buckeystown, sentence suspended. Richard Mitchell faced a case involving a young man named Leader Jerapaky during the holidays. the case proceeded with defense by Mr. P F Pam.
Purity Lodge No. 343 G T held a meeting electing O T David ice T Mise Matilda Bletfeld Secretary J J Bletfeld A Secretary Misa Etta Brott Secretary Frank Bomso Treasurer GQ Waring Tyson Obaplata J N Zimm erman Mar J L Engelbrecht Mrs H E B Storm Gaard Bernard Broat Bentinel A Kw Storm P O T Frank Soman GO J T Jacob L Engelbrecht and others. Frank Soman elected lodge deputy D B Rice chosen delegate to District Lodge No 4 at Ilana No 4 Saturday 27hb with J J Blelfeld as alternate.
Ollevero Pearte and Mrs Elmia Ender are named in obituaries. The brief items report Ollevero Pearte dying after a long illness with a private funeral at the Pearre home on Fourth Street, a boy dies of membranous croup with funeral at Martis Chapel, and Mrs Elmira B Ender widow of Charles W Ender dies at St Joseph Missouri on the 14th of the month.
The wedding of Carlton Cromwell, agent of the B and A, and Clara V Tavenner will be held at Buckeystown church at three o clock. Capt Walter Saunders, auctioneer, sells two double houses on West Sixth Street for 700 and 1100 dollars. Mr Cowred Roland bought the property.
An event named for the Roworth Langes eodal at the M. B. Oberch tale is set for 7.80 o clock with all welcome and invited. A silver collection will be taken at the door. Kitched at Pracewick. Morning report mentions a man from Baltimore involved in an incident at Brewewich.
A grainy ad extols Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets and Favorite Prescription as cures for postpartum ailments and weak health during gestation. It includes testimonials from a mother praising reduced pain and stronger recovery after using the remedies, plus notice of a medical books offer from the World’s Dispensary Medical Association.
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