Local social notes and estate transfers in Saltimore area
A stream of visitors to Baltimore and surrounding towns is noted with names like Teena Chas Walternitz and H. B. Gardeer visiting in Saltimore. Estate transfers list purchases by Peery Lowman, Joshua E Hoover, Catharine Leatherman, and others in Woodville and Brenewick, with prices ranging from 65 to 3,000 dollars. Funerals for Samuel T. Brengs were held with Rev. G C H Hasskarl officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teena Chas
Wlaternitz
H. 8. Gardeer
Saltimore
Woo
Inday
Jodee James McSberry
Yesterdey
Washington
Mary Lee Topper
Baltimore
Astnes
Fountain Milla
Barry D. Young
North Market Atrest
Size Rose Ereh
Philadelphia
Q. & Fr. Seckley
East Second Street
Messrs
Edward Fouck
Bd Stern
Mabsl Deltrick
Mim
Mamie Birely
West Patrick Street
G.lawrence Cramar
Montgomery County
Miles Jessie Wisler
Thurmont
Seal Estate
Peery
Lowman
Emily E
Oscar R. Hood
Woodville
Joshua E. Hoover
Woas W. Hoover
Frank L. Stoner
William J. Worman
Mortence
Catharine Leatherman
John Malvin Leatherman
Ordom
Susan A. Wenner
Wm. W.her
W. H Vanmeter
Brenewick
Norwood
Chas. E. Stephens
Libertytown
Joseph 5. Beard
Mary M. Beard
Sarah
James K. Ellis
Metual
John G. Thomas
Wick
Local notices and deaths and city affairs from Baltimore area
Fragmentary items include the death of William S. Gis lstise at Etoomt City aged forty five. Henry Burrows a farmer of Talbot and Weda Clathorne aged eighty four. Renewed effort to secure capital for a Potomac bridge at Williamsport. Coroner's jury on Farra poisoning in Charles County continues. Murdered merchant from Boyd City arrives from Arkansas to settle estate. Baltimore County Commissioners consider opening a public road at Piney Grove Colored M E Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todas
Uysierusem
Agela
Aone
Arazdei
Bex
Geowv
Montgomery
Esas
Willam SG
Etoomt
Iscge Barse
Towsee
Jacom
Aunsports
Mats
Booker
Camoiidge Baroor
Aloce Pebreary
Henry Burrows
Talbot 4
Weda Clathorne
Coort
Potomac River
Williamsport
Thomas
Cooper
Eirteen Navi
Corone
Farra
Charles Cunny
Toete
Mpetal Shea
Boirol City
Arkansas
Baltimore County Commissioners
Piney Grove
Mf. B Church
State Central Committees to convene ahead of June
The Republican and Democratic State Central Committees plan early spring to mid May gatherings, with conventions likely before mid July. The talk centers on chairmanship duties, Senator Gorman's possible return, and broad campaign preparations for a heated political struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore American
Republican State Central Committee
Naval
Democratic State Centre
Partis
Hattersley W. Talcott
Gorman
A Fine Band Concert by the Veteran Corps Band
The Veteran Corps Band of Baltimore conducted by Prof. W. H. Pindell gave a splendid concert in Frederick last evening. The audience praised selections including Life in Olden Time and A Hunt in the Forest, with a saxophone solo that drew enthusiastic applause. The band, about twenty members strong, delivered an excellent program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veteran Corps Band of
Baltimore
W. H. Pindell
Chy Opers
Frederick
Ash Wednesday rites noted in Catholic churches
The article recalls Ash Wednesday customs in the Catholic Church, including the priest sprinkling ashes on the faithful and the prescribed words Rein: Thou art dust, and unto dust shalt return. Cardinal Gibbons’ annual letter was read in Baltimore archdiocese churches, with devotion and displays of candies observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atin
Cardinal Gibbons
Archdiocess
Baltimore
Mt. Wohs
Sherif
Trier
Bool
Fetephoes Rates Lowered By Local Telephony Plans
A Wes:mizeter special notes a telephone rate war between the Chesapeake and Potomac Company and a new local enterprise. Rates drop from $2 per acre to $18 per year in the county, with lines connecting Avondale Wakefield New Windsor Linwood Union Bridge Manchester and more towns. Magneto system proposed by B. B. Hazet may be adopted. present connections cover the county only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mizeter
Chesapeake
Potoma
Asw
B. B. Hazet
Hanover
Hris
Frizzeliburg
Smallwood
Bird
Bit
Gambder
Hidecburg
Sykesville Manchester
Bampsield
Foe Chesapiske and Potomac Company
Cow
Avondale
Wakefield
New Windsor
Linwood
Union Bridge
Mnchester
Field's Minstrels Open Bristol Season With Lively Show
The Bristol Tennessee Counter reports Al Field's Field's Minstrels opened the season with a strong performance. Al Field Tommy Donnelly Harry Shank and others starred, delivering lively comedy and skilled music. The Martinez Brothers Alvarez Family Arthur Yule and the vocalists impressed as the show billed as the best minstrel on the road. The next performance is Friday night at City Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Field
Bristol
al G. Field
al Field
Tommy Donnelly
Harry Shank
BE M
Jaigh
Hall
Martinez Brothers
Alvarez
Arthur Yule
Triple Yolden
Tenn
Oty Opers House
Frederick to Host 1896 Junior Order Meeting
At a Washington meeting of the Junior Order of American Mechanics the next annual gathering of officers and members was set for Frederick on February 2, 1896. Charles Relner of Baltimore will preside and oversee the oatitation. Frederick’s Junior Council No. 18 will help organize the new council. Also noted were public religious services in Baltimore attended by about two thousand. speakers addressed Virtus Liberty and Patriotism. A nonagenarian, Mr. Morrison of Baltimore, celebrated his ninety fourth birthday and recalled moves from Chester county to Libertytown then Laurel and eventually Baltimore. Rheumatism was claimed cured by a touted remedy in a brief notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Mechanics of
Maryland
District of Columbia
Washington, D. C
Ior
Aic
Death Benefit Association
Frederick
Order of American Mechanica
Charles Relner
Baltimore
Frederick Junior Counell
Order of American Mechanics
Baltimore City
We. Morrison
Henry Street
Morrison
New London Cross Roads
Chester County
Libertytown
Laurel
Howard County
Gratton
W. Va
No. 1
Frostburg
Aratioa
Reading
Small Beginnings End in Enduring Ailments
The notice notes that minor health issues, if neglected, become chronic maladies. It laments ignoring early warnings and cites disorders arising from neglect. Mina Jennie Hargett is mentioned as unable to sit under the ears of Dr. Johnson, while Mr. Charles C. Waters returns to being active after days on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cent Bottien
California
Willemeyt
Mina Jennie Hargett
Johnson
Charles C. Waters
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WO Oval
Wall Street
the Daily News
Haller’s
Samuel T. Brengs
G. C. H. Hasskarla
D. J. Beale
T. Riced& Sons
Miagare Tee
Brett
Sest
News OF the State
Tims
Internal Revenue
Murray Vandiver
Vandiver
Hotel Srrivals
Bianca
Orry Hors
Andrew Baoks
M. Ottenheimer
Jacob A John Gillean
W.A. Apsienhale
F. Ott
Aa H. Stonebraker
J. H. Kahn
T. A. Oe L. Young
A.C. Behmidt
Mlb. Lehman
C. O. Dankie
McCount
G. H. Parrish
Joseph
Pernie
M. C. Cash
A. ‘Atah
B. Diehl
Town
Wm. Steward
Mt Alry
Guorr
W. E. Leatherman
B. Brody
Lancaster
Tuan
Pan-Tine PS
Dr. Deane
Atal Dragpiece
Vigor
Dr Deane
Poe
Deja. Deane Co
Kingstes
New York
BeMale
John T. Lewis & Bros
Cotoga National Lead Co
C. Pepesere
Biog
Lewis & Bros. CO
Brown
Brown Ceem.co.balto. Ud
Cente
Dengyis
Foster Medicine Company
Feater
Nery Catarre
Vine
MME
Hall, Headington & CO
Charr
Gastery
Geo
Gilbert's
North Market
Mornet
Lawrence
Hornet
Uin
Peacock
Grorce L. Exner
Edward L. Shipley
Carroll County
Lillie B. Lowman
James C.C. Bimpoon
Myra Cashour
New Rondon
Chas
Morningstar
Lucy E. Staner
Lewistown
John H. Kilag
Liberty
Annis ML Lease
Dayarille
B. D. Andres
Carty’s
Carty
East Patrick Street
Frederick, MD
Para — Mans
Peres Tomet
Cates
Tdi
Cleare
Ss Caelste Sd
Lal Se A
Sempinn Tree
A. L. Pearre
Allcock
Alfcock
Brandreth
N. J. Wilson & Son
Excelsior Stove House
East
Patrick ST
Evans Perzen
Aohler Sfe
Fest Geman
Barrens, MI
Fohler
Weil
Seth
el River
Corcaro
Schley Bros. Druggists
Frederson
Catarre
Best Maker
Grand Rapids
Alwaves
W. H. B. Etchison
Geurh Market St
Frederick, Td
Headle
Ran Etting Mullion
Ted Berens
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