Pleasant Personal Visitors Bring News of Travel
Purely personal notes recount visits by several residents and former locals. T. Fred Alvey of Washington spent yesterday in the city. Mrs. Milton T. Engle and children from this city visited Mr. Edgar L. Brust in Hanover Pennsylvania. Elmer C. Railing and Miss Margaret Orebs spent yesterday with friends in New Market. Charles D. M. Forrest of Myersville is visiting Frederick. B. E. Pierce of Baltimore returned after visiting friends here. James P. Hedges and wife of Lee Summit Missouri are visiting relatives and friends in the county. Hedges notes many changes since leaving thirty-two years ago. Charles W. Lough of Philadelphia, visiting his parents, has returned. Lawrence Rust Lee of Pittsburgh, Miss Mary Pettit of Rock Island, and Dr. Henry M. Pettit of Carrollton, Missouri, are guests of Mrs. Isabelis Matthews on East Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Fred Alvey
Washington
Milton T. Engle
Edgar L . Brust
Hanover
Elmer C. Railing
Margaret Orebs
New Market
Charles D. M. Forrest
Myersville
Frederick
B. E. Pierce
Baltimore
James P. Hedges
Lee Summit
Hedges
Charles W. Lough
Philadelphia
Lawrence Rust Lee
Pittsburg
Mary Pettit
Rock Island
Henry M. Pet
Deaths and notices in a Frederick area newspaper column
Basil Cashour of Woodville district aged 77 died suddenly on Sunday morning. Funeral at Prospect church Monday. Rev Marriott conducted. An infant of Enoch Green family died at East Sixth Street. funeral at 2 pm. Rev E L McLean officiated. Samuel Hall of Ice Street died of consumption aged 22. funeral at Eberneezer chapel Flamavilla. Mrs William Derr former Frederick resident died in Baltimore. body to Frederick. Mrs Eleanor Bennett wife of Rezin Bennett died at Long Corner Howard County aged 73. City Opera House featured The Strange Adventures of Miss Brown with Will L Rising and Countess Von Hatzfeldt admired by audience. music numbers praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basil Cashour
Woodville
Cashour
Prospect Church
Rev. Marriott
Mount Airy
Wm. Pordam
W. A. Hood
Edward Watkins
Harry Runklea
Wm. Jones
Joseph Pordam
Lt T. Lewis
Enoch Green
East Sixth Street
E.L. McLean
Ms. Olivet
F. Schroeder
Samuel Hall
Ice Street
Hall
Hastern Milling Company
Eberneezer Chapel
Flamavilla
Derr
Wm. Derr
Frederick
Baltimore
Eleanor Bennett
Rezin Bennett
Long Corner
Howard County
City Opera House
Miss Brown
Opera House
Norristown
Will L. Rising
von Hatzfeldt
Angela Brightwill
Countess von Hatzfeldt
Mendelssohn
Vivia Burnette
Mira Annie Fleshell
Washington
Wooten Young
Chas. Hichigan
Everest Boyer
Edgar Gue
Willie Galhia
Baltimore City
Miss Byrne Young
Funeral of Oecada Hill infant in St John’s Church
The funeral of Oecada Hill, infant daughter of William Hill, occurred at 9 this morning at St John’s Catholic Church. Rev Father Coleman conducted rites. interment followed at M& Olive cemetery. A. T. Rice & Sona funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oecada Hill
William Hill
St. John’s Catholic Church
Father Coleman
M&. Olives Cemetery
A. T. Rice & Sona
Bear-Down Banquet at City Hotel Delights with Wit
The Bear-Down Club held its first annual banquet at the City Hotel on New Year's Eve. The ornate T-shaped table and unique menu card featured a bear motif as toasts delivered by notable figures including Judge James McSherry and John C. Motter. Guests listed include Nat Young and other local dignitaries, with thanks given to hotel proprietor P. E. Long for the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear-Down Club
Corpa
H. Dorney Etchison, Esq
Hichelberger
Bear Down Club
George Wm. Smith
Douglass H. Hargett
Joad
Mana
Bear-Downolub
James McSherry
Byudge
John C. Motter
John Rodney Young
Court Street
Nat” Young
Getzendanner
Etchison
Landauer
Lend
Motter
Benj. F. Reich
Vincent Sebold
Wm. M. Douglass
Patrick B. Long
F. B. Sappington
Blanchard Philpot
William L. Smith
M .N Zentz
Shafer T. Hargett
Frank Knode
McClintock Young
George W. Dean
John L. Massey
Christian Eckstein
J. Elmore Waltman
W. A. Long
Elmory L. Coblertz
D. O Holtz
Edward Schroader
Meyer Werthemer
C. E. Saylor
Samuel Douglass
D Ohhester Kemp
David King
James W. Robinson
Wiliam Cobb
Jesse O Clagett
J. L. Crider
George T. Stuil
Robert A. Bennett
George A Schroader
D. Princeton Buckey
Whilard O
P. E. Long
FabRion
Bae
Neidig & Miller
Hale
St Dresa
Contracts Awarded by Board of Charities and Corrections
The Board of Charities and Corrections awarded contracts for three months beginning January 1 1902 for supplies to Montevue Hospital and the jail. Vendors include B Rossnour for clothing, D Wineberg shoes and hats, G B Rodock & Co dry goods, Frank V Staub groceries, A W Condon tobacco, W S Haller soft coal, J M Newman & Co flour and feed, Charles F Knock fat cattle, Burk & Zacharias explosives, M J Grove Lime Co, M T Derr beef for jail. Ruben Haun appointed farmer at Montevue Hospital replacing Willis V Phileeger who resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Charities and Corrections
Montevoe Hospital
B. Rossnour
D. Wineberg
Court starts as Motter and Henderson sit on bench
Circuit Court convened at 10 oclock with Associate Judge Motter presiding A later arrival Judge Henderson took seat On trial the case State versus Mrs Main charged with keeping a bawdy house The defendant is represented by Joseph W Gaver
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Hent
Motter
Henderson
Main
Joseph W. Gaver
Work Begun On East Patrick Street Y Lays Toward B M Car Barn
Workmen began tearing up cobblestones on East Patrick Street today to prepare for the Y construction that will connect to the B M car barn. The project signals ongoing street work and transit infrastructure upgrades in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Patrick Street
B. & M. Carbarn
HYMENEAL HILLEARY BOTTS MARRIAGE IN ROANOKE VA
Dreambar 38 b dan ab Wo church Roanoke Virginia hosted the marriage of Miss Janet Henderson Hilliary to Mr James Barrey Botts with relatives from Maryland Kentucky Missouri and Philadelphia in attendance. The reception followed at the bride's home then the couple departed for Washington aboard the midnight train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilleary
Botts
Dan
Joho Episcopal
Church
Roanoke
Virginia
Janet Henderson Hilliary
James Barrey Botts
Wmn. H Meade
Wao. H. Milton
John Hilleary
Brida
Frederick County
Maryland
Richard Hilleary
Columbus
Kentucky
Clarence L. Hilleary
St. Louis
Missouri
Sarah T. Dougherty
BE AL Aukert
Frederickaburg
Edgar D. Hilleary
Philadelphia
Perry
Clarence Worthington Hilleary
Albert Botts
Fredericksburg
Mies Botts
William and James Botts, Jr
Minor
Gilmer
Brooke
Meesra Selden
Edgar Brooke
David Fickner
Wm. H Milton
Ann Tehman Fitliegee
Rehita Mnale
J. Chisholm Pags
Market Price Quota Report for Today
Wargett's market quota lists corn at 295 per barrel shelled corn at 60 per bushel wheat No 2 at 78 steamer at 72 re treated 68 cents per bushel hay priced between 0 and 12 dollars per ton Fiona for today adds no further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiovai
Wargett
Sre
Frederick County Delegates in Maryland General Assembly
Frederick county is represented by Senator Jacob Rohrback and delegates Thomas Hightman William H. Harry John P. Mathias A W N odemus and James W Smith as the Maryland Assembly convened in Av apolia. Thomas Hightman, a Peteraville farmer and Republican, is over 60, former county commissioner, elected to the House four years ago, living on the Merryland tract with his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly of
Maryland
Avpapolia
Frederick County
Jacob Rohrback
Thomas Hightman
Wiliam H. Harry John P. T. Mathias
A W Nicodemus
James W Smith
Epeoee Rae A
Peteraville
Board of County Commission
Ers
House of Delegates
Merryland Tract
Notable Maryland Figures in 19th Century Local Life
Hon Thomas Hightman and John P T Mathias from Mechanicstown Thurmont area born 1848 in Oreagera. Mathias rose from clerk to traveling salesman then partner in Buck & Mathias before selling out in 1892. Augustus Webster Nicodemus born 1833 in Ostroll County moved to Walkersville later farming then creamery and ice cream business becoming Buckeystown Packing manager in 1892.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. T. Mathias
Mechanicstown
Thurmont
Oreagera Town
Mathias
Perentie Saa Clerk
Lewis Town
Baltimore
Adama, Buck
William H. Adams
Irvin A. Buck
Bock & Mathias
Fim
Mathing
Magonic Fraternity
Knoight Templar
St. John's
Theran
Augustus Webster Nicodemus
Ostroll County
John
Hannah Nicodemus
Walkersville
Tal&o
Misa Barbara Ann Felton
John Felton
Buckeystown
Bucketttown Packing Company
Maryland Legislature Opens With Officials Reelected
The General Assembly of Maryland met in Annapolis for the January session 1902. President of the Senate John Hubner and Speaker Noble L Mitchell were reelected. Governor Smith’s message praised finances, noting a public debt repayment of 725,608.66 and net reduction of 220,698.66 over two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koeoeoes
William H. Barry
Winchester
Hoa
Winchester Seminary
Thia
Thia City
North Market Street
Frederick College
Harrys
Frederick County
Presans
James W Smith
Woodstoro
Smith
General Assembly of
Maryland
Annapolis
John Hubner
Baltimore County
Senate
Noble L Mitchell
Harford County
House of Delegates
Dennin
Rohrback
Brewington
Admiral Sohley
Sandego
Congress
Court of Inquiry
Admiral Schley
Brewington Sagns
Local Notice Promotes Sewing Machine and Piano Sales
Start the new year right call Chilton and Rhoads to buy a sewing machine. They stock a fall catalog with best models and supplies for all machines. Also advertise Apollo Piano Player and piano sales at Wilcoxon’s and Wincron’s. Winter tourist tickets offered by Baltimore & Ohio Railroad to southern destinations and Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chilton & Rhoads
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ohio River
Alabama
Florida
Lonisiana
Missusippi
New Mexico
North Carolina
Texas
Haranca
Cuba
Nassau
N. P
Baltimore & Ohio R. R
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the Daily News
John RL Broadhead
New York
Frederic Waller
William 7
Ander Welhelm
Cateb Cushing
Gurst
Mewbursport
Mass
Joel Parker
New Jersey
Trenton
Atenander William Ranglake
London
Kinglake
Clarkson
Wasmiseton
Tax Newe
W. L. Moons
Weather Bureau
W.S. Ray
G. A. Zeller
C. Adams
Rens A. L
J. L. Engelbrecht
Jacob Tyson
Fredericktown Law
Franklin Savings Bank
B. Sappington
Moser
Nettlog & Muller
Deats
William Tate
Child
Ridgeville
Dolly
Sakre—Johnson
Thomas E. Johnson
Woodaboro
Caroline Grahame Johnson
Nathan Thomas Baker
Richard Potte Jonnson
Ernest McGill
Martin—Favorite
Cyrus O. Favorite
Fannie May
Stewart Martin
Harvey Martin
Ada Favorite
Annis Geisbert
Charles Favorite
Harry Martin
Adlla.m
Sarepta Grimes
W. 8
F. Metzgar
Hardley—Dove
Sterling
Philip M. Handly
Laura F. Dova
Loudoun County
Cleopatra Dova
Frederick Dove
Huffer—Biser
Pearl Hays Biser
Melvin A. E. Biser
Harry G. Huffer
B. L. McLean
Annie Keller
Middletown
Ira Biser
Huffer
Lawson
Arthur H. Lawson
Annie B. Lawson
Methodist , Episcopal
Donb’s
This County
P. C. Edwards
Hutton—Haffner
Richard Hutton
Fannie Haffner
City
O. W. Stineepring
Stinespring
Della M. Stail
Philip L. Kuhn
Washington, D. C
Grace Reformed Parsonange
J M Schick
The
General Assembly
Senator Jacob Roerback
Hn, J. P. T, Mathias
Te Wee
Oomubcaloner
Ta Sitha
Dipote Commis
da Lote
Orphans’ Court
Method Jet Protestant Church
HOV. A
Apollo
E. Wilcoxon
Obas
M. Steiff
Pinpos
Wilcoron's
Wm. C. Boteler
Kansas City University
N. Market
John Bendricksor
Apan woDei
Telenhona C
Nik
Newwig & Miller
Nei & Hiller
Ounton
Hamily
Isanogle & Wagaman
COSBY
Isanogle & Wagamar
Frederick, MD
Learing
Madaciy
North City Ball
GEO
Rodoce
BTORY
Rauvee Wmitfe and
Glover
Rodoue
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rice & Soms, Funeral Directors
Frederick CO
RICE
Fredk Co
Elena
Potomac River
Willard C. Keller
Patioreiss
Lew
Bauliot
Dolt Albaugh
North Market
Petadaw
Waat Pranasth
Ty Wath
Shaanon
Baltimore Byd
Ear
Frederick Frat
Urafordal Sons
Ant Chet
Gaerne
Gilbert Grown Bridge
Sioodemte
den Tel
North Marr&d
eFiEae
Eles
Lure
Aral Roget Sea
Wrederick Co
Noosa
Eapa
Ana
Briar
BASE
Brull
Clary
Hiteshew
Firgrounds
New Midway
Stup
Pearl
Riordan
Liberty
Petarsville
Rity
Gearey
Ares
Monterue
Jacksonville
Fis
Townsenp Scorr & Sos
Fayette &T.oppo
Postoffice
Goop Investment
Morris
Q. BE
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