Personal notices of travels and visits in Frederick area
Purely personal items list residents and visitors in Frederick and nearby counties. Isaac Wineberg returns from Baltimore and Washington. others like Carty, Grayson, Moore, Florence Mesley, Clarkson, Wise, Jenkins, Smith, Moore, Eisenhauer, Smith, Kline, Quinn, Staley, Crowther, and Beasle Johnson are noted visiting or residing with relatives, studies, or hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Wineberg
Harry and
Roger Oll
Baltimore
Washington
Meesre
Arthur C. Carty
Grayson Siup
Gettysburg College
L E. Moore
City
Hagerstown
Frederick
Florence Mesley
Altoons
Messrs
N C. Clarkson
Jnc
Wise
P. J. Jenkins
Richard Smith
Issac Moore
Thos. Eisenhauer
Frank Smith
New York
Marion Kline
Theological Seminary
Gettysburg
Eminent cyclists favor cycling for women in moderation
A brief note lists 48 European cyclists with mixed views on women cycling and moderation. It mentions the Potomac River freezing over at Hancock allowing wagons to cross, Rhode Island premier Rhodes valued at 15 million dollars, Japanese poet Prince Arisugawa praising aggressive anti China verse, and several local misfortunes including Mr. Fritz injuring his foot while chopping wood and Peter Mants' five foot chicken hawk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Ita
Potomac
Hancock
Geel Rhode
Geel Rhode, the Pr — Rhodes, the Premier of Cape Colony
Arisugawa
Chinas
Bia
Wm. Fritz
Liberty
Peter Mants Haas
Remisseccoces of Frederick letter to the Baltimore Sun
J E B Hemmell of Baltimore recalls his Frederick father a long time Sun subscriber. He notes the paper carried Civil War era battlefield reports by George W. Kendrill of the New Orleans Picayune and recalls local figures like Enoch Louis Lowe and John W. Baughman. The piece describes political activity around Polk and Dallas and a pole bearing a Democratic slogan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
J. EB. Hemmell
Baltimore
Baltimore Sun
Sun
Mewren
George W. Kendsil
New Orleans Picayune
W. K
Fagan
Bisson
Enoch Louis Lowe
John W. Baughman
Republican Citizen
Polk
Dallas
Creswell
Mocracy
Bar Association Plans Supper for Retiring Judge Winsor
Frederick Journal reports the Bar Association meeting at the Court House resolved to host a complimentary supper for Judge John T. Winsor upon his retirement from the Sixth Judicial Circuit. The event, at Carlin House tonight at 9:30, will be overseen by P. E. Long with a feast featuring Baltimore and home markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Bar Association of
Frecerick
Ben
Frederick J. Nelson
John T. Winsor
Se Carlin House
Baltimore
Jesson
Son
Vinson
Jadze ¥Inson
Sesquicentennial Meeting Planned in Frederick
Frederick city prepares a public meeting at the City Opera House on Thursday evening to spark the sesquicentennial celebration next September. An impromptu program includes Philharmonic selections and addresses by prominent citizens, with committees to be formed for carnival, parade, historical addresses day, and a public memorial museum. Citizens are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Frederick
Pleasantly Entertained Social World Note
Miss Bessie Tyson hosted a Wednesday evening at East Church Street with Clara Worthington of Baltimore. Guests included Louise Potts and others. later Mary M. Waters hosted Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School class friends on South Market Street with music and games. Judge Eckstein entertained Frederick police officers and friends at West Second Street in a generous, festive gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Tyson
East Church Street
Clara Worthington
Baltimore
Miss Worthington
Louise Potts
Misa Ross
Chapline
Nannie Macgill
Mies Fyeon
A. A. Sharretts
Edwin ©. Markel
Thomas A. Chapline
Richard Potts
Allen Rohrback
Mary M. Waters
South Market Street
Guy Hooper
B. J. Fader
George Bader
Henry Pax
Frank Boblitz Mebile Norris
Judge Eckstein
Police Justice
Circuit Court Reassembles for January Term Hearings
The petit jury term of the circuit court reassembled on peace last January 3. Yesterday the case J E R Wood trustee versus J M Fisher and Martin Eichelber was heard with a decision in favor of the plaintiff. Lechlider Brothers of Hagerstown versus Smith of Woodboro in regard to a fertilizer contract is being heard today. The Hebron versus Tuffs case has been moved to this county from Monton county and is set for trial Wednesday next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
J. E.R. Wood
J. M. Fisher
Martin
Eichelber
Lechlider Bros
Hagerstown
Smith
Woodaboro
Hebron
Monton
Handsome Christmas Tree Graces Frederick Parlor
A richly trimmed Christmas tree stands in Mrs. Oscar Burecker’s parlor on North Market Street Frederick. The artful garlanded display shines day and night like jewels. three people spent nearly two days preparing it amid snow covered houses creating a festive scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Oscar Burecker
North Market Street
First sleigh ride in 43 years delights immigrant
Mr. George 5. Belding of North Market Street took a sleigh ride this morning, the first in 43 years. Mr Seidling, who came from Hanover, Germany 43 years ago, had never ridden in a sleigh until today, when his friend Mr Wm Best gave him a ride and he enjoyed it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George 5
Telegrapher Crimming Ill at Home on Market Street
The Sick. Mr Wm M Crimming manager of the Western Union telegraph office Iseer fov alylt at his home on North Market street Mr C Pmith who has been on the agest was able to walk out this morn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. M. Crimming
Western Union Telegraph Office
Iseer
North Market Street
C. Pmith
Maryland West Point Cadets in 2 20 Lesia Al Latimer
Cadets at West Point arrange Palsmen and alternates for an event with Gordon and Latimer named among participants. Details indicate a formal pairing or roster setup as part of a ceremony or competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
West Point Cadets
Palmsmen's
West Point
Waiees Eare
Lesia al Latimer Apa
Gordon
Frayed club notices invite broad participation this week
Fo E Bt A Toe membership committees will hold mating this evening at 7 sharp. Next Monday at 8 there is a business meeting to discuss important matters for the convention to be held at Cumberland, Md from the 10th to the 12th. A large attendance is desired. The educational class resumes next week on Tuesday at 7 30. The gymnasium class meets after the Monday night meeting to plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fo. E. Bt
Geregaiss
Cumberland
Frederick County and Washington County Fair Committees Plan Dates
Frederick and Washington county fair directors met Capt. Bord in Baltimore to set nonconflicting dates. York fair would be first week October, Bradartabte second, Bowerstown third. Stockholders today elect directors and will choose 1690 dates 30 days later. Dinner at Merchants' Club hosted by Captain Bond. Frederick committee members were Hargett, Winebrewer, Keefer, Clingan, McCardell. Washington committee members were Stonebraker, Bonebraker, Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Washington County
Baltimore City
B. F. Bord
Baltimore Sodghble Railroad Company
Bowerstown
Merchants’ Club
Captain Bond
Frederick
Messrs
Charles N. Hargett
Col
D. C. Winebrewer
Harry C. Keefer
L. 5. Clingan
A. ©. McCardell
John W. Stonebraker
George M Bonebraker
George W Smith
Real Estate Transfers Listed From Various Purchases
Real estate transfers include Mary Aon Hobranner to Emer Holbranner for i scre of land in Jess. John T. Smith and Rebecca to Margaret Hahn for 1 parcel. Silas M. Horner executor to Ek L. Annan for a lot in Emmttsburg at $1800. D Gibbons and Mollie R. to Jacob N Gibbona for 0 square perches at $560. Wm J Black administrator to James P. Miller for 4 acres at 3409 Brother W Ramsburg to John 5 New man trustee for real and personal property at $1. John R Holtz to Oliver H Pearce for parcel at $330. Mutual Loan and Insurance Company to Geo Bwank for lot in Brunswick at $625. Mary E Trundle to Chase Ward for real estate in Frederics and Montgomery counties at $500. Lewis F Nefauver and Joanns V to Burgess and Middletown commissioners for 83100 acres and water privilege. Chas A Eyler executor to Absalom Smith for 25 acres at $20579. Absalom Smith and Susan to Isaac Awnan for 233 acres at $25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Aon Hobranner
Emer C. Holbranner
Jess
John T. Smith
Rebecca
Margaret Hahn
Silas M. Horner
Et. al
Ek | L. Annan
Emmttsburg
Gibbons
Mollie R
Jacob N Gibbona
Wm. J. Black
James P. Miller
Brother W. Ramsburg
John 5
Newman
John R. Holtz
Oliver H. Pearce
Mutual
Geo Bwank
Brunswick
Susan
Frederick Gun Club Holds Amended Meeting at Kifne's Store
The Frederick Gun Club met at Kifne's store on West Patrick ar rest, electing Ott Smith as President and George Phebus as Vice President. New officers include Michael Kennedy secretary Sonia Eline treasurer, EP Mantz captain, with four new members admitted. A board of governors to raise funds for winter bird colonization was appointed. regular meetings set for Tuesday nights. Emancipation celebration notes from Harper Ferry and various local license notices are included in the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gun Club
Frederick
Board of Governors
Harper Ferry
Harpera Ferry
W.va
John Wesley M. E
John H Griffic
J.O Warfield
E. W. Porter
America
Mina Alice Smith
Hamilton Hatter
Stover College
E. W Smith
Schhove
T. J. Trinkle
Historical Society tour to Key estate noted in December meeting
The Historical Society held its second meeting of the season on Thursday December 7 with many members and guests in attendance. The secretary reviewed a report on an excavation of the Keys home near Double Pipe Creek Carroll County conducted by the committee and led a discussion of Francis Scott Key and the Key property. The tour group visited the Key country home known as Terra Rubra and met Peter Baumgardner and his wife who hosted guests and invited a future return visit. A side stop at an old stone church near Double Pipe Creek connected with early Methodism was briefly explored. The group adjourned to meet January 10 1895 at the secretarys rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Azz
Nescrix
Becsetary
Historical Society
Bela Tts
Goseta
Francis Beortley
the Keys
Double Pipe Creek
Carroll County
Frederick
Gavle
Spa
Terra Rubra
Key
Keyaville
Peter Baumgardeer
Double Pipe Creak
Mehodiam
Wootton
Francis Scott Key
Lfe
Washington City
William Thornton
Tortula
British West India Islands
United States Patent Office
Thornton
Shrin er Milling Co Gift Spoon Promotion
A damaged ad describes a promotion from Shrin er Milling Co offering a sterling inlaid spoon as a free gift with purchase of flour. The piece mentions Holmes and Ward Co and a calendar offer plus a request for empty barrels and the sender’s address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceresville
O& Neekt
Francis
Holmes and
New Year Reflections From Dr Hasskarl on Psalm 39
A Sunday sermon by Dr. Hasskarl interprets Psalm 39 regarding life’s frailty and the two attitudes toward mortality. One view pleads for release from earthly ties, the other seeks calm faith and heavenward hope, urging return to God and reliance on mercy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hasskarl
Orcaieg
Sandy
Shis van Ty
Nightline from State: Fires, deaths, and civic notes
Gating in Dikton and a frozen day at Betterton are reported. The Rescue Home in Hagerstown was dedicated. James B Mills died in Pocomoke City of heart failure. Large numbers of wild geese seen in Kent. Allogany Teachers Institute in Cumberland. Baltimore tugboat Success damaged by fire in Annapolis. Harry B Maxwell died suddenly at Elkton aged nineteen. John R Downes’ dwelling in Queen Annes burned. Eastern Branch icehouse fired by Agricultural College. Northern Convocation of Easton Diocese met in Elkton. Havre de Grace courting industrial ventures. Havre de Grace mayoral race features two Republican ticket contenders. Will of Charles P Montague of Howard leaves estate to widow. Rev Winfred Shaw called to Port Deposit Presbyterian Church. Bishop Coleman of Delaware spoke on temperance at Easton Diocese convocation. Geo W Conta and Chas Dorsey held by Ellicott City corner’s jury over Tesac Scoggina death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betterton
Hagerstown
James B Mills
Pocomoke City
Kent County
Allogany Teachers’ Institute
Cumberland
Baltimore
Annapolis
Harry B. Maxwell
Elkton
John R. Downes
Queen Annes County
Agricultural College
Potomac
Easton
Havre de Gracen
Havre de Grace
Charles P. Montague
Howard County
Winfred Shaw
Archibald
Port Deposit
Bishop Coleman
Delaware
Geo. W. Conta
Chas Dorsey
Ellicott City
Tesac Scoggina
Sefton of San Diego a Successful Frederick Native
Joseph W. Sefton son of the late Andrew Sefton of Thurmont has built wealth in San Diego Cal. Once a top traveling salesman he later manufactured wooden products in Dayton Ohio. Now president of the San Diego Navas Back and Flume Co he seeks 1 900 000 for canal property and remains a prominent Southern California figure. Canal shops at Hancock report activity with boats being rebuilt and a new scow launched. Sales pitch notes Syrup of Figs as a permanent cure for habitual constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Sefton
Andrew Sefton
Thurmont
San Diego
Cal
Dayton
Aince
Bel
Elso
Great Flume Company
City of Sand
Hancock
New Year Greeting and Continuation Request
The message extends Happy New Year wishes and asks for a continuation. It appears as a brief greeting with an incomplete follow up. Further context is needed to determine intended recipient and topic.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Warmserton, D.C
Mr. Harmseton
the Weather Bureau
Arerer
Patrick
Aitereyraeees B. CO
Stoner
Jackson
Boardere
J. B. Garrett Comforts and Blankets
Rcecce-Reperejas
FE Walser & Co
Batchel Let
U. 8. Express Co
D. P Zimmerman
BOXOR
Wilson
TES Social World
Frederick Wias
Guy B Lynn
Emma Bostein
Johnaville
Harry V. Downey
Lonie M. Eaton
John W. H. Birely
Ladiesburg
Lille May Ecker
Sam’s Creek
Wm. Whiten
Hattie Diggs
Col-Ored
Buckeystown
Weever Dean
Fannie Diggin
Charles H. Dixon
Cnce Couttdor
E. J. Boblisz
Robert Litz
E. C. Shepherd
Gillespie
Jas
Ges
Jz. C. G
AL Be Glee Paley Connec
Tistary Cape
Achter
Newton Eees
the Historical Society
Shriner Milling CO
News OF
Dikton
Frederick Coun
Wara
Mullinix & Kemp
van Dive
Whith Mpeton OM
Comforty
WIDS
John Hoanpzioxson
F. V. Staub
Algy Ell
Prup
Bett Yrup
Vermont
N. Market
Obriatmas
Alberton
Protestant Episcopal Sunday-school
Alberton Hall
D. M. Bhawen
Mionie Yeadaker
Ange
Earl Yendaker
Willie and
Avalo
Battle Batley
Ivanhoe
Waters
C. Dorsey Waters
Frederick Road
UST
THE
Bailing Grocery CO
George H. Wienee
Miller & CO
P. H
ALY
Baltimore Vein
Lykens Valley
Georgis Creek
Mad
Oxleft
Mariver
Miller
Gere
Rropeez
Neidio
Mera
Brisec
Rudock & Neidig
A. T. Rice & Sons
Pocast Diasproas
Walker & Co
Comforts, Blankete
Price
Allen Robrbace
Cromarty Bloaters
Potomac Roe
John A. Kennedy
Gioranne
Weechanti Tailorson
Rus Oy
Rae Giube
John GA. Kennedy
Marert
B, H. Blagestonj
Lacneron
Bae In
Bock & Didive
B. H. Eisession
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!