Residents Send Holiday Greetings Across Local Towns
A string of social notes records visits and travels of residents across Frederick area towns. Names include Adelina Wilton, Mrs. Salford in Washington, Mr. John Bowlur of Broad Stone, and Mrs. G W Black in Washington visiting sisters and relatives. Several others return home from Baltimore and Frederick after holidays, with updates on schooling, work, and engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelina Wilton
Salford
Waabington
John
Bowlur
Broad Ston
Ohio
G. W. Black
Washington
William LD
Jennie Rhoderick
Frederick
Middletown
Edwin I. Shope
Mies Besse Hato
Gacy Boblitz
Thormont
Bilas Mazepps Loy
Mary C. Akers
Milton
Mamie
Mra
Pearl
Burktttaville
Tahey
Oakley Biaart
Ballmore
Ul Oly
Clarence Schroider
Oakland
Harry O. Young
Washington, D.C
Oliver F. Young
East Second Street
Milas Liv Howard
Mirses Roelkey
Fort Patrick Street
Mine Natite Lidle
Baltimore
Ilanda
Weal Patrick Street
Tandore Gerufakey
Lancaster
Maurice Yeats
Allentown
Cone Ettea
Central America
Court Deals With Piper Estate Deed Dispute In 19th Century Case
Hay the attorney faces a complex 1867 arrangement where Mr and Mrs Piper promised life care in exchange for property. After multiple wills and deeds, Mrs Whitney asserts ownership through a 1900s deed while Colonel Hay claims satisfaction of debts and transfer to Mrs Whitney. The case centers on trust, deed validity, and final ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay
Washington
Anon
Bay
Piper
Mr. Piper
Colonel Hay
Nawnort
Hay Wen
Europe
Mra
Hiiney
Hey
Lazeean
Whitney Te
Hep
Listhoran Sunday School Anniversary and Church Events
A long observance section describes the Listhorayn Sunday School anniversary at the YMCA and a series of revival services and week of prayer across Emmttaburg and nearby churches. It notes sermons by Rev Sir McKesney, a dedication at St. Luke's in Feaga ville, and a Week of Prayer in Middletown with Lutheran and Reformed church services, plus elections for church officers at Evangelical Lutheran and a detailed Christmas program for All Balots Episcopal’s Gleaners. The piece also covers district pastors, choir events, and the Frederick Bible Society anniversary meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muotsturtal Association
YMCA
Acnas Bolitay
St. John’s
City Opera
Emmttaburg
Velantee
St. Luke's Lutheran Church
Feagaville
B. A. Hedges
Key HH Weber
Baltimore
Board of Church Extension
Middletown
Hers Holt Pmelst
Beard
Lutheran Church
Reformed Church
St. Mary's
China Mission
Brotherhood of 8. Andrew
New York
Balots’ Episcopal Church
Feg
Useborne Ingle
Carol
Brothers
Josephine Fagan
Martha Bly
Bossie King
Bisncho Brtpley
Dalla Hoogle
Basie Ely
Daisy Grove
Maggie Burch
May Hagan
Clara Fogle
Sadie Brennle
Nellie Koogle
Salec- Nona
Bosale Hefron
Marcia Wilcoxen
May
Lotte Cramer
Pearl Goodman
Ruth Wilcoxton
Cartla Zepp
Maud Woodward
Elaie Selby
Fannie Ropp
Elsie Layman
Messrs
A. O. Cronise
KB. L. Boblitz
Henry W. Gale Jer
Henry A. Habu
AD. Bagan
Abraham Bichalberger
Tomara See
E. L. Hobiltz
Roller
Tressurer
Gev. H. Zimmerman
Mre
Horatio Watora
J.B. W. Barenout
Jobo Baumgerdosr
Wm H. Beat
Rice
Carty
Wm. B. Storm
Chas
B. A. Hedge
Lutteran
Jefferson
PRE Bible Society
Frederick County Bible Society
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Local Items Briefs From Madison Street and More
Mr. John Redgen has erected a stable on his property near Madison street. A. Lincoln. Rangelbrecht has built a fine fence around the poultry yard south of infectly. In Olden Times People overlooked permanent benefits but now Syrup of Figs is promoted as a permanent remedy for constipation. The bank era in the middle Western States reflects varying times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Redgen
Hla
Madison Street
Tim
Corletmas Aitia
A. Lincoln
Rngelbrecht
Couth
Bank
Eriste
Atatea
Kindergarten Entertainment Impresses Audience at Village Hall
The Kindergarten of Miss Fiore Welich presented a Saturday afternoon program featuring songs, recitations, and motion games performed by Grace and Florence Trail, Jamie Gabrill, Isabel Zimmermas, Elizabeth Atullintx, and others under teacher guidance. The event showcased the pupils’ progress and was praised for charm and poise with pianist Chas. 8. Train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiore Welich
Jack Frost
Grace Wratt
Florance Pratt
Florence Rat
Cooper
Coopers
Grace
Florence Trail
Jamie Gabrill
Isabel Zimmermas
Elizabeth Atullintx
Mary Sapplngton
Ames Venduckeos
Alice Anderson
Elizabeth Roperta Aira
James HU
Gambrill
Jasod
Train
Evening class and association meeting notes
Members of the Association met at Kemp Hall for a profitable gathering. W N Aluster of Washington gave hopeful remarks to spur work on young men’s advancement. The last term of the night school begins tonight and the advanced gym class meets at 8.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
Kemp Hall
W. N. Aluster
Washington
Heavy Hog Batch Report From Middletown Area
Mr William Norris of the mountain between Middletown and Burkittaville slaughters three young hogs weighing 18 months old and totaling 1719 pounds yielding eleven 60 pound hogsheads, all bought from the late Daniel Sigler. Prof Allen M Stona near Boonsboro also kills four hogs weighing 2016 pounds average 504 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Norris
Middletown
Burkittaville
Daniel Sigler
Allen M. Stona
Boonsboro
The Owls Elect Officers at Meeting on South Market Street
At a meeting of the Owls held last week at Mr. Frank Su man’s office on South Market street, officers were elected for the year: president Eyater W. Edmonds, vice president Isaac Haller, secretary W. T. Waller, treasurer Frank Buman, guard Valentine Btorin, watchman John souges. Randolph Martz was authorized to organize a Cocheserville branch in the current quarter. Letters were read from out of town members unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Owls
the Owls
Bel
Frank Suman
South Market Street
Eyater W. Edmonds
Isaac Haller
W.T. Waller
Frank Buman
Ruard
Valentine Btorin
John Souges
Randolph Martz
Cocheserille
Advertised Letters at Frederick City Post Office 1897
The Frederick City post office lists remaining advertised letters for January 1897. Names include Gureryenen, J G Cramer, Claudius Labaly, F U Matter, Lanina List, Miee Izzle Barner, Mise Mol Haeulter, Ade Jones, Cora Belier, Bleanors White, L A Smite, Khrentnor. Call for collection within two weeks or items go to the dead letter office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Jasuary Sad
Gureryenen
J. G. Cramer
Claudius Labal'y
F.U. Matter
F.U. Matter, * Te Lanina’ List.—Miee T Izzle Barner, Mise Mol- Haeulter
Mr Ade Jones
Mre
Cora Belier
White Wogert
Misa L. A. Smite
Ademe TY
Khrentnor
Maryland and local colleges resume activities after holiday
The Maryland school pupils return from vacation with afternoon and acrolaatic dates to be readmed tomorrow. The Woman's College will reopen for study tomorrow. The Academy of Visitation, St. John's College and Frederick College have resumed tasks duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland School
Woman’s College
Academy of Visitation
Bt. John’s College
The
Frederick College
A Bend O Brakeman Hurt in Maryland Fall
Solomon Abbott, aged twenty five, a brakeman on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, fell yesterday at Bykenville and broke his right leg in two places. He was treated by Dr. Bprecker at Sykesville and taken to Baltimore, then home. Also noted are preparations for the Great Council of the State of Maryland in Emmitburg on February 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon Abbott
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Acer
Bykenvile
Bprecker
Sykesville
Baltimore
Weemeeest
Tieasebirenlemas
Henry A. Anthony
Warge
N. C. Kilian
Mmitebatg
Maryland
Emmiteburg
Calendar page shows Annapolis notices and ads in bold format
A preserved reading of The Annapolis Evening Capital calendar page highlights public notices and local advertisements set against a dark background with white headlines. The layout emphasizes dates and periods for community events and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Saga
Tum Fuapanicx
Lally Newa
Agares
Billcott City Times Enlarges Plant and Hails Success
The Billcott City Times reports completion of its B7 year and expansion of the plant. The paper notes improved printing and editorial prosperity. The Times expresses gratitude for reader support and looks toward further growth and success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journaltello
Billcott City
Times
Heavy Pigs and a Prairie Farm Tale
A fragment from a Pleasant Farm near Towsa mentions J. K. Byers and a five month old pig weighing 2060 pounds. The note hints at a recall or remedy involving Hood's Sarsaparilla and its effectiveness, but details are unclear and portion ends abruptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Byers
Pleasant Farm
Towsa
Court Session Deliberates Damaged Railroad Case
The circuit court convened by December terms to hear cases including William Ramebury vs OL Bosley and Thomas Anderson vs Frederteh and Mudistons. A $10,000 railroad wreck claim was called but postponed to February due to illness of counsel John C. Motter. witnesses were charged as the session wrapped at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breuit
Brodet
Lynch
William 1 Ramebury
OL. Bosley
Garotebee
CM Eader
Garotshoe
Thoma Anderson
Fleerte Railroad
Aucart
John C. Motter
Conpaal
Tule
Mildale town acts to enforce order with extra constables
The Mildale corporate authorities plan stronger street control after a recent disturbance. An additional regular town constable and two special officers with badges and equipment were appointed, boosting policing. Eight Frederick men involved in a Middletown car disturbance were arrested after an assault on Constable Bert Ifert. Samuel Titlow faced a warrant and a hearing, then held for court in 50 dollars bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildaletown
O. E
Frederick
Middletown
Ifert
Thomon
Tilow
Thurmans Culture Club Discusses Romola Chapters
The Thurmans Culture Club met to review events of the week and discuss Romola. The lesson covered scenes from the two political parties Guelphs and Ghibellines, their roles in Florentine history, and a reformer Davonaros. The club will resume January 5 with Arallen chapters of book two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmans Culture Club
Romola
Firat Gumpes
Davonaro
Ifa Aed
Florentine
National Building Association Frederick Branch Annual Meeting
The Frederick branch of the National Building Association of Baltimore City held its annual meeting on Saturday in January. The secretary reported the first year’s welfare was unusually prosperous and the local treasurer’s books were audited by a stockholders’ committee. Elected officers included Thomas J. Blaller as president L. C. Lease as vice president Baker Johnson as attorney and local treasurer D. T. Orderman Chas Wertheimer Baker Johnson We V Albaugh KE C Lease Thos H Haller James E Walker and John L Johnson as directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Building Association
Frederick
National Building Association of
Baltimore City
Charles Wertheimer
William A. Manefeli
Toltarring oMicera
Thommae J. Blaller
L. C. Lease
Baker Johnson
D. T. Orderman
Chas, Wertheimer
V. Albaugh
C. Lease
Thos. H. Haller
James E. Walker
J. T. Orderman
John L. Johnson
David Wertheimer
Appratvars
Local Sickness Roundup And Residents Report Illness
The notice lists several residents under the weather: Mr Jobo Monterte and The Hon M G Urner both sick. Mrs A A Lough confined at home with rheumatism slowly improving. Orion Rhodes, son of Mr and Mrs Bobacher, listed among sick at Housh Market Direct. Dr S S May attends. Milton A Woodward and Harry B Ubaplico with family Mion Hosa Obapitne both ill at West Third street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobo
Monterte
M. G. Urner
A. A. Lough
Orion
Mra. Bobacher B. Rhodes
Housh Market
Fon
Milton A. Woodward
Harry B
Ubaplico
Alstar
Mion Hosa 5
Obapitne
Miip
Waat Third Street
Lawless Disorder Prompts New Town Constables
Authorities act to curb disorder as electric road traffic rises. Beside existing constable Edward Nfett, appointments O Anguetas Grosa and Chbarice Nelkirk receive pay only on duty. They gain arrest power, badges, belts, and clubs. sample handcuffs ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baye
Middletown
Forato
Edward Nfett
Messrs
O. Anguetas Grosa
Chbarice Nelkirk
Cfioera
Tomoto
The Rey Runument Meeting and Design Sessions
The January monthly meeting of the Key Monument Association is set for Tuesday evening at 7 o clock in the same hall. Beforehand, design committee sessions will convene at 7 o clock in the same place. Charles Hoffman of Meyeroville was gored by a bull Wednesday evening while visiting John Earp near Mapleville Washington County. The injured man received medical aid and is reported to be improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Requisr
Key Monument Agancation
Hue
Toume Ol
C. A. Tumuttyr
Comanties
Charles Hoffman
Meyeroville
John Earp
Mapleville
Washingon County
Baltimore News of the State Highlights and Local Incidents
A broad notice of events across Maryland and nearby areas lists accidents, crimes, and notable happenings. Warnings in Kent County, an assault robbery in Cambridge, a fatal traffic and farm incidents near Pocomoke, and a telegraph operator killed near Northam. Also mentions the Dover convention, delayed court dates, arrests for liquor sales, and an elevator company election with directors named.
Local offers for Woman's College January free tuition
January free tuition for new women college students across departments for second term starting February. Also a free contest at Jaqe's Old Stand with a mantel clock prize, pumpkin guessing, and general discounts. Ads mention Dr Watley readings at City Hotel and varied local shop promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's College
Col. Joga
Frederick Fire Company Elections Tonight
Officials report the annual elections of the Junior and United Fire Companies of Frederick will be held this evening at the halls of the respective companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Company
Peotone
Janior
United Fre
Frederick Wil
Bnetres Men’s Association to Hold Meeting Tonight
The Brothers Men's Association of Frederick will host a meeting at Badfe Evening to discuss the transaction of egg or transinese. Members are urged to attend and participate in the planned session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bnathers
Prederick
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W.L. Moons
Weather I
Thad M. Biser
Ferguson
Howes
Trast
Reedy and Draer
Bolra
Fordiuoto
Ccssnsssesenseeseeessees
Q. Carty
Xmas Hargathe
John Headdlstron
Fordlure
Ccssesareeeenee
W. H. & Etchison
Listhorayn Sunday School
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Hood
Gircuit
Wesley Ome
Qarutheo
4Uderia
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Ibbane
Cheatertown
Worcester County
War Bureal
Ble Child
Radapa We
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Teaac
Voughkeepsto
N. Y
Will'an Klala
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Dover
H. Nicolas
Eaglo Olt
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Dla
Pnou
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James J. Irwle
Charles County
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Attan Davis
Adolah Woon
Bolate
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D. Feldman
Jacge
Patrick Street
Clears and Tobacco
Watley
W. Haumgirdoer
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Bast & Eepler
Labi Md
Miles
Crildmen
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Mullinle
Kemp
Ppar
Morsaix & Kaur
Dre Qarde Department
Eine
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Frederice
Elwarda
Jobn Hendrickeon
Aytau Xanes Aln
Pale
Jolly Henontoxson
FF. V. Staub
Bescreu Lambs
Athaly
Hroulal Meekchandisa
Wilson Kuld
FEF. V. Siavi
North Market Street
Doll Brothers
DOL Brothers
North Makery GT
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Don Buorsens
Makeet Street
A. T. Rice & Sons
Ante
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Taler
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Ment
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A. B. Hargett
Bott Ebel
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J. J. Remsburg
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Peues
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TAR Pays
Doll's
Hotal
Bolidar
Oee
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