Brief Bits of Local and General Interest
One week about to be torned the calendar of 1900. On account of icy gutters some people have troubles of their own. Already base bail talk for next season is rife. This season the poor who cannot afford coal are picking over ash piles in alleys. Make your tarped leaves shine by going to church next Sunday in the year. Marriages in 1509. During 1899 there were 670 marriage licenses issued in Frederick County Circuit Court.
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Frederick County
Reverend Lampe Ordained for Japan Mission Work
The Reformed Church ordains Bav. Willan B Lampe to Christian ministry for missionary work in Japan. The ceremony in the Bergaelical Reformed Church in the city was led by Rev. Dr. E B Eechbach Rev Dr J Spangler Eieffer and Rev T Frank Hotmeier. Attending officials included Rev Dr James I Good and Rev Dr S N Callender of the Board of Foreign Missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Dantary
Thie City
Bav
Willan B Lamp
Reformed Church
Maryland
E. B. Eechbach
J. Spangler Eieffer
Hagerstown
Eav
T. Frank Hotmeier
Mt Pleasant
James I. Good
Reading
5. N. Callender
Mechanicsburg
Reformed Church Board of Forage Missions
Dr. Kieffer
Waaaad Abds
Ordination service for missionary Lampe in Frederick public sermon
Rev Dr Callender opened the service with Rev Dr Kieffer delivering the first address on the young minister’s call to serve in Japan. Rev Dr Eschbach baptized and confirmed the ordination, while Rev Dr Good prophesied about Japan’s religious awakening and Westernizing changes. Lampe outlined his motives, noting the need for ministers in Japan and committing his best efforts to missionary work. The ceremony included prayers for a safe voyage, an anthem by the choir, and a detailed biographical sketch of Lampe. He was educated at Frederick College Princeton University and the Reformed Theological Seminary, licensed as a missionary in 1899, and assigned to teach at Tohoku Gakuin in Sendai. Also noted are the marriage of Rev. Mr. Tampo and Anna Sevora Toomaz, and Lampe’s upcoming departure for Japan aboard the Doric.
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Vge
Callender
Kieffer
Japan
Eschbach
Adt
Evangelical Reformed Church
Dr. Good
Avery Seece
Bir
Lampe
Doctor Good
Dudley Buck
Frederick
LC. Lampe
Frederick College
Princeton University
Princeton
Theological Seminary
Reformed Theological Seminary
Lancaster
Westminster
Lampeya
Marsland Slasais
Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions of
The
Reformed Church
Harrisburg
Sendai
Tampo
Boonsboro
Mies Anna Sevora Toomaz
Josephus Thomas
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Doric
Occidental and Oriental S.S. Lins
Frederick County Agricultural Society Holds Annual Meeting
The Frederick County Agricultural Society held its annual meeting in the Courthouse Court room, likely the largest in its history. Proxies voting for officers were debated, and proxies were approved. Treasurer D Y Stantfer reported improved finances with debts reduced, profits from the last fair up. Charles Harets and Hargert were elected to officer posts, with Wertheimer Reefer Chingan and Broaffer reappointed to key roles. B B Witter became Chief Marshal as the rural free delivery controversy broadened, with demonstrations against the service and potential legal penalties for vandalism of private mail boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Assonaton
Goeety
D Y. Stantfer
Othoers
Toer Tnoder
Claude R. Dotrow
Charles II
Hargese
Hargett
Charles Wertheimer
Barry Reefer
L S Chingan
D. Y. Broaffer
B. B. Witter
Carroll County
Pontofticy Department
Myers
Post Office Department
Walkersville News Items Show Local and College Visits
Mr. George M. Orster of Washington D C spent a few days in the village the past week. Miss Catherine Goldsborough was visiting in New York City. Miss Minnis Hedges was given a surprise on Tuesday evening January 2. Friends from Frederick Harmony Grove Ceresville and Walkersville called unexpectedly. Roy McMaster returned to college in Carlisle PA. Miss Helena Stauffer and Messrs John Whodemar and Harry Stauffer are returned to Westminster College. Mr J B H Stauffer and wife spent Thursday with Rev Alvill Conner at Adamstown. Mr Will Zimmerman resumed studies in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. Vicker Baughman
Baltimore
Milton Kerngood
Matilda Crouch
Philadelphia
Frederick
Richard Dutrow
West Seconds
Father O'Rourke
Novitate
Middletown Valley
Mies May A. Kerrigan
Emmitsburg
Brunswick
Mies Kata
Edna Knox
Charles E. Knox
Farmersville
Ohio
J. Windsor Williams
Fountain Milla
Samuel R. Brown
New Murset
William N. Todd
Walkaraville
Park Hotel
W. B. Catsail
Woodsboro
Ida Grazar
Mines Hamm
Mamie Hamm
Burkitsville
Charles Sifford
Somerset, Pa
Walkersville
George M. Orster
Washington, D. C
Catherine Goldsborough
New York City
Minnis Hedges
Harmony Grove
Ceresville
Roy McMaster
Carlisle
Helena Stauffer
John Whodemar
Harry Stauffer P
Westminster Colege
Woman's College Notes Opens After Vacation
The sesson at the Woman's College will reopen after a two week vacation on Tuesday morning with chapel exercises at the uscal hoat. President Apple and family returned from Ohio where vacation was spent at Lenin. Several new students have enrolled and will enter, boarding capacity nearly full. On Friday evening January 12 Prof. E A Heydrick will lecture on Dialect Poetry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's College
Sesson
Uscal Hoat
Apple
Ohio
Lenin
E. A. Heydrick
Milleraville
Heydrick
Pennsylvania State Noe School
Florance Dixon Services Held at Abury M E Church
Florance Dixon's funeral was held yesterday afternoon at Abury M E Church with Rev. George D. Pinkne and Rev W M assisting. Bearers included members of Nazarite and Star chapters. Interment at Laboring Society cemetery. Lydia Brown died in Washington and was brought to Frederick for funeral at Quinn A M E Church tomorrow at 1, interment Greenmount Cemetery.
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Florance
Dixon
Aabury M. EH
George D. Pinkne
W. M
John McConnick
Cliades Barnes
Charles H. Smith
Nazarite Order
Thos. B. Hall
Mareball E. Jenkins
Wm. Downs
Star Chapter
Laboring Socsetary
A. T. Rice & Sons
Lydia Brown
Washington
Frederick
All Saint’s Street
Quinn A. M. E. Church
Greemmount Cemetery
Mizpak Chapter installs officers for year
At a stated Mizpak Chapter No. 9 meeting last night officers for the ensuing year were installed: W M Kees Fearhake, W P Mrs Daniel T Ordeman, conductor Kath jeman Smith, Adah Helene Lilly, Rath Nettie Haller, Martha Miss Alice E B Shope Electa Eva Linn War Lillian E Anders marshal Ads L Rhodes organist.
Local Health Notes From Middletown and Nearby
The column reports Miss Mary Antisell of Middletown afflicted with neuralgia and confined to home. Mr. Theodore Eylext of Thurmont has been very ill for several weeks. Mrs. Frank Su man of South Market Street is recovering from a severe illness and able to be about. Master Ralph Long and Miss Maggie Gomber of South Market Street are on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Antisell
Middletown
Theodore Eylext
Thurmont
Frank Suman
South Market Strees
Ralph Long
South Market Street
Maggie Gomber
Land Lease Sold in Delia for Brown Trustee
Real estate transfer records show a lease of Green Geld and Sugar Loaf Mountain tract near Delia sold on Thursday for $690 to Howard Allnuts from Albert S. Brown trustee. The transaction confirms deeded sale terms and purchaser details.
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Harvey BE
Delia
Albert S. Brown
Green- Geld
Sugar Loaf Mountain
Howard Allnuts
Religious Services and Week of Prayer Across Local Churches
Local churches report Sunday worship times, Sunday schools, and special events. St John’s Catholic, St James Lutheran, and other congregations announce sermons led by Rev. Kaske, Rev. Myers, Rev. McLean, Rev. Dixon and others, with communion, Epworth Leagues, and revival meetings scheduled. Week of Prayer details vary by parish, with services in Middletown Bourkitville and Thurmont, plus a German Baptist church dedication planned for January 14 with a dedicatory sermon by Rev. WJ Swigh.
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St John’s Catholic
Will Beard
BR D
Av. Wim.ont
Rocky Ridge
Jame
Lotheram Church
Hommelestown
Saints’ Episcopal Church
St. John's German Reformed Charch
Adolph W Kaske
Atnbert
Lancaster Theological Seombury
St. James’ Lotharas Church
L. F. M. Myers
Sunoday School
Asus Aour
Dorcas Society of the Episcopal Church
Lewis Manges
The
Theological
Woodaboro
Union Chapel
Grace Reformed Church
E. Il. McLean
M. E. Church South
Epworth League
T. Freeman Dixon
Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor
Middletown
Odey
Bourkitteville
Myersville
Thurmont
Pepples
New German Baptist Church
Upper Middletown Valley
Ellerton
Woltsville
WJ. Swigh
Janiste College
Huntingdon
Local notices from EWS OF THE STATE digest
News briefs report deaths in Ces treville and Elkton. Annie Sparks and Maetuda Thomas are noted widows. W Bargee named Union Bridge public schools principal. Jobe B McGurl resigned. Partridges fed in Hagerstown. Docks along the Potomac at Williamsport observed. A shooting incident near Cumberland and a robbery charge in Prince Fredericktown are noted. Mail boxes damaged on a rural route in Carroll county. A boy drowns skating in Baltimore county.
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Annie R Sparks
W. Kent Sparks
Cestreville
H. Gantz Bkoward
Hagerstown
W. Bargee
Union Bridge
Jobe B. McGurl
Maetuda Thomas
Jobs
Thomas
Elkton
Potomac River
Wilhameyac
Robert Animer
George Dawkins
Prince Fredericktows
Samuel Torauer
Wallvule
EB McUeuss
F Koon
Eskie's
Washington County
Henry J. Emrich
Hullaville
Mount Winans
Baltimore County
Spring Gardens
Will contest bicycle tolls on Baltimore Turnpike
Mr. D Weater Grob of Hagerstown tells the Globe that bicyclists may challenge tolls charged by the Baltimore Turnpike Company. He argues the company has not spent to aid wheelmen and maintains rough roads that cause punctures, mud holes, and hazards. He asks if charter allows tolls on bicycles and other human powered devices, noting funeral processions and other pedestrians might be affected.
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D. Weater Grob
Hagerstown
Globe
Baltimore Turnpike Company
Frederick Conclave to Meet in Red Men’s Hall Monday Night
Local notice calls Frederick Conclave No. 7311 to assemble at Red Men’s Hall North Market Street on Monday night January 8 1900 at 7 30 o clock with full attendance requested. Also announces a night school of stenography and typewriting opening Tuesday evening in the Examiner building East Church Street with moderate terms and preparatory instruction for office work. Herman optician announces January 8 1900 hours 1 to 9 p.m. and a plumber offers prompt service at 66 South Market Street. Be February 1st stock reduction sale of china glassware and lamps with 20 percent of cash purchases credited as $1 to $6 value.
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Frederick
Red Men's Hall
North Market Street
Haney E. Cuariixx
Archos
E.G. Hacon
Frank T. Enode
Tureday
Examiner
East Church Street
Eos L. Knode
East Church Sl E
New Engines for 5.20 and Odd Fellows Officers Elected
Five dozen engines of the 1700 class are due at Cumberland shops from Baldwin to boost freight capacity as Cumberland traffic grows. Officials elected in Beautiful Empire Lodge No. 2790 include Charlison G, Raith G, John Jones, Evan Brighton, George Herbert, Thomas Clark, and Marshall Jenkins. Mr Harry E Alien travels to Brunswick to arrange filming of Because I Love You in late month.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Cumberland
Balwin Locomotive Works
Beautiful Empire Lodge
G. U
Odd Fellows
Bronswick
Harry E Alien
Brunswick
I Love
You
Kipling works offered at sale through the News
An advertising notice announces Tax News offers Rudyard Kipling’s complete fifteen volume set for 1.50 in paper binding or 3 in cloth binding. First volume ships Saturday January 3 with subsequent dates listed. Each set buyer gets a steel engraved Kipling portrait. Market prices for corn and wheat also noted.
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Tax News
Rudyard Kipling
the News
Kipling
Auction and sale notices from Shipley Boost and graphophones
A local ad item lists an auction in memory of Mrs. E a Kchlenberg with a mix of books games toys and fancy goods. It highlights a special sale with cheap parlor matches coal shovels brooms and household items from Shipley Boost and a note that H E Witcoxon offers Columbia graphophones Edison phonographs and related supplies.
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C. W
Shipley & Boost
Tim
Poenter
Aente Oank
Columbia Graphophones
Columbia
Edison
H. E. Witcoxon
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Daily News
Bao
Phianthropat
Acd
Robert Dale Owes
Tare
Hed
Gemeer
Manechors
Daria
Saterr
Caretier Pr’ Napierer
Sapalt
Armuez
United States
Wasdiseros
E. Moore
Weathar Bureau
Ity Clemm
Ernest Halfenstein
Jacob Tyson
Prest
Church St
Bioner
H.E. Chipline
Archon
Shipley
Neldig & Miller
Will
Willa Lampe
BH Stauffer
Alvill Conner
Adamstown
Will Zimmerman
Furerats
Sunday Schools and Societies
United Brethren Church
U. B
L. C. Barber
C. W. Stinespring
E R. Bachbach
Missionary Society
William BE. Lampe
Evangelical Subheran
C. E
Cali
Clark Department
Cas
Jobn Henphonsox 4
Neidig & Miller
Naw & Maze
N. Market St
Clinton E Main
ME. Main
School of Stenography and Typewriting
Rovert T. Danse
W.G. Kader
St East Church Street
Soain’ Orphan Asylum
Sappington
Learing
F. B. Sappington
Market St
Iauddawly
Emis Ee Re Eerie Tre MG
Marseilles
B. Bodoce
AT. Rice & Sons
A. T. Ries & Som
LN Rouse
Chairats Epctments
Fox Drals
Lawson Fasten
N. Market
F.V. Staub
Berese Fast Foods
Pettijohn
Marvis
FE. V. Sraus
Dorem
I. Heieely Keller
J. Heibelyt Belles’s
Ceresville Flour
E. D. Shriner
B&o. B.K
Willard
Keller
E. Patrick ST
Viork Guarantesh
Nat Eendeaewsi Vrs
Ef Verret
Alfred Rittar
Okce Court Street
Frederick, Md
Geesidawiy
Harlis P. Levy
Attornesx
Law
Lett
OfSee
Court Street
Court Hom
Cleveland
J. H. Kolker
Sorsaparilla
Ea Kchlenberg
Sarter & Bopst's
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