Personal notices of visitors and residents in City Hotel area
Dr D E Stone of Mr Pleasant is registered at City Hotel. Dr C B Highbarger of Burkitts ville is spending days at Park Hotel. Mr B Rosenour of Baltimore visits Mosere Rosenour Worth Market street. Miss Elizabeth Chapman, lately at Reformed parsonage, has returned home. Mrs George T Castle of Cincinnati visits Wm J Miller East Patrick street and returns home. Prof William P Stewart of Mutual Life Insurance Company New York visits Mr M E Getzendanner, a local rep of the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Stone
Mr. Pleasant
City Hotel
C. 8. Highbarger
Burkittsville
Park Hotel
B. Rosenour
Baltimore
Hiseone
Mosere
Rosenour
Worth Market Street
Elizabeth Chapman
Reformed Parsonage
George T. Castle
Cincinnati
Ohio
Brief Bits from a Early Year Paper
New moon tomorrow. Christmas trees are coming down and farmers fill ice houses. The average young man’s hopes outpace his salary. January begins stock taking and settling last year’s bills. Society will crowd in Silth dissipations before February 12. Weather in the first twelve days of January is said to foretell the year. An engagement only pleases some girls if it makes friends think she is better off.
Evang Reformed Missionary Society Meets at Trinity Chapel
The regular monthly meeting of the Evangelical Reformed Missionary Society was held in Trinity chapel, with A Kemp Keefer elected treasurer for 1902. Donations totaled 104 dollars from soliciting committees. A children’s program featuring recitations and music highlighted the event, and Dr. BE R. Bschback offered remarks on the society’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Reformed Missionary Society
Trinity Chapel
A. Kemp Keefer
Mousic
Mamie Starr
Isabel Zimmerman
the Wise Men
Jane Birely
East
Virginia Osrty
Charlotte Sinn
Bethlehem
Judea
R. Bschback
D A R Chapter Hosts Washington Marriage Anniversary Reception
New York City Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held a reception at Sherry's on Monday afternoon to honor the anniversary of George Washingtons marriage. Mrs. Donald McLean, regent, led the line of officers and guests, with Miss Margaret Washington McPherson among the attendees and Mrs. McLean delivering the welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. BR
New York City
Daughters of the American Revolution
Sherry
George Washington
Donald McLean
Margaret Washington McPherson
McLean
Six vagrants committed to Montevne Hospital
Six vagrants Joseph Stockwell Jeremiah Lanahan William Smith Allen Gull George Kel ter and John Bierly were committed to Montevne Hospital this morning by Justice Jordan of Branswick. They were picked up by Officer Emory Nelson and taken to Montayne by Sheriff Lease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Stockwell
Jeremiah Lanahan
William Smith
Allen Gull
George Kelter
John Bierly
Montevne Hospital
Justice Jordan
Branswick
Emory Nelson
Montayne
Sheriff Lease
Congressman Seeks Stamp-Tax Relief for Rural Carriers
Representative George A. Pesrie introduced a House bill to exempt bonds of rural free delivery carriers from the stamp tax under the War Revenue Act. The measure is said to have the Post Office Department’s backing. An unrelated incident reports George Updegrove of Brunswick injuring two fingers when a caboose door closed on them. A prewar advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a permanent remedy for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Pesrie
Internal Revenue
Post Office Department
George Updegrove
Branswick
Trainmar
Maryland Legislature Begins Work and Gorman to Be Nominated
The Maryland Legislature meets in Annapolis. A Democratic caucus will nominate A. P. Gorman for the United States Senate and Murray Vandiver for State Treasurer, while a Republican caucus is expected. Senator Gorman will be present to lead his fight in person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Annapolis
A. P. Gorman
United States Senate
Murray Vandiver
State Treamsrer
Senator Gorman
Delerate Giles
Somerset
House
Bryan
Phelpa
Baltimore
Forsythe
Howard
Albert N. McCardell
J. W. Willams
Frederick County
Senate
Hering
General Assembly
Fifth Regiment
Treasury
Ttia
Rohrbach
Senate Committee On Railways and Canals
Admiral Schley
Brewington
Santiago
Schley
Seventeenth Anniversary of Bishop Parst's Consecration
The notice marks the seventeenth anniversary of Dr. William Parst being consecrated Bishop of Maryland and also recalls the anniversary of the Battle of New Orleans won by Andrew Jackson, later President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Parst
Maryland
New Orleans
Andrew Jackson
United States
Appeal to Roosevelt on Schley appeal to president
Rear Admiral Schley will appeal to President Roosevelt to overturn the Court of Inquiry verdict. The President has promised to consider the appeal. Schley plans a detailed document ready after his Savannah trip and a Chicago visit, with submission to the President soon after his return in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schley
Roosevelt
Court of Tequiry
Conner
Court of Inquiry
United States
Army
Navy
Admiral Schley
Savannah
Gen. W. W. Gordon
Washington
Chicago
Central West
City War Claim Appeal Advances at Aldermen Meeting
A city committee chaired by John O. Hardt advanced preparations for a Congressional appeal over Fredericks war claim. The meeting in the Board of Aldermen chamber reviewed the prepared appeal and added affidavits from citizens asserting government stores were in the city when the ransom was paid and saved by Gen Early’s army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commitses
Congress
Frederick
Board of Aldermen
John O. Hardt
E. Y. Goldsborough
D. O. Winebrewer
Milton G. Urver
Joseph D. Baker
Thomas H. Haller
James E. Walker
Maejor Goldaborough
General Army
Johns C. Hardt
Hardt
Early
Funeral of Outerbridge Bersey Draws Elite Gatherings
The late Outerbridge Bersey was honored at a noon service yesterday in St. Marys Church Petersville with large attendance from New York Philadelphia Washington Baltimore and other cities. Catholic clergymen including Rev O Connell Rev O Donovan and Rev O Rourke led a solemn Requiem Mass and delivered tributes. Pallbearers included Bersey's sons and relatives. interment followed in St Marys cemetery Petersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersville
Outerbridge Bersey
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Baltimore
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
3D. H. O'Connell
Louis O'Donovan
John H. O'Rourke
Frederick
William L. O'Hara
Mount St. Mary’s College
Emmitsburg
John B. Gaffney
St. Mary’s Church
Thomas Lee
Father O’rourke
Horvey
Oaterbridge Horsey, Jr
Thomas Sim Lea Horsey
Charles Carroll Lee Horsey
Mr. Horsey
Charles O'Donnell Lee
Thomas Sim Lee, Jr
Allen Rohrback
St. Mary's Cemetery
Peteraville
Local Market Quotes From The Local Mart Az
Today's market quotas list corn at 3.15 per barrel and 0.63 per bushel shelved. Wheat No 2 red priced at 0.75 with 0.70 per bushel rejected. Hay ranges from 8.10 to 12.00 per sun. Market figures credited to J B E and W Hargali.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mart. Az. J. BE
W. Hargali
Baltimore and Frederick Electric Railway Company Formed
The Baltimore and Frederick Electric Railway Company was incorporated in Baltimore with a $1.5 million capital. Subscriptions start Saturday at Gould & Ingram in Baltimore and Mr McSherry in Frederick. A 45 mile line from Garri sonavenns and Liberty road to Frederick is planned, via Hebbville and Mount Pleasant, with surveys starting next week and operation targeted for next summer. The project seeks fast service with long double track cars and 60 mph motors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and
Harrisonville
Mechanicsville
Taylorsville
Eldersburg
Frankinville
Unionville
Mount Pleasant
Libertytown
Hymenkal and Riggs-Baker Wed at Pleasant Grove Church
Mr Chariie Riggs of Fountain Mills marries Miss Emma Baker second daughter of Mr and Mrs Jesse L Baker of Fountain Mills in Pleasant Grove church Christmas day at noon. Rev O M Cullum officiated with Mendelssohn wedding march. A large crowd witnessed the ceremony and a feast followed before the couple departed for Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P
Mendolusohbo
James H. Grubbs
Mattie Wilson
Plane No. 4
Marion Runkles
Mt. Airy
Measta
Clinton Brandenburg
Sykesville
William Watkins
Kemptown
Ughera
Monrovia
Baltimore
Week of Prayer Services At United Brethren Church
The second week of prayer moved to United Brethren Church led by Rev. C W Stinespring with “Our Nation” by Rev. Eichelbarger and mc lean. Tonight Evangelical Lutheran church hosts discussions by Rev. Eschbach and Rev. Dixon on “Our Churches” and their Sunday Schools and societies, praying for unity, revival, and mission to save the lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
C. W. Stinespring
Our Nation
FE. L. McLean
Edward 8. Eichelbarger
Evangelical Lutheran Church
H. R. Eschbach
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Home for the Aged Elects New Officers
The annual election for the Board of Managers of the Home for the Aged selected Mrs. Caroline M. Marsell as president and Mrs. Margaret Hood as vice president with other officers named. The meeting followed by a social hour with cake, chocolate, and coffee. Higeta Ice Company Holds Directors Election and Reorganization. The Higeta Ice Company stockholders chose Geo W. Smith as president and Charles E. Trail as vice president, with D H. Hargett as treasurer and Charles P. Levy as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home For the Aged
Board of Managers
The
Caroline M. Marsell
Margaret Hood
F. Granville Thomas
Florence Trail
Misa Ella V. Eichelberger
Hynson
Higeta Ice Company
Bugeia Ica Company
Citizens’ Bank
Geo. Wu. Smith
Col
Charles E. Trail
D. H. Hargett
Charles P. Levy
Edward 8. Eichelberger
H. B. Showman
J. 0. Motter
Geo. Wm. Smith
Douglass H. Hargett
Constables Appointed in County Districts
At yesterday afternoon's session of the Board of County Commissioners J Allen Beitler was appointed constable for Oreagerstown district Wm H Rehbaugh constable for Emmitsburg district Carr E Shank constable for Woodsboro district and William De wees constable for Mechanicstown district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
J. Allen Beitler
Oreagerstown
Wm. H. Rehbaugh
Emmitsburg
Carr E. Shank
Woodsboro
William Dewees
Mechanicstown
Residence Sold in Myereville Reducing Market Corner Sale
William P. Mauleby attorney reports sale of the Pampel residence at Market and South streets to John T. Hildebrand of Myereville for 3600 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Mauleby
P. Frank Pampel
Market
South Streets
John T. Hildebrand
Myereville
Crystal Wedding Anniversary Celebrated at Market Street Home
Mr and Mrs John Hershberger celebrated their crystal wedding anniversary with a reception at their north Market Street residence. The decorated dining room featured potted plants flowers and streamers. About 200 guests attended with Brenner's orchestra in the adjoining room and refreshments served. The couple received many presents including punch bowls and a large oval mirror from Mr Hershberger's employer. Meanwhile a large audience at the City Opera House enjoyed Fisher and Carroll’s Put Me Off at Buffalo a witty comedy with notable musical and specialty acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hesshberger
John Harehberger
North Market Street
Brenner
Fisher
Carrol Io
Buffalo
City Opera House
Frederick
Reta Qurtis
Myora Sisters
Burrill Comedy Company to Perform at City Opera House
The Burrill Comedy Company brings Mrs Laura Hulbert to the City Opera House for Thursday through Saturday engagements. The Deserter and other military drama pieces drew enthusiastic notices from the Reading Eagle, praising the company's talent and the star's performance. Special tickets are issued for ladies for tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Hulbert
January Sale Boosts Coats and Garments for All
Readable sale notice touts deep discounts in coats, skirts, suits, children's wear and linens. Includes half price items on men’s underwear, tables, napkins, muslin and linen goods, with mentions of specific yardages and fabrics. Advertising tone emphasizes value and frequent shopper appeal.
Funeral for Clarence Derr Held on West Patrick Street
The funeral of Clarence Derr was held yesterday afternoon at the family residence on West Patrick street. Rev. E. L. McLean conducted services. Pallbearers included George Phoebus Quinton Willard Urner Wilcoxon B E Phoebus Harry Phoebus and Thomas Kline. Interment followed at Mt. Olivet cemetery. C Carty Funeral Director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Derr
Lo’clock
West Patrick Street
E. L. McLean
George Phoebus
Quinton Willard
Urner Wilcoxon
B. EK. Phoebus
Harry Phoebus
Thomas Kline
Mt. Olivet
C. Carty
John Green Freed After Hearing in the Law's Gap
John Green, held on an alleged robbery at Bisers coal office, was released after a Justice Wood hearing yesterday afternoon due to insufficient evidence. Dr. 38 P. Appleman reports $52 raised in Middletown for South Africa relief, funds to go to Mrs. Josiah Pierce in Washington, D. C. Frederick Symphony Orchestra to rehearse at City Hall tonight to plan an upcoming concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Green
Biser
Justice Wood
Wood
P. Appleman
Middletown
South Africa
Local notices and events relay at Kemp Hall and shops
Local items announce an Art Club reading class meeting tomorrow at The City Hotel Grill. Lynn Haven Bay oysters offered at 40 cents a dozen. The Old Folks Concert Company to perform at Kemp Hall on Tuesday Jan 14 at 7:30 pm for Grace Reformed Mite Society. admission 10 cents adults 5 cents children. Optical specials at Park Hotel Wednesday. Sewing machine ad from Chilton & Rhoads. Eye doctor Wan G Boteler noted. Dressmaking services advertised at 85 East Church Street. Memorial verse for Ragaell Orebs by his sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Club
Thureday
Ge City Hotel Grill
Lynn Haven Bay
the Old Folks Concert Company
Kemp Hall
Grace Reformed Mite Society
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the Daily News
Aedes
James Longerret
Berm
Edgefield
South Carolina
el, Whitney
Saoie Cotton Gin
FAA
Xew Haven
Arkwright
Whitney
Watt
Wintney
Robert Fulton
George Croghan
Tippecanoe
Fort Meigs
Sandusky
W. R. Marshall
Minnesota
Pasadena
Cal
Alfred KL Burr
Hartford Times
Hartford
Jane
W. L. Moozz
Weather Borean
News Office
Franklin Law
Burger
Lynn Haven
City Hotel Grill
Rodock & Co
Etchison’s. Meeting
John Hendrickson
Dry Gooda
Neidig & Miller
Hay
California Fig Syrup Co
Gorman
Drewington
General Assembly of
Winfield Scott Schley
State of
United States Navy
Congress of the
Wim
Baltimore & Frederick Electric Railway Company Incorporated
Hymenkal
Week OF Prayer Services
U. B
Crystal Wedding
Ray
JOEN
Per Amires ON
Coat and Fur Department
Tilakare Tartrata
Wariane
Tadies
Cotton Goode
JOR Hespinases
P. S
Neidig & Mull.fh
Nene & Millsr
Ishr
Veryboody
D& M
Sedou Kumburg
Kid Groven Spa
Clinton & Main
Clinton B. Main
N. Market St. Frederick County
Isanogle & Wagaman
Isanogle & Wagamama
K North Market Streae
Frederick, MD
F. B. Sappington
Uzanine
B. Sappington
North City Hall
Joe Horsery
Hoduuk
K A. T. Rice
A. T. Rice & Sam
SUNS
Wiithy
Frederick CO
Telepron
T. PL Rice
DLR
I. Fredk Co
Night Cally
Sandiit
Potomac River
Joseph W. Gaver
Ofics
Court Street
Didawly Edwin Devilbiss
Amourwee
Devilbiss & Abner
Insurance
Doll & Albaugh Building
Franklin Street
Ps. Atlee Radclifr
University OF Maryland
Janer & Hadclift
Fradesich Dd
George A.lbert
Crown Bridge
Nohta
OFFIC
Wredarick Co
Adams
Corner West Church
Bent Streets
Dawim
Joss J. Dutrow
Walkersville
Benjamin Rosenour
Gauuel J. Forney
Jefc
Kussmaul
Fleming
BR. B. Bnook
Lewistown
A. N. Cromer
Kewtown
Charles B. Foot
Rederick City
City of
Jacksonville
Townsend Scort & Sox
Bankers and Brokers
Paysite ST
Oppo
Baltimore, MD
Baker Johnson
Ald
Potts
nowSdly
Gale
Frederick Symphony Orchestra
City Hall
Highbarger
Chilton & Rhoads
Outttox & Raoaps
Boteter
Medical
Kansas City University
London
N. Market St
Eaper
East Church Street
Ragaell Orebs
Orchive
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