Purely Personal Notes From Frederick Society Scene
Purely personal items from Frederick describe visits and travels of Elizabeth Dennis in Urbana and other social updates. Attendees include Miss Belle Davis, Miss Nettie Heffner, Miss Minnie Seliman, Miss Young sisters, Miss Guy, Dr. Owings, and a Whist Club gathering hosted by Miss Rose Chapline. Also reports on sickness, birthdays, and local errands amid building society elections and a local workers club stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth A. Dennis
Con. Dennis
Urbana
P. B. Smith
Court Square
Belle Davis
East Patrick St
Baltimore
Aliss Nettie Heffner
Frederick
Susie Smith
Martingoore
Minnie Seliman
Edward Nelson
East Church St
Young
Eloise Young
Court Street
Airs
Dr. Williams
Howard County
Guy
Wilson
Dorsey Owings
Baltimmore
Rose Chapline
West Third Street
Lucy Ramsburg
East Third Street
West Virginia
Washington
Missions in Japan Described at Mission Society Anniversary
The Rev Dr Caliesdar speaks on Japan’s population of about forty million and the archipelago’s colonization efforts toward Kamchatka. He notes evangelist Uchikawa guided a colony, the Senca seminary trains young men for gospel work, and Buddhists shift to active Christian methods. He cites wages, food costs, and the need for traveling evangelists and older women teachers, with a Lent self denial week planned to fund female missionaries.
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Caliesdar
Reformed Missonary Society
Japan
Kamehatki
Massacshi Uchikawa
Young Men’s Seminary
Senca
Reformed Church
Moore
America
Sendai
Resolutions Honor Reading Fire Companies At Parade
A series of resolutions praising the Independent Hose Company of Frederick for its visit in Reading for a firemen's parade and drill contest was prepared. Junior Fire Engine Company No 2 of Reading won the drilling prize, and the Germania Band was deemed the best in attendance. The Independent Hose Company nomination will be held next Friday at 7 o'clock in their hall.
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Amovug
Enine Company No.3
Germanian
Reading
J. Roger McSberry
Hrse Company
Frederick
Fire Engine Company No. 2
Germania Band
Sll
Smoa
Five Frederick banks elect directors for year
The five National banks of Frederick held annual director elections today. Directors named include from Farmess' and Mechanics G W Shriner and J G Miller. Citizens' National J D Baker and J. Ramsburg. Central National C W Ross and Wm Downey. First National T Gorsuch and J Doll. Frederick County National G B Hammond and J Simmons. Also lists hotel arrivals and weather note predicting a cyclone to strike Tuesday evening near the Opera House, billed as Bill Nye and Wm Hawkey Smith cyclone.
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Franklin B Smith
Franklin
HB. Davis
George Birely
National Banks of
Frederick
Farmess' and Mechanics
Chas. E. Trail
C. Winebrenner
James Houck
G. W. B. Shriner
David Lowenstein
Maynard
Joseph G. Miller
Milton G. Urner
A H. Hunt
James H. Harris
G. 5
Groshon
D. Columbus Kemp
Citizens’ National
James McSherry
Geo. Wm. Smith
Otho J. Keller
Wm. G. Baker
John C. Motter
D. &. Hargett
John &. Ramsburg
Cephas M. Thomas
James A. Elder
D. E. Befanver
W. J. Parsons
Joseph D. Baker
First National
Thomas Gorsuch
C. V.& Levy
J. Doll
John L. Nicodemus
Geo. E. Shipley
Geo. Houck
Edward Baker
A. M. Landauer
Frank C. Norwood
Frederick County National
G. B. Hammond
E. A. Shriner
John Simmons
M. D. Hauer
A. T. Rice
B. F. Reies
L. EB. Birely
Z Jas. Gittinger
Allen G. Quynn
Opera House
Bill Nye
Hawkey Smith
s.—.Ade
Exciting Runaway Ends With Minor Injuries
East Fourth Street grocer Harry Little’s delivery wagon broke loose on West Patrick Street. The frightened horse bolted toward the bridge dragging the shafts, then turned near George Brust’s store and near the square corner before being stopped. Little escaped unharmed and contents intact as the wagon suffered damage and the horse received a small cut.
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Harry Little
East Fourth Street
West Patrick Street
George Brust
Mr. Little
Womans College Notes and Paine Anniversary News
Students resume at the Womans College with higher attendance across departments. Miss Santa Este from Garrison New York is expected to join after Miss Swellfort's resignation. Alumni met for a program and business, Tom Paine's birthday noted. Boston plans a January 28 celebration for Paine and Age of Reason. Aaron Davis in Frederick continues memorial events. Syrup of Figs touted as a permanent cure for habitual constipation.
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Womans’ College
Tom Paine
New England
Boston
Thos. Paine
Age of Reason
Aaron Davis
Garden Farm
Frederick
Paine
New Year's Day in Chicago Dismantles World Fair
Special correspondence from Carcaco describes New Year 1894 in Chicago as the World’s Fair grounds at Jackson Park near collapse. Describes ruined pavilions, Ferris Wheel silent, Midway relics torn, and relic hunters carrying off bamboo huts. Notes empty streets, guarded grounds, and a vision of future civilization rising from the wreck.
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Tur News
Carcaco
Maryland
Chicago
Fair Ground
Jackson Park
South Park
World's Fair Association
Fine Arts
New Columbian Museum
Ichabod
Old Boreas
Palne
Old
Vienna
Cairo
Mahomet Moses
Josef Mustafa
Jaya
Maryland State Building
Kansas
Dakota
Vox Dei
Brunswick Charter Debates Tax Change and Water Works Bond Plan
Citizens and town council discuss charter amendments proposing 20 to 56 cent tax rate, plus a committee to draft a petition for Legislature granting power to issue water works bonds and determine construction cost. Also notes marriage licenses and a Hood's Sarsaparilla promotional line.
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Brunswick
Bulding
Qualified candidates listed for district road supervisors and constables
The clerk’s weekly list names qualified individuals for district offices. District 6 road supervisors include J. M. Wolfe John Herbat and Charles King. District 5 lists Bernard Hobbs and Jease F. Bowers. District 1 names J. Franklin Thomas and Lewis E. Smith. District 7 lists William Turner. District 3 includes William House and J. Dawson Huffer. District 12 lists Albert A. Hemp Charles J. House and John E. Karn. County constables for District 9: Edward E. Adams. District 2 lists Jacob Brengle.
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J. M. Wolfe
John Herbat
Charles King
Bernard Hobbs
Jease F. Bowers
J. Franklin Thomas
Lewis E. Smith
William Turner
William House
J. Dawson Huffer
Albert A. Hemp
Charles J. House
John E. Karn
Edward E. Adams
Jacob Brengle
Harford County Society elects directors and local notes
The Harford County Agricultural Society elected directors. Westernport commissioners race was hotly contested. Obituaries recall Mrs Harriet L Richardson and Mrs Walsh. Ice five inches thick reported in Carroll County. Aged deaths include B O agent W C Wyand and farmer Henry Ady. Salem area church improvements announced. Oyster markets vary in Talbot County. South Mountain fruit growers fear cold snap. Pasteur treatment sought for dog bite victim Jonathan A Thompson. Court of Appeals to hear first cases. pharmacy bill reform discussed. Local option bill amended to remove special election, to be voted at regular elections. Committ ee appointed for temperance meeting to boost interest.
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Harford County Agricultural Society
Westernport
Harriet L. Richardson
Cumberland
Carroll County
W.C. Wyand
Germantown
J. Manks
Ie Clothing and Gents
Salisbury
Denstor Aless
Talbot
Henry Ady
Forest Gif
Harford County
Falbot County
South Mountain
Jonathan A. Thompson
New York
Court of Appeals
Charles County
Braganter
Lydia Schnably
Mary Ann Herbert
Washington County
Joseph H. Bellah
Massachusetts
Annapolis
Smith T. Pearl
Scaggs Corner
Howard County
S Maryland Temperance Affence
R. H. Williams
Henry Hooper
W.G. Herbert
Henry Branch
W. G. Herbert
Real Estate Transfers and Local Property Sale News
Real estate transfers include Henry Wagner to J E Wagner in Liberty for 600 and Laura J Parsons to Theodore Bruner in Frederick city for 205. The Darby Garrott mill at Weverton sold at auction to Mrs Warren Garrott for just over 6000 after a court receiver was appointed. Frederick County Mutual Fire Insurance elected Thomas Gorauch president and H Clay Hull secretary treasurer. Purity Lodge to meet Thursday night with several candidates to be initiated and other business on the agenda.
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Henry
Wagner
Sallie
J. E
Resi Eatate Ins Liberty
W. Ironing
Darby & Garrott
Weverton
Airs
Warren Garrott
Frederick County Mutasl Fire Insurance Company
Bir
Thomas Gorauch
H. Clay Hull
Purity Lodge
Dr J R L Hardesty Oculist at City Hotel
Dr J R L Hardesty oculist and root specialist will be at City Hotel Thursday the first at 10 o clock a m and remain until Friday the 12th providing services to local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R.L. Hardesty
Thuredey
Notice to Gas Customers on Discount Payment Date
Notice to gas customers to pay bills by the 10th to receive discounts. after that date no discounts. Signed by C Ed Clin gan agent. Also promotes Bill Nye lecture “Last Days of the Confederacy” by Gen John B Gordon U S Senator of Georgia at City Hall Tuesday January 9 1994 at 8 pm under Grand Army of the Republic. Admission 50 cents gallery 25 cents. Reserved seats at Yeakle's. box sheet open.
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Clingan
Wm. Hawley Smith
Nye
Confedracy
John B. Gordon
U. S
Georgia
City Hall
Grand Anny of the Republic
Yeakle’s
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South Carolina
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Melle Schell
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Henry Baumgardner
North Market Street
Harry Baumgardner
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Elizabeth Schell
Polk Brightwell
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Efen
Edward Nessor
Ais
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East Patrick Street
James Quinn, Sr
P.R.R
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Central National For Directors
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Arthur Potts
Fairfax Schiey
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Ell. Ronizahn
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Wm. H. Lakin
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Menheim
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W. Hammond
E. Flood
W. McLear
T. Joyce
William Goodman
R. Johnson
Detroit
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Canton
Edward Haupt
Jady
Boonsboro
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B. M. Remsburg
E. Biscoe
C. H. Nelson
Wm. Goldsborough
Luther’ Meek
Petersville
C. J. McCarthy
Columbia
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Brooklyn
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Hanover
Chas. Neweman
Grorr
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Keysville
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Chitago
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Unionville
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Wolfsville
Jonathan D. English
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Lewistown Hisack
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F. V. Staub
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B. Walker & Co
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Dwight Inenor
Uta
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Mohawk Valez
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Eldridge
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W. G. Eldridge
Frederick, MD
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