Isant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go
Mr. Benjamin Rozenour visits Baltimore and others travel to or from the city. Mrs. James McSherry and Miss Extha McSherry return from Baltimore. Mrs. Catherine Seabrook departs for Philadelphia to spend winter with Dr. Alice Seabrook at the Woman's Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Rozenour
Trienda
Baltimore
Joseph Ed. Bowers
Abraham Rosenour
H. G. Moore
Morgan, Mid
Frederick
H. Dorrey Etchison
Court of
Catherine Seabrook
Emmteburg
Philadelphia
Alice Seabrook
Woman's Hospital
North College Avenue
224 Street
Brief Sits and Bright Items From Local and General Interest
A collection of witty observations and light notes touches on coal supply humor, a jail metaphor, a milk company annual election, color coded selling, and a cheerful philosophy about sunshine. It includes quips about romance with a Washington Star aside.
Scenic Production of Romeo and Juliet at City Opera House
Beautiful scenery highlights the Simville production of Shakespeare's tragedy on January 16 at the City Opera House. Faithful adherence to authorities yields a lavish set including Capulet palace balcony garden and Juliet's chamber with ornate detailing and lighting. Rockville car service suspended as town council enforces charter forfeiture against Washington and Rockville Electric Railway Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simville
Rockville
Rockvills
Washington and Rockville Electric Railway Company
Os Town
Lars
George Hartes
H. Maurice Talbott
Comany
Shen
Fair Grounds
Religious World Offers Sunday School Topics and Notices
The local churches report Sunday services with sermons from Rev. Balthis, Rev. Eschbach, Rev. Dixon, and Rev. Todd. Sunday schools, Epworth Leagues, and guilds met. officers elected. hymn and communion services noted. The Reformed Ministerial Association met in Trinity chapel with officers elected and papers on inspiration and scriptural authority discussed. Mrs. Zellers recovers from illness.
Suit Fortuition Fees in District Court
Lea Bouligny of Washington D C sues Calvin R Nutt of the city for 600 dollars for tuition for a second term at a boarding school for young ladies run by Bouligny. The case alleges failure to provide German instruction as contracted and notes daughters of Col Nutt attended for part of a term. Court session opened with Judges Molter and Henderson and adjourned for recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clieats
Jug
Molter and
Henderson
Lea Bouligny
Washington
D.C
Calvin R. Nutt
Mixa Lea Bouligoy
Col. Nutt
Garman
Death of Miel Burgee at Eighty in Fountain Mills
Miel Burgee of Fountain Mills died yesterday after a four week illness at age eighty. A long time Methodist, he leaves eight children including Mrs Eli Prica and professors Amon Burgee and W Keefer Burgee. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at Pleasant Grove church at 11 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miel Wurgee
Miel Burgee
Fountsin Mills
Cos O
Methodist Church
Morrn Bie Joss
Eli Prica
Washington, D
M. E. Borges
Mt. Airy
Amon Bargee
Cits
W. Keefer Burges
Prinsipal
Union Bridge High School
Charles Linthicum
Fountain Mills
Nelle
Borges
Messrs
McSherry
Gabriel Borges
Pleasant Grove Church
Alleged Case of Teacher Punishment in McKessy School
Trustees of the McKessy public school investigated an alleged beating of a 12 year old pupil by Miss Ella Ricketts. Charles W Burdette accused of misconduct and showed the slate frame used. Trustees George W Gittings and James Haifleigh exonerated the teacher saying punishment was deserved and not seriously injurious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Ricketts
McKessy
Mesers
George W. Gittings
James Haifleigh
Charles W. Burdette
Calendar design praised by N W Ayer & Son in 1903
The Frederick city notice highlights N W Ayer & Son of Philadelphia for a popular 1903 calendar with bold readable dates and attractive coloring. It also lists advertised letters at the Frederick post office dated Saturday January 10, 1903, including names such as John Corell J N Jones Dr A F Mc Master and Laura Dent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. W. Ayer & Son
Philadelphia
Frederick City
Josephine Cooper
Wm. Green
Jennie Ritter
Katia Sherfis
Charity Organization Society Meeting in Mayor's Office
Tonight the Charity Organization Society meets in the Mayor's office at 7 o'clock to elect officers for the coming year. Also the Woman's Christian Temperance Union gathers on Court Street with Rev. Dr. B S Todd speaking and candy sales by union members after the exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charity Organization Society
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Court Street
B.S. Todd
Union
Market Quotations From The Hastern Milling Company
The Local Mart lists today’s prices for grains and hay. Corn per barrel 2.25, shelled 43 cents per bushel. Wheat No 2 red 743 steamer 71 per bushel. Oats 40 cents per bushel. Hay 19 to 20 pounds per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastern Milling & Export Company
Law's Grip: James Griffith Sentenced to Hard Labor
On Saturday Issue James Griffith was sentenced by Justice John Francia Smith to 0 days' hard labor at Monte Fue Hospital for habitual drunkenness. The Alexander Young Camp Confederate Veterans reunion and banquet will be held at the City Hotel on Monday afternoon January 19. The postponed Christmas concert of the Woman's College Conservatory of Music will be held Wednesday evening at 8 15. Say you saw it in Tar News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Griffith
John Francia Smith
Monte Fue Hospital
Alexander Young
City Hotel
Robert £. Lee
Woman’s College Conservatory of Music
February Court Jurors Drawn From Nine Districts countywide
The February term jurors for all nine districts were chosen Saturday afternoon. Districts listed include Bockeystown Middletown Creagerstown Emmitsburg Catoctin Urbana Liberty New Market Hauvers Woodaboro Petersville Mount Pleasant Jefferson Mechanicatown Jdaokaen Johnsville Woodvills Singanore Lewistown Tuscarora Barkittaville Ballenger Braddock with two jurors named per district such as Jacob B Ounningham Raymoad G Ford and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bockeystown
Jacob B Ounningham
Raymoad G. Ford
Frederick Lorenzo E Malliaix
Charles Edward Cinu
James P. Wolf
Bradley T Marmar
Walter Saunders
Obas
P. Troxall
Henry A Barger
EB. Houck
John Ricketts
Middletown
Richard
Kofauvar
Charles E
J. Renner
Wm. S. More
Petersville
Thomas Hightman
James O Farrell
Mount Pleasant
William Welker
Charles Fox
Jefferson
Geo. W. Oram
Okns
Ranneberger
Mechanicatown
Jeremiah Dutrow
J. Weasley Dresger
Jdaokaen
John P. Flock
John W. Shipley
Johnsville
John W. Baker
Josiah Engler
Watchman Taken Ill at New Municipal Plant
Watchman Richard Chew was found on duty at the new municipal electric light plant in a serious condition. Officers Mehrling and Hing discovered him unconscious after he unlocked a door and collapsed. Dr. Frank Hedges diagnosed vertigo and Chew remained in bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Chew
Municipal Electric Light
Madison Street
Frank Hedges
Mr. Obew
Road Supervisors Named for Middletown District
The Board of County Commissioners settled with Middletown district road supervisors and named new appointments. Appointees include Mesars Jobo H Lutz James Baer Geo D Dintermano Morria K R Holter Jacob T Haffer Morgan N Esfauver George W Bowlre Hiram E B Rems burg John H Routzahn George O Hoffer John W Beachley Oliver H Kefsuver Peter J Brandenburg Sheriff itoan R Koogle A Henry Routzahn Wr B Sigler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Road Supervisors of
Middletown
Jobo H. Lutz
James ¥. Baer
Geo. D. Dintermano
Morria KR. Holter
Jacob T. Haffer
Morgan N. Esfauver
George W. Bowlre
Hiram EB. Remsburg
John H. Routzahn
George O. Hoffer
John W. Beachley
Oliver H. Kefsuver
Peter J. Brandenburg
Sheritoan R. Koogle
A. Henry Routzahn
Wr. B. Sigler
Frederick County Agricultural Society Names Board Members
The Frederick County Agricultural Society announced the board for the upcoming year listing O. N. Hargett J. Roger McSherry D. V. Stauffer Jamee E. Welker W. D. Zacharias P. L. Bargets O. B. Witter RB. Glands Darrow P. M. Hiteabow G. M. Seouffer and J. W. Gamw. The board remains the same except for Seouffer and Humm replacing Col. D. O. Wine brewer and J. Wm. Baughmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Agricultural Society
O.N Hargett
J. Roger McSherry
D. V- Stauffer
Jamee E. Welker
D. Zacharias
P L. Bargets
O. B. Witter
Glands Darrow
P. M- Hiteabow
T. Seouffer
J. W. Gamw
Tiny Pup Midget Toy Terrier Born January Third
Mr George Malkorn keeps a tiny midget toy terrier born Saturday January 3. At one week old the pup weighed less than two ounces and its mother, a well formed four pound dog, is prized by Mr Mulhorn who received it as a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Malkorn
Inez
Mulhorn
Morse Fell In City Streets Stage Wagon Mishap
Edward Adams of New Market reported his horse attached to a stage wagon fell at the corners of Church and Market streets this morning around ten. The wagon was stuck in a gutter cut in the ice, and the horse attempted to pull free, causing a fall and a slight tearing of the barnem with no serious damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
Edward Adams
New Market
Church and
Market Street
West End Social Whist Club Hosts Oyster Supper
The West End Social Whist Club met on West Patrick Street last Friday evening and played several games of whist before a delicious oyster supper. Master of Ceremonies, Mr Henry Winshberg, formerly of the city, presided at a reception by Blue Mountain Railing and the Fraternal Mystic Circle in the Masonic Temple at Hagerstown on Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Zome
West Patrick Street
Mrr
Henry Winshberg
Biue Mountain Railing
Mystic Circle
Masonic Temple
Hagerstown
Morgan Ozcil Joins George E. Shipley Store As Chief Clerk
Mr. Morgan Ozcil has accepted the position of chief clerk at the George E. Shipley store located at the corner of North Markets and West Third streets. Gach previously conducted business in Ijamsville. Bank elections set for Frederick National banks will be held tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Ozcil
George E. Shipley
Corner North Markets
West Third Streets
Gach
Ijamsville
Senazi
National Banks of
Frederick
Deaths, accidents, and events across the state yesterday
Mortality reports list Mordecai Morgan near Rockville aged 79 and Philip Watts of Bowie found dead in his Imperial Hotel room. A naval investigation follows a fencing incident injuring Midshipman Pesrason. A Ringgold explosion damages a home. dynamite in coal implicated. The Vansville Farmers Club met at Hilltop Lodge in Prince Georges County. Ferdinand Heisler paralyzed while cutting railroad ties near Boyds. Elizabeth Richardson dies in Aberdeen residence of daughter. The City Opera House hosted Allan Villair in My Island Prince with strong praise from Somerville News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mordecai Morgan
Rockville
Philip H. Watts
Imperial Hotel
Bowie
Cecil County
Naval Academy
Midehipman H. Pesraon
Vansville Farmers’ Club
Hilltop Lodge
Prince Georges’ County
Joseph B. Owens
Elizabeth J. Richardson
John M. Richardson
Kens County
Abardeen
Ferdinand Heisler
John W. Nott
Boyds
Montgomery County
Optical specialist to visit Park Hotel January 1 2
Local notice announces D O S Bighberrer an optical specialist from the Hospital Optical Company of Washington stopping at Park Hotel for two evenings, January 15 and 16, Room 12, with free examination. A Y M G A Ladies Auxiliary meeting is also scheduled Tuesday at 7 30 in their rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. S. Bighberrer
Park Hotel
Iovites
W. Hines
Ospital Optical Company
Washington, D. C
Park Hotels
Isipon Saka
Saka Optical Go
No Time to Sea Accident and Health Insurance Charter Ends
The True Bine Accident and Health Insurance charter will close the night of January 15. Deputies at Park Hotel urge all potential charter members to inform them now to gain membership benefits. Over $200,000 of accident and sickness funds are held by Frederisk residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Hotel
Frederisk
Public Meeting Announced by W C T U with Lecture
At the Wo mans Christian Temperance Union public meeting on Monday January 12 at eight oclock Rev E S Todd will deliver the lecture A further program of interest is promised All are invited Home made candy on sale The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad offers special tours to Florida with round trip from Frederick Md at 18 Tickets cover rail fare sleeping car meals and return dates include January 27 February 10 and March 10 Returning dates vary Tickets are valid to May 1903 Details from Baltimore and Ohio agents In loving remembrance of Hattie I E Foote who died one year ago today January 12 a message from her friends and family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity M. B. Charch South
J. HB. Balthis
Epworth League
Evangelical Reformed Obuion
Eschbach
Presbyterian Church
T. Freeman Dixon
Methodiet Episcopal Church
Todd
Milton G. Urner
Charley Lee May
All Saints’ Church
Togle
Sohleysville
Messrs Gilpin and Shepherd
Emily Maulsby
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Woman’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society
U.B
W. Stivespring
Zapheus
Christian Endeavor Service
Ladies’ Aid Society
Reno
Harp
Grace Reformed Church
E. L. MoLsan
H. H. Abbott
Mite Society
Kemp Hall
Florida
Baltmore & Ohio Railroad
Frederick
Washington
Jacksonville
Snd
Incheouville
Mor
Baltimore & Ohio
Hattie I E. Foote
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Fanous
Purley
Baron Jauasinun le Sau
Napoleon I
Department of the Belge
Mary Cowden Clarke
Genoa
Lorn
Tl & P
Siniser
Dingareh
Maryland
W.L. Moore
the Weather Bureau
Desk
Neidig & Miller Art Boots
Lowenstein & Wertheimer Deasonable Goods
E. Walker & Co
Dolk Beer
D. A
Norwood, Solr
Seogos Tatters Mre
Webb -Mra
E.S McCardell
Beane
Highbarger
Boteler Concern
Isador Lake
Zimerman Milk Company
Citizens’ Bank
Herbert Calla
Jayenne
Washington Star
Societes
Reformed Ministerial Association
He Reformed Ministerial Association
Frederick County
Trinity Reformed Chapel
E.R. Eschbach
D.D
McLean
God
8. S. Miller
D. D
Miles Houligny Ciatus
Nutt
Quitman Miller
Quitman McKinlay Miller
Lloyd Miller
North Market Street
O. W. Stineepriog
Leslie
Carl
Glenn Usage
Davia Jopps
Mc Olivet
A. T. Rice & Sons
Tar News
Hach
Cutlaens* National Bank
Jus Citizens' National Bank
Ud. Baker, WM. G. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman, Samuel G. Duvall
J.D. Baker
Jupaceno C.morrex
HW. Hancrrr
Joun
Wa. G. Baker
M. Thomas
Haller
Dante. Baker
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Cornelius Fitz
Ringgold
Washington County
City Opera House
Allan Villair
Island
Villair
Pearl Lewis
Mr. Villair
Somerville News
The
Joan Hendrickson
Coutons
Jonn Hixsartesson
Neidig & Miller
Neva & Miller
Viceresax
Clinton FE. Main
Clinton E. Main
N. Market
Brederick County
U. P
the City Hotel Grill
City Hotel Grill
Lynn Haven
Long Island
Win
Boteler
N. Market Street
Hattie
Krot
George
Rodock & CO
Selo
Bro. B. Rodoce
A. T. Rice & Bone
North Maheet Birmby
Frederick, MD
Thomas P. Rigb
East Fourth Street
Uc County
E. Smith
Lobt Treth
Petermal
Franklin Strest
Nicodemus
Bear T. Mercer
Auctionzer
O. M. Spurrier
Witter
Reeder
Kral Est& TE Auctioneer
Tehms Reasonable
Jons L. Duthow
Brascheb
William H. Ramebure
Corner Market
Third Streeta
McGardell
Third Street
Farmer's Exchange
Farmers’ Exchange
D. C. Kemp
J. F. Thomas
R. R. Lewis
BH. Gambrill
D. GC. Kemp
A. Fr. Thomas
H.R. Lewis
J. EL Gambrill
J. A. J. Dade
E. C. Renns
J. L. Doub
All Saints and
Carro
Saffington
North Market Streat
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