Personal notes on visitors and local social calls
Purely personal social paragraph listing residents and visitors. Misa Orra Turner visits sister Mrs Tanstall in Baltimore. Miss Gertrude Slade visits Miss Potts Court. Mrs D C Winebrewer Jr. leaves for Newark. Josiah Shier of Polo visits Emory Bell's family. Emma Gilbert visits Mrs J E W Hargett in Patrick Street. Evelyn Colling visits niece Mrs Hast Church Street. Mr and Mrs John W Long visit Middletown. Benign Hartang visits parents in Washington. Fannie Biden and Eva Linn visit Baltimore. Lewis Alexander and Theodore Wolf travel to Koona Pa for employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Slade
Adametown
Potts
Ieee
D. C. Winébrewer, Jr
Newark
New Jersey
Josiah Shier
Polo, Ii
Emory Bell
Diddietown
Tee
Emma Gilbert
Baltimore
Rae
J. E.W. Hargett
Patrick Street
Ais
Evelyn G. Colling
Utina
B. Samebirg
Atraet
John W.long
Daya
Ohio
Vincent Gaer
Middletown
Benign Hartang
Washington
Wm. &. Schmidt
East Third Hee
Fannie Biden
Eva Linn
Wm. O. Birely
North Market
Lewis Alexander
Theoore Wolf
TeGore
Koona
Rev P O Edwards Ill in Doubs Congregation
The Rev P O Edwards pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church at Doubs in Maryland is gravely ill and may die at any time. Born near Penzance England 62 years ago he worked in Cornwall tin mines and joined the Wesleyan Methodist church at 11. He served as local preacher, joined the ministry in 1883, and held multiple appointments including Ltitheborg J Flintstones Grant Shepherdstown Calvert and Doabs. Surviving are three children from his first marriage and three younger children. his mother aged 86 lives with Rev John Edwards in Pikesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astor
M. E
Doubs
P. O. Edwards
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mr. Edwards
Penzance
England
Ornwall
Wesyan
Amer
Maryland
Methodist Pal Church
Borg, Md
Baltimore
Ltitheborg J. Flintstones
Grant
W. Va
Shepherdstown
Calvert Id
Parkton
Doabs
Edwards
R. A. King
Calcounty
John R.wards
Towson
KR. N.wards
Darlington
Pikesite
Australis
Harry Odgers
Frostburg
Religious Services and Church Notices for Sunday
A long list of church services across denominations with times and special events. Includes baptisms, dedications, Sunday schools, and anniversary observances across Episcopal, Catholic, Presbyterian, Lutheran, and Methodist churches, noting speakers, bells, and society meetings. Several churches announce no evening service due to Bible Society events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sainte’ Episcopal Charch
Sobleyaville
United Brathrau
Pleasant Walk
C. T. Stern
Mace
St. John’s Catholic Church
Presbyterian Church
T. Freeman Dixon
Augustus B. Steck
Gettysburg
Jefferson
Young Men's Bible Society
U. B
C. W. Stinespring
C. T. Stearns
York
Evangelical Reformed Church
E.R. Eschbach
F. & M. College
Grace Reformed Church
E. L. McLean
Bible Society
Trinity M. E
South Dass
J.H. Balhis
Young Menn’s Bible Society
Evangelical Lutheran Church
E. K. Bell
D. D
Firat-Lutheran Church
Baltimore
Young Men’s Bible Society
Frederick County
Bell
Christian Endeavor Society
Mite Society of Grace Reformed Church
Kemp Hall
Mies
Lucy Fisenhauer
Irving 8. Biser
J. Alfred Ritter, Jr
RB. T. Hendricknos
Margaret Uporatt
Mollie Moberly
Mies Marion Kolb
Marie Smith
Funeral Processions for W M Cox and William Roberte
The remains of W M Cox, a contractor, were moved from Point of Rocks to Myeredale Pa for interment. W H B Eothinon served as funeral director. William Roberte’s funeral was held at St John’s Catholic Church with mass by Rev Father Craig. Pallbearers were members of Reynolds Post G A R. Interment followed at St John’s Cemetery. F Schroeder presided as undertaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.M Cox
Point of Rocks
Myeradale
W. H. B. Etohinon
William Roberte
St. John's Catholic Church
Father Craig
Reynold
Wm. P. Maulaby
Walter Saunders
Eli Frost
Wm. Morgan
John Bateheimer
David Derr
St John’s Catholic Cemetery
F. Schroeder
Burget of Bright items and General Interest
Fragmentary OCR notes reference medicine brands and obscure人物 phrases. Mentions Sunday bells and a George Washington and Martha Custis reference. Uncle Aben quote alludes to misperceptions of charity and pleasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ratare
Bella
Mary Gordelia Boyer to Clyde Buxton Thomas Wedding
Mr and Mrs William H Boyer of Mount Pleasant announce the marriage of their daughter Mary Gordelia to Clyde Buxton Thomas next Wednesday January 21 at 2 oclock at the Reformed church Mt Pressant This county Engagement announced Misa Josephine Lee daughter of Mr and Mrs Columbus O D Lee of Baltimore to Mr Henry Damon Shate of Pittsburg Pa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Boyer
Mount Pleasant
Mary Gordelia
Clyde Buxton Thomas
the Reformed
New Superintendent Miss Shipley Heads City Hospital
Miss Shipley, newly appointed superintendent, brings broad hospital experience and training from the University of Maryland and the Orthopaedic Hospital of Philadelphia. Her prior roles include directing Charity Hospital Fort Smith and teaching hospital faculty, with strong recommendations from Dr Louis McLane and others. Miss Ostinghton named housekeeper. board expects her steady leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Shipley
City Hospital
Serah Earbart
Meon Shipley
Kansan City
Darstington
Miss Bhiptey
Frederick
University of Maryland Hospital
Philadelphia
5. Weir Mitchell
Charity Hospital
Fort Smith
Arkansas
Kavana City
Louis M'Lane
Tiffspy
Baltimore
Board of Managers
Miss Ostrington
Frederick County Agricultural Society Sets Next Fair Dates
The new board met and fixed October 20, 21, 22 and 23 for the next fair. Alfred Kemp was reelected keeper of the grounds. A committee will inspect York PA toilet facilities to model one on the fair grounds. Improvements to grounds and grand stand were discussed. A new road opening along the north side was proposed to the County Commissioners. President Hargett may name a Maryland Virginia Racing Circuit committee for Baltimore February 12 and form a committee with three ladies to revive the premium list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Managers
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Alfred Kemp
York
Board of County Commissioners
Hargett
Hotel Renvert
Baltimore
Veteran Fireman Honored In Community Ceremony
A longtime fireman received a commendation at a local ceremony. Officials and residents praised his decades of service and steadfast dedication to public safety.
Carlisle’s oldest active firefighter receives presidency
George Watzel, age 77, was honored by Union Fire Company of Carlisle Pennsylvania, reelecting him president. Described as vigorous at fires, he still runs to blaze in full gear and has attended every fire for sixty years, also serving as migrant fire marshal for Carlisle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlis Brockden Brown
Philadelphia
Sweekden Brown
Willian Penn
America
Cooper
Cushing
George Watzel
Pennsylvania
Union Fire Company
Carlisle
Bso
Watzel
Union
Wetzel
Farmers Institute Held at Thermont Attended by Many Farmers
A Farmers Institute gathered a large turnout in Thurmont with three sessions. State Director Prof A L Amoss presided. Speakers included F A Converse of Woodville NY and S H Todd of Wakeman OH. Morning and afternoon sessions covered agricultural topics and Q&A. Evening session featured Todd's address on Education of the Farmers Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Institute
Thermont
Thurmont
A. L. Amoss
Farmers’ Institutes
F. A. Converse
Woodville
N. Y
H. Todd
Wakeman
Ohio
Todd
Art Club visit to Salisbury Cathedral described by members
The Art Club met with Miss Bertha Trail as chairwoman and Miss Hancock reading. They devoted the evening to a visit to Salisbury Cathedral in England, a 650 year old Gothic landmark famed for its elegant proportions and historic significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Club
Cathedral
Bertha Trail
Salisbury Cathedral
Hancock
England
Snd
Birthday celebration for General Lee by Confederate groups
Alexander Young Camp of Confeder ate Veterans marks General Robert E Lee birthday Monday at City Hotel with a program and disequet Fitzhugh Lee Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy holds observance at 2 30 PM Monday in club rooms with a short program and refreshments followed by the election of officers at the locale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Alexander Young
Robert E. Lee
Fitzhugh Lee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Washingtonist Mirror formed in Leesburg merger
The Leesburg Mirror and Washing tonian at Leesburg Va have joined issues to publish the Washingtonist Mirror edited by Wm 2B Lynch and managed by R A N Reid. Lynch, former editor of the Washing tonian, is brother of Judge John A Lynch of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leesburg Mirror
Washingtonian
Leesburg
Washingtonist—Mirror
Wm. 2B. Lynch
R. A.N. Reid
Wm. B. Lynch
The
John A. Lynch
Junior Auxiliary hosts tea at Mrs Williamson’s home
The Junior Auxiliary of All Saints Episcopal Church plans a tea this afternoon at the residence of Mrs J A Williamson in Ocart Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faffy
Guild of All Saints’ Episcopal Church
J. A.williamson
Ocart Square
Independent Nominees and Union Officer Roster
At a regular Independent Hosa Company meeting the group named committees to draft resolutions on William Roberta Sr. death and announced officer nominations for the coming year including President Judge Jac McSherry and several vice presidents secretaries treasurers and directors. Real estate transfers were noted with sales by F T Maio Daniel O Bidel George H Tritappa and others plus a public auction conducted by Capt Walter Saunders for the Delfish Tabler estate at the court house door for $500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hosa Company
William Roberta, Sr
Elmar Bader
David Zimmerman
Harry Schell
Albert Mattoon
William Dansberger
Jac. McSherry
Jacob Rohrback
Edw
Eichelberger
J. Roger McSherry
J. Harry Hauer
O. Herbert Kreh
John OC
Hardt
Wm. A. Simmons
Dr. Ed. Nelson
Harry Bear
Henry B. Tyson
G. Warren Tyson
Harry W. Bowers
Bielfield
Thos
Wm. A. Miller
William Davis
James E. Abrecht
Lorraine Ramsberg
Edward Bentz
Morris Canfle
Ernest Young
Jas
E. Brunt
Edward Schell
Harry Bader
Pipamen
G. Johnson Burail
Lewia Moberly
George Wachter
J. F. Kissahaner, Jr
Ely
Roy Ender
Frank Little
Charles Morgan
Adolphus Ramsburg
Eugene Wirtz
John Whisner, Jr
James Lowe
Albert Lowe
Albert Baker
John Engelbrecht
Maynard
Johnson
H. P. Fabrney
Osborne Ingle
F. T. Maio
Middletown
Jefferson Street
Daniel O. Bidel
George H. Tritappa
Samuel Mentzer, Sr
Barkittsville
Horsey Distillery
Wm. Magaha
George Kern
Magaha
Robert T. Koontz
Walter Saunders
Court House
Frank O. Norwood
Delfish Tabler
Hyatts- Ero
Damascus
Andrew J. Tabler
Social World and Dinner Box Party Recaps
Miss Zonie Welty hosted friends at East Oboroh street in honor of Miss Bessie Mort of Loy's Station with music games and refreshments past midnight. Mr and Mrs J B Shoemaker of Washington entertained Miss Mae Shipley at a dinner and box party. The Simvalla company presented Romeo and Juliet at the City Opera House to a crowded audience, praised for strong acting and splendid costumes and scenery before touring to Waynesboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zonie Welty
East Oboroh Street
Bessie Mort
Loy’s Station
Beesie Mort
Isabel Waldwin
Bertha Earl
Harry E. W. Storm
Bessie Daniele
Naomi Keifenider
Ella Zeigtsr
Narcia Welty
Mrs
Sourren Welty
Messrs
Elmer Smith
Edward Willer
Reno
Harp
Charles Patman
Charles Wells
Nelson Reifenider
Lourren Welty
J. B. Shoemaker
Washington, D. C
Mae Shipley
Frederick
Miss Schneider
Herrell
Ernest Herrell
City Opera House
Simvella Company
Oty Opera House
Waynesboro
Capital Surplus and Banking Rooms Advertised in Washington
A dense ad list shows capital surplus of $200,000 with names including J C Barber and WM Baker in Washington. It touts a new vault, free deposit boxes, rent options, two private rooms for box holders, and a large private room for business use. Hours 9 to 8, Saturday 6 to 9. Also promotes Capitol Optical Company recommendation and special Laura to Florida railroad fares via multiple lines with set travel windows and return dates through May 31, 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railway
Washington
Jacksonville
Atlantic Coast Line
Seabard Air Line
Weabhington
Detsilea
Baltimore & Ohio
Jesuit Novitiate Men Move to New St. Andrews Home
Professors and novices of the Jesuit order from Frederick have settled at St. Andrew's on the Hudson after a special train brought them to Poughkeepsie. The new facility is a 300 foot long four story colonial building with two wings, faced with Harvard brick and trimmed in terra cotta and limestone. Ice harvest on Mrs Catherine Burrier’s pond at Walkersville ends with 55 wagonloads of ice, some eight inches thick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
St. Andrew's
Harvard
Stuyvesant Place
Heberman
City College
New York
Teznite
Catherine Burrier
Walkersville
Card of Thanks and public notices in local column
No. and Mrs. Cyrus F. Thomas thank friends for sympathy after their daughter Jeaste’s sudden death. A Grand Oyster Supper at the M C A rooms South Market street January 24 from 5 to 10 p m. Supper 25 cents. Tonight fried oysters and other items. True Blue Fraternal Orders deputies in the city for a week. Park Hotel call for those wishing to form True Bins. Tonight Sauer Kraut and FrankYarters. Shipley & Bors Granite Ware Sale with various bargains. City Hotel Grill soup made with fresh crab ent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus F. Thomas
South Market Street
Isliy
Messrs
J. J. Ribble
S. M. Schindel
True Blue
Park Hotel
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Aily News
Teather
WesHivorom
Tas
Cisely Tenteais Sunday Fair
W. L. Moons
Weather Bureau
Nixdorff
Agt
Third St
Sam
Ulrich & W. Ohurch
City Hotel Grill
Thomas
James O. A. Booros
Shipley & Boost
Doll Bros
Cartyorge A. Gilbert
Wertheimer O. Thos. Kemp
Rodock & Co
Misa Orra Turner
Mrs. Tanstall
Baltic Bof
PK. Edwards
Liberty
Mt.asant
Lberty
Chas. E. Etzler
Muss M. Poole
Irving S. Albaugh
Im. &. Boyer
Samuel Etzier
Geo
Nusbaum
Solomon Tucker
Adam Bezier
Augustus Etzler
Edward G. Tely
J. Clarence Stanb
Edward Bought
Pleasant
David Cramer
Bury O. Mos
Geo. W. Gittings
Tacob Hesson
Chas
Cram
Lincoln G. Laterman
W. Zimmerman
Geo. Sheetenhelm
John M. Dinterman
Clarence £. Byler
John L. Anderson
Wilm
Turner
Richard T. Norwood
V. Baker
Eastern Milling & Export Gom
Marie Ote
Sunday Schools and Societies
Frederick Fair
Hagerstown
Tole
Cieezens? National Bank
Pai Citizens’ National Bank
Rederick
Hendrickson
Seipui
J. C. Barber
Baker
G. Zimmerslan
Samuel G Duvall
Aust
Canahier
Dupes Jas
MuSummy
B. Kerauvin
J.D. Baker
Geo. We Sait
JosepcEdso C. Morren
D H W. Hargett Jouy
Rasignon
Tiros
Hani
Wo. G. BakEn
Janes E. Wanker
C. M. Thomas J Roger McSherry
Danigu Baker
Counsal
Jonny Hxpricxson
Neidig & Miller
Nice & Miller
Glass OF Fashion
Qoupon
Clinton E, Main
Clinton EB
Malin
the City Hotel Grill
Oe Hotel Grill
Beaston
Lynn Haven
Long Inland Sound
George
COBT
Brussels
Kodouer
A.T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Ris & Sons
North Market Street
Frederick, MD
Frederick County Telephone
Thomas P. Rio
East Fourth Stree
Farmer's Exchange
Farmers’ Exchange
D. C. Kemp
J. &. Thomas
BR. Lewis
BH. Gambrill
J. F. Thomas
RR. Lewis
J.H. Gambrile, Jr
M. J. Dade
E. C. Renn
J. L. Doub
Bazer, Watts & Co
City Hotel
Grit
Edward James
West Patrick Street
John F. Reynold
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Curt Street
Wa. P. Mantasy
Omances A. Tecker
C. W. Hines
Capitol Optical Company
Isinor Sars
Saka Optical Qo
Laura
Florida
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
East German Street
Baltimore, MD
Towssexp Sport & Son
Bankers and Brokers
Fayette
Offo, Post Office
Star Building
Chicago
Willis E- Derr
Fesraville
George H. Zimmerman
E_ Patrick Street
Sollee Aera
Herick
Gouteee Hochester
Ia Tae
Connars Se
F. B. Sappington
Learing
Ani
China
B. Sappington
North Market Stree
St. Andrew's on-the-Hudson
Grint
Sauer Kraut
FrankYarters
Shipley & Bopsat
Sarriry & Bors
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