Religious Services and Announcements Across Local Churches
Readable notices list Sunday masses and services at St John, All Saints, Lutheran, Presbyterian, German Reformed, M E churches, Grace Reformed, Evangelical Lutheran, United Brethren, and Evangelical Reformed. Details include service times, Sunday school hours, Holy Communion, and special events such as Young People's meetings and revival services. A final note mentions a picture of Mrs Bronelds on the American Ladies Hospital Ship Hand for South Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Catholic Church
M. Egpers
All Saints’ S Church
Tomonow
White
Theolog Seminary
Gattysburg
Lutheran Church
Godsboro
Union Chapel
Presbyterian
H. M. Branch
Baltimore
St. John’s
M. Bachmann
D. D
M. E. Church
Page Milburn
Jeans Christ
E. L. McLane
Grace Reformed Church
The
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Young Man’s Bible Society
Frederick Oeonty
Henry Branch
Ellicott City
OC. W. Stinespring
United Brethren Church
M. E. Church South
J. H. Wilhite
Epworth League
Evangelical Reformed Church
J. H. Apple
Woman’s College
Gen Lee Birthday Banquet at Adamstown by Confederate Veterans
Alexander Young Camp of Confederate Veterans held its annual reunion and birthday banquet for Gen Robert E Lee at Adamstown. The event featured remarks by Dr S F Thomas and Capt Ignatius Dorsey, tributes to fallen comrades, and a toast by Dr J F Zacharias. Guests included Rev Copeland Page and Dr Edward Nelson among others, with music and readings highlighting Civil War memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Young
Adamatown
Robert E. Lee
S. F. Thomas
Augustes Obenderfer
G. B. Philpps
Copeland Page
Calvin Bradey
C. E Bradey
W. Chiswell
Ties Omweandar
J. W. Doresy
Kreig
Thomas
Mr. Young
Philpot
Haler
Crampton
Ignatius Dorsey
J .F. Zacharias
Cumberland
MD. Div. U.C
Edward Nelson
Alexander Young Camp of
Confederate Veterans
Thaye
South
Exyland
Bunker Hil
Maryland
Camden
Washington
Valley Forge
Zopathis
South Africa
England
America
Rev. Page
Tsea
George Ed. Smith
Sword of Lee
L. T. MacGill, Jr
Lewis Cli
Charles N. Hargett
L. Il
Geo. Ed. Smith
Marion Faabie
E. Nelson
Fresh Fitzhugh Lee Chapter Meeting Highlights Confederate Ties
The Fitzhugh Lee Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy held a crowded meeting noting growth from twenty-two to fifty-two charter members and honoring General Robert E. Lee with a patriotic program. Proceeds from a Christmas gate supported a memorial. a relief effort aided a local veteran family. Officers were elected with L Vaughman as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We Confederacy
Fitzhugh Lee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Sec
Bglmmore
John Hal Yer
Neoldier
Pearl
Buckingham Industrial School
Bockeystown
L. V. Baughman
B.0. McSherry
J. Af. Nixdorff
Nannie Floyd
Eleanor Shriver
Lee
Mollie Eisenhower
A. R. Yeakle
E. O. McSherry
Baker Johnson
Wm. Anderson
Moses Eisenhauer
Disie
Franklin B. Smith
H. Dorsey Etchison
Umbretts
Dixon Walker
Purely Personal Notes From City Social Scene
Miss Margaret Quynn travels to Pittsburg to visit her brother D Hauer Quynn. Misses Johnson of Adamstown return after visiting the Misses Potts in Court Square. Miss Joseph Young of Washington returns from a visit with friends and relatives. Mr Gales Smith of Berkeley Georgia visits Mr and Mrs Reich on South Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Quynn
Pittsburg
D. Hauer Quynn
Johnson
Adamstown
Potts
Court Square
Joseph Young
Washington
Gales Smith
Berkeley
Georgia
Wm. Reich
South Market Street
Ladysmith Relief Force Advances Northward
Special dispatch from Lespes dated January 20 reports the Ladysmith relief force pushing northward with heavy fighting yesterday as Boer forces retreat.
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Lespes
Ladysmith
Firing at Boer trenches and society notices headline
Heavy firing reported at SPpERARMANs Camp as bombardment of Boer trenches begins. The Kruger grandson-in-law captive. The fourth entertainment of the M. A. courts at the Woman's College featured De Witt Miller delivering Love Fortune and Matrimony to a large audience despite bad weather. Frederick County Agricultural Society names a board of managers and sets October 9-12 for the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spperarman
Warren
Kruger
Woman's College
The Work of Death: Jane Jones Passes After Illness
Jane Jones a colored resident aged ?? years died at Monteras Hospital yesterday afternoon from general debility. She was a longtime trusted servant to the Scholl family for fifty years and a member of the M. P. church at Walkersville. The tomexal will be held tomorrow at 2 o'clock with interment at Greenmount. Eastern Star Function notes report Mizpah Chapter meetings and social events. Real estate sale: Noah E. Cramer sold a Lewistown house to Frank Bartholow. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised for scrofula, dyspepsia, and rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jase Jones
Jane Jones
Monteras Hospital
M. P
Walkersville
Scholl
Greenmount
Gates
Real Estate
Noah E. Cramer
Sid Fot
Lewistown
Frank Bartholow
Notacase of Mercer Habeas Corpus Testimony
Mrs Swartley testified in a habeas corpus proceeding regarding the shooting of Charles F Seeberger at her home on Sunday January 14. Dr Levin West said Swartley admitted the shooting and that Seeberger died of a heart wound after being transported to Baltimore. Judge Motter released Swartley on $750 bail after hearing witnesses. Swartley left with his wife for the depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Habeas Corpes
Secerger
Acavk
Bestland
Jeriad BR. Swartey
Levin West
Swartiey
West
Seeberger
Fleeld
Baltimore
Witnisy
Swartley
Botuerge
Motter
Mre
Brown
Bows
New York
Dr. Brown
Assistant District Attorney Morris Soper Profile
Morris Soper, the new assistant to United States District Attorney John C. Rose for Maryland, is about 26, a Baltimore City College and University of Maryland Law School graduate. He is well connected and highly popular among lawyers.
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Morris 4. Soper
John C. Rose
United States
Maryland
Ias
Baltimore City College
University of Maryland Law School
Marvelous Growth of Modern Woodmen in 1899 Maryland
The Modern Woodmen of America reports a 1892 to 1899 gain of 101,873 in benefit membership and over 200 million in insurance in force. Average member age is 36.13 years, with a $1,900 policy costing 4.00 per year. Benefits paid to beneficiaries of deceased members totaled about 3.5 million in 1899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Modern Woodmen Society
Modern Woodmen of America
Woodmen
Guy Brothers Minstrel Show Opens City Opera House
Fine Minstrel Show at City Opera House drew a large audience with a flawless performance from the Guy Brothers and their troupe. The Toledo brothers contortionists joined a stellar lineup, showcasing top end entertainment on the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Brothers
City Opera House
Toledo Brothers
Funeral of Jesse Haines Held at West Fifth Street
The funeral for Jesse Haines was held at his home on 47 West Fifth Street at 2 PM with Rev. Fareer barn and Rev. S Hench officiating. Pallbearers included John Rinehart James P. Perry A H Harrington J N Zimmerman L A Wickham and R N Plummer. Interment followed at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. A. T. Rice & Sons were the funeral directors.
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Jesse ©. Haines
West Fifth Street
Chase Statue Bill Seeks Federal Purchase
Senator Wellington pushes a bill to buy the bronze Chase statue at 13 feet high and weighing 20 tons for 25144 dollars. Henry S. Brewington of Baltimore would fund the works and present the matter to the committee in Washington. Previous attempts failed due to other funding needs. Senator John Sherman once championed the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weilington
Congress
Sinator Wellington
Henry S. Brewington
Baltamore
Brewington
Ing
Baltimore
the Treasury
Washington
Appropriations
John Sherman
The Sleeping City at City Opera House Friday Night
The Sleeping City is billed as a strong melodramatic comedy at City Opera House for Friday January 26. It features brisk action bright scenes thrilling incidents and powerful climaxes with actors of above average ability and elaborate stage effects. The Local Mart lists J E W Hargett quotations for corn barrels bushels and hay priced per ton.
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City Opera House
Local Shop Offers Bargains On Common Household Goods
Local ads tout 25 cent brooms and multiple soap and cake deals, with prices for Need A Wash soap and Wool soap, plus discounts on matches, tin and granite goods, and a cheap subscription offer. Also publicizing tailoring services, chiropody by Dr. Brown, and a Boston baked beans lunch option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shipley & Bopet
Othera
French Flannel and New Tiles Roaring Into Shop
Joan Hen offers French flannel fabrics in solid colors including French blue cream white pearl gray and black. New embroidered net ties and a wide Suk Department replenishment promise reliable goods and maker backing with Duchess Peau du Soir Taf fetas Gros Grains and fanciful cords plus lace nets silks and appliques to dress wardrobes.
Frede ricks Great New Store Offers Bargains
Advertises a new store offering cash deals on linens, silk hosiery, underwear, and household goods. Claims no tricks, low prices, and sale of grape wine and various chinas. Includes mentions of Floridian oranges, phonographs, shoes, and a 20 percent cash-back offer from F. & Sappington at 72 N Market St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naucceasfal
Markey's
Suor Store
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Hantes
Tiamas Arentage
Yosser
Battehbers
Victor
Ames
Ajanuary
Wasercoros
Taz News
Chin
Weather Bureau
Edward James
Istiepee Oreee
V's Temple of Fancy
Frederick
Sunday Schools and Societies
Mrs. Roxalds
Gen. Lee
Annes Basqeet
Ademstown
Fitchagh Lee
Daughters of Confederacy
Columbus Knott
Bruce Ogie
C. E Sayler
Edward Nichols
Geo
Eobienbere
Joan Staling
Clandrew
Henry Minor
Sseater
Howard Allents
Enloe ‘Themes
Joan Whit- Rob Paget
Corneline Thomas
Mr. Miller
Oes’ Fm
Hood
Notacase OF
Mercer
Jerome Swartley
MR. Morris A, Soper
Markell & Trail
Carroll Street
Jane Hull
Woodsboro
Pennsylvania
Hull
Elmer Holl
the Chase
Chase
J. E. W. Hargett
Barpiey & Boorst’s
Patrick Street
Soara
Clarke
Boston
Philadelphia Saturday Evening Post
Ladies In Eee Company
Surra
Joan Hen
Carpus Woorl
Roer
Triaqmuings
Jony Hexpriczfox
Greatae
Neon & Max
N. Market St
Clinton E. Main
Linton BK. Main
North Market Street
Suttra
Daotrow
Forso Says
Machinae
Ontoy & Ravans
Markey’s Shop
Columbia Graphophones
Columbia
Edison Phonographs
H. E. Wilcoxox
W. G. Eader
East Church Strees
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Orphan Asylum
F. B. Sappington
Isti
F. & Sappington
Bodook & CO
Perna Iitending
AT. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rice & Sons
Ind
Noulth Market Street
Frederick, MD
F. V. Staub
Besaerfast Foods
Pettijohn
Marvin
F . V. Stars
Ratling's
Java
Doren Sede
Jery Oo
J, Heisely Keler
J. Heisely Keller
Deug
N. Market
IBAIR
Ceresville Flour
G. D. Shrines
Willard D. Keller
Micodemue
Guaraztes
University of
Marsha
Alfred Ritter
DAE
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