Personal notes on visitors and residents in Frederick
A round of social updates lists Mr J M Bayer of Baltimore in Frederick, Miss Sallie Groff moving from Springfield to Thurmont, and Mr 4 L Bosley of Baltimore on business. It notes Abram Wineberg visiting Staunton, Charles Firestone visiting Philadelphia, and Evelyn Hart visiting Mrs James M Hood in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Bayer
Baltimore
Frederick
Sallie Groff
Springfield
Ohich
Thurmont
4. L. Bosley
Abram Wineberg
Staunton
Charles Firestone
Philadelphia
Evelyn Hart
Mercersburg
James M. Hood
City
Peter S.pragh
Columbia
May Hagan
N. B. Hagan
Taneytown
Robert Tyson
Western Maryland College
Poatmaster Gardner
Middletown
Ida Koogle
East Third Street
John Whitmore
East Patrick Street
J. Spangler Kieffer
Richard Fulton Kieffer
Hagerstown
J. Clarke Kiefer
West Church Street
Henrietta Aubert
Montgomery County
G. Waring Tyson
Walter E. Keanver
Lewis E. Kefanver
Dayton
Ohio
Theo
Rontzahn
Franklin
L. A. Cooper
Lovettsville
Misa Gertie Etzier
Liberty One
Wm. C. Boteler
Frank Shaffer
Porto Rico
Chicago
Europe
Gerald L. Holsinger
Rosedale
Kan
Harry D. Fahrney
Holsinger
Marine Service
U.S
Vulcan
Maria
Man Trees to Escape Mad Dog Attack in Grove's Lime
William Keeney of Schreysville was attacked by a dog alleged to be mad near Grove's Lime and sought refuge in a tree. After securing a shot from a neighbor, Keeney hunted the dog and fired at it, claiming the animal killed earlier may be the same one prowling the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Keeney
Schreysville
Grove
Keener
Orier
John Albauch
Keeney
Gay Brothers Minstrel Show Heads to Shippensburg
Brief notes report Gay Brothers Minstrel Show leaving Frederick for Waynesboro then booked for Shippensburg on Monday. The Messrs Weltz are credited with a fine dipnet string at Carroll Creek mouth Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Waynesboro
Shippensburg
Messrs. Weltz
Carroll Creek
Terence O Byrne Last Survivor of John Brown Fort Hostages
Terence O Byrne died at his home in Marper's Ferry aged 87. He was the final surviving hostage among ten held at John Brown's fort before the Civil War. Born March 10 1811 on Byrne's island now Island Park he was the youngest of four O Byrne brothers. His father Patrick was a native of the Auld Sod and the family lived in Philadelphia before 1800.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terence O'Byrne
Marper’s Ferry
John Brown
Terence O' Byrne
Byrne's Island
Island Park
Patrick O'Byrne
Philadelphia
Joseph O'Byrne
Harper's
Isnhund Park Picnic Resort Originates From Family Estate
The text traces the old family home at the home place dating to 1874, once known by the family name, then renamed Isnhund Park after ownership by the Baltimore and Old Kuathhead Company, later becoming a picnic resort. It honors a venerable elder remembered in Tarbor's Kerry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nate
Baltimore and Old Kuathead Company
Isnhund Park
Tlarpor
Kerry
Want the Railway Boonsboro Residents Favor Early Line
A Frederick traveler returning from Boonsboro reports locals in Washington county discuss an early electric road from Hagerstown to Myersville. Some say Hagerstown interests want to buy the Myersville and Caroctin line and extend toward Hagerstown, though others doubt the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Boonsboro
Washington County
Hagerstown
Myersville
Caroctin
O'Byrne Family Life and Civil War Witness Accounts
The narrative recalls Terence O'Byrne and his family living on Byrne's Island and later a 224 acre farm on the Maryland side of the Potomac. It notes O'Byrne values learning, Georgetown College education, and his role as a cautious, influential mind. He testified on Civil War possibilities during John Brown's trial. copies exist with Frank Nicolls of Brownsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Byrne
Georgetown College
John Brown
Frank Nicolls
Brownsville
Nicolls
Mizpah Chapter Officers Installed In Eastern Star Meeting
Mizpah Chapter No. 9 installed officers at the stated meeting last night. W M Mrs Agnes Fearhake, W P William Nash Young, Sec Miss Emma Rittinger, Con Miss Marian Smith, A Con Miss Bessie Motter. Worthy Matron appointed Ruth Miss Kate Dutrow Esther Miss Margaret Clingan Martha Miss Nettie Haller Electa Miss Alice Shope War Mr Adolphus Fearhake Chaplain Mrs Helene R Lilly Mar Miss Ada L Rhodes Organist Mrs Lola M Duvall re elected Associate Matron Edith M
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mizpah
Agnes Fearhake
W. M
Wm. Nash Young
W. P
Emma Rittinger
Marian 3. Smith
Bessie Motter
Ruth
Kate L. Dutrow
Esther
Margaret Clingan
Martha
Nettie Haller
Electa
Sunday religious notices and sermons schedule
Local church services are listed with times for AIL Saint Episcopal Church Gar van Baptist Church Trinity M E Church South and many others. Pastors announced include Rev Vicnor Bittle from Lurtle Creek Pa Rev J L Wilbite Rev C W Stinespring Rev T Freeman Dixon Rev Luther Kuhlman D D Rev L M Myers Rev W J Tingler Rev E R Eschbach D D Rev Page Milburn Rev Weaver and Rev F L McLean. Congregational activities include Sunday schools Epworth League and Christian Endeavor meetings with various times and locations in multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ail Saint
Episcopal Church
Arnold
Garvan Baptist Church
Ministerial Association
BP. E
Court Street
Vicnor Bittle
Lurtle Creek
Thurmont
J. L. Wilbite
Trinity M. E. Church
South
Epworth League
C. W. Stinespring
U. S
Christian Endeavor
T. Freeman Dixon
Presbyterian Church
Luther Kuhlman
D. D
Evangelical Lutheran Church
L. ¥. M. Myers
Saint James
Evangelical Reformed Church
E. R. Eschbach
Page Milburn
Epworth
W. HH. Nicodemus
Grade Reformed Church
Walharavile
Weaver
Wolf
the Missionary Society
St. Pan's Misionary Society of
Pleasant Hill
FE. L. McLean
Grace Reformed Church
Paul Reynolds
New Catholic Church
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Ewumitsburg
J. B. Manley
Cardinal Gibbons
M. J. Riordan
St. Mary’s Church
Barnesville
Montgomery County
W. M. Strayer
C. W. Hawk
Baltimore
M. P
Buckeystown
Hawk
The Byrne family and Maryland society figures
Manuscript notes recount Mr. OByrne a patron of letters hosting famous writers, visits by Moss Rate Field, a 1260 marriage to Miss Sue V. Ault, six surviving children, and roles for Joseph OByrne and others. Maryland Grand Chapter meets January 25 in Baltimore. Also Maryland State Game and Fish Protective Association holds its fifth annual meeting at Carrollton Hotel on January 8 at 8 pm. The piece mentions John Philip Sousa appearing in Philadelphia and Baptist and U B church services with community events and a promotion for Hood's Sarsaparilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Byrne
Moss Rate Field
Southcrass
O Bsrne
Annie O'Byrne
Frederick
Thomas P. Mollineaux
Near Plane No.4
R. M. O'Byrne
Toledo
Ohio
Joseph O'Byrne
Orderman
F. T. Rhodes
Bessie Levy
Adah
Grand Chapter of
Maryland
Baltimore
State Game Association
Maryland State Game and Fish Protective Assortation
Carrolion Hotel
Farm lectures and sickness notes at Charmont meeting
The article describes a two day Charmont town meeting with morning and afternoon dairy farming lectures on plants pruning fruit and marketing and evening talks with lantern slides. Noted speakers include George J. Powell and Edward Van Alatynne of Kinderhook. Separate items report local illnesses and a college oratorical event at Frederick College with a January 27 program and January 40 term start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basaers
Charmont
Lomo
Columbia County
N. Y
Amerea
Edward van Alatyne
Kin‘derhook
N.Y
Hudson
Maryland
Maryland Agricultural College and Experiment Station
Frederick Collage
Henry Ramsburg
Edward Herman
Chauncey M. Depew
Robert Goodell
John M. Miller
George Lippard
E. Roy Nusz
J. Alfred Ritter, Jr
Claudius
Cynthia
Maurice Thompson
Richard G. Ely
Henry Ward Beecher
Richard’ Johnson
Henry Cabot Lodge
Arthur C. Lumpe
Ben Hur
Lew Wallace
Bennett E. Cates
Toussaint L’ Ouverture
Local Bargains Advertised at Temple of Fancy and City Opera House
Circle of offers lists 10 inch samples for 10 tents 6 cakes Borax soap 16 cents and 6 heavy plated silver teaspoons for 16 cents. Candles soap and grocery items priced at 1 10 3 or 2 cents. Feature items include Leberman soap flavors 10 cents per box, Tom Boy and Rib soap 1 cent, Babbitt soap 10 cents, family soap 3 cents, white floating soap 2 cents. Mentions Cruise of the Polar Star February 2 and 3 with matinee on 4th at City Opera House. Special sale items at Stakey & Borst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Leberman
Dave Smith
Temple of Fancy
Prices Drop in January Underwear Sale at Neidig & Miller
In every department prices are reduced to keep high quality first, with January sellings offering lower prices on all grades of underwear. Shoppers are urged to inspect the real linen and nainsook white goods, priced lower than ever for first quality fabrics. The store promises abundant stock and real value even as prices fall.
Eldig and Maurer Pharmacy Ad at Marker Street
At 5 North Market Street E E Main graduate pharmacist offers careful compounding and physicians prescriptions. El dig and Maurer list services and market address, reflecting a local drugstore notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Market Street
Telephone
Central Hardware Co Change of Ownership at 36 W Patrick St
Mr O W Quynn purchases Central Hardware Co formerly owned by P L Hargett Co and will run under same name at 36 W Patrick St. Stock and policy to improve customer satisfaction. 6 books of the late company are out for collection and prompt settlement is requested. Also notices of a Ladies Auxiliary meeting, new ballet ads, and local business updates appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Hardware Co
Messrs. P. L. Hargett & Co
O. W. Quynn
W. Patrick St
W.quynn
Ladies’ Auxiliary of
The
MU. A
N. R
D. Mantz
South Market Street
A. L. Bader
Model Grocer Ad For Fresh Groceries At Low Prices
An advertisement for E. Rambburg’s Model Grocer offers ginger snaps crackers and water crackers at six per pound. The copy promotes fine fresh groceries and emphasizes low prices in a period newspaper voice.
Local Frederick Drugstore Ad Promotes Holiday Goods
An old time druggist advertises travel miles to offer holiday goods including perfumes stationery and toiletries. The notice says customers of all purses are welcome and promises prompt care from the drugstore run by HEISLEY KELLER at 165 Market Street and NICODEMUS handling related legal matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sampson
Schley
Maine
Hobson's Choice
J. Heisley Keller
A. Market St. Frederick
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the Daily News
John Fitch
Windsor
Conn
Louis XVI
Leute
Louis the Great
Turpot
Necker
John Charles Fremont
Savannah
Aled
John Cabell Breckinridge
Thomas Jonathan Jackson
Clarksburg
W. Va
Thomas Ewing
New York City
Washington
W. J. Moore
D. H. Smith
N. Market St
Turner, Jr
Townsend Scott & Son
Shipley & Boost
All. Eader
G. C. Carty
S. Ags
John Hendrickson
Riaeac Neidig & Miller
Bright
Shewaera
Terence O Byrne
Mayer Atown Capital
Foonsboro
Verve
Sunday Schools and Societies
Byrne
Bsonmsa
John Thilip Sona
Prihe
First Baptist
J. E. Board
Gepel
Gible
Baptist
John Walters
U. B Church
L.A. J. Morgan
Africa
Hooi
Hood
Parmers
Linstulute
Stearday
Jacob Waller
Thamont
T. A. Wireman
Georgetown
Texas
Wmn. Buxton
Myra. Ezra Ingle
West Fourth Street
Bagil Buxton
Stakey & Borst
City Opera House
L. E Mullinix
Bagdad
L. E. Moon
Anih
Witie
MATER
New Plain
Baladings
Neidig & Miller
Pebanen
Eldig & Maurer
Marker St
Clinton E. Main
E. E. Main
E. D. Suntzer
Sam's Place
Samuel C. Titlow
Market Street
Residence City Hotel
B. Sappington
Sappington
Tan. Market St
ywanSden Iy
GEO
Sol
Mark Shilles
Dee
Rodock & CO
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rice & Sons Funeral Directors
North Market
F. W. Staub
California
Liv
Vie
Vannes
Bas
Orsted
Ava
Dar.at
Railing
INIC
Market St. Frederik
Ramsburg
E. Rambburg
Ambburg
N. Market
J. _J. Heisely
Keller
Dewey Mehritt
Professional Oaks
Alfred Ritter
Frederick, Md
Nicodemus
N. Market Street
University of Maryland
Blton) Shaver
Attornet-At-Law
East Lexington
Baltimore, My
U. 5
Gourts
Srawén
Moton G. Urner
Tlay
D. Kew
Omer Une
Ebedy & Orner
Attorn
Eleitors
Chames Wil Stene
Rome
Orriges
Meora
Siren
Eefieal Ag House
P.leve
G. V., Lary
Oftfice
Stres
Optorte
Desa
Ptene
Qld
OCR Newspapras
TES News
Ninweraper
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