Bedford Springs Resort Upgrades Signal Spring Revival
Bedford Springs, Pathascid and dreationable resort programs new improvements for the season. Pavilions added over the sulfur end lmnestone springs and a bend pavilion near the canal. Canal repairs ordered to be ready for water by March 15. Construction at 34,500 tera W. .T.U. Building and Bazaar proceeds push building fund toward 4,500. Hotel arrivals noted at Bedford and surrounding inns with a mix of visitors and locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Bedford Springs
Tawa
Maryland Agricultural College Trustees Meet at Barnacn s Hotel
The Maryland Agricultural College trustees met yesterday with Governor Jackson presiding. Attendees included Stevenson Archer L Vis tor Baughmen J Carroll Walsh Wilmot Jenneon Carroll Goldsbor ough Benjamin Siebert A P Sharp Robert Dobbin James Calvert Dr John Weiss and President Henry E Alvard. The institution s debt was reported reduced to about 10 600. With two faculty vacancies a resolution split duties of natural history and English Latin professorships among other professors for the remaining scholastic year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Agricultural College
Barnacn
Governor Jackson
Stevenson Archer
L ‘Vistor Baughmen
J Carroll Walsh
Wilmot Jenneon
Carroll Goldsborough
Benjamin Siebert
A P Sharp
Robert Dobbin
James Calvert
John Weiss
Henry E Alvard
Pleasant surprise social at Grace Traity Reform church
The Grace Trinity Reform church choir honored Prof. Donna H. Smith of Trameville with a surprise social on Tuesday evening January 22. J Herrison King provided a sled and team for the journey. After singing and a sumptuous repast the company departed, glad for the festive visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Traity Reformed Church
Donna H. Smith
Trameville
J. Herrison King
Smith
Real estate sale at 34 W Fourth Street
Alfred Rutter & Co. report the sale of the dwelling at 34 West 4th Street to Adam Railing for 1250 dollars cash. Buyer is Lewis B. Nuich now of Des Moines Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Rutter & Co
Lewis B. Nuichole
Des Moines
Iowa
W. 4Th Street
Adam Railing
Sloan & Co
George Street
Cincindan
O. Janzbar
Mirs
Annie Campbell
Beb
Hertermator Mnsit
Ian
Patrick St
Adamstowng
Alice Worth
Relief and protection groups form in late 19th century
The 3. & O.Relief Association held its quarterly meeting at the Viaduct Hotel Relay Station on January 22, 1889, with a fiscal report showing receipts of 559,278.33 and disbursements of 358,982.79 and 20,267 active members as of September 20, 1888. A horse protection league organized in Olney Montgomery County elected officers James B. Hallowell president George F. Nesbit vice president Henry Howard secretary treasurer with a list of other members. Entry fees and quarterly dues fund rewards for stolen horses and capture of thieves as the group aims to help recover stolen property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.relief Association
Committee of Management
Viaduct Hotel
Glober Tor
Neghborbro
Olney
Montgomery County
Lithlinstad
Horse Owners’ Protective League
James B. Hallowell
George F. Nesbit
Henry Howard
J. J. Hutton
Wm. B. Miller
Leszard Weer, Jr
James Rannie
R.A. Miller
Wm. A. Gilpin
Angus Flack
Bowie Magruder
C. S. Jones
Perry Connell
Col. Gus. Dorsey
Hoek Ite Sentinel
Memorial Service Honors Fiftieth Anniversary of Church
Last Sunday morning a memorial service was held by the Board of Commissioners Foreign 3 Ms Re-formed church in the United States in honor of its fiftieth anniversary. Rev S M Hench led the service and delivered the memorial sermon. Prof 8 L Gover directed music with Miss Cera H Barrick presiding at the organ. A hymn was sung by six little girls. Little Taughts by Edna Gover and Harry Lambert recited Let us help them. A mission service is planned for Sunday evening next at 7 30 in the M P church with Prof Edward Reisler of Garon Bridge to speak. The new trolley bridge across Israel e Greek near Droneberg's Mill is nearly completed. A hall for our town is being discussed. The paving of Guideborough street is progressing. Mr David Baker left Tuesday for Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
Board of Commissioners Foreign
United States
S M. Hench
L. Gover
Mies Cera H. Barrick
Edna Gover
Harry Lambert
M. P
Eiward Reisler
Garon Bridge
Tron
Droneberg
Guideborough Street
David Baker
Ohio
Wolfsville Waifs and Local Notices
Catoctin News columns note visitors Mollie Cline Alberta Cramer Jennie Harbaugh Bertha Philnower and James Morgans selling a farm to Benjamin Green for 2950 dollars with land west of the county reed. Obituaries for Catharine Baker and Jacob Hoover. O S S meeting drew many members with new recruits and debates on which US Presidents rendered essential services. Music and voice acts featured by local performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfsville
Catoctin News
Mollie Cline
Bolivar
Alberta Cramer
Utica Mills
Sires
Jennie C. Harbaugh
Mudvale
Bertha Philnower
Boonsboro
James W. Morgans
Benjamin Green
Highlend
Morgan
Reed
Catharine Baker
John Baker
Noah Eccard
Philip Baker
Forrest
Grogsnickie’s
Isaac Lovell
A. Grove
Jacob Hoover
Grosenickle
Grove Place
Tcam Teligion
John O. Hays
Lyle Il. Warren‘eliz
Eretha E. Wolf
Mettie G. Harbaugh
Nannie M. Phleeger
Messrs. C. J. Stotelmyer
Howson E. Hoover
Emory E. Barkdoll
United States
Liz
Geo. R. Stetelmyer
Thomas Jefferson
E. C. Heaver
Abram Lincoln
Curtis S. Smyth
Geo. Washington
John W. Wilson
C. N. Fruskour
E. C. Hoover
G. M. Warrenfeltz
Emma
Hoover
Mettie &. Harbaugh
Jurors Drawn In Urbana Petersville New Market Districts
The court drawn jurors include G. Verzon Davis replacing Wa. P. XN. Laweoa of Urbana district Cons. W. Ketro in place of John WN. Boyer of New Market district Benjamin P. Crampton replacing Martin T. Shafer of Petersville district as excused and disqualified jurors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Verzon Davis
P. XN. Laweoa
Urbana
Cons
W. Ketro
John WN. Boyer
New Market
Benjamin P. Crampton
Martin T. Shafer
Petersville
Pleasant evening at North Market residence
A pleasant evening's enjoyment occurred at Mors Fan nie Schleigh's home on North Market street last night. About thirty people attended as young folks engaged in plays, social talk, and dancing with Rae Williams's orchestra providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mors Fannie Schleigh
North Market Street
Rae Williams
Montgomery County Affairs Highlight Local Growth
Montgomery County Fire Insurance Co. reports losses of 65529 last year and a premium rate increase. Central Brass Band of Gaithersburg plans a February 1 entertainment in Darnestown. County pubs remain crowded as school enrollment nears 6000, up several hundred. Wm T Hinton & Sons of Barnesville run a chair factory using native labor and materials, oppose national protection, and promise affordable durable chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Rockville
Montgomery County Fire Insurance Company
Central Brass Band
Galthersburg
Darnestown
Wn. T. Hinton & Sons
Barnesville
America
YMCA Convention Reports Growth and Plans in Maryland
A Cumberland dispatch details the YMCA Convention opening with officers led by President De W H Purnell. Sessions cover small town associations, gymnasium influence, and training classes, noting $156,309 in receipts and $150,461 in expenditures with strong growth in associations and reading rooms across Maryland and Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.C. A
Cumberland
YMCA
Reformed Episcopal Church
Pres.dent
W H Purnell
Frederick
A H Boyd
SP Parker
Wheeling
L G Williamson
Washington
Paul McKnight
Baltimore
L T Pallett
Western Maryland College
J McLase
Brown
Cumed
EE Sheldon
Frank Hess
Spean Junction
James K Dyer
al Hese
J G Lynch
W.A. Jackson, Jr
H. M. Glark
Glaus Olandé
International Committee
W. H. Morris
H. F. Willams
W. H.H. Smith
W.H. Morriss
Tis
State Committee
Frequent Social and Community News From Frederick County
Local residents return home from visits in Keedysville Martinsburg and Mt. Pleasant while visitors from Nombreville and Tilia depart. Meetings and events include the WY. 31 GO U. gathering at 1 30 PM and the Monday Musical Association at Miss Clara Zimmerman’s. Also notices for Hood's Sarsaparilla and Ayer's Pills promote their health benefits.
Heirs of Jacob Steiner Farms Withdrawn From Public Sale
Mr J Wm Birely offered two farms at the City Hotel for the heirs of Jacob Steiner containing 26 and 72 acres. Both tracts were withdrawn at bids of 149 and 119 dollars per acre. Auctioneer O B Font supervised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wm. Birely
Jacob Steiner
O. B. Font
Sale of Bank Stocks at City Hotels
Auctioneer G B Fout offered 22 shares Central National Bank stock and 12 shares First National Bank stock at the Day Hotel for whom it may concern. Samuel Clagett bought the First National shares for 129 dollars. Gol J B Thomas purchased 10 shares at 32.25 and 12 at 32. Franklin Savings Institute stock worth 155 dollars was offered at the City Hotel for 82 dollars before withdrawal at 120 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Fout
Central National Bank
First National Bank
Samuel Clagett
Gol
J. B. Thomas
Franklin Savings Institute
Mir. O.B. Font Auctioneer
Isles
Entertaining Elocution by Prof Ford at Menp Hali
A letter praises Prof Ford as a fine elocutionist and urges Frederck citizens to attend the Monday evening entertainment at Menp Hali. The writer, Geo V Leech, notes the program includes “Rabenstein on the Pane” and emphasizes its value, quality audience, and the host venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Menp Hali
Tut News
Frederck
Rabenstein
Geo.v
Leech
Henry Smith Recommitted to Jail After Hearing
Henry Smith, charged with firing at the establishment of Mr. C. F. Kreh, had a hearing before Magistrate Walton this morning at 16 o'clock. In default of proper security he was recommitted to jail for the action of the Grand Jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Smith
C. F. Kreh
Walson
Foremen's Ball Planned by United Fire Co Members
Active preparations are under way for the Foremen's Ball to be held February 22 after the United Fire Co members organize the event. The committee includes Augustus Chenderfer, William O. Kolb, Christian Schade, Geb. M. Saufffer, Brad WL Chiebaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fire Co
Augustus Chenderfer
Wia. O. Kolb
Christian Schade
Gb. M. Saufffer
Brad
WL Chiebaugh
Birthday Party for Master Lee Hanshew
Master Lee Hanshew of West Patrick Street celebrated his birthday with a party hosted by Capt. Darel Hanshew. Guests called and stayed for games and music and enjoyed a large dining spread in the hostess’s rooms as the evening progressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Hanshew
Darel Hanshew
West Patrick St
Shookstown Schoolhouse Robbed in Night Breakin
A schoolhouse in Shookstown was entered by prying the door lock last night and robbed of an axe four linen towels several books and a pair of fire shoes belonging to the teacher. The chest was damaged and items strewn about. An attempt to enter the nearby blacksmith shop of Edward M. Staley failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shookstown
Orrespymcence akTco Nuwss
Sgoexstowny
Edw. M. Staley
Rose Dale or the Rolle Bail staged for Confederate Widow's Home
The Kendlworth Club at the Academy of Music in Baltimore presented Lester Wallack's five act play Rose dale or the Rolle Bail for the Confederate Widow's Home with Mrs. John K. Cowen as president. George A. Gardiner directed the stage and Company C Baltimore Light Infantry provided the military portion under Capt. Brent Waters. Cast included Albert A. White H. P. Galligher Wm. Warden Geo. Macomber Wood Raynton Thos. J. Ward Jos. J. Kelly S. M. Doyle Nat Smith John Swikert R. L. Clark Horace Brown and Misses Emma Lits Hattie Weems Marie McLaughlin Kate De Barry Sadie Welsh Roza Gallagher Lot Leligh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendlworth Club
Academy of Music
Baltimore
Lester Wallack
Baltimore Light Infantry
Brent Waters
Albert A. White
H. P. Galligher
Wm. Warden
Geo. Macomber
Sherwood Raynton
Thos. J. Ward
Jos. J. Kelly
S. M.S. Doyle
Nat, Smith
John Swikert
Tr.r. L. Clark
Horace Brown
Emma Lits
Hattie Weems
Marie McLaughlin
Kate de Barry
Sadie Welsh
Roza Gallagher
Lot Leligh
Middletown Tales Include 87th Birthday and Church Gifts
Middletown residents report Mr Peter Shafer Sr, near the town’s oldest male, celebrated his 87th birthday with a hearty dinner attended by his pastor Rey Hofmeier and local friends. A new Reformed church cornet titled Wonder Vocal Cornet with Bb and A was received for use, and a surprise party honored Mr and Mrs Isaac Canady of Springfield. Ernest W Warfield, son of the late Geo Warfield, married Jessie Cassidy of St Louis. Warfield serves as president of Osawatomie Bank in Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Valley Register
Peter Shafer
Rey T F Hofmeier
The
Reformed Church
H W Hoffmeier
Valley Drug Store
John R Shafer
Greenbury JG House
Valley
Pete
Samuel AM Kefauver
Isaac Canady
West Jefferton Street
Springfeld
Ohio
Canady
Joseph Mamnick
Amanda Haupt Jiata
Shppensburg
George W W Gleamner
Ernest W Warfield
Geo Warfield
Bolivar
Jessie ,Cassidy
St Louis
Warfeld
Osawatomie Bank
Kansas
Mayoral Curiosity and Local Meetings Highlight Evening
The snippet notes a mayoral curiosity, a peanutlike egg in Frederick at Schroeder's store, and Mrs. Brady bringing it from near Lary Branch. It reports United Fire Company plans to attend a funeral at 2 PM in full uniform and Philo Mathean Society meeting details for next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Schroeder
East Patrick Street
Frederick
Brady
Lary Branch
United Fire Company
B. H.whaten
Philomathean Literary Society
S. 8. Cox
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the Daily News
P.M
Welely
Ollie
FOX Lowing
Heie
Billy Eendely
L. O. GT
Gefy
Gambrill
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
T.U
Warren’s Christian Temperance Union of Baltimore
City Hotel
Beeler
OH Sungluff
Bailie
Kerville
Macs
Beamish
Hiteshew
Firee
H Smith
C Knapp
Ferrell
Henry Minstrel
Miller
Westminster
Atleman
Gablin House
O Willett
Belio
A Cock
D Eberly
W Webb
M Bubba
C P Maltern
Agis Lillian Kennedy Co
Central
Sotel
Groef
H Hegg
Balto
Victi
Claus Olandt
New York
Clarke
H. F. On
York
Wm. A. Beall
Keedysville
Irene B Lindsey
Mt. Pleasant
Ligne Lambert
Martinsburg
W. Va
Carne Moberly
Tilia
Martinsberg
Heater Thomas
Frank Dixon
W. A. Saint's Street
Minnie Baker
Nameville
Daniel Getzendanner
Poolesville
Eschbach
GO. U
B. Chase
Easton
Frederick County
G. T
Harvey Zimmerman
D.G. Winebrewer & Co
Waynesboro
Hood
Emory Stockman
West
Monday Musicale Association
Clara Zimmerman
Lillian Hennedy Company
City Hall
A. BR. Yeakle
George D. Norris
Unionville
Indiana
Kentucky
Bliss Keyser
Richard Eugen
West Fourth Street
Ayer
Hodri
Mullinix
Kemp
William Wilcoxon
Mechanicstown
Frank L. Wilman
Oakland
Horma
Geo. W. Foreman
San Leandro
Alameda
County
Cal
Mer
Herbert G. Stockwell
Portland Cement Pipe and Stone Company
Portland City
Maine
W. Loy
Philadelphia
Philip Mathias
Creageretown
Graceham Mite Society
Chinese Village Company
Freeze
China
M. E. Church
Benefit of Missions
Tack
Watertown
Mass
Wermpoats
Lowell
Wassco
Parity Lodge
G . T. Rev
A. C. McCabe
P-L. Storm
C.T. T.P. Rice
fantStor
Hantgorge
Ascod
Jan Saint UR
Gand Tang Yard
NY Market Street
Third
Te Gaet
Fredwyck County
Jalemeen
C- Centennial Mans'¢ Co
Cincinnati
Obie
EK Church Street
Dantidins
South Market Street
Booth Street
Willard A. Frazier
Erty Schilsetl
Hack Horse Hotel
Patrick Bt
Chatre
Tades
E. Terme
J. Henry Schmid
Walter Sauna
Ationdl Dairy Ac
Bow
Yurek
Columbus O'Dogoell
Peterssule
Deride Widen
Kent
Varnek
Church Streets
West Church Street
West Church St
Penn Firoad
Winebrewer
Kobart Desa
Normur Market
Becond
Tehap
Patrick Bircet
Wear
Jas
W. Pearre
Court Etret
Fc. C. Bela- Plaine
WEB Etchiean
John E W. Hucgett
Patrick Street
H. Mf. Nixdorf
Lew— Jan Nixdorff
Old Frederick
Lances
Cxederich Hriflemen Armory
Patnek St. Eoller Rink
J. Beckley
LD Bixbs
Bartonsville, WI
Alonzo B. Basgess
Smyrna Bifils
Rehe
Arer
J. C. Ayer & Co
G. J. Doll
Mabret T
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