Personal notices from Frederick society pages
Purely personal items list who visited or stayed in Frederick and nearby areas. George Fisher of Knoxville, Be Mullinix of Mount Airy, Chores Bakrman of Baltimore, William Cleem of Hagerstown, Mrs Harry W Young of North Market Street, KM EB Doll of Baltimore, John Lambert of Shepherdstown, A S McDannel of Philadelphia, Archie Dennis of Frederick bound for Indianapolis on business or travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fisher
Knoxville
Frederick
BE. I. Mullinix
Mount Airy
Chores Bakrman
Baltimore City
William Ciem
Hagerstown
Harry YW. Young
North Market Street
Baltimore
EB. Doll
Big Mother
West Second Street
John Lambert
Shepherdstown
W. Va
McDannel
Philadelphia
Death notices from Frederick area reflect steady loss
The piece recalls prominent Frederick families and the deaths of Jesse Hunt in Lexington on June 23, and Edgar Button near Plane No 4 on June 28. It praises Hunt’s long Kentucky life, notes he left a widow and two children, and honors Button for his cheerful, generous character and early death from consumption after a short illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
aDdax Button
Plane No
Edgar
Brooks
Emma Byston
Prospect Church
Wolfe
Marsh
Edwards
Messrs
Raymond Hunkies
Walter Runkles
Ernest Bhipley
Clinton Vansent
Charles Wilson
J. A. Engle
J. T. Lewis Waa
Direc
Tobin
Delightful Social Dance At New Market Residence
A largely attended dance at the residence of Mr. Samuel Brown in New Market featured music by the Frederick Select Orchestra led by Lee Hasshow. Many young people from the city attended and participated in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Brown
New Market
Frederick
Lee Hasshow
Electric Road Debate Shifts Route Through Frederick
Frederick and Middlesown electric railroad planners debate final route with emphasis on serving West Patrick Street and central city points. Directors to meet tonight as Conrad Heland leads push for Patrick Street path, arguing it better serves population centers and traffic flow. Work continues on Telegraph Street with about half a square of track laid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Neas
Buland
Woo
Patrick Street
Telegraph Street
Local marriages and a farm sale in Carroll Frederick area
Mire Byrds Jones of Thurmont marries Ximer T. Orndorff of Westminster at Fair Reformed Church Baltimore witness list includes Benjamin M. Jones and Clarence G. Orndorff. Biggs Duvall wedding in East Church Street M B Church with Rev W L McKenny officiating. Belmont farm of 200 acres sold by Augustus Wilson to Dixon C Walker near Frederick Junction for horse export to Europe. Walker to reside there. Wilson may return to Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen Dorfy
Jones
Mire Byrds Jones
Thurmont
This County
Ximer T. Orndorff
Westmineter
Carroll County
Fair Reformed Church
East
Baltimore Atrest
Baltimore
A. & Weber
Westminster
Orncords
Washington
Chicago
Weetminster
Benjamin M. Jones
C. Balle Orndorff
Clarence G. Orndorff
S Este
Sarah Kerr. Biggs-Duvall
Belmont
Dixon C. Walker
Augustus Wilson
Frederick
Urleans
Frederick Junction
Walker
Europe
Beate Geological Survey visits Frederick for mineral report
Dr James A Mitchell of the State Geological Survey stays at the Car M o House in Frederick to study local mineral resources and rock formations. He invites information on deposits near Frederick or in the county and asks about quarries now open. The funeral of John Ebert was held at his West Patrick Street home with Mayor and city officials in attendance. interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beate Geological Survey
James A. Mitchell
State Geological Survey
Frederick
Mitchell
John Ebert
West Patrick Street
E.R Eachbach
Huxakarl
Wilhite
Frank Eppisy
Wm. Davis
Wm. Haller
Wm. Beard
Messrs
Daniel Ordeman
Joseph F. Eienhower
Board of Aldermen
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Shocker Pool Contest for Frederick Championship
A pool game at The Buffalo on Wednesday night next in Frederick will decide the championship. The stake is 50 dollars plus a gold medal donated by Mr. Chas BN Haner. Players Hicks Glessner and Harry Smith have each defeated the other in prior games and now seek the decisive match. The wager is placed with Mr. Wm. AS Mansfield of Court Street. The outcome will crown the winner amid local betting and spectator interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Chas
BN. Haner
Buffalo
Hicks Glessner
Harry Smith
Mansfield
Court Street
Senator Gorman Leaves Laurel for Baltimore Conference
Senator Gorman traveled from Laurel to Baltimore for talks with Col L. Wistor Baughman Internal Revenue Collector Murray Vandiver and State Central Committee Chairman Hatterfly W. Talbott. He declined to go to Chicago and gave his national committee proxy to Colonel Batgaman. Baugaman will depart to attend preconvention meetings in Chicago. A marriage license was issued at Annapolis for Charles A. Davis and L. J. Smith.
Weather Notes On Crops In Maryland Week
The week brought cool, wet conditions with average temperatures around 31 degrees below normal in parts of Northern Central Maryland. Wheat harvests were delayed by rain while oats, corn, and potatoes showed varied progress. gardens benefited from moisture and fruit crops were praised. County reports from Frederick, Libertytown, Jefferson, Backeystown, Adamstown, and New Market detail harvests, sowing, and yield prospects amid wet weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bere
Ventre
Maryland
Frederick County
Libertytown
J.B. Ausanes
Jefferson
Gardena
L. W. Barrxs
Backeystown
Timetiy Bay
Tob
Bac
Adamstown
Jover
R. Chappe Dorson
A. D. Hopkins
Mortality Report and Dress Gown Note
The record shows 36 deaths in the city and county for Jane month with interments at Mt Olivet St Johns and local graveyards. City deaths total 12, county 24 with burials across Liberty Emmitsburg Myessville and others. The mortality peak was February with theatre of interments at Mt Olivet 79 times and a June tally. The latest “speaking” gown creation is critiqued for its costume and audience perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Olivet
John’s
Liberty
Emmitsburg
Myessville
Boub's
Jefferson
Plane No. 4
Key's Chapel
Eyler’s
Wellsville
Pleasant Grove
Linganore
Koonit Chapel
Kerton
Persona
Mt. Olivet
St. John’s OsthoHe
Lutheran
Michas
Mt Olivet Cemetery
County
Washington
Brunswick Fourth of July Parade and Exercises
A lengthy local notice outlines Brunswick Maryland plans for a patriotic Fourth of July parade and afternoon program. It lists parade divisions, route along High Street and surrounding streets to Brunswick Park, and a detailed afternoon schedule with prayers, readings, speeches by notable guests from Frederick and Cumberland, and musical selections. Organizing committees and grand marshal details are included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cee
Brunawick
Eed
R'Eishty
Jay Ac
Exercice
West Slie
Bridge
Nouth
Bigh Street
Bronsatck Band
Union
Om Foot
Brocawick! Seminary
Councel
High Street
Bridge Street
United American Mechanics
Knights of Pythiss
Brotherhood of Railroad
Tralameo
Goadacora
Odd Fellows
Brotherhood
Lorettavills
Firs
Krades Display
Cruzene
Tiaget
Righ Street
Third Street
Atreet
Park Avenue
Ninth Avenue
B Street
Potomac Avenue
Brunswick Park
Lunehanith P
Soha
T. Helfers
America
Amr
J. L. Jordan
Brunswick
Maryland
Glenn HB. Worthington
Frederick
Bong
Columbis
Hon
Geo. L. Wellington
Cumberland
Hammond Urner
Esq
Ut Frederick
Long
Columbia
F. Winger
FE. Wingert
Hlageratowa
C. L. Yellen
Towerer
Wmn
Schoauffer
W. G. Musgrove
B. CO. Bhefer
J.T. Martin
W. G. Grosz
Z. T. Brantner
O. P. Turner
Geo. . Hogan
Local baseball doubleheader Draws large crowds Saturday
Frederick Association faces Rockville in two games with 10 am and 2 pm starts. Rockville’s morning battery Nicholson Dawson, evening Beam Dawson. Frederick bats Brust Strewnburg Wood in morning and Nelson Nazz in evening. University of Vigfale players Hoxton and Clagett eager to play. Also Frederick Junior meet Brush Factory Orioles at Northwest Addition with Baumgardner Ely vs Smith Davis. Union Bridge trip for Crickets to face strong local team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Association
Rockville
Battery
Nicholson
Dawson
Beam
Frederick
Brust
Strewnburg
Wood
Nelson
Nazz
Hoxton
Clagett
University of Vigfale
Maryland
Rockgills
Georgetown College
Brush Factory Orioles
Northwest
Baumgardner
Ely
Smith and Davis
Orioles
Beneft
Union Bridge
Fredrick Bacarpmext War Correspondent Arrangements
Newspaper reporters will test at the Frederick brigade encampment this month and will use telegraphic communication with the Western Union office in Baltimore. Brigadier Major Cnaries A Spence orders assignments for press duty. personnel include Henry A Nearly, music officer, and several sergeants and privates from the Fourth and Fifth Regiments detailed for brigade headquarters duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Western Union of
Ice
Baltimore
Gerera
Riggs
Cnaries
Spence
Henry A. Nearly
Princiss
del Opusie
Baltimore-born Maryland regiment veteran visits New York firm
Mr. O M Thomas of Geo. Silver & Son New York arrives in the city. Described as an energetic, popular businessman with many friends, he is a native of Baltimore and a private in the Fifth Maryland Regiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Geo. Silver & Son
New York
Frederick
New
Alylah
Fundraising for Frederick encampment expenses begun
A collecting committee appointed by the encampment committee set out this morning to secure additional funds to cover expenses for Frederick's upcoming encampment. Citizens and business men have received the solicitors kindly, but much is still needed and further assistance is hoped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Local notices and meeting announced in Frederick city
Public notices record a Friday oil section garbage collection with a Friday and a mistaken Murdey note, a July 3 1896 Republican meeting at 8 pm, and business ads for printing and optics. Also rail excursion offers for the Fourth and Democratic National Convention travel, with routes via B and O and Pennsylvania lines to Chicago and rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
B. and
Uv. R. R
Ohio River
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Chi
Property transfers around Middletown and area
Property deeds recorded name several transfers: Peter H Shafer and spouse to Ettle C Smith for 1 acre at 135 dollars. Oscar P Crampton and others to Hampton W Shafer for 24 seven and 68 square perches at 1799.75 dollars. Joseph J Breigbner and spouse to Reuben for acres and roads of land. H Dosszy Eichism trustee to 8 C Cobdients in Middletown valued at 1012 dollars. Enca Doub to Aminda W Hontzshr for real estate in Middletown valued at 1000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter H. Shafer
Ettle C. Smith
Oscar P. Crampton
Hamton W. Shafer
Joseph J. Breigbner
Reuben Ae
H. Dosszy Eichism
Middletown
Enca Doub
Aminda W. Hontzshr
Maryland seeks special election for Ward 4 vacancy
A 1989 Maryland General Assembly act requires a Ward 4 special election within fifteen days of a council vacancy due to a member's death. The record notes earnings figures for May 18 1965 and reports Harriet Beecher Stowe's death at 85. It also includes unrelated notices about a flower, Hood's Sarsaparilla, and a misdated obituary snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly of
Maryland
Francis Key Monument Meeting Plans July Fundraiser
Largely attended gathering of Francis Key Monument Association members in the YMCA parlor last evening. A fundraiser skating rink event is set for July 1 at East Patrick street rink to raise funds for the proposed monument. The rink will be decorated and served with seasonal delicacies. Also noted is a street relocation near North Market to a new store room in the square between Church and Patrick streets. Additionally a note promoting Syrup of Figs as a family remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Republican Executive Committee
Republican Association
Delaahmutt
A. C. McBride
Aix
Francis Fco Key Monument Association
Young Men's Christian Association
Feta
Patrick Street
Fager
Changs
Tts
North
Market Atroes Srm
Church and
Petrick Streets
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the Daily News
Tatedanes
Bae
D.C
W. J. Moon
The
Weather Bureau
O. P. Barding
Yeakle
Grand Union Tea Co
Comntry Board
Eee
T. BH. de Laebmatt
Fantture
Eueeg
C. Carty
Dzate
Veese J. Hunt
Frederickton
David
Jesse Hunt
Two Hunt
John D. Hendrickson
Lexington
Kentucky
Ceese
Tut
Louisville
Mary Resnell
Samuel Bestall
Hunt
Restill Hanks
Bannsom
Mis Sulfa ‘Ant
Asbury H. Hunt
Quy Blackston
Beoke Hie
Electric Road
SRE Roc LE
Seill
Dgoubf
Siresnous Broks
Hare West
Chusen
George Henry Riggs
Yamryile
Cordelia Duvall
Wilbur B. Dovall
M. & Church
East Church Street
W.L McKenney
Hopeine
Milles
J. A Anderson
Lilie Grace Miller
Joseph Hopkins
Annepolis Yeaterday
Chariea A. Davis
Tde L. J. Smith
Hay Market
Weather and Crupr
Maryland Siake Weather Bureau
Patrionis Place
Frederick Bacarpmext
Logal Mention
Murdey
John Dchell
Mosars
Marken & Bleifeld
Isidor Saks
Optician
Purmancs
Vinca
Teispacar Enti
Fhelise
Gerty
CS Walle DO Chelic
Old Frederick
Conp Jetanle
Sule
Huslary
Cutton
Lisle
Munt
Qoods
Jobn Henparresson
California
Bartlett Pears
FE. VY
North Mare
Doll
Brothers
Pas Brothers
North Market BT
Pays
Thie Bmason
Dow Baornzna
Paris
Pamrai
Mmamuel
Loox Os
Rpansrase
Frodoce & Kridio
Gematerp
Vareset
A. T. Rice & Bons
FestSusaep
A. T. Roce & Son
Teleflone
James E. Walker
Gother
ISO
Jas
Waza
Geo. H. Zimmerman
Doll’s
Arden
Rhodes Orchertea
D. Dou
J. F. Eisenhauer
Fall Hee
Masyvin
J -F. Eisenhauer
Boessaes
Delioritius
A. B. Hasezrt
Weghens A
Sredesich
Harriet Bevcher Bowe
Tus Haws
Hartrorp
Cosm
Harriet Beecher Stowa
Stroom
Segatifal Lilz
Thomas P. Rice
East Fourth Street
Itap
Hood
TBE Key Roaumert
Chad
Best & Kepler
Acston
Cordele Marquiss
North Marert
Mullinix & Kemp
Roe Gents
Fxedium
Mouoz & Kune
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