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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1896
Page
7
The notice states Tae News will publish an eight page edition tomorrow with up to date local and general news. It promises attractive features including a full page of illustrated Fourth of July literature commemorating the birth of the Nation's independence.
A string of social notes from Frederick and surrounding towns lists residents traveling visiting relatives and taking part in activities. Individuals mentioned include Miles Agnes Schley John R. Rouzer Gertrude Heilman E Kate McMaster and Louisa Sappington with relatives and friends across Cumberland Emmitsburg Hereford Belford? Liberty Walkersville and Baltimore. Also noted are arrivals at Linganore Bills Farm and changes in local employment as well as a Republican convention trip to St Louis.
Former Martiveburg resident Mrs James Boon now of Brons Wick suffered a fall while descending steps at the wefante Raat car ped. She landed on the platform and was reported to be 20 percent seriously injured.
A Martinsburg West Virginia tea entertainment Tuesday evening featured a recital by Mamer F Obderlander of Frederick. The event drew warm applause and many flattering compliments, marking it a successful social gathering.
The Electric Road project on East Patrick street progresses amid heat as President Geo William Smith oversees digging and track laying toward Carroll street and beyond. Rails, gutters, and a Y at East Patrick and Carroll are key costs, with cycler access debated and potential smooth pavements discussed if funds arise. Republican Committee meets to name election supervisor candidates and fill alderman vacancy after Ebert’s death while Fairmount Council elects new officers.
Senator elect Mr Wellington, a notable figure, is slated to give the principal address at the Lutheran reunion to be held September 10 at Mont Alto Park near Chambersburg Pa. Gol John R Botzi has been appointed clerk jam commander of the oyster navy arriving in Annapolis to succeed Jeff DB Loker. Colonel Rourer has not definitly atone eeere Orta Kicked. blacksmith Robert Fraley was kicked by a horse injuring his left leg. Ztias Brown of Centerville has accepted a position in the Custom House in Baltimore. Feagaville Sunday school plans a union picnic August 15.
Local churches announce Sunday services and events across multiple congregations. ME Church Pleasert festival dates, missionary address, Holy Communion, Sunday School specifics, and evening prayers are noted. The Presbyterian Church cancels Sunday service, Bethel M E observes Children’s Day, and a district church reunion is planned. Y M C A hosts national service with speakers and a social reception, plus free bath days at the association.
Notices announce the death of John P. L. Storm at 58 from heart disease with Civil War service in the Maryland regiment and various local roles, followed by the death of Herbert A. Keefer at 71 from tubercular meningitis with funeral details and pallbearers, and Mary B. Thomas’s Baltimore death for heart trouble with service plans. also a water main upgrade and an advertisement for syrup of figs.
Independence Day celebrations unfold with parades, church and civic events, and public gatherings in Frederick and Brunswick. Details cover parade routes, scheduled speakers, music, and ceremonial activities, plus plans for displays, picnics, and patriotic observances across multiple locales.
The Frederick news item notes a picnic at Wikawoud Park with the orchestra performing, a balloon ascent at Clarke Place, and a Sunday school festival with patriotic hymns and remarks at 9:30 am. Public money orders and deliveries will occur, and officials invite local residents to attend.
The Nevitiate last night hosted a small pretty wedding for Gay Albaugh and Katie Crom, both from the city. Rev Father Giffory officiated as families and close friends gathered before the couple plans to settle in Wayneboro Pa. Meanwhile Charles A W Davis and Ida L J Smith wed in Annapolis Md and will reside in Washington where he works in the barber trade.
Parkly Lodge I O F members plan funeral attendance for John P L Storm at Frank Suman’s residence on South Market Street tomorrow at 4 PM. Rev T B D Clark of the Baptist church preaches July 12 at Kemp Hall. Frederick Building Association dues paid Monday July 6. Free medical exams at City Hotel next Wednesday for ear, eye and throat issues by Dr Hartley. Bicycle shop Davall Co advertises latest machinery at 11 South Wan Street. Business Men's Association meets at City Register's office July 6. Printing plant lease terms updated by Frederick City Mfg Co. P D Fabracy, president. Isidor Saks, optician, to Baltimore for family reasons returns Monday. Fourth of July rail rates: B&O offers round-trip tickets July 8 and 4 return by July 6 east of the Ohio River.
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