County Notes From Towns Chronicle Current Events
County towns report visits from Baltimore relatives and local pairings, harvest progress, and social plans. Notables include Mrs J J Dill at a funeral, Dr William S Norris visiting home, Captain I W Dorsey hosting Mack Waters, and Thomas M Waitz named justice of the peace. Harvest updates cite tomatoes and crop yields. Ridgeville hosts a large Children’s Day service and lawn party.Rocky Springs notes summer visitors, a discontinued Mission, and county bean growers election set for July 7, with crop prospects around 25 bushels per acre. Construction contracts awarded for Park Mille, Taylor's, High Knob, and Adamstown High School additions totaling under $1,700.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sew Marset
Wellington Hammond
Baltimore
John Dr. Hammond
J. J. Dill
Frederick
Annie Boteler
FE. H. Griffith, Sr
Mt. Airy
J. 34. Wood
Mary Stevens
Mozisy
Board of County Commissioners
Park Mille
L. L. Warfield
Taylor's
C. A. Brandenberg
High Knob
Adamstown High School
Cromwell
Big Box Fishing on Monococysus River Yields 4-Pound Ram
Hundreds fished along the Monococysus Foto mac rivers yesterday. G. Ian Sling Me CLA 12 Kuge landed a 4 pound ram after hours out of water. Local market quotes list commodities with prices. Independent meeting to address the death of Charles F. Fleming. Bay you sew it is The Kews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Ian Sling
Kuge
Independiente
Bowe’ Papy
Charles F. Fleming
Firemen win prizes at Hagerstown and Martinsburg meet
Crowd fills Hagerstown for dedication of the Spanish cannon at Cagnon Park and for afternoon races. Pampel wins first in the mile bicycle heat, with Devilbiss and Mueller medaling. a wreck injures Pampel and Devilbiss. Independent and Junior reel races end with Independents first and Juniors second. At Martinsburg United Fire Company wins the reel race in 42 seconds. Friendship of Winchester places second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Cagnon Park
Potomac Arexce
North Street
Geo H.kyd Dougleas
George 4. Pearre
Charles A. Little
de. Kieffer
Bildad
Pampel
Frederick
Devilbies
Muneller
Washington
Mueller
Devilbiss
Independanta
Naaz
Martinsburg
W.a
Pisce
United Fire Company
United Team
Friendship Company
Winchester
Wos
Raw
Martinsburg Demonstraon
Funerals Reported for Several Local Residents
The newspaper lists funerals for Mrs. Susan R. Bonsall at All Saints Church with Rev. Osborne Ingie and Rev. J Addison Ingle officiating and interment at Olivet cemetery. Harry J. Thompson buried at Greens Mount with Rev. C N M Murry. Matilda Waters at St Sopeiya Church with Father Palermo. pallbearers named from the Laboring Sons and Daughters of Buckerstown. A T Rice & Sons funeral directors. Also noted are two cows killed by lightning near New Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan R. Bonsall
All Saints Ple
Osborne Ingie
J. Addison Ingle
Edward Bowles
W. P. Maulsby
F. B. Sappington
L. M. Nixdorf, Sr
Thomas Anderson
L. M. Nixdorff, Jr
Harry J.thompson
East Seventh Street
C. NM. Murry
Gresnmount Cemetery
T. Rice & Sons
Matilda Waters
St. Soeepiya Catholic Church
Palermo
Buckerstown Society
John Johnson
Chas Only
Hillery Johnson
Edward Nelson
Joseph Kidcat
Lloyd Howard
St. Joseph’s Catholic Cemetery
A. T. Rice & Sons
Transfers and notices from the Circuit and Orphans Court
Transfers of real estate, marriage licenses, and notices to the Circuit and Orphans Court for the ending Wednesday January. Entries include real estate transfers in Frederic and Frederick counties, marriage licenses for several couples from Maryland and Pennsylvania, and probate actions in the Orphans Court with executors appointed, mortgage releases, and wills admitted to probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jori Prenmry
Melunas
Alexander Neil
James L. Kutsna
Prederter Wusly
Tesac
H. Fogle
Wm Lane C Dorsey
Freiente Ooty
Mary K. Kieinger
Wamsel & Birety
Rostee
Frederica County
Rgd
Meio
Frederick County
Emma A
Charles Eliet
Friderics County
Clarence W. Gilbert
Helen H. Cramer
Walkersville
Joan D. Sauith
Liberty
Pearl A. Forney
John I. Jamison
Brooke J. Jamison
J. Vincent Jamison
Mary M. Shearer
George W. Shearer
Susan M. Thomas
J. 0. Walker
Daniel Lichty
Benjamin Kessler
Dse
Albert Holtz
Phoebe E. Faisar
Phoebe E. Feiser
John W. Shank
Parrasses Feiser
Daniel Sheets
John T. Hospelhorn
Eugene Lowe
Madame Nordica Feud With Lily Langtry Flares Up
Rumors say Madame Nordica refuses to sing at a benefit for English soldiers in the Transvaal. Lily Langtry reportedly informed the Prince of Wales, causing a rift and Nordica’s supposed exile to Germany. Word claims Nordica would be snubbed if she visits England again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Nordica
Lily Langtry
Bnefit
Transvaal
Langtry
Prince of Wales
Nordica
Germany
Tt Ic
England
Baseball Scores and Holiday Crowd in Maryland
South Street of this city lost to Brunswick 13 to 3 as Frederick's Shilling and Eckstein powered the win. Adamstown beat Sykesville 10 to 7 with Brealy and Rewsburg best. A Day On the Railway drew 2000 to Myeraville Middletown and Braddock Heights with dancing and fireworks at Braddock Heights and safe return by 12:50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Street
Brunswick
Brunswicks
Frederick
Shilling
Frona
Eckstein
Barger
Elgin
Chew
Adamstowl
Sykesville
Adamstowns
Sykesboos
Brealy Noon i
Myereville
Middletown
Braddock Heights
Cook Fry nuptials at Reformed Parsonage
Millard Bowers Cook and Campar M. Fry, both residents of the county, were married yesterday at the Reformed Parsonage in the city by Rev. Dr. E. R. Thac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
Fry
Millard Bowers Cook
Campar M. Fry
County
Reformed Parsonage
E.R. Thac
Maryland Delegates Rally for Hill at Democratic Convention
Maryland delegates led by Governor Smith travel to Kansas City in six carriages and fill the hall with neighbors from Oregon, Virginia, Louisiana, Kentucky and more. The highlight is Miles waving the Maryland guidon as Mattie Fulton sings the Star Spangled Banner, sparking calls for Governor Hill and a push for conservative leadership. Governor Smith declines convention honors. Knott remains the preferred chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Kansas City
Tammany Braves
New York
Richard Croker
Senator Murphy
Smith
Mir. Miles
Vandiver
Baughman
A. Leo Enors
Martin Lehmayer
C. E. Fendall
J Ben Brown
E. J. Chatuty
Blair Lee
B. F. Crouse
W. J. Stanton
J H. Roundtree
Mattie Fulton
Hill
Miles
Maryland Guidon
Mr. Hill
Francis Scott Key
Ites
Vandirer
General Knott
Local arrest report with disorderly conduct cases
Law officer reports arrests of Woop, Ford and Hofman for disorderly conduct. They received a hearing before Justice Wood and were released with a severe reprimand. Mary Smith faced similar charges, tried before Justice Wood, with penalties noted as 82 and caste. A Fountain Mills correspondent describes a buzzard with a small bell passing low and slowly overhead Monday at 5 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Woop
Jerome Ford
George J. Hofman
Cook
Justice Wood
Mary Smith
Six
J. Murray Davie
Fountain Mills
Tur News
Snd
Contributions For Famine Sufferers In India Reported
The Baltimore committee lists receipts for famine relief in India including gifts from Mince Satpal Congregation and from residents Ignatius and Freak Goode of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eufferera
India
Baltimore
Meems
Ignatius
Freak Goode
Thee Silveh Banquet In Baltimore Honors Bryan Nomination
A Baltimore banquet under Maryland Democratic Association auspices celebrated Bryan's renomination. Speakers defended Jeffersonian equality, denounced Chicago platform ideas, and attacked Wall Street tied finance. A motorcycle exhibition at Athletic Park drew a crowd, though advertised races were postponed due to riders' late return from Hagerstown. Races and exhibitions are scheduled for tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.d
Baltimore
Nebraska
Baltinure
Bryan
Democracy
Maryland Democrane Association
Sg J. F. Nelan
Frederick Howard
Mr Bryan
Jefferson
United States Supreme Court
Kansas City
Chicago
Wall Street
Bank of England
Maryland
Gorl
Athletic Park
Hagerstown
Henry Smith
T. C. Goods
Devil Catcher
the Park
Man Severely Burned in Braddock Heights Firework Display
Mr. Lee Butcher assisted in a fireworks show at Braddock Heights last night when a skyrocket exploded as he prepared to relight it. He was severely burned on his right hand and arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Butcher
Braddock Heights
Apwright
Local Card of Thanks and notices from Hagerstown
Card of Thanks from the Independent Reel team thanks Hose Race judges and Hagerstown residents for fair decisions and kindness. Also notes Dr H G Radcliff to move into a new office above Mr Lewis S Clingan store on Market Street. Advertises crab dishes, bakery changes, summer bug coverings, and mosquito canopies from L E Mullinix. Contains local business promos and events at Athletic Park with motor cycle acts and electric cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Mirtaro N. Nest
H. G. Radcliff
Inly G
Mr. Lewis
Clingan
Sai Market Street
Messrs. Smith and Goode
Pampel
Little Folks Fashion Sale and Eye Doctors Ad
For the little girls, many colors and styles in all sizes. Dr Herman, optician, now in Frederick near Mrs. Bargets, 26 es TM Hotel. Dr Wu offers eye, ear, nose and throat care with Strabismus and Cataract surgery focus. Spectacles fitted and free examinations at 28 N. Market St. Baltimore & Ohio Railroad announces popular seashore excursions to Atlantic City Caps May Sea Isle Ocean City NJ Ocean City Md and Rehoboth Beach Del on Thursdays June 28 July 12 26 August 9 23. Tickets valid 16 days with return stopovers in Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and other cities. For tickets and schedules contact B and O agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman
Frederick
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Atlantic City
Capa May
Sesante City
Ocean City
Rehoboth Beach
Del
Baltimore & Ohio R. R
Thornlays
Caps
Sea Isle City
N.J
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
New Jersey
Also Mentioned on This Page
George Anpases
Accest Howe
Fort Traces
Ott
Tharks Public
Earray Oss
Mamie Taylors
Ovnser and Fish
L. Moone
Eather
CMSS
TODA
Nuex
R. Lease
John Elipp
WF. Osburn
J. M Redclift
G W. Lidis
William H. Plummer
Ms. Pleasant
W. Ernest Boyer
Thomas M. Waitz
Lucian Reich
Virginia
G B Hammond
F. T. Meaivy
Ridgeville
Jason Mullinix
Ida Hood
Edward Becraft
Harry Web
Rocky Springs
Grace Lortz
Mission of the Sacred Heart
Mav
James E. Mackenzie
Mesars
Toms, Nixdorf
Radcliffe
Charles H. Falk
Montevue
Frederick, County
J. E. W. Hargett
Bashel
Hsy
Victors
Ledepended
Joula
Hece
Hagerstowes
Uniteds
Drill
Bennett Duvall
New Market
TBE Cotes
the Uly
Baseball
Mr. Miles Thacks
Colonel Baughman
Governor Smith
Mr. Bull
Dot
Dot's
Castle
G. Wini
East Patrick Street
Mamie Taylor
A. Meier
Misses Binme
North Market Street
L. E Mullinix
L. E. Mullinix
TEE
Jobn Hendrickson
Triumph
Anyst
Jona
Hespriensos
Neidig & Miller
Newt & Miller
the Glass OF Fashion
America
Sweet Inns of Liberty
Freedom
Bargaln
Don
Ted
Borges
Japan
Chatu Msrtice
UEUL
Hodock & LA
A.T
A. ‘Tl
Rice & Soxs
Embalmere
Frederick, HD
Saly
FR. V. Slaoe
J. Heisuy
Ser
Vrop
J. Heiselt Keller
Namie & Muues
N. Market St
Is Not
Main
Clinton B. Main
Standard
Wasahoeton
Gro. I. Wilcox
East Patrick Streat
Nedawly
F. B.sar Nerd
N. Market
Aat Brelshes
Gana
Sandi
Potomac
Willard
Zeller
Patrick
Ence
E. D. Servier
Atlantic City, N. 3
Pas Osborne
Arkansas
Pacific
N. A
Reading Drinn
R. J. Osborne
Real Estate and Insurance
Church Street
Frederick, MD
Qunezodis DD Stewart P, Dean
Moldenty
Inkoodaeis
Alfred Bitter
Charles P. Levy
St. Seecestor
Offee—Court Street
Chortte Court
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