Visitors and arrivals noted in Frederick society column
The Frederick city column lists many visitors and residents from Baltimore Johnstown Norfolk Danbs Littlestown and other towns visiting relatives friends and attending events. Notable entries include Eden Davidaou and Arthur Lamps visitors from Baltimore and Johnstown, and Mrs Tay Markell returning from the Jamestown Exposition. First tomatoes from Dr S W Hoopes’s Braddock garden reported with a prompt notice to say you saw it in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden Davidaou
Baltimore
Arthur Lamps
Johnstown
Tay Markell
Norfolk
Jamzatown Exposition
Wm. G. Zimmerman
Walkeraville
Frank Gregamsn
Hageratown
Frederick
Bualuese
Wises
Eva Willard
Danbs
C. B. Willard
Watt Patrick Crest
J. Traverse Thomas
Littlestown
Charles B. Tirman
Hanzichen
West Patrick Treat
Misa Mery Howard
Bisa Nelle Gamoben
C'ty Register
CG Shepherd
City Board Holds Special Meeting on Dill Avenue Gutter Work
The City mayor and aldermen met to address south Dill avenue guttering and grading for paving in front of properties. They considered water drainage, sewer capacity, and planned city engineering reports, with actions referred to waterworks and health committee for further study and remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Wilcoxon
Dill Avenue
Danglas
City Health Ghirst McCardy
Frederick
United States
Ela
Wishing Creek
Tuscarora Creek
Lovranco
McCurdy
Kaara
East Fourth Street
Ohapsi Alley
East Church
East Second Streets
Giratha
McCurdy Elso
Frank Ridgely
George Wallace
Hahn
Carroll Orsek
Lowenstein
Harry R. Frants
Aame
John J. Biser
Waa Reed
East Obmoh Street
Haho
Attandon
Chapel Alley
Church
Patrick Streets
Frederick's team sweeps St Joseph's in second game of twin bill
Frederick's baseball squad split a Washington DC doubleheader at the new Athletic Park yesterday. In the morning game Frederick fell behind 6-1 after six innings but rallied with strong pitching by Origon and timely hitting. final 7-5 St Joseph's. In the afternoon Frederick won 9-4 as their bats heated up with consistent offense and solid defense. Bruet made a notable one handed catch in right field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
St. Joseph's
Washington, D.C
New Athletic Park
Origon
Reynolds
Rederick
Orrigon
Ron
Octison
Day
Joseph
Sna Facraing
Predarick
Rams
Brederick
Bailar
Wienneti
Ss. Joseph's
Qrsasville
Noyes
Braddock Heights Hosts Baltimore Mayor on Fourth
Mayor J Barry Mahool of Baltimore spent the Fourth at Braddock Heights, praising the resort's scenery and promising a family return in August. He joined a holiday celebration with Mr Hall, enjoyed the dancing pavilion, and recalled his son’s health improving here three years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Barry Mahool
Baltimore
Spaoe
Braddock Baigats
Charles Hal
Braddock Heights
Cp Ticm
Mr. Hall
Middletown
Bingor Mahcol
Baltimora
Big Crowd at Braddock Beights
A large crowd visited Brad dock Hespota yesterday with a packed afternoon showing by the Baker-Weet Comedy Company drawing applause from an overflowing audience. The evening performance sold out while the dancing pavilion and observatory display drew heavy attendance and the railroad handled the crowd efficiently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Beights
Braddock Hespota
Baker-Weet Comedy Company
Audisoen
Baker~Wear Company
Anderson
Country Club hosts mixed doubles tennis tournament evening
At the Country Club yesterday a mixed doubles tennis tournament was played. Air. Haneon Maulsby and Miss Lille Mot’or won the prize, presented by the club president. A buffet supper followed from six to eight, with a large fireworks display supervised by Mr. Dudley Page. Members attended, and the group returned to town by a Bosolal car at 10380 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air
Haneon Maulsby
Lille
Benedicts Bachelors Elks Baseball Game at Markell Field
A baseball game yesterday afternoon at Markell's field near Reich's Ford ended in a win for the Benedicts over the Bachelors 11 to something. Batteries were Benedicts J K Robinson and F W Staub, Bachelors Guy K Moster and Charlex Price. After the game the club members supped on the grounds and the evening was enjoyable. An alarm of fire occurred when colored boys set fire to the door of Mr Harry Hoke's machine shop on Loouat slay between Fourth and Fifth streets while firing crackers. Firemen arrived promptly and prevented damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lks
Benedicts
Bachelors
Elks
Markell’s
Reich's Ford
Banadiatsa
J K Robinson
F. W. Staub
Bachelora
Guy K. Moster
Charlex Price
Harry Hoke
Loouat Sl Lay
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Injunction Dismissed Over Railroad Track Access
The Mayor and Council of Brucewick had an injunction against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company dismissed. The case involved preventing the railroad from laying tracks that would access certain streets, a matter argued Wednesday afternoon by solicitors for the plaintiff Urner and Urner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brucewick
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Urner
Company A Leaves for Fort Howard Baltimora Attack
Forty members of Company A under Captain D. John Markey and Lieutenant Barry J. Kefauver left this morning on the Baltimore and Ohio train for Fort Howard to take part in the attack on Baltimora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. John Markey
Barry J. Kefauver
Fort Howard
Baltimora
Veterans at Hagerstown Parade Led by Major Goldaborotga
Reynolds Post G A R veterans marched in Hagerstown yesterday as part of a parade under Company B First Regiment MN G. they were warmly applauded by the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Reynolds Post
M N.G
E. Y. Goldaborot
Contracts Confirmed At Reguine Board Meeting
The regular monthly meeting of the Board of School Commissioners was held Wednesday with most members present. Contracts and salaries were set for multiple schools and teachers across numerous towns including Frederick, Walkersville, Middletown, and Braddock, with funding approved for a new farmouse at Mecketsburg and an organ for Monrovia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of School Commissioners
Sl Tha
Myersville
Gernand
Meomitsburg
Strats
Whitamson
Schucia
Priceipala
Ladissburg
Adam Hos
Balleegar
Edith Willard
Philip’a Delight
Ray Belbsugh
Rciokvile
Walkeraville
Beunsw.ck
Teschera
Brunswick
Joseph Solomon
Marie Caumpion
Amato E. Suwars
Talia P. Garrett
Lida J. Brown
A Virginia Relch
M. Luella Marriott
M. Onaille Waller
Louiss Miller
Walkersville
Bertha M. Grabill
Nora Neleon
Able O. Hughes
North Frederick
Thurmont Man Sues Railroad for 20000 Damages
George W Stookedale of Thurmont through counsel files suit against Western Maryland Railroad alleging negligence caused a warehouse fire on March 30 1907 destroying his building near the tracks and stock. He seeks 20000 damages for loss of the warehouse stock business profits and interrupted operations.
Red Men's trip to Martlesburg for parade
A party of about 65 members of the Ohippewsa Tribe I O. R. M. and the Independent Select Band joined a demonstration at Martlesburg West Virginia yesterday. They met at their hall donned Indian uniforms and marched to South Markes street bridge then to the Square corner and rode a trolley to Hagerstown. They returned after midnight with many attendees and 159 BR. & M. Railway tickets sold for the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Select Band
Martlesburg
W. Va
Tugoarors Tribe
South Markes Street Bridge
Square Corner
Hagerstown
Martineborg
Cumberland Valley Railroad
BR. & M. Railway
Parade at Littlestown Dedicates Camp Hall
Sixteen members of Camp 17 P O of A attended the dedication of Camp 386 Littlestown Pa yesterday. A parade of about a thousand with five bands preceded the hall’s opening. The ceremony was led by State President H C Gallagher with State Secretary Wm Weand and State Master of Forms J Oslvin Strayer and Chaplain W A Bargoon delivering addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Bargoon
Train Engine Disaster Delays Northern Central Run
Reported derailment near Bruesville disrupted Northern Central Railroad service. An engine left the track on a curve north of Ladiesburg after a partial repair, delaying Lancaster traffic and halting the 9 o clock from this city until the delayed train cleared. Court hearing covers a nuisance case against John Baumgardner with witnesses testifying. Kemp's Store employees and friends enjoy a breezy Monocacy picnic at Breezy Point, Frederick Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Central Railroad
Bruesville
Ladiesburg
Lancaster
LeGore
Gtnte Va
John Baumgardner
Nuisanas
James B. Henderton
Bauregardner
Shareholder notices and upcoming business from local association
The Domestic Building Association announces that Series No 4 matures August 1 1907 after 350 weeks from the start, the shortest maturity to date. Settlement may occur after August 1 at Farmers' and Merchants National Bank. Series No 11 begins November 16 1907 with officers listed. Also notices of entertainment by Baker Wast Comedy Co tonight and promotions by Braddock Heights merchants offering shirts and gas/electric bill discounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ & Mephanotos’ National Bank
Braddock Heights
Baker Wast Comedy Co
Popular Niagara Falls Excursions from Frederick
Baltimore and Ohio offers popular Niagara Falls trips at 11 dollars round trip from Frederick with departures July 18 August 2 16 September 6 and 20 October 6 1907. Tickets sold for trains connecting with special Washington departure at 7 45 p m and Bal timora 8 40 p m arriving Niagara Falls 11 00 p m. Return valid ten days from sale date on regular trains except Black Diamond Express. Agents supply pamphlet with details on stops and overnights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Onio R
Niagara Falls
Frederick
Washington
Balbimora
Camdes Station
Mt. Airy
Black Diamond Express
Lehigh Valley Ranta
Catlon Tlokes
Fli
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