Brief Bits from Frederick and Nearby Areas
A mix of local notes covers a fall from a tree injuring a boy, civic trips to Bay Ridge and Baltimore on August 1, a flowers gift to clerk Benton Knodle, a Home for the Aged meeting, heat worries around July 4, a twin cucumber from H G Sneadner, and Tilghman Gaver’s appointment as Middletown postmaster. Also noted are Frederick residents to the World’s Fair, Fr Jas A Ward’s priestly silver jubilee at Georgetown, Rosenour Brothers’ new floor on East Patrick, and a fishing party at Taylor Creek catching eels and turtles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ckeystown
Frank
Luther Harrison
Bay Ridge
Baltimore
Frank Sneadner
Liberty
Benton Knodle
Carlin House
The
Home For the
D.C
Frederick
Jas. A. Ward
Georgetown University
J. H. O'Rourke
Washington Military Cyclists tour Virginia on leave
Fourteen members of the Washington Military Cyclists in the District of Columbia National Guard tour Virginia cities on sixteen days of government leave. Led by First Lieutenant Beck, they travel from Washington July 5 to Frederick July 5 9 visiting Boonsboro Hagerstown Winchester New Market Staunton Lexington Luray Caverns and return by varied routes. The group Includes sergeants Wigg and Goodwin corporals McQueen and Beeler Boody Brower Cobleigh Croxton Churchill Gibson Harleston Jenkins and Shumway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Military Cyclists
District of Columbia National Guards
Beck
Washington Road Club
Frederick
Middletown
Boonsboro
Hagerstown
Winchester
New Market
Luray Caverns
Staunton
Lexington
Washington
Wigng and
Goodwin
McQueen
Beeler
Boody
Brower
Cobleigh
Croxton
Churchill
Gibson
Harleston
Jenkins
Shumway
Local residents report illness and recoveries in town
Mr C M Hagan of West Fourth street recovers from a knee carbuncle and can be about. Mr Fleming of North Market street remains on the sick list. Miss Mary Goldsborough, sidelined by a broken collar bone, is convalescing. Mr P B Quakel, who sprained his ankle two weeks ago, is able to go out again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Hagan
West Fourth Street
Fleming
North Market Street
Mary Goldsborough
Purely Personal Wanderers Return and Travel Plans
A stream of brief notes records residents from this city visiting relatives in Baltimore Hagerstown and Frederick others traveling to Washington Chicago or West Virginia. Several families bicycle trip between Baltimore and Hagerstown while others visit friends in Middletown Jefferson Preston Springs and Boonsboro with long weekend returns and departures.
Drowning At Sparrow's Point Claims Mechanicstown Man
Mr J Howard Hammett son of D C Hammett of Mechanicstown died in Old Road bay Sparrow's Point while bathing after attending a Penwood Park celebration. Witnesses Clayton Febi and Sidney E Davy tried to rescue him but failed. He was about 25, lived at 1504 West Fayette street and worked as a salesman for Henkelman Jackson & Co. Burial set for Mechanicstown LC B cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Howard Hammett
D.C. Hammett
Mechanicstown
Chandler Quarles &Co
Baltimore
Old Road Bay
Sparrow's Point
Mrr. Hammett
Hesperug
Penwood Park
Hammet
Clayton Febi
Sidney E. Davy
Mrr
Asmmmett
Regular church services Sunday at Zion's and Pleasant Hill Chapel
News notes announce regular services and preaching next Sunday at Zion's Reformed Church Charlesville at 10 o'clock a.m. and at Pleasant Hill Chapel at 2 p.m. by the pastor. Baptism was administered at All Saints Church yesterday. The Chinese League meets Friday after services. David Zousk and John James were jailed 30 days for drunkenness after officers Hobbs Freed and Larch made arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion's Reformed Church
Charlesville
Pleasant Hill Chapel
Nisit
All Saints Church
Chinese League
David Zousk
John James
Justice Eckstein
Hobbs
Freed
Larch
Muddle in City Water Tax and Local Notices Update
A chaotic note from Carroll County reports a dispute between the City Corporation and Westminster Water Company over a city tax since 1683, based on an ordinance whose authority may be misapplied. Mayor Brooks is expected to pursue the citys rights. The issue may require court intervention. The column also lists accidents, a church pastor changing posts, a student honored by the World Fair committee, and a fire company report with memberships and acknowledgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
City Corporation
Westminster Water Company
Brooks
Mary Newton
Richmond
J. A. Williamson
Mary Mann Pate Newton
Historical Congress
Newton
Frederick
Good Templars Reunion at Gaithersburg Ninth Anniversary
A temperance reunion of the Good Templars in Gaithersburg yesterday featured a morning parade led by Browningsville Cornet Band and platform talks by Reverends Henry Branch R M Moore T D Richards W F Roberts C L Burdette and BD R W G T Rice. Miss Zeila Crawford won the medal prize with Miss Jennie Waters Ethel Peck and Nettle Williams also receiving awards. Professor Walkers chair and the We Will Win Odette provided music. A debate followed in the evening on the education of the sexes with finalists Victor Staley William Burger Irving Albaugh and Charles Lough. The F C Y M G & Literary Society also held a Kemp Hall entertainment last Thursday and reports a fine condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Templars
Gaithersburg
Browningsville Cornet Band
Henry Branch
R. M. Moore
T. D. Richards
W.F. Roberts
C.L. Burdette
R.W. G. T. Rice
Jennie Waters
Ethel Peck
Zeila Crawford
Nettle Williams
Professor Walker
Odette
F. C. Y- M. G. &. Literary Society
Victor Staley
Wm. Burger
Irving Albaugh
Chas. Lough
Kemp Hall
Alumni Notes At St John s Literary Institute Meeting
Alumni gathered at the Institute last night with a committee named to draft a constitution and by laws. Mr G H Morgan was appointed corresponding secretary pro tem as letters from former students were read. Attendance was very good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Literary Institute
Institute
G.H Morgan
Corner Stone Laying for Reformed Church at Adamstown
Orphans' Court files wills of Helen Norris and John Close for probate. Estate of goun Stottlemyer noted. Corner stone laying for the new Reformed Church at Adamstown set for Saturday July 3 with services at 3 o'clock. Rev G B Resser of Hanover to deliver address. Evangelical Reformed Sunday School holds annual picnic in Cronise's woods today. several busloads depart the chapel at 9 and others take the train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Norris
John Close
Goun Stottlemyer
Tati
New Reformed Church
Adamstown
G. B. Resser
Hanover
Evangelical Reformed
The
Reformed Church
Rafus W Miller
Gen. Synod of the Reformed Church
J. A. Hoffheins
D. D
Martinsburg
W. Va
Local Briefs on Dying Citizens and Rail Quiet News
Abstracting scattered notes from the day touching a Calvert county citizen David Carcand dying suddenly and a Baltimore worksite accident in which William Brown a colored man was killed by electricity. Also reported are Pennsylvanian and Maryland church reunions and a county political convention in Salisbury naming delegates to statewide meetings with a centennial program planned for the Reformed Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Carcand
Calvert County
Cornard Flour Exchange
John H. Bradgeld
Perryville
Washington Counory
William Brown
Brush Works
Baltimore
Caroline County
James McDonald
Allegany County
Hagerstown
Timber Ridge Methodist Episcopal Church
Anne’ Arundel
Friendship Methodist Episcopal Church South
Wicomico County
Salisbury
Deaths of Isaac D. Jones and Rev. Arthur J. Rich
Isaac D. Jones former Maryland congressman and attorney general dies at 87 in Baltimore after a long illness. Funeral slated for Saturday noon. Infant Willie Carty dies at seven months. funeral at Catholic graveyard with Fr. Coleman officiating. Rev. Arthur J. Rich head of Hannah More Academy near Reisterstown dies at 63. funeral Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac D. Jones
Maryland
Hoffman and
Bolton Streets
Baltimore
Congress
Maryland School For the Deaf and Dumb
Willie
Laura Dorsey
Fr. Coleman
C. C. Carty
DR. Rich
Arthur J. Rich
Hannah More Academy
Reisterstown
Ancestral Home Highlights and Local Transfers Near Frederick
The article tours the Holly Bush homestead near New Market noting historic features like Gideon Mantz’s old tannery, butter churn, and hex brick fireplace. It lists real estate transfers in Frederick city and Brunswick, including B F Reich trustee to Samuel H Brown, and a state school fund distribution of 3338 dollars for Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. T. Rhodes
J. Gittinger
L. M. Rogers
New Market
Gideon Mantz
Frank Berthalow
John Barthalow
McMurray Canning Factory
Gideon
Ezre Mantz
Eliza Sides Mantz
B. F. Reich
W. P. Mauisby, Jr
Samuel H. Brown
Frederick City
Anza M. Wilcoxes
Clayton A. Fox
William R. Harp
Mutual Land and Improvement Company
Baltimore City
Charles ¥. A. Levy
Brunswick
Henrietta Himmell
Caroline Schultz
Base Ball News Reports Close Intercity Game
The Citizens defeated the Pastimes by 7 to 5 at the League grounds in a tightly contested match. Key innings featured runs by Strasberger Hall Phobus and Ittinger for Citizens, plus Molesworth Hooper and Cook for Pastimes. The standings show Athletica 9 2, Pastimes 5, Browns 5, Citizens 3 8 82. A postponed Citizens Athletics game is slated, with Browns vs Clit upcoming, and local social interest grows. A constable earns credit for capturing five suspects after obstructions on the B&O main line at Point of Rocks. Funeral notices follow for James N. Lee, with Greenmount Cemetery interment. YMCU officers elected for six months. End notices include a California Fig Syrup laxative ad.
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Strasberger
Bear
Smith
Hall
Phobus
Ittinger
Molesworth
Hooper
Walters
Citicens
Kolb
Cook
Browns
Clit
Zeng
Buckeystown
Frederick Boys
Thomas Wolfe
Roger Wood
G. Biser
H. Keyser
Acme
Morning Star
Manner Bennett
J. D. Moberly
Point of Rocks
Adamstown
Washington Junction
Frederick City
Mr. Thomas
Point of Hocka
Brunswick
Frederick
Moberly
Social World Surprises With Weat Patrick Sr Party
A surprise party and reception honored Miss Irene O Connor of Baltimore at the Misses Jencie and Addie Andersons Weat Patrick Street home. Attendees included Gertie Smith Effie Kolb Bertha Moberly Stella Bitzer Berths Cruise Frederick Annie Arnold Maggie and Mamis Fogarty Baltimore Daisy Hoffman Jefferson John Wilson Arner Moberly Harry Scholl Harry Rowe Joseph Haller Charles Mussetter Ely Roelkey Julius and Harry Lochner Frederick Mr McKinny and Mr Yeakle Baltimore. After games and dancing guests departed pleased with the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jencie and
Addie Anderson
Weat
Davidson Shoemaker Wed In M E Parsonage
Mr. Lewis Davidson and Miss Amy J Shoemaker were married by the Rev A J tall at 530 last night in the Methodist parsonage listing details of the ceremony and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidson—Shoemaker
Lewis
Davidson
Amy J. Shoemaker
A. J. Tall
M. E. Parsonage
Ladies Shirt Waists and Fabrics Sale Notice
Sale ad lists ladies shirt waists with belt pleated backs and fronts priced 25 cents to 50 cents, with ruffled collars and cuffs 35 cents. Black and navy striped waists at 50 cents. Big lot of ginghams and organ dies lawns discounted. Store will close daily at 6 o clock from July 18 to September 1. customers urged to shop before closure.
Resolutions of Thanks From Headquarters Veteran Volunteer Pirat
A July 4 1893 meeting of the Veterans Volunteer Pirat Association of Washington DC adopts thanks to Independent Hose Company No 1 for its hospitality during their June visit to Frederick Maryland praises Chief Marshal J Roger McSherry and aides for arranging quarters for visiting ladies notes gratitude to residents who hosted the wives and members and to the city press for favorable coverage Also mentions Stated Conclave of Jacques De Molay Commandery No 4 ET and local advertising of services by W C Russell photographer and McCardell's drinks and assorted local tradesmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fire Company
Independent Fire Company
Roger McSherry
Veteran Volunteer Pirat Men’s Association
19Th
H Streets
B. C
Washington
D. C
Frederick
Maryland
Independent Hose Company
J. Roger McSherry
Enry Miler
Theo. Busing
Market Street
Whalen
Molfe Bolbronner
East Picrick Street
Morgan
West 2d Street
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A. M. Landauer
Newton Renner and Sons
Walkersville
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Edwin Harris
Francis Markeil
Minees Blanche
Mamie Shriner
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Fort Riley
Kansas
Harry E. Hopwood
Air
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Clara Steiner
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Jefferson
Elmer Waltman
Hugh Roddy
Clarence Diffendal
Walter Rice
Peo Mar
8. L. Lilly
Annie Murray
Bessie Feigley
East Third St
Jennie
Annie Haller
Preston Springs
Washington County
W. B. Lord
Charles
Hatlie Barnes
Mount Airy
Lida Stauiler
East Second Street
Walter Fader
East Street
J. Harkina
Mise Maggie Brengle
Richard Gambrill
Clarence Diffender
Pee-Mer
B. V. Backey
Henry Ammer
D. Hager Quynn
Edw. Barris
Elizabeth Kuhn
Robert Kuhn
Poplar Springs
Howard County
F. W. E. Dorsey
Luther Kullman
Col
L. Victor Baughman
C. M. Hargett
C. H. Baughman
Wm. Burck
C. D. Doll
R. la Dow
Washington, D. C
C. J. Gaver
Boorsboro
Hamilton
Walter Hanson
Manchester
Alorgan Nicodemus
Sam's Creek
Nicodemus
Finksburg
H. Ditzler
Taneytown
Mount Jackson
Tes Wressy
Ready Today
G. Carty
Rodock & Neidiz
Joby Hendrickson
Mintinix & Kemp
James E. Walker & Co
Woman's College
J.H. Apple
Frederick Academy of the Visitation
J. Ms. Radcliffe
Cornelius Barger
T. Pleasant
D. H. Best
C. and C. Nesterday
Board of Charities and Correction
Monievne Hospital
Derr
Reformed
Reformed Churches of
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Virginia
West Virginia
Willams’ Grove
America
A. H. Bremer
W. Rush Gillan
Lake Enon
N. C. Schaeffer
Barrinburg
J. N. Peightal
York
Jos. Kissill
Carlisle
Comptroller of the Treasury
Frederick, Md
Athletica
James N. Lee
West Sixth Street
C. H. Young
Thomas Bratton
John Diggs
Frederick Smothers
Frank Fisher
Greenmount Cemetery
A. T. Rice and Sons
YM. U
F. W. Staub
George L. Wilson
Charles F. Brenner
C. J. Diffendal
John Wilson
Thomas Bennett
James E. Doll
William Ebberts
Californiis Fig Syrup Co
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Ay & O
Baer
O Smith
Lieypoles
Ai Ely
Jj Berger
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Wids
Henry A. Webb
Greenville
Misea
Virginis
Webb
Connecticut
Lombard Street Lutheran
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H. Mittech
C. EL Harris
W. E. Chigiom
J. C. Lupton
C. ¥. Schrove
Frank Hewes
W. Ring
Basil Sellers
Philip B. Yulse
J. F. Arthur
J. WN. Todd
W.C. Flanagan
E. B Crofat
N. J
J. B. McQueen
S. EL Wiegin
BC. A
John A. Raul
Alexandria
Chas H. le Fever
Littlestown
Frank Coblentz
Spring Field
A. N. Kepner
C. H. Nelson
W. P. Mercer
Mansfield
Dr. Bulland
West Beaver Creek
Guerr Horse
L. Boody
W. Beck
F. Churchill
Harry J. Crosby
Boston
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Columbia
Hyreabal
James E Walker & CO
J E Waleese & CO
Rodoce
Neidig
Rrodoce
Neidic
Rodock & Weidic
ALY. Rice & Sons
T. Rice & Sons
Fonresal
V. Staub
California
F. W. Stsub
North Mamert
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E. T
W. Nash Young
Russell
McCardell
Givensecall Zeller& DeLishmutt
Ofice
Patrick Street
B. H. Bladeston
B. H. Beacustos
Ferderick
Dred Og Feoumnd
Kews
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