Personal news of visitors and residents in Baltimore area
PURELY PERSONAL. Paragraphs about those who come and go. Names include Mears Austin, Ward Haffner, Professor H Beachley, Mies Eva Wyand, Miss Rebecca Cragger, Miss Elizabeth Orrieon, Miss Eliza Heap, Miss Carrie Beall, Mrs J W Harrison, Mrs George Heinlein, Professor H B Murphy, Mrs M E Daniels, Edgar Daniels, Mary T Snyder, Mrs John Weigel, Rear Admiral Cotton and European Squadron officers dining with King Edward, Thaddeus Felton and family hosting at Ceresville Roller Mills with Felton taking control July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Bellis
Hyattstown
Montgomery County
Rebecca Cragger
Eastatrick Street
Capon Springa
Elizabeth Orrieon
New Windsor
Carroln
Anty
Eliza Heap
Philadelphia
Maggio Jones
Carrie Beall
Monrovia
Boteler
J. W. Harrison
Braddock
George Heinlein
Haat Third
Martinsborg
W. Va
H. B. Murphy
Ocean City
M. E. Daniels
Edgar
Misa Mary T. Snyder
Vergennes
Vermont
John Weigel
Columbia
Adam Kratzer
North Market Street
Cotton
U.S. Navy
Er. Z. Derr
Edward
Buckingham Palace
Thaddeus M. Felton
Altoona
Ceresville Roller Mills
E. D. Shriner
Ceresvilla
Felton
Funerals and civic notices from local papers
Funeral of Louise Winkleman held at St John s Catholic Church with 9 am service and burial at St John s cemetery. Mary M Strail man to be buried tomorrow after 9 am service at Ss John s. Charles A Mattocis named Sergeant Major of Maryland Division Sons of Veterans. William H Mehrling named acting quartermaster sergeant of local camp. Two emancipation picnics announced for next month Afro American Club Aug 6 at fair grounds and Patriotic Emancipation Association Aug 15 at same place. Eastern Milling & Export Co market quotes: arp 2.45 per barrel shelled 4% ovate per bushel wheat No 2 red 75. data 40 cents per dcabel. Hay 13 to 30 per ton. Olivia Percy Page passed physical exam for US Naval Academy Annapolis after mental exam earlier. Creagerstown Union Sabbath School picnic Aug 22 at J M Abalt s Grove half mile from Creagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Winkleman
St. John’s Catholic Church
Fr. Kane
St. John’s Cemetery
Clinton McSherry
Francie Staley
Wilson Schley
George Gannon
F. Schroeder
Mary M. Strailman
Ss. John's Catholic Church
Fair Grounds
Patriotic Emancipation Association Aunce Nove
Coe
Eastern Milling & Export Compa An
Infant Death of Dill Child in Baltimore
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Dill of Baltimore died Saturday evening July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Dill
Baltimore
Church union plan summarized for three denominations
General Committee on Union of United Brethren, Methodist Protestant and Congregational Churches in Pittsburgh issued a letter to pastors outlining aims for organic union. The plan envisions a General Council of the United Church to coordinate mission boards, local and national bodies, and shared programs while allowing remaining autonomy. The letter urges readers to read and seek congregational expressions of support or questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Committee
Union of
United Brethren
Congregational
Pistaburg
United States
Methodist Protestant
Brethren
Thres
Kingdom of God
General Council of the United Church
General Council
Unified Denomination Bodies Urged to Study Report
A letter urges the General Conference of the United Brethren, the General Conference of the Methodist Church, and the Triennial Council of Congregational churches to consider and act on the report. It calls for earnest prayer in state and local bodies, newspapers, pulpits, and prayer meetings to seek truth, unity, and peace for the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Conference
United Brethren In
Protestant Pharch
Denominatone
Ala Ohuroh
Week's Real Estate and Marriage Licenses In Baltimore Courts
Records from the Circuit and Orphans' Courts for the week ended July 8 1908 list transfers of real estate including farms in Frederick County and Loy’s Station, mortgages and sums paid, marriages licenses for couples in Tismeville New London Glawiatown Woodsboro Feagaville and Yellow Springs, plus several court notices and estates with inventories accounts and executors named. The Dorsey will details distribute jewelry wearing apparel and monetary bequests among relatives and a housekeeper and hired man with executors named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghowlt and Orphans’ Courts
Circuit and
Orphans
Robert Biggs
Henry 0. Beltler
Frederick County
Joseph Wolfe
Adam A. Davilbiss
James Edward Pryor
Colored
Tismeville
Bertha E. Thomas
New London
Thomas W. Pickett
Glawiatown
Daisy O. Linton
Yellow Springs
Henry N. May
Woodsboro
Nellie Stockman
Feagaville
Orphans’ Court
Peter Eves
Elan D. Creager
Calvin W. Kolb
George A. Barok
Carolina Barok
John W. Kolb
John J. Onsanis
Danial Baker
William D.’ Baker
Daniel Baker
William D. Baker
D. i Baoha
Nellie V. Green
James M. Beck
DeGrange
Charles A. DeGrange
Emma Y. Lowe
Harry Engene Lowe
Daniel EK. T. Lowe
Mary Ruppert
George W. Ensor
John E. Bolte
Harrisonville
Estate of Judge Stake appraisers report property value
Alien Yingling and John Van Lear reported to the Orphans Court of Washington county on the real estate owned by Judge Edward Stake. The Geceane property totals 46 pieces valued at 46 000 dollars, including town lots and small houses and vacant plots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Stake
Alien Yingling
John van Lear
Edward Stake
Orphans’ Court
Washington County
Sre
Frederick Select Orchestra Provides Music for Poolesville Dance
The Frederick Select Orchestra furnished music for a large dance near Poolesville last night in a new barn on Howard Davis's farm. About 100 couples attended. Tonight the orchestra will provide music for a Sausto dance at Harper's Ferry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Poolesville
Howard Davis
Harper's Ferry
Presbyterian Pharaoh Hosts Lawn Fetes This Evening
The Presbyterian pharoh will hold a lawn fete at Mr. E. Richsiberger's on Weet Oharoh street tonight. A delightful program will be rendered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Pharoh
E. 8. Richsiberger
Weet Oharoh Street
Uawe
Presbyterian Church
Braddock Colony Sees Population Surge at LaFonda Camp
Special correspondence notes Braddock Colony near Frederick has grown toward two hundred residents with Camp Schley Inn thriving. Maryland guests such as Dr Hiram Woods and Miss Shaw visit Brightside and LaFonda while local officials report overflow dining and new canvas additions. Moonlight excursions, Sunday services, and dances enliven colony life as Calvin Page joins the U S Navy and tours kelp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Woods
Baltimore
ZaFonds
Ife
Woods
Iam
A. Cuwuningham
Frederick
Hall
Hallwount
H. M. McCormick
Horman McCormick
Hoyt Holton
Washington, D. C
Wall
R. Delashmuti
LaFonda
Robert Goodell
High Knob
Halimount
Middletown
Mins Shaw
D. Grova White
John Richardson
Colorado
Brightside
Hollyday
Easton
Chilton
Colony
Arch
Crampton's Gap
Jeasons
Camp Sohley Inn
Adonds
Dartog
Camp Schley
J.J. Doland
Brady
Hattie Louise Gray
Isabel Liesnitzer
Percival Donald
Richmond
Eleanor Johnson
Beasts Bader
Dante Buckey Miller
Mooreville
Hagerstown
Antietam
Nettie Ritchie
Catalpin
Willard O. Keller
Ostalpia
John A. Markell
Dudley Page
George Ross
Amos Arner
Smith
Abram Rossnonr
Avalon
Myers
Hostesa
Valley View
Shem
Hammond
Glessner
L. Victor Baughman
the Heights
Judge Motter
President Smith
U.S. Navy
Frederick Hea
Calvin Page
Helio Inn
Mt. Agnes
Mr. Ida
Hammond Urner
Officers Installed at Odd Fellows Meeting
At a recent Independent Order of Odd Fellows gathering, officers were installed including C. E. Saylor as W G, P.M. Eads as W G, Barry Shipley as R B to M G, HB Landis as S to NG, A. J. Bromba as B S to W G, W. A. Simmons as L to G, B. Broodemasg as secretary, W HL Beall as warden, E G Haugh as con quetor, J. M. Birsig as R S 5, W. Heinlein as L S 8, BR A Bager as I G, Frederick Kopp as O G, and Rev. B V Switzer as chaplain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
C. E. Saylor
W. G
P.M. Eads
W. G. Barry Shipley
M. G
HB. Landis
N.G
A. J. Bromba
W.G. W. A. Simmons
G. B
G. B. ©. Broodemasg, Secretary: W. HL. Beall
E. G. Haugh
J. M. Birsig
W. Heinlein
BR. A. Bager
I. G
Frederick Kopp
O. G
Rev
B.V. Switzer
Crowd of revelers leaves city at 4 20 in evening
A large crowd gathered at Braddock Heights yesterday afternoon and left the city around 4 20 in the evening. Some members were seen dancing as they departed in the assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Republicans Gather to Nominate Chief Judge in Dixon’s Area
A Republican meeting is set for Thursday July 9 1903 at 8 PM in Dixon Bros grocery on West Patrick Street to nominate a chief judge. The event is promoted by Orpen or Cosewriter with speakers and local attendees urged to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball
Dixon Bros
Grocery Stors
Patrick Street
Orpen
BRIEF BITS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST
A digest of midsummer sales and assorted notes, including social banter and family vignettes. The items mix shop promos with lightly humorous or sentimental snippets about engagements and weddings, summer activities, and everyday life.
Warrant issued in cow dispute leads to hearings
Warrants sworne for Mrs Eliza Fonk Henry A Perkins and George Fook after a milling dispute over cows near Rishi's Mill. Justice Eckstein set hearing for Friday at 10. Meantime Charles Schroyer fined $5 with costs for trespassing while seeking apples on Thomas B Grif ish farm. John Pickering sent to House of Correction until age 21. Kintz released on own recognizance after theft charge. Lord Baltimore fined $2.50 or 15 days in jail for striking a man. The Sick: L S Harrington remains ill at North Market residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Fonk
Henry A. Perkins
George Fook
Bckstein
Fonk
Perkins
Rishi'’s Mill
Charlee Schroyer
Justice Eckstein
Schroyer
Thomas B. Grif
Cantor Frederick
Eckstein
Costa
House OF Correction
John Pickering
Justion Eckstein
Jastion
Toatice Eckstein
Borse of Correction
Lord Baltimore
Wr. Stewart
Boketein
Abraham Hichsiberger
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the Daily News
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Fitz-Greene Halleck
Peat
Guilford
Conn
Iga
Percy Bysshe Shelley
Bay of Spezzing
Bhelley
England
Mary Godwin
Italy
Leghorn
Frank P. Blair
St.Louis
Isham G. Harris
Nessecun
Washington
Grand Duke
George
S J. Petersburg
Sa. m
Marylard—Fair
W. L. Moor
the Weather Bureau
E. Second St
Archie Ogis
Mears Austin
Ward Haffner
Professor H. Beachley
Thurmont
Mies Eva Wyand
Kedynville
S.A. Toms
Charles A. Mattocis
Maryland
Sons of Veterans
William H. Mehrling
Creagerstown
Creagerstown Union Sabbath School
I$t
Cnn J
Annabel Davis
Eldridgs F. Kring
Willian S. Miller
Wita
Georgiana Lohr
Loy's Station
Rabeous Olmgatt
Joseph M. Oateail
Emory L. Coblentz
Samuel L. Cr
Adam A. Devilbiss
Jonapa Wolfe
Mal
Linganore Hite Inn
Linganore Hills
Oswald Baynes
Lola Baynes
A. Sandlaes
Louis Sandioe
Wm. Booth Price
William Price
W. M. Liebere
George Everett Liebert
Isabel Mackintosh
Mackintosh
Helen Mackintosh Dashane
All of Baltimore
Mieses Virginia
Flora Finch
Hotchkiss
Eldridge
Wison
G. A. Harton
Alexandria
Mins Moris L. Ray
Harald Ray
Champaign
Tis
News OF the Churches
THE
Braddock Colony
Varlone
Citizens? National Bank
Citizens’ National Bank OF Frederick
Supe &, Loos
Seve
Bolooe
U.S
Wit
Secis
W. Legal Tender Votes
U. S
Yotal
Sunkots , Co
Truat Punter
Savage Banks
Total
Stark
Maryann
Fitepenick
G. Ziterman
WM. G. Zimmerman
Cashtar
Batorema
Jane
J. Travers Thomas
N. PY
James Mosherry
John G. Ramsburg
Aker
Aker, Ceveceees
Wi. G
Joan Hendrickson
Qpue Moni
Nemo
Pemo
Eno
Wmo
Atont
Joan Alenoricxson
Fredarick
Clinton E. Main
Krequpes
Dao
WII
Avention
Graduate Pharmaciet
Fxaderto& Vaunty
City Hotel Grill
ITY Hotel
Bobby Ton
Myersville
Thoreday
Osre
Or. Highbarger
Park Hotel
Naslonsi Feather Co
West Patrick Treet
Wxxr.x News
L. E. Mellinix
Onga
L. B. Mulleniz
Rodole & CO
Naif
Visi
Bommer
Maey
Rodook & CO
A. T. Rice & Sons
A T. Rice & Bone
Frederick, MD
Thomas
Rice
East
Farmer’s Exchange
Hay
Warre &O
South BT
Baltimore, MD
General Banking
Dealin Investment Securities
Towxexnp
Sport & Som
FA Ystte BT
Oppo, Postoffice
B. K. Petermar
Wort Franklin Street
Europe
Martidawly
MITH
Masonic Temple
Nicodemus
Sable
CK Scaldinecht
Bent
Bastira Street
Ruprecht
Sigan
Moore
Beprecht
Third St
Sigatt
F. B. Sappington
B. Sappikgtor
Narta
Mr. Comfort
Harrington
Postoffica
AE. Harrington
North Market
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