Purely Personal Visitors and Travels Around Frederick
A string of brief notes lists visitors and travelers in Frederick and nearby areas. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Easterday of Hagerstown visiting Jefferson in Frederick County, Miss Annie and Master Robert Scott of Baltimore visiting grandparents the Myers in Liberty, Mrs. P. S. Hendrickson of St. Paul spending summer with Hammond family near Liberty, and others such as C. K. Stribling F. Berker from Washington returning home, May Stribling remaining in Frederick, W. W. Osborn of Pittsburgh spending days here, H. E. Copeland of Cincinnati visiting, C. N. Hever and Ad. Bruchey traveling to Catoctin for fishing, Elie Brengle returning from Charlotte, John W. Emmert of Hagerstown in town, Charles W. Hamrickhouse of Baltimore visiting, Margaret Ashton and daughter Bessie of Wrightsville visiting Mrs. Rufus Mclane, Hallie Rice visiting All Saints Orphanage, Emma Baffman Gilbert of Baltimore returning home, Blanche Whitmore of Araby visiting sister Estelle Whitmore Mebrling, Renner of near here visiting the Mebrling home, Ide O’Brien of Klehl’s Mills visiting friends, Jennie Whitmore visiting relatives near here, Grace and May Star of Baltimore visiting Miss Margaret Heck, Professor Roop from Lebanon Valley College visiting, Mrs. Judge Ruehle returning from Philadelphia, Miss John Smallwood heading to Hanover and Gettysburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Easterday
Hageretown
Jefferson
Fredick County
Annie
Robert Scott
Baltimore
Henry Myers
Liberty
P. 8. Hendrickson
St. Paul
Minn
God
W. Hammond
C. K. St
Messrs
C. N. Hever
Ad. Brucheyles
Elie Brengle
Charlotte
N.C
John W. Emmert
Hagerstown
Charles W. Hamrickhouse
Frederick
Margaret Ashton
Bessie
Wrightsville
Rufus Mclane
Westpatrick Street
Hallie Rice
All Saints
Catskill Mountains
Emma Bacffman Gilbert
J. HE. W. Hargett
Blanche Whitmore
Araby
Estelle Whitmore
East
Patrick Street
Renner
Lewis
Ide O'Brien
Klehl’s Mills
Prederick
Jennie Whitmore
Eric
Migeel Grace
May Star
Balt~omore
Margaret Heck
Roop
Lebanon Valley College
Annville
Cyrus Frank Frook
Hhis City
Judge Ruehle
Philadelphis, Pa
Juhn Smallwood
Hanover
Gettyeburg
Brief Bits of Local and General Interest
A scattered column reports on counterfeit two dollar silver certificates, New York City tax valuations, a speed bicycle world record in Racine Wisconsin, a Montanan man shedding skin annually, a claim about American malaria, and a note on farmers skipping church to harvest. It also mentions measles in Liberty and a naturalist about amphibian deterrence, plus a line about the Battle of Monocacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Racise
Wis
Tom Cooper
John H. Price
Montans
Iss Yazie
United States
Liberty
Funeral Rites For Mr BE Franklin Cob BIZ Held Today
The tollowers of Mr BE Franklin Cob Biz held funeral services at his home “Eim Hoot” near Braddock conducted by Rev E Br sehbach of Frederick. The remains were taken to Middletown for interment in the Reformed cemetery. Pallbearers included Imer L Harman Cobrentz Elvin F John W Charles BR and Alexi BE Holter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. Franklin Cobbiz
Eim
Braddock
E Brsehbach
Reformed Church
I Frederick
Middletown
Messrs
Imer L and J
Harman Cobrentz
Elvin F
John W
Charles BR
Alexi BE. Holter
First ripe peaches reach Washington county market
The first peaches of the season were harvested near Keedyaville and Rohrsgils at Sandy Hook. They are June varieties, of fine quality, shipped to Philadelphia and Taablegton. Say you saw it in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Keedyaville
Rohrsgils
Philadelphia
Taablegton
Warner Wins in Senate Nomination Battle for Consul Post
A Maryland delegation conference failed to settle a dispute over local appointments. Senator Wellington faced a decisive Senate Commerce Committee defeat on B. B. Warner Jr. for consul at Leipa, while he opposed the choice and vowed to oppose confirmation until the case reaches the Senate. The outcome suggests Warner’s confirmation is likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Maryland
Weilinngton
Gena
Mesare
Barber
Baker
McIniffe
McDonsil
Parlettebou
Internal Revenue
J. B. Banna Curtegor
Wellington
Indorae
Tack
Parlett
Bocz
Boczsa
Welngton
Senate Committee On Commerce
B. BR. Warner, Jr
Lelpafc
Aga
Benster Wellington
Young Warner
Senate
Warner
Takeo
Base Ball at Athletic Park Sets 6 O'clock Start
Tonight the Athletica vs Uniona game is at Athletic Park with 10 cent admission and free grand stand seating for ladies and season-ticket holders. A Frederick County League proposal would include Athletics Union of Frederick Birong of Adamatown and Point of Rocke, with three league series and a championship pennant and trophy. Two games weekly would showcase the county’s hottest baseball since the Frederick Association era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Park
Athletica
Uniona
Frederick County League
Claba
Frederick
Adamatown
Point of Rocke
Niews
Frederick Association
Ickets
Alac
Slc
Rev Hoffmeier to Lead Mt Pleasant Reformed Church
In August Rev T F Hoffmeier will assume the pastorate of Mt Pleasant Reformed Church. H T Hanmer, Epworth League president Frederick district, issues instructions to delegates for Harper's Ferry convention. Delegates will be met at trains and entertained with an excursion. blanks for reports will aid delegates and form a statistical compendium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Hoffmeier
Mt. Pleasant
Harper's Ferry
Hanmer
Horse that hauled the first B and O car to Ellicott City
A Baltimore Sun letter recalls the horse that pulled the first Baltimore and Ohio Railroad car to Ellicott City on opening day May 22 1830. The animal belonged to Thomas Matthews grandfather of Henry C Matthews of the lumber firm Thomas Matthews and Son. The horse was loaned at the request of Philip E Thomas then railroad president and friend of Thomas Matthews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stewart
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Henry C. Matthews
Thamas Matthews & Son
Baltimore Sun
Ellicot City
Thomas Matthews
Joseph
Fem
Thomas Matthews & Son
Trustees Elected at King David Lodge Meeting
At the King David Lodge No. 33 regular meeting trustees for the ensuing year were elected: John Thompson Bernard S. Duvall Philp Walker Frank Roberts and John Holland. John Thompson was appointed collector of rent for the next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King David Lodge
John Thompson
Bernard S. Duvall
Philp Walker
Frank Roberts
John Holland
Start Up Again At Union Knitting Mills Reopens
The Union Knitting Mills resumed operations yesterday morning after a weeklong shutdown. A full force reopened the plant following a complete stock inventory conducted during the downtime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Knitting Mills
Frederic Bicycle Club Plans Athletic Park Attractions
Frederic Bicycle Club leaders review accounts after a recent annual meeting. After expenses the club owes several hundred dollars mainly from Athletic Park fitting costs, but assets remain strong. Officials hope local events at the park this summer will attract crowds to support further improvements and fund future races and a possible dancing pavilion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic
Bilulmore
Wagner
Athletic Park
Frederick
Bdicycle Club
Begertown
Death notices mark figures in Ohio papers
The remains of Thomas J. Brashears arrived in Columbus from Dayton and were buried at Greenlawn cemetery. A veteran journalist, he partnered with C. E. M. Jennings on the Athens Messenger and served in Company 86th during the war. He leaves two daughters. Catherine Hull Baker died at age 62 near Osk Orchard and was mourned by family. funeral held at home with Rev. T. Long officiating. Infant Vincent Yingling Payne, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Payne, died at 13 months from cholera infantum, funeral held and burial at St John’s cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Brashears
Columbus
Dayton
Greenlawn
Cincinnati Enquirer
Athens
Ohio
C. E. M. Jennings
Athens Messenger
Frederick
Marahel
John Kidwell
Higgine
Zanesguls
Miss Baker
Catherine Hull Baker
Joseph G. Baker
Osk Orchard
T. Long
New Windsor
Messrs
Wm. G. Baker
Buckeystown
J.osoph D. Baker
Edward Baker
York
Catherine
Louisa Baker
Germanstown
Isaac L Nusbaum
D. Alton Dudderar
Warren E. Dudderar
Westwood Dudderar
Frank T. Barnea
B. BP. Doiderar
Harry Ethely
Caionville
Vincent Yingling Payne
Joseph F. Payne
West Third Street
St John’s Cemetery
Local Ailments Report Narrowed Improves Condition
Mr H B Wilcoxen has been extremely ill but is slowly improving. Col George T Kifne is somewhat indisposed. Mr George Bentz of B and O Avenue is on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. EB. Wilcoxen
Col
George T Kifne
George Bentz
B & O, Avenue
Wheat harvest drives heavy hauling in county
Farmers finish harvesting and take to hauling wheat as county yields run large throughout the season.
July Weather Forecast by Rev Hicks Predicts Storms
Rev Hicks forecasts July will bring extreme heat and frequent storms. Expect violent thunderstorms and heavy rain around the 21st to 29th with possible tornadoes on the 27th and a dry spell toward the west later in summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicks
Fa'l Moor
Jay
Progressive Farmer Notes Mt. Nusbaum Corn Interest
Mr. F. W. Nusbaum of the Mt Pressant district visited the Liberty Banner office on Monday with a stalk of corn measuring feet and 2 inches. He grows an entire herd of this corn variety admired by all. The corn was planted April 14 and has grown rapidly, signaling healthy soil and attentive farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Nubsum
Mt. Pressant
Liberty Banner
Mt. Nusbsum
Nusbaum
Mary Baldwin graduate named elocution professor in Fredericksburg college
Seite Conrad Fauntleroy, a Mary Baldwin Seminary graduate and former Jackson Louisiana teacher, has been elected teacher of elocution and physical culture at the Woman's College of Frederick and has officially accepted the post. She joins the Fredericksburg institution in good standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisunton
Daisy
Will of Stephen Jay Thompson Sled for Orphans Court
The will purporting to be by Stephen Jay Thompson, known as Calp Tompson, was filed for record in Baltimore Orphans Court by cousin L Tiernan Brien of Urbana as executor without bond. The document, dated 1694, names Brien as sole trustee and urges others to consult him on estate matters. Exon testified he received the will from Mr Stockton in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betee
Imie Conaty
Stephen Jay Thompson
Calp
Tompson
New York
Baltimore
L. Mernan
L. Tiernan Brien
Exon
Stockton
Hymeneal Utz Ethiaon Nuptials at New Market
The town of New Market enjoyed a noted nuptial event as Silas S. Utz and Milas Ida Ethiaon wed with Rev. Edward Bruner officiating at his Frederick area residence. Bridesmaid Addie Wiz and groomsman Vernon Garyer attended among seventy five guests in festive decor and hospitable reception followed by a well served dining room display. Earlier, John A. Jones and Miles Edna Mannakee of Montgomery county married at 5 PM in the platoral residence No 48 Wet Third Street with witness presence from the groom’s sister and clergy family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UTS
Etchia
New Market
Silas 5
Utz
Milas Ida Ethiaon
Byron Ethisop
Edward Bruner
German Baptist Brethren Church
Frederick
Addie Wiz
Vernon Garyer
Carroll County
Milas Gertis Hyatt
Maud Eichison
Barry Rippeon
Sarge Company
Heppy
John A. Jones
Miles Edna Mannakee
Montgomery County
T. Freeman Dixon
Presbyterian Church
Platoral
Wet Third Street
B&O Excursions From Hagerstown To National Capital And Niagra Falls
The B and O R R offers a Washington excursion from Hagerstown and Frederick with a 7 a.m. departure and 7 p.m. return. Special fares apply for July 5 to 9 for firemen’s convention travel, plus a July 14 trip to Niagara Falls with a 5:10 a.m. departure from Washington and 9:05 a.m. from Baltimore. Tickets available at Frederick and other east-of-Ohio river points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Natonal
Hagerstown
Frederick
Pointa
Barnesville
Washingon
Winchester
Ohio River
Pittsburg
Parkersburg
Wheeling
Niagere Fas
Watkine Glen
America
Ron
Niagas Falla
Atkins Gren
Camden Station
Baltimore
Nisgra Falls
Watkins Glen
Mauch Chunk
Geneva
Rochester
Buffalo
Frederick, Md
Dearest B. & QO
Jes. M. Shriver
Haltimore
Hagerstown Wins Parade Honors at Winchester Firemen Meet
The State Firemen’s Association meeting in Winchester featured a massive parade with Maryland and Virginia crews. The largest uniformed company prize went to the Fire Hose Company of Hagerstown, Md. and band, while the best equipped parade unit was the Chambers Steam Fire Company of Portsmouth, Va. and Soldiers’ Home Band. Empire Hook and Ladder Company of Carlisle won the largest hosk and raider prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Winchester
Virginia
Firat Hose Company
Magerstown
Jacges
Chambers Steam Fire Company
Portsmouth
Empire Hook and Ladder Company
Csale, Ps
Willard and Fisher Named for Naval Academy Exam
Paul G C Willard of Frederick county and Wills Fisher of Montgomery county named principal and alternate respectively to report at the Naval Academy examination in September. Appointed by Representative McDonald to fill the vacancy caused by James Sloan Jr resignation from the Sub treasurer’s office. Several candidates are in Annapolis preparing for the test. An excursion from Washington to Frederick and Braddock Heights will be run on Sunday. Marriages Licenses Henry Hill of Brunswick and Betsie Brashears of Knoxville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Braddock Heights
the Heights
United Fire Company
Paul GC. Willard
Frederick County
Wills Fisher
Montgomerry County
Representative McDonald
James Sloan, Jr
Annapolis
Washington
Frederick and
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Arnold von Winke
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Rae
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Cosa
Till & P.M. Wasmimeron
D. C
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W. L. Moons
The
Weather Bureau
Treacarsa
Children’s Garclagea
United Picnic
Wellingdon
Marrfesd
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Balltimore
Masonic Lodge
Order of the Eastern Star
Cliforata
Williem Neth Young
Mizcah
Agnes Fearbake
Wm. Nash Young
Associe
Lora Dovall
J. Travis Thoma
Edith Ordeman
Marian Smith
Adds Grove
Mary C. Rameburg
Micale Carry
Adeh
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M'sabete Dutrow
Martha
Julia Mazon Smith
Esther
Laura Harrie
Electa
Ida Robrtach
Adolphus Fearbake
Chrissie Bowers
Francie T. Rhodes
Temple
Concordia Chapter
Mizozh
H. 8. Pettit
Missouri
Fred. W. Lantz
Monumental Chapter
George L. McCahan
Royal Arch Masons
Pettitt
Grand Chapter
O. E.8
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Mra
EB. L. Bigelow
Air
H.W. Nicholson
Charles 5. Maclaby
Essistant
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Kata Willison
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Ruth
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Susie Rhynehart
Eiects
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Thorfson
John Hendrickson
Razazx
Wazm
Joan Henricxson
Loogal
Pere Mountain
Calland
Showman
Henry Hill
Brunswick
Betsie&. Brashears
Knoxville
Cl. B. Mulling
Gargaly
Reg Rist
L. E. Moum
N. B
Daly
Frederick Select Orchestra
Colted
Observatory
Marsh
Court Street
I E Aisa
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Railing Grocery Co
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Apollo
Pius
Ultra
Marzen Sears
H. Evan's & Sons
Hudeoo
Bodock
Heidi
Rrodock & Keidic
Rodsce & Neidic
A. T. Rice & Bons
A. T. Rice & Sons
North Market Street
F. Y. Staub
Arm Weacher
Buss
Uxehart
Kopsstra
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James BE. Walker & CO
JAS . Waleee & CO
Wright
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Jas. E. Wareer & Co
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Waiata
Japan
China
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OHN
J. Remsburg
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Doll’s
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C. D. Dol
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