Personal visits and travels of Frederick residents
Purely Personal notes show Juliet Donald visiting friends in Baltimore and several Frederick residents, including A D Willard and C A Pearre, spending days in Brunswick and Frederick on business. Others return from visits to New York, Dill Avenue, and Dreamland Grove with updates on travel and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juliet’ Donald
Baltimore
A. D. Willard
Brunswick
C. A. Pearre
Unionville
Frederick
Busi ]Ness
Frank Donald
Rebecca Hibarger
Aaron Rosenstock
East Second Street
Elmer Brown
West Third Street
New York
Grace Dill
Dill Avenue
Chat. Grove
Gapland
Elmer C. Garman
Wing
Spemsion Hilcott
Washington
Nuggets of Ne ws from Metropolis and Beyond
The mercury reached 105 in Metropolis and a London death rounds the news. A church fight in Janold's Valley left Peter Hendricks dead and others fatally hurt. Wreck of the W Young ten miles below Atlanta City. Eastern Milling and Export quotes corn and wheat. treasury plans 150 public buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolis
Philip Joseph Fitzalan-Howard
Arundel
Surrey
London
Iather League of America
St Paul
Minn
Janold's Valley
W. Va
Peter Hendricks
W. Young
Atlanta
Treasury Department
Congress
Brief Bits Wanget of Bright Items of Local Interest
Local notes report Mr. Mehrle Moberly overseeing two percent forms of painters at work as South Market Street undergoes remodeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mehrle Moberly
RP. Storm
South Market
Social World Dance at Linganore Hills
The upcoming Linganore Hills event promises the season’s top dance with guests from Frederick invited. Frederick Select Orchestra will provide the music for the evening at the inn venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linganore Hills Ink
Linganore Hillsion
Fredericktonians
Frederick Select Orchestra
Branner-Weddle Couples Wed in County Ceremony
Mrs Davie L Branner and Miss Ma Tale Weddle both of this county were married Sunday June 29 at the home of Mrs John Dutrow by Elder E A Broazer. John O Birdt escorted children from the Loata Orphanage to Monocacy today on fishing excursions. Publicity note: 25 cents for a News want ad to reach Frederick. use it to find a job or a cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branner
Weddle
Davie] L. Branner
Ma- Tale Weddle
Tha
John Dutrow
E. A. Broazer
John O. Birdt
Loata
Monocacy
Frederick
Soldiers En Route to Gettysburg from Fort Myer
Two cavalry troops and a six piece field battery travel from Fort Myer via Frederick toward Gettysburg to join Pennsylvania militia. Commanded by Captains Lewis Foot and others, the unit camped near Rockville and Bennett's Creek, with heat challenges for horses and a city parade marking the Mongonoy battle anniversary.
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Second
United States Cavalry
United States
Fort Myer
Frederick
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
Lewis
Trent
Harrison
Foot
C. C. Carter
Washington
Rockville
Bennett's Creek
Wormgn's Mill
Pennsylvania Guards
Mt. Gretna
the Mongonoy
E. ¥. Goldaborough
Market Street
Patrick Street
Bentz Street
Carroil Creek
Church Street
East Street
Endowment plans pace Frederick City Hospital notes
Frederick City Hospital Association managers met with full attendance. They approved bed endowments of 3000 dollars for a ward bed 5000 for an email room and 10000 for a large room. Efforts seek church funds for charity beds at 200 dollars yearly per patient or 5 dollars weekly. Baltimore and Ohio officials may send wounded and sick patients here. In June seven parents were admitted and eight remain. Visitors may tour the building Wednesdays 3 to 6 unless patients require quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Baltimore and Ohio
Work of Death and local obituaries trail
Obituary notices from Pittsburg Pennsylvania and Point of Rocks Maryland detail the deaths of Abby J. Barnes 54, Elizabeth Stalling 69, and Sarah E. Wright 75. Barnes endured long illness with a fall hastening death at Rear Row Pennsylvania. Surviving Barnes include husband E A Barnes and children A O Canfield E B McCardell Fred erick Curtis H and J L Barnes plus Rev Daniel Daros officiating at Canfield residence funeral. Stalling died at Flag Head after a Friday July 4 death. funeral service held Sunday with Lutheran rites at Doubs. Wright dies at Paint of Rocks aged 75. services set at M E church Point of Rocks with survivors Louis and Charles Wright and daughters Mrs Frank Brown and Mrs Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E
Greenfield
Maas
Pittsburg
St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church
Benies
A.O. Canfield
E. 8. McCardell
Frederick
Curtis H
J. Lee Barnes
Daniel Daros
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Canfield
Rebecca Street
Stalling
Elizabeth Stalling
John Stalling
Flag Head
This County
Doub's
Mr. Hecker
Mr. Edwards
Horace Smith
Charles Myers
David Shawn
Louis Smith
Joshua Michael
James Carey
Sarah ER. Wright
Sarah E. Wright
Paint of Rocks
Louis
Springfield
Ohio
Charles Wright
Point of Rocks
Frank Brown
Brown
M. E. Church
County Board Approves Bridge Repair Funding Plan
At yesterday's Board of County Commissioners session the pist under the Monocacy bridge at Bridgeport will be repaired when Carroll county pays half the expense. The clerk is authorized to notify the Maryland Telephone Company to remove curtain poles that have blocked county roads for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Bridgeport
Carroll County Commissioners
Maryland Telephone Company
Oganty
Constable George Mulhern Accepts Frederick Duties
George Mulhern has qualified and assumed the office of constable for Frederick district after being appointed by the Board of County Commissioners on Monday. He now carries out the duties of the position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mulhern
Frederick
Board of County Commissioners
Presbyterian Reunion at Pen-Mar for Morrison and Virginias
Anensl reunion of Presbyterians from Morrison Pennsylvania Virginia and West Virginia will be held at Pen-Mar with planned activities and community participation. The gathering aims to strengthen fellowship and commemorate shared faith and regional ties among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison
Pennsylvania
Virgina
West Virginia
Pen-Mar
Century and a quarter old freed slave Mary Davis
Washington celebrates the life of Mary Etts Davis born July 4 1777 on a Maryland plantation. At 126 she is described as the nation’s oldest resident, recalling Washington’s first inauguration and a meteoric shower in 1790. Despite age she remains active, regaining sight, caring for descendants, and refusing spectacles.
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Mary Etts Davis
United States
Washington
Republic
Tolbert
Sake
Mrs. Davis
Maryland
Ene
Gampsahira Avenus
Davia
National Capital
George Washington
Grant
Davis
Mara” Washington
Shaw
Taven
Sen
Abe
Mayor and Aldermen Visit Baltimore Rail Line Plan
Mayor Smith and the Board of Aldermen toured Baltimore yesterday with the Baltimore and Frederick Electric Railway Company. They examined Sparrow's Point steel rails, discussed paving Market Street, and potential franchise extensions to speed rail and street improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayor Smith
Board of
Aldermet
Baltimore
Baltimore and Frederick Electric Railway Company
Market Street
Company
Third Street
Carroll Creek
Reorganization at the Western Maryland Railroad Board
Yesterday elected Winslow Pierce as president and Landatreet as vice president. George Jay Gould John W Gates joined the board, joining names like Baldwin Gould and Gen Hood. The by laws may split president and general manager roles. Landstress named acting manager. Possible consolidation with Western Maryland and West Virginia Central and a financial reorganization planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow
Pierce
Fairfax
Landatreat
Western Maryland Railroad
George Jay Gould
John W. Gates
Landstress
Henry A. Bishop
Western
Maryland
West Virginia
Frederick Fire Company appoints committee for state meeting
Lloyd T. MacGill Jr president of the United Steam Fire Company appoints a committee to join others from Frederick fire companies to arrange the State Firemen's meeting to be held here next June. Members named are Joseph W. Garter Robert A. Bennett Hiram B. Heck William B. Storm and Lloyd T. MacGill Tr.
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Ntmimites
Lloyd T. MacGill, Jr
United Steam Fire Company
Frederick
Joseph W. Garter
Robert A. Bennett
Hiram B. Heck
William B. Storm
Lloyd T. MacGill
Young Athletes Win Again in Baseball Battle
The Young Athletes defeated West Patrick Street 18 to 6 with Shipley Dertzbaugh and Albaugh on the mound. Schroeder and Grove pitched for the losers. A 6 15 p m game against West Patrick Street is set for this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weat Patrick Street
Shipley
Dertzbaugh
Albaugh
Shroeder
Grove
West Patrick Street
Braddock Heights Dance Draws Large Crowd
A large crowd attended the semi weekly dance at Braddock Heights last night. The mountain top breezes were delightful and dancers enjoyed the evening. Dancing ran from 3 to 11 o clock with music by the Frederick Select Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Frederick Select Orchestra
Ills and ailments ripple through local figures
The Sick. Mire. Elen Elkins of East Fourth Street is very ill and slightly better to five. Judge Richard H. Alvay of the District of Columbia Court of Appeals, father of Mrs. Glenn H. Worthington of this city, lies ill at his home in Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elen Elkins
East Fourth Street
Richard H. Alvay
District of Columbis
New Desk Aids Lawyers At Court Records Search
Douglass H. Hargett, clerk of the court, has added a paw desk to his office to help attorneys search the records with more ease and comfort. Zinc and grinding make Devoe lead and zinc paint wear twice as long as lead and oil mixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglass H. Hargett
Devoe
Local Notices From Weresefer County and Surroundings
Betts, a Manchester cigar maker, died suddenly. Weresefer County set the tar rate at $1 per hundred. A 12 year old boy from Hagerstown was seriously injured by a picket fence. John Craig, longtime Lapidum resident near Port Deposit, died after long illness at 70. Ernest Warnick and James Arbogant charged with robbing William Smith’s Barton store, each held at $1,000 bail. Roy Stira, Jonestown, knocked from wagon. farm hand Joseph Ladybayk stunned by electricity. Beile Pyles, ex-resident of Boyds, died in Sibley Hospital at age ? from appendicitis. buried Beallsville cemetery. Three year old son of David Boas near Williamsport run over by grain wagon. severe injuries. Dr. Henry D. Fry of Washington bought the Will Mountain Inn atop the mountain near Cumberland, with five acres, to convert to a sanitarium. several cottages to be built.
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Charles E Betts
Manchester
Weresefer
Charles Wolford
Hageratown
John Craig
Lapidum
Pors Deposit
Siability
Ernest Warnick
Jamey Arbogant
William Smith
Barton
Warnick
Pear Barton
Roy Stira
August D. Stira
Jonestown
Howard County
Joseph Ladybayk
Beile Pyles
Boyds
Sibley Hospital
Washington
Beallaville
David Boas
Williamsport
Henry D. Fry
Willa’ Mountain
Maountain
Cumberland
Pantwe Tearing Bromance Leads To Wedding In Pen Mar
Miss Ida Katharine Benner daughter of Hagerstown police chief and Edgar Franklin Bitner of New York wed quietly at the bride’s parents home. The couple met during a Pen Mar romance after a camping outing near the park where Bitner tore his trousers and asked for pins. They married yesterday and will reside in New York where Bitner is a music publisher’s clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Katharine Benner
John E. Banner
Hagerstown
Edgar Franklin Bitner
New York
Miss Benner
Baltimore
Mr. Bitner
Funeral of John Fox at Mt Zion Church
The funeral of John Fox was held yesterday from his home at McBaig's. Services were conducted at Mt Zion church by Rev Ridgely with pallbearers Edward Broner George Brachey Jacob Rohrback O B Smith Richard Rolls and William Ketrow. Interment followed at Mt Zion graveyard. C C Osrty was the funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fox
McBaig’s
Mt. Zion Church
Mr. Ridgely
Edward Broner
George Brachey
Jacob Rohrback
O. B. Smith
Richard Rolls
William Ketrow
Mt. Zion
C.C. Osrty
Wilmington Engineers Begin East Church Street Survey
Herbert Hatton and William Rammell, civil engineers from Wilmington, Del, started surveying East Church street this morning. The work is expected to take three days. Mrs. J Roger McSherry suffered a slight heat stroke yesterday. Dr Ira J McCurdy provided care and Mrs. McSherry is improving today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smrer
Herbert Hatton
William Rammell
Wilmington
Del
East Church Street
J. Roger McSherry
Ira J. McCurdy
McSherry
Westminster Woman Charged With Attempted Assault
An 18 year old girl, Annie Ibex, testified at a Westminster hearing that a man, unnamed due to intelligibility issues, attempted to assault her at John T Wagner’s Washington road home. He spoke plainly only at home, but none of his words were understood at the Justice Moore proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worthminster
William Moore
John T Wagner
Washington Road
Westminster
Annie Ibex
Henry Mueller
Justice’s Office
Guarding the Boomlet in Baltimore Rumors
A Baltimore paper notes prominent Democrats in the city including State Senator Rohrbank of Frederick. It says Rohrbank was guarding the boomlet for Geo. L. Victor Baughman’s gubernatorial nomination next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic State Central Committee
Baltimore
Rohrbank
Frederick
Geo. L. Victor Baughman
Local notices of meetings fairs and excursions in Walkersville Buckeystown and Pen Mar
Local notice details an adjourned church meeting at Mize Donob residence and a Lawn Fete in Buckeystown to benefit the Mite Society of M P church. It also advertises Walkersville Sunday school picnic plans, a Braddock Heights dance, optical services, and numerous Western Maryland Railroad and Baltimore and Ohio Railroad excursions to Pen Mar, Washington, Harper's Ferry, Atlantic City and more with schedules and fares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art
Mize Donob
Buckeystown
Mite Society of M. P
Harper's Ferry
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Harper’s Ferry
Frederick
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