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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1894
Page
4
A housekeeper uses packed cala lilies to decorate desserts at a dinner party while guests eat ices placed in fragrant blossoms. The piece notes the striking color combo of berries and forget me nots and contrasts natural beauty with artificial gilding.
Village camp meeting led by Bishop W. J. Gaines of Georgia will be held on the coming Sunday at 3 p.m. on East Third Street. After the sermon, grounds will be prepared for camp use, with services scheduled through the day and a love feast in the morning at 10 99 a.m.
Governor Brown and aides surveyed the proposed Gettysburg electric road extension to Littlestown and Union Mills Carroll County and met Westminster committee for Westminster to Union Mills line. Hopper favored the plan and stock promises were discussed as a vote next Monday is planned. Western Maryland Railroad officials met at Owings Mills to pick power house and car shops sites and coal haul contracts were arranged.
Transfers include Sarah A Wenner and W W Wenner to Elizabeth Barger for 20 dollars. Aston Bostetter and wife to Samuel L Witmer for 100 dollars. Emanuel H Bostetter and wife to game for 100 dollars. Samuel L Witmer and wife to Fannie Y Hostetter for 100 dollars. Samuel Witmer and wife to Worths Ke Sostetter for 100 dollars. Susan Stottlemyer to George Stot tlemyer for 250 dollars with 13 seven and 10 square perches. Caroline M M Markell to the County Commissioners of Frederick County for a trip of land for 20 dollars. John C Motter and P F Pampell as preliminary trustees to Hammond Urner as permanent trustee for real and personal property.
Since yesterday noon the following arrivals are noted at Cist.x House and Grorr Hocv venues. Names include Horst Clarence West Henry W Kennard W A Seilman J T Ensor Little Joe Wiesenfeld Ora droff B H Hillis B Wanst er H Witherow J Hersher EB G Johnson Frank itt ee E M Lightner C B H Walter W Shaw Hamilton A Goulden Martinsburg with county counts.
The funeral of Nathaniel J infant son of George I and Katie Wilson took place at 9 o'clock from the parents' East Patrick street home. Catholic Church services were led by Rev Fr Haun with pallbearers Frank Good Owen Comfort Robert Delaplaine and Frank Carty. Interment was in Olver Cemetery. Carty handled funeral arrangements.
The Water Supply Board members Joseph Eisenhauer and Peter Brookey visited the reservoir to assess the water supply. With no rain during the recent storm, they found the supply in good shape and the new reservoir works giving perfect satisfaction with about twelve and a half feet of water in the basin. A new fence is being installed around the reservoir, and work there is expected to be finished soon.
The Doves association and members of their families enjoyed Festercay picnics at Hoke's Bottom near the alberty bridge. The day included shieg and other amusements, with transport by Mr. Eugene Sponseiter's conveyances. News of churches reports services at A Salais Chapel this morning and a quarterly conference set for Thurmont Cealt U B Church at Deerfield tomorrow at 2 pm. Fleming family reunion planned in Henry county Indiana next week with 12 000 descendants traced to four brothers who came to America.
Readings discuss Joseph’s dreams guiding his family to Egypt and God’s providence. The author notes fulfilled prophecies, Herod’s rage, and hopes of return, urging trust in divine timing and protection through dreams and angels.
Delicious method for Sunday supper pineapple preparation. Cube fruit and drizzle one gill of wine per quart, chill, then sugar to taste. Garnish with green leaves in the center. orange juice can substitute for wine.
A guide explains hammock setup with a six and a half foot hanging height and a foot end at about three and three fourths feet. It notes the head remains steady while the lower body swings, recommends metal catches, and advises canvas protection for tree branches to prevent bark damage.
Baseball match to be played this evening at 13 with strong batteries Molesworth and Bennett for the Crickets and Brust and Haller for Bentztown. Yesterday Cyclones beat Whirlwinds by score unknown. East Church Street Methodist Episcopal Sunday School to picnic in Croaise's woods on Thursday July 26. United Brethren and M E Sunday Schools to meet in Crontse's woods on Wednesday July 23. others invited.
John C Buckey a farmer near New Windsor suffered a severe crush injury to his leg and foot when four horses in a barn entangled and toppled them, after which he may be disabled for life. The report notes the incident occurred while handling grain with the horses.
National and Eastern League game snippets mix with local sales pitches and patent medicine ads. Highlights mention teams like Washington, Pittsburgh, Chicago, Baltimore and Scranton with scattered scores and a knee injury anecdote. The page also promotes Chamberlain's Pain Balm, Dr Hines New Discovery, and free samples from multiple druggists.
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