Pleasant Paragraphs About People Who Come and Go
Mr. J. Roger McSherry is in Baltimore today. Mr. W. A. Brook of Hagerstown was in Frederick yesterday. Mr. David W Young of Baltimore visits relatives here. Mr. Lee Kerngood of Baltimore is visiting friends near Frederick. Col Caletci and family of Prospect Hill have gone to Halifax, Nova Scotia. Mr. Boe Goldsborough of Walkersville rode to Frederick on his bicycle this morning. Miss Helen Stauffer has returned from a visit to friends near New London. Mrs. M. F Braner and Miss Virginia Brugner enjoy the cool breeze at Gazebins. Mr. Henry Winsberg has returned from a trip to Union Bridge. Mrs. John Hendrickson and family left for Martinshire, Va. Miss Virginix Matters of Taneytown has been visiting Alice Young. Mr. Digis of W P Balote’s treat. Mrs. G. E Kirscofe and little daughter of Hagerstown are visiting her parents. Miss Mary Smith of Baltimore, guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Fraley, West Patrick Street, returned home this morning. Mrs. Charles Remainder and daughter of Tifton, who have been visiting Dr. and Mrs. Edward Nelson, plus Angleberger and Mrs. C J Brup and family were guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Brup, July 10.
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W. A. Brook
Hagerstown
Frederick
David W- Young
Lee Kerngood
Prederick
Col -Caletci
Halifax
Norse Scotia
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Goldsborough
Walkersville
Rodeo
Mies
Helen Stauffer
New London
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Braner
Virginia’ Brugner
Henry.Winsberg
Union
Bridge
Carroll Commi
John Hendrickson
Masters Hort
Ames
Edward Nelson
Angleberger
Brief Bits and Bright Items From Local News
A collage of local notes mentions 7000 buried eggs in Washington and a summer revelry by nocturnal skaters. A Hagerstown clothing store advertises opening in close, slang shifts appear, and a trolley service notes price cuts aiding harvest. The iceman, sun light, trimming plant tips, and corn’s growth are all touched with proverb-like lines.
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Washington
Hagerstown
Am & Wabm Baby
Bruner Case Finds Wife of Unsound Mind for Treatment
A jury in the court concluded Mrs Addie W Bruner wife of David Bruner near Frederick is of unsound mind and recommended she be taken to Monteray Hospital for treatment. The case follows her husband filing for alleged ill treatment after a past incident by Bruner.
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Monteyue
Addie W. Bruner
David Brof
Frederick
Jary
Monterua Sosphat
Broner
The Work of Death Sudden Death
Mrs Annie E Knode aged forty four wife of Wm E nods died at her Booraboro home last evening at seven oclock. She was in her usual health and was eating with family when stricken with paralysis and never regained consciousness. She left five small children.
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Annie E Knode
Byears
Wm. E.nods
Booraboro
Frederick County Prospects For Factories and Growth
Frederick County's advantages for industrial growth are urged in a county report. Advocates include woolen mills brass foundry broom and soap factories packing plants and wagon or implement works. Electric railroads and abundant raw materials, cheap land, and labor are highlighted as catalysts for diverse enterprises and regional development.
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Frederick
Bunkers Men's Association
United States
Frederick County
Apparstas
Milan
Soxo-Factory
Frederice
Tain Rinde
Deore
Delightful Bance Dances Through Braddock Heights Event
The second in a Frederick youths dance series drew a large crowd at Braddock Heights last evening from six to ten thirty. A supper was served atop the bunting as guests arrived, followed by several hours of dancing. Attendees included numerous local and visiting young ladies and gentlemen, with plans for a July 29 continuation.
O'Bryan Transfers Ground to Walter O'Bryan and Alice M
Thomas W. O'Bryan and wife deed property to Walter J. O'Bryan and Alice M. O'Bryan, transfer of ground for $25.
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Thomas W. O'Bryan
Walter J. O'Bryan
Alice M O'Bryan
baseball match Frederick Juniors win 12 to 1 at Adamstown
A sapling game at Adamstown yesterday afternoon saw Frederick Juniors defeat Adamstown Juniors 12 to 1. Smith and Davis pitched for the winners, Bready and Taylor for the losers, with Ramzburg and other pros on Adamstown failing to score. A reform game is planned for Thursday, July 29, weather permitting.
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Prederick
Frederick’s
Smith
Davis
Bready
Taylor
Ramzburg
Fredericks
Athletic Park
Funeral for Mrs. Fanaie Bennett Set Saturday at 2 PM
The funeral is planned for Saturday at 2 o'clock from Mrs. M. P. Morris residence 286 North Market Street. Interment will follow at Mt Olivet Cemetery.
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Mra. Fanaie &. Bennett
Mra
M. P. Morse
North Market Street
Mids ‘St Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Wheat Consignment Hauls 2500 Bushels by Electric Road
A Middletown valley farmer shipped twenty five hundred bushels of wheat consigned to Desser in Frederick. The load was hauled to the city over the electric road during the week.
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Desser
Frederick
Middletown Valley
Seventh annual Lutheran reunion draws thousands to summit event
The seventh annual gathering at Bins Ridge drew about 7,000 Lutherans from Virginia, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, and Maryland. Baltimore and Hagerstown sent large groups, with hundreds traveling by carriage and wagon. the open air program featured clergy, choirs, and speakers from Leisenroth to Dunbar. Senator Weltiogin sent regrets due to illness.
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Retafca
Bins Ridge
Virginis
West Virgin's
Pennsyivanls
Maryland
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Pon Mar
Ins Patifon
Weliiogion
Flacas
John L. Bikic
Ageretown
Hey. E. J. Wof
Getsysburg
Oor Lutheran
Eli Huber
Gettysburg
Ray
Gwen
Luther
W.H. Dunbar
Emma‘ Stéen
Bee Hive Cnoir
York
Ordination and Concert Highlights at Buckeys Town Church
Rev. N. P. Castle ordained in German Baptist Brethren Church at Buckeys Town Washington county. A sacred concert at Buckaystown MP Church drew crowded house with Evangelical Lutheran Frederick participants. Programs featured Mozart Mass and We Praise Thee O God amid orchestral and vocal solos. Dr. Thomas S. Bazer organist directed, with a large mixed choir and full orchestra.
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N. P. Castle
Brethren Church
B. Wosville
Washington County
Atililn
Golo
Verdi
C. William Fout
God
Thomas
Bazer
Soprant
AR. Yeakle
Mlag
Ve Moberly
Maggie Weiner
Bills Sallie Janea
Louise Best
Gray Or Bowere
Size Jessies Bennett
Tencrs
Ralph R. Bowera
G. Helusier Keller
Wm Fisher
Tromboze
Elmer Waltman
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Albert Schroeder
Democratic Delegates to Judiciary Convention Set for July
Delegates chosen at the recent Democratic primary in Frederick county districts will meet tomorrow at noon in Junior Hill to select delegates to the State Judiciary convention. The judiciary gathering is planned for Rocavilla on September 15 and the State convention in Baltimore on July 23. Twelve delegates, each with half a vote, form the delegation, likely preserving the old custom.
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Vadous
Frederick County
Junior Hill
Rocavidl2
Baltimore
Java
Birthday of Cardinal Gibbons Observed Quietly in Frederick
Ebe Cacasnal birthday marked as Cardinal Gibbons reaches 68. He will spend the day in quiet observance and arrives in Frederick this evening before returning to Baltimore. Ladiesburg Picnic details mention the Ladiesburg pi raid? and the Frederick Select Orchestra to perform for the occasion.
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Ebe Cacasnal
Cardinal Gibbons
Frederick
Baltimore
Ladiesburg
Frederick Selact Orchestra
City to elect city employees at Monday aldermen meeting
Frederick officials prepare to reappoint current city department staff at a special Board of Aldermen session Monday at 10 o clock. Incumbents likely to be reelected include City Register and Tax Collector B M Nixdo Water Works Superintendent F F Tyeryar Police supervisors George W Breggie S B Stone Nites Abrecht Francis Eichelberger Andrew Hobbes John Hobbes Marketmaster Carlton Stall Electric light engineer Frank Chew Firemen James Poole Janitor Augustus Obenderfar Health officer Dr S S Maynard led sanitary efforts despite tight city arrangements.
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Municipal Emoper
Wao
Chy
Tax College
B. M. Nixdo
Henry Millar
Water Works
F. F. Tyeryar
George W. Breggie
Northern District
Stone
Southern
Francis Eichelberger
Andrew
John Hobbes
Carlton Stall
Frank Chew
James Poole
Wm Ridgaiy
City Sabi
Augustus Obenderfar
Pai
Thas
Maynard
Frederick
Citizens debate Chief Justice McSherry for U S Senate
Letters from readers praise Chief Justice James McSherry as a strong Democratic candidate and advocate for the Bryan platform. They note his integrity, fearless stance on slavery issues, and influence in the party. Also discussed are John A. Markell as a preferred Republican candidate for clerk of the circuit court and Deputy Collector Chares B. Sout’s reassignment and new duties beginning August 1.
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M'Srreny
Tas News
Hasska
United States
Bia
Justics
James McSherry
Bryan
Chicago
McSherry
Lynch
Senderson
Local Excursions and Fares Announced for Washington and Niagara Falls
Excursion trains announced by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Washington on Sunday July 25 leave at 7 80 a m with return at 7 80 p m the round trip fare stated as 1 00. A nine day Niagara Falls tour with stopovers is offered by the B and O Royal Blue Line in cooperation with the Lebh Valley Route with return passage allowed. Also noted is a weekly dance at Braddock Heights and a regional sale of specter tickets to Philadelphia with return by August 9 1867.
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Philadelphia
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Elliott City
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Brooswick
Hagerstown
Herper's Ferry
W. Va
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Jas
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Heavy Wheat Shipment by Local Electric Railway
The Frederick and Middletown Electric Railway moved fifteen hundred bushels of wheat last night, with cars running all night. A spit of wheat occurred in the cut by Braddock yesterday after room. Grouna Hog. Messrs. Jocesh Beacht and Lewis Koehler captured a groatd bog near Braddock Springs Yesterday. G. C. Hickman appointed postmaster at Palat of Rocks, vics A. J. Spalding, resign mad, Swings. Several new swings erected at Braddock Heights for patrons. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised for health benefits.
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Grouna
Jocesh Beacht
Lewis Koehler
Braddock Springs
Palat of Rocks
Fostmaster
G. C. Hickman Haa
Vics
A. J. Spalding
Rezi Mad
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