Social notes from Frederick and surrounding towns
Master Charles Spangler Miller has wried from visit to Point of Rocks. Miss Rosa Birely Worth Market set is visiting friends in Hagerstown. Frederick W. McComas of Baltimore was in Frederick on business. State's Attorney Worthington is spending the day in Grantsville on business. Arthur Potts Court Square is spending the day in Baltimore on business. Martha Thompson near New Market is visiting relatives in this city. Mrs. J. Lee Simmons and Miss Simmons of Buckeystown are in the city today. Mrs. and Mrs. L. M. Nixdorff are going visiting Mrs. J. A. Markey at Bradock Heights. Grace Boyer of Hagerstown is visiting her uncle W. H. Burger on East Patrick Street. Miss Smith of Emmitsburg who has been visiting Mrs. Margaret Hood has returned. Misses Pearl and Bessie Hader on East Arch Street are spending a few weeks in sale and Canada. Ira Roberta Newton of Richmond is the guest of Mrs. Joseph A. Wilson. Miss Nellie and Hattie Boblitz of Market Street are attending the American Exposition. Mrs. Sarah Shower and Frank Gagan left today for an extended trip to the Pan-American Exposition and up Hudson. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bredekamp and Miss May Mohrling of Baltimore are visiting Miss Hattie Feete on East All Saints Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Spangler Miller
Point of Rocks
Rosa Birely
Hagerstown
Frederick W. McComas
Baltisre
J. Lee Simmons
Dastrch Street
Baltiré
Hattie Feete
Sainte’ Street
Marylands new bonds attract record high bids
Maryland seals bids for 3 percent State Build and Improvement bonds totaling 10000 dollars. Three bids from Sperry Jones Co Baltimore and others. all bids rejected as bonds bought by the state for sinking fund. Letter from Sperry Jones notes this is the highest bid for 9 year 8 percent bonds in the nation, signaling strong state finances. Sick list includes Myers MacGill Gittinger Cobb Hartman Hartman and others. Royal nam initiates five applicants. 92 membership applications pending. Local ball game ends with Brush Factory defeating Hot Air Club 17 to 1% at Seventh street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Court of Appeals State Library
The
National Bank
Fradersburg
S. A. Kean
Cage
Par
Sperry, Jones & Co
Ultimore
Sperry, Es & Co
Brush Factory
Hot Air Club
Lipps
Creeger
Bear
Esterly
Hot. A
Woman Kicked by Horse at Frederick Junction
Miss Laura Baker of Baker's Valley was kicked by a horse at Frederick Junction while attempting to retrieve reins. Skull fracture and severe head injuries suspected. Dr. Charles I. Goodell reports serious condition though improving by noon. She is about 45, sister to Dr. Baker of Washington County, and may be moved to Frederick for further care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Baker
Baker's Valley
Frederick Junction
Herbert Kreh
Misa Baker
Democratic Primaries Reported Across Districts and Picnics
In Buckeystown Walkersville Braddock and Tuscarora districts the Democratic primaries elected delegates to county and state conventions and named central committee members. Primary chair was J Roger McSherry in Braddock. Walker sville and Buckeystown lists include numerous named delegates and officers. Upcoming picnics include Sjamsville M E church at John F Smiths Grove on August 3 with Valley Band, Island Park excursion by B O M O A, and Central M P Sunday school picnic August 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeystown
H. O. Smith
R. Claude Dutrow
G. A. Lamar
William Day
Wm. T. Chinwell
Charles EB. Victor Myars
Charles EH. Kelier
J. H. Kessler
G. A. T. Sneatfer
Wm. J. Grove
A. J. McKenna
G. 8
Mercier
J. H. Alinuti
H. B. Fisher
Clayton Rameburg
John F. Kelier
Leicester Thomas
H. J. Spalding
Melville Cromwell
Kohlenberg
J. O. Michael
E. A. Wachter
J. I. Fitzsimmons
Owen J. Neighbors
Edward Nichole
George Snouffer
M. J. Grove
J. W. Cunningham
F. R. Neighbours
Central Committee
George 5. Mercier
John F. Keller
Quynn Stanifer
J.H. Ailnutt
E. N. Snouffer
J. B. Williams
H. C. Smith
Owen Neighbours
Walkersville
Central
Chas. Griffith
John Jamison
Harry Cramer
John W. Grove
S. L. Bast
Wm. C. Kauffman
J. Roger McSherry
Jacob H. Gibbons
M. F. Riddlemoser
Chas. W. Grove
William W. Mines
J. Allen Gruambine
T. McQ
Wiles
Samuel Holter
8. L. Bast
Sjamsville M. E
John F. Smith
Valley Band
Island Park
M. P
Humane Society Formed In Frederick To Combat Animal Cruelty
Major Edward Y. Goldsborough of Frederick is named honorary representative of the Maryland Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. A new society formed in the city gathers prominent residents to combat cruelty, with weekly public meetings and instructions on penalties under Maryland and federal law. Members are urged to report cruelty to Major Goldsborough or other officers for prompt action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Y. Goldsborough
Maryland Society For the Prevention
Goldsbororough
Prof. Shepherd
Theity Hall
United States
Sieke
E. Y. Goldaborough
Public School Board Reappoints Brunswick Adams Town Leaders
A special meeting of the Board of County School Commissioners reconfirmed H. H. Murphy as principal of Brunswick High School and reappointed him at Adamstown High School. Thomas Troxell was reap pointed for Brunswick High. Contracts for several principals were confirmed and trustees appointed. The coal contract for Frederick Schools went to J. Biser at 5.95 dollars. All bills on file were passed and ordered paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County School Commissioners
H. H. Murphy
Brunswick High School
Murphy
Adamstown
Thomas Troxell
Howard L. Palmer
Monument
Keefer Delanter
Derr Spring
A. E. Sennerbaugh
Sense
J. Biser
Sixteenth annual W C T U camp closes in Washington Grove
The sixteenth annual Camp meeting of the Woman s Christian Temperance Union of Maryland and the District of Columbia ends after seven days in Washington Grove. Afternoon purity meeting features Mrs Martha L Wells of Tennessee on Mothers Meetings. Mrs Mary R Haslup of Baltimore speaks on prayer and home instructions. Mrs Ella Boole of New York discusses Sabbath observance and amusements. A resolution urges Montgomery County Agricultural Society directors to ban gambling and immoral side shows at the fair. The camp meeting will not reconvene next year. a three day state companion event will be held at Rockville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union of
Maryland
District of Columbia
Washington Grove
Martha L. Wells
Tennessee
Mary R. Haslup
Baltimore
Ella Boole
New York
In the Law's Grip: Husband Charged After Beating Wife
John Grahe was arrested yesterday in Rocky Springs by Officer Simpson on a charge of beating his wife and creating general disturbance. He allegedly harassed the family for days and broke open the door Monday night to assault his wife. Justice Eckstein remanded him for a hearing tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
da Ece
Caracas
Venezudar
Bolivar
Peruvia
Venezuela
United States
Colombia
Peru
Spain
Avia
Upper Peru
John Adams Dix
Boscawen
N. H
Dix
Alejandro Dumas
Josiah Gilbert Holland
Helbertown
Mass
Martin van Buren
Kinderhook
Edward Beecher
Brooklyn
Lafayette McLanen
Savannah
John Grahe
Rocky Springs
Simpson
Grahe
Keyser
Grabe
Bis Crowd at the Heights Enjoys Cool Evening Retreat
A large crowd attended Braddock Heights semi weekly dance last night. From 4.30 o'clock to 8.30 cars filled as people sought mountain breezes to escape the heat. About 600 gathered on the mountain top, with many unable to find eating tables, prompting complaints. Also notes Syrup of Figs as a popular laxative remedy for families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Schley Seeks Court of Inquiry in Civil Action Plan
Admiral Schley calls for a court of inquiry to investigate the Manila battle matter with a civil action afterward. Secretary Long will select the panel, likely including Dewey Ramsay and Benham, to ensure a credible, non punitive fact finding. Wellington reiterates steadfast support for Schley amid controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schley
Washington
Lone
Long
Dewey
Manila
Sampson
Covnaa T
Schley Court of Inquiry
Court of Inquiry
Secretary Long
Admiral Schlag
Ramsay
Benham
Walker
Admiral Dewey
Wellington
Larceny Case Tells Of Abduction By Monrovia Ride
Stephen Hurmitt charged Lee Butcher with larceny after Butcher allegedly drove Emmitt to Monrovia for pay, stole two five dollar notes, and forced the victim to walk at New Market after a pistol threat. Justice Holtstein ordered a hearing Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Butcher
Simpson
Stephen Emmitt
B. & O. Railroad
Emmitt
Monrovia
Butcher
Frederick
New Market
Juastice Holtstein
Doll's Tonight Attracts All Park Heights Crowd
Local notices describe an evening at Doll's with unmissable attractions and ice cold mugs. Also announced are summer events including a Sunday school picnic at Fair Grounds July 25 with the Dreaperstown Band, rides, and hospital fund fundraising by Braddock Heights cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed
Evangelical and Grace Reformed Churches
Frederick
Fair Grounds
Dreaperstown
Fragmentary local notice on door near Cit(s) Hall
Partial OCR fragment notes an event or notice at a door north of Cit(s) Hall and mentions a table loge handsome S 8 Dappington. Details incomplete and unclear.
Camp Meeting Postponed At Linwood Near Pipe Creek
The Linwood camp meeting near Pipe Creek Station on the Western Maryland Railroad is postponed due to the illness of Mrs. Ezra B. Garner of Linwood. The event had been run for years under Garner with Church of God ministers assisting, with dates set July 26 to August 2 and special trains announced for July 21. Now the start is moved to August 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra B. Garner
Linwood
Pipe Creek Station
Western Maryland
Church of God
Maryland
Virginia
Western Maryland Railroad
Pips Creek
Garner
Special Excursions to Pan-American Exposition July Train Rates
Excursion tickets to Buffalo via Royal Blue Line Philadelphia Reading Lehigh Valley at 10 dollars round trip from Wilmington Baltimore Washington and intermediate stations on July 2 11 17 25 30. Departure times Washington 7 03 a m Baltimore 7 55 a m Newark Del 9 20 a m Wilmington 9 39 a m arrive Buffalo 9 20 p m. Tickets also sold from Frederick Hagerstown Martinsburg Strasburg Junction and others for day prior. Return limited to seven days except Black Diamond Express Royal Limited. Inquire with Baltimore and Ohio R A agents for tickets and car specs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lattimore & Ohio Railroza
Buffalo
Royal Blue Line
Philadelphia & Reading
Lehigh Valley
Wumington
Baltimore
Washington
Newark
Del
Wilmington
Frederick
Hagerstown
Martinsburg
Strasburg Junction
Black Diamond Express
Royal Limited
Cail
Ohio
One Fare Round Trip to G A R Encampment Cleveland
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad offers tickets at a very low rate for the 33rd Annual G A R Encampment in Cleveland Ohio from September 10 to 14. Tickets are valid on all East of the Ohio River trains September 12 and may be extended to October 8 if deposited by noon September 15 with a 50 cent extension fee. Contact a Baltimore & Ohio agent for tickets and full details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A.R
Cleveland
Baltimore & Oho Railroad
Ohio River
Cail
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Funeral for Miss Mary L Thayer Held at Home
The funeral of Miss Mary L Thayer was conducted yesterday at 2 PM from her home near Adamstown. Rev G F Edwards of the M E church led the service. Interment followed at Mt Olivet cemetery with F Schroeder as undertaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary L. Thayer
Adamstown
G. F. Edwards
M.E. Church
Mt. Olivet
F. Schroeder
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the Daily News
Washineron
Wv’. L. Moors
Weather Bureau
Deseoce
Far. & Mech
Nat'l. Bank
Fred. Co
Doll's
Cee Doll's
Reaville Mille
Roland
Mgr
Sagant
Tate
Worthington
Granswick
Arthur Potts
Court Square
Martha Thompson
Newarket
Geo
Edward Myers
East Third
T. MacGill, Jr
R.z. Jas. Gittinger
R. Wm. Cobb
East Church Street
Jacob Hartman
East Chird Street
Hugh Dean
Harmony Grove
Frederick Kintz
Son
East Fourth Street
Royal Nam
Tuscarora
E. L. Wachter
Steiner Zimmerman
Z.G. Thomas
Joseph Martz
John McKenzies
J. L. Rothenhoefer
John P. Angleberger
James H. Gambrill, Jr
James McKenzie
Morry G. Summers
Jonathan Main
D. C. Kamp
W. J. Tyler
R.M. Neighbors
F. T. Lakin
C. C. Holtz
W.V
THES
GC. A
Public School Matters
H. Murphy
Atlantatown
California Fig Syrup Co
Stephen Hurmitt Cau
Cara
Benefit Hospital Association
West Second Street
A. L. Rhodes
Frederick, Md
G. Thomas
Mt. Carmel
Orper
Wm. G. Boteler
North Market Street
Haver
Deer Park
Annapolis Naval Academy Band
W. E. Barwell
Cara Queen City
Cumberland
Garrett County
John Hendrickson
LACE
Wooper Yard
Jons Henorrcxson
Neidig & Miller
Namie & & Miller
Glass OF Fashion
Naw & Mass
DR. Mean
Clinton E. Main
Tsanagle & & 1
Wagaman
Brus Books
Hkvery
Ines
Arnold
de Haan
Classic Books
Isanogle & Wagaman
Frederick, 3D
Sappington
Peice
Dappington
Atdenly
GEO. S$ Rodock & GO
Bargats Sullatin
Coxtiauy
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rice & Sons, Funeral Directors
Frederick CO
T. P. Rice
WE. Kourth
Stu Freds Co
Poone
Ceresville Mills
OneRsville Mints
Co. Mn
W. F. Rovayo
Sini
Aldoletown
Sororiny Co
W. F. Roland
Potomac River
Willard
Keller
SE. Patrick
Ypse Exeter
Atlante Avenue
HE Hegemann
South
Arkansas Avenue
Beach
Good Family Hotel
Terns Reasonable
Mer. K. Hegemann
Cite
Atf Olan
Renovo
Tennessee Avenue
EB. B. Voorhees
Antic City
Suiddim
Osborne
Atlantic City
Lewistown
A. N. Cramer
Lewis Own
Frederick City
Joex
Dutrow
Walbersville
Mr. Wm
Samehurs
Rederick
B. Rosenour
Tnrick
Pater IA
West Frank
Baltimore Eye
Ear and Practice Limited
City Hotel
A. Atlee Radclife
University OF Maryland, J
George A
Crown Bridge
meyZidewly
D* R. D. Nicodemus
North Maree
iMawly Newesparrr
G. A. RR
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