New Market, One of Maryland's Oldest Small Towns
New Market, eight miles from Frederick and near Monrovia, is described as one of Western Maryland’s oldest settlements with an 1788 lot sale, early mills, and a vibrant civic life. The town embraces rapid electric wiring, planned lamp replacement, and a push for an accredited four year high school while maintaining churches, lodges, and a growing grange and baseball club.
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Baltimore Pike
Frederick
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio
Monrovia
New Market
Frederick County
Maryland
Kew Market
Nicho
Nichols
Belt Brashears
Frank Downey
Postoffice
John T. Fl.nt
H. H. Hopkins
Adam Bouignac
Russell
H. W. Doray
G. W. Taylor
W. E. Falconer
W. EE. Boyer
P. 0Mith
Frank Maynard
New London
Southern Methodist Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Orea
Grace Protestant Episcopal Church
P.M Borden
Richard Coughlip
Grafton Clay Zechariah McGroder
Geo. Schell
BP. M. Borden
Ladies’ Guild
Woman's Auxiliary
Missionary Society
Sarah J. Griffith
Mra
P. M Borden
Marceline Steir
Kramsville Notes Include Trip And Local Visits
Rev D E Moylan leaves for a week long trip to Mountain Lake Park as Epworth League meets there. Dr Charles E Guthrie formerly pastor of Walkersville Church now in Chicago is national Secretary of the Epworth League. Benjamin Bell recovers from an infected hand and returns to work. Mr and Mrs Harry H Wolfe and family drive to Harper s Ferry and Island Park. Floyd Rimbey Fart Wolfe and Claude Rimbey visit Howard Smith at Monocacy Inn near Frederick Junction. Harry A Wolfe has a small tumor removed from his left ear by Dr George A Rigen.
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New Market
John Pitts
James L. Higgins
Iaev
F.R. Isaac
Mt. Airy
W. H. Hogarth
Andrew J. Zimmerman
W. W. Nicodemus
N. H. al Hough
C. OC
Mc.um
M. P
FF. A. Hammond
W. H A. Hogarth
Mra
G. W. Yyrall
Mra. Tuden Falconer
Frederick Potter
Maryland
Earl R. Keller
L. O. Willis
B. C. Burgess
Beniah Hogarth
Linia Deck
Miles Octavio Wagner
Sizn
Fidelity Lodge
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Hamilton Stier
Caleb Douty
William S. Anderson
Joseph Kemp
Thomas Claggett
John A. Thompson
G. D. Tewksbury
John E. McCahan
Maryland Grand Lodge
Edgar Davis
Jacob Shawbaker
Philanthirousc Lodge
A. F
A. I M. No
William Downey
Geo. E. Talbott
Hamilton Steir
H. H. Hopkins
Jesse W. Downey
William R. Dorsey
Thomas P. Mullinix
Frederick County
Scharf
Freemasons
Anthony Kimmel
Order of Good Templars
I. C. O. F. Hall
Beulah Hogarth
Pest
Templar
Andrew J. Zia- Taermah
Miriam Etchison
William Zimmerman
Trocuan Lippy
Canon 10
New Market Grange
Grange
Burgess Jones
Cotter
Harry L. Davis
Charles L. Riggs
E. 0. Cash
A. Micademus
Turnbull
BH. Bargee
W. Willis
Simmons
Falconer
Umberger
M. Burnee
Earl Smith
Sponceller
Wood
Etchison
Schell
Hogarth
Utz
Gibson
W. Willie
H. Willis
Jansch. Russell
Annie Russell
William H. Hogarth
Ada
Clarence and
Dorsey Stevens
Mac Mealey
W. &. Falconer
Roy Sponseller
Wiliam Etchison
Ellis Arnold
Charles Palmer
HB. C. Burgess
Kramsville
D. E. Moylan
Mountain Lake Park
Epworth League of the
Charles E. Guthrie
Walkersville M
Chicago
Epworth League
Benjamin Bell
Harry H. Wolfe
Harper's Fierry
Island Park
Floyd Rimbey
Araby Beats Frederick Nine at Frederick Junction
Araby defeated the Cam nine of Frederick in a weekend game at Frederick Junction. The score is unavailable and Araby moves to five wins and five losses on the season.
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Araby
Frederick
Cam
Frederick Junction
Annual Sunday School Picnic at Bartholow's
The Union Chapel Sunday school of Bartholow's held their annual picnic in the church grove with Morgan Chapel Band providing music. Bartholow's base ball nine lost both ends of a double header to Adamstown 17-11 and to New Market 16-14. Batteries: Adams town Murray Harwood. Bartholow's Thomas J Murphy and Clay. Second game New Market Nicodemus Tyrnbill B Burges Wolfe R Bartholow's Thomas and J Murphy.
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Union Chapel
Bartholow's
Morgan Chapel
Bartholow
Adamstown
New Market
Murray
Harwood
Thomas
J. Murphy
Clay
Nicodemus
Tyrnbill
B. Burges Wolfe
R Bartholow
Thomas and
Thomas and Eva Watkins visit West and more local sports scores
Mr and Mrs Thomas E B Watkins of Mt Alry travel through the West visiting Yellowstone Park. Mise Eva Moxley of Baltimore visits Mise Catherine Paige of Green Valley. Benjamin Kelley and wife have returned from Annapolis. Pearl Athletic Club defeated Bartholows Star 108 to lead in a lively game with strong batting from Garrell Murphy and Groff. Centreville colored nine beat Mt Alry 20 to 0, Burnt Hill routed Mt Airy 17 to 0, Fountain Mills defeated New Market 7 to 1.
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Thomas EB. Watkins
Mt. Alry
West
Yellowstone Park
Mise Eva Moxley
Baltimore
Mise Catherine Paige
Green Valley
Benjamin Kelley
Annapolis
Mise
Bessie Mussetter
Wameville
Pearl
Pearl Athletic Club
Bartholows Stara
Garrell
G Murphy
Bartholows
Peart
Toberg
Groff
Maine
Clarris
Peter Runkles
Clinton Kelly
Fountain Mills
Centreville
Centreville Nine
Rollins
Thompson
Lyles
Burnt Hill
Mt. Airy
New Market
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Mee
Tinenensieensiniemei
William Smith
P. M. Boyden
Boy Scout Movement
Andrew J. 2Immerman
Theslate Road
Mr. Zimmerman
Frank Dowrey
New
Charles Uts
John Sappington
Masonic Ledge
Estern
Gts
Union Chapel School
of. Bartholow’s
B. Runkles
Gatrell
Wagner
G. Murphy
Strine
Runkles
C Murphy
Kelley
C. B. Bumimrrs
Reed
Harris
Attelberry
Tebers
Whipp
Smith
Esworthy
Crum
Atterberry
L, Mawar, Peementee
Frederick Tire CO
E. Patrick ST
Létion
U.S
Geo. B. Kehne
E. All Saints St
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London
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