Purely Personal notes from local residents and visitors
A jumble of social items lists pleasure trips and visits by residents and friends. Names include Ehone Who Come sai Ge, Austin Bsughmasn, Alten Rohrback, Misses Doll of Wartinsbure, Mrs. Bieneabare of Baltimore, Miss Mary Darling, Roosevelt Schuyler of New York, Rev L Fr arner, Miss J Garter, Miss Marian and Adaming from St Michael's, and many others visiting relatives, attending retreats, or spending summers near Frederic and Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Bsughmasn
Balthmore County
Alten Rohrback
Pillsburg
Bieneabare
Baltfnoce
Wheitlegher
M. Landauer
Doll
Wartinsbure
Val
Reformed Parson
Fatebury, Md
Klemdis
Midiow
Katie Hamilton
Frederia
Lawson Bier
Middletown
Mary E. Norris
Gistera Marian
Adaming
St Michael’s School
Baltimore
Notre Dame Academy
Liberty
Melets and
Gaitha
Ars
Baltmore
Notre Dame
Maryland
Charles Street
Mire
Urner
J. “Werris
Anns Brownlex
D. J. Brownias
Baltimore City
N. EB. Norris
Asionville
Bernie Wagner
Jozeph L. Wagner
Jack
Misa Ems Backman
Phtsburg
Mise Lu
Kennedy
Taoma
Guests at Singanore gather for Lisner farm event
A guest list from Linganore Hill Farm includes E. Gillingham Register, Beasle and Helen Register, Hate, Mary Wyar, Abrams family, Summers family, Wm J Kines and Regina and Elizabeth Kines, C R Poe, Nannie Poe, Walter and Howard Gavacz, John R Staam, GC A Wagner family, Onohon-Gro, Omohandro include Eagar Omohandro, Clitésce B. Marriot, Carter and Doud sisters, Sarah and Kate McDevitt of Baltimore, A Mowbray and son Gail, Wightman sisters Mary Elizabeth Helen Emma, Drnham family, Philip Happ family, Lewis family of Washington, J. Brocket of Ann'sports, George D. Long of Harrisburg, Bidney Bisckwood of Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singanore
Arspow Register
Linganore Hille Farm
Scar
Nannie
Poe
Giyan
Walter
Howard Gavacz
John R. Staam
GC. A. Wagner
Onohon- Gro
Missiepa
Omohandro
Eagar Omohandro
Carter
Anns Doud
Sarah
Kate McDevitt
Baltimore
A. Mowbray
Gail Mowbray
Mary Elizabeth
Helen
Emma Wightman
Drnham
Phiilip Happ
Lewis and Family
Washington
Tacks scattering on Main Street spark safety alert
A number of new tacks were scattered along the end of Main Street Liberty by an unknown person, causing punctures in six bicycle tires and raising concerns about public safety in the area.
Two Woodsboro Cows Die After Dog Bite
Cate Hirton reports that on Thursday last two cows owned by Mr. D F Zimmerman of Woodsboro were bitten by eight dogs believed mad and both animals subsequently died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cate Hirton
Thoreday
D. PF. Zimmerman
Woodsboro
The Sick. Mica Bessia Levy, West Third atree?
A fragment mentions an individual named Mica Bessia Levy at West Third, with garbled text suggesting a health or confinement note. Details are unclear due to OCR damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mica Bessia Levy
West Third Atree
Bonds of City Employes Accepted and Approved Last Night
City Aldermen approved bonds from municipal employees including the City Registrar and police subordinates. A sewer on East Street and repairs to Eighth Street were referred to the streets committee for study. Water system inspection is set for August 5, and claims from Markell & Trelland and Atlantic Refining were forwarded to the claims committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
G. Waring Tyson
ML Nixdorff
Mezers
Brengis
Stone
Henzer
Eichelberger
Abrecht
Hobbs
Catton Stoll
J. E Poole
W.D. Ridgely
B. F. Chew
F. F. Tyerer
City Hall
Qbenderfer
Tyson
Figancé
Merss
Rice
Biser
Diffendal
Poole
Diffendil
A Creek
Messrs
D'ffendal and
Messre
Meeers
Eeene Rice
Diffindal
Ball
East Street
Eighth Street
Etreeta
Iaa
Markell & Trelland
Atlantic Refining Company
Committee On
IX THE LAW'S GRIP ON A CHARGE OF ASSAULT
A man charged with assault on Charles Doi of near Yellow Saringe appeared this morning for hearing. He claimed provocation from the accuser and denied slanderous charges. A separate note reports an insane colored pauper, Montsuua Desplisl, released yesterday on a writ of habeas corpus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeetorday
Charles Doirow
Yellow Saringe
Peta
Khy Darrow
Sammers
Dartgis
Frederick
Fiarher
Wis
Musical and elocution program at local school
Pr Janes B Harding presented a pleasant musical and literary entertainment last evening at the female academy ball before a large audience. Prof George B Smith presided as master of ceremonies. The program featured vocal pieces by Hodao, Compher, Hall and others with notes on peontee and a display of eloquence by Miss Harding and Miss Howe of Washington. The event drew praise for its refined performances and the audience's enthusiastic reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janes B. Harding
Ain
Land School For the Blind
Sagsted
George Ba. Smith
VicHodao, Mesere
Owen Compher
Harry Hall
Alee
John T. Bedes
Edith
Harding
Mies Howe
Washington
Baleb
Peontee
PB -Allen
Iilent
Church conference schedules and summer events across circuits
NEWS OF THE CHURCHES reports that Burckittsville Lutheran pastor Hey. CG. By Ritter takes a few weeks off. The Liberty circuit quarterly conference meets in Walkersville on August 16. Zinganore and Union Bridge circuits hold events at Unionville on August 21. Eitsinger of Bellmore will preach at Liberty August 23, with Rev H L Hilderdite, Westminster Theological Seminary president, August 22. A big Y P C A picnic at Liberty on August 21 features Rev Hugh L Rheidice, president of Westminster Theological Seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burckittsville
Ritter
Liberty Circuit
Walkersville St
An. J
Zinganore
Union Bridge Circuit
Unionville
Eitsinger
Bellmore
M.P
Liberty
August Sib
H.L Hilderdite
Westminster
Pheopzicsi
Hugh L. Kheidice
Westminster Theological Terminary
Funeral for Miza Nauofe L Hatler Held at Mt Olivet Cemetery
The funeral for Miza Nauofe L Hatler was held yesterday afternoon at four o'clock in Mt Olivet Cemetery. Speakers and attendees included family members and local mourners, with the service conducted at the deceaseds natal home and burial following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miza Nauofe L. Hatler
Natal
Erward
Mt Olivet Ceneter
Were
Mesa i
Haney
Snake charms on a farm near Middletown
On a farm belonging to Josephus Shafer a large black snake was petted by Grace Shafer while lying quiet in the grass. Ethel Shafer found her sister stroking the reptile and the family alerted workers who killed the snake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlstown Valley Register
Josephus Shafer
Sbhsfers
Ethel
Grace
Catoctin and Myersville Road Funding Progress Reported
In Middletown Valley work on the Catoctin and Myersville Electric Road advances with encouraging progress. Organizers say they nearly have sufficient funds and expect to build the road this year. Reno, Harp, and Johnson visited Middletown last Friday, securing many subscriptions, though some residents have yet to subscribe to support the enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cauvss
Middletown Valley
Mesers
Reno
Harp
Charles W Johnson
Middletown
Independer Hose Company Holds Regular Meeting Tonight
The Independents Hose Company No 1 will convene its regular quarterly meeting at 8 oclock this evening. An action will be taken on a communication from Waynesboro Paes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independer Hose Company
No. 1
Waynesdozo
Paes
Telephone boom in city as switchboard expansion awaited
The State Telephone company reports 256 telephones in use and many applications pending a new 400 wire switchboard. The service has grown popular with the public, charging 25 per year for business line and 15 per year for private lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telephonesa
State Telephone Company
Frederick County Marriage Licenses and Wheat Crop Outlook
Marriage licenses list Charles Afra and Rebecca Etherage of Frederick and Christopher Columbina Aten with Mary Elizabeth Valentine, both of the county. The wheat crop in Frederick County is estimated at 1.5 million bushels in recent years, with this year expected to reach about 3 million bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Afra
Rebecca Etherage
Egiored
Frederick
Christopher Columbina Aten
Mary Elizabeth Valentine
County
Frederick County
Louis Victor’s Sacces Lenis Victor Wins Portland Race
Louis Victor’s Sacces Lenis Victor, once owned by C M de Garmerdis of Tascstors Stock Fara, won the 215 cisss race in Portland Maine, with heats run in 2142 2142 and 215. He was driven to a 2.37 record by de Garmerdis, who sold him to Mr. Bessial of New Jersey, the current owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Victor
Sacces Lenis Victor
C. M de Garmerdis
Tascstors Stock
Fara
Portland
Kea King
de Garmerdis
Bessial
New Jersey
Camp Date Changed for Liberty Meeting
The opening date for the colored peamp mesting at Liberty has been moved to Saturday August 14 and will continue over three Sundays, per updated plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Lutheran Picnic At Brad Dock Heights Draws Hundreds
The Lutheran Sunday school held its annual picnic today at Brad Dock Heights with hundreds attending via trolley cars. Property Deeded lists Daniel W. Forrest to Ottus Hays for 29 acres of land priced at 850 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Sunday School
Braddock Heights
Daniel W. Forrest
Ovtus' Alonz Hays
When to be the Lawn Mower
The note warns against mowing in extreme heat without ample water. It cautions that frequent mowing in a very dry season can stressed the grass and damage lawns, urging careful management of watering and mowing schedules.
Excised and Indignant over Jefferson County Beer Bottling Stop
A garbled report notes local temperance sentiment in Jefferson County as a beer bottling establishment faces opposition from the community and a Colored M. E. Church presence appears in the brief fragment. The piece lacks clear dates or names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Thia County
Ars
Ovet & Zeport
Walch
M. E
Walkersville Band Engaged for Bay Ridge Excursion
The Walkersville band of 25 members will perform in Frederick Riflemen’s Bay Ridge excursion. The group will accompany the unit on the trip, providing music and marching support for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
Will Fee Ee
Sheriff shoots fleeing thief on Frederick Pike
On Bargers Shop road near Ellicott City a sheriff confronted a man fleeing with a pistol. The shot struck the fugitive in the back, lodging near the spine and intestines. The wounded man was taken to the county jail then Maryland University Hospital in Baltimore for surgery. The sheriff described the episode and the suspect admitted fleeing after being stopped while trying to sell harness. Local witness Geo Neal identified the Baltimore area suspect and the case drew medical attention for life threatening injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bargers
Ellicott Cty
Frederick Pike
Bhorif OidGela
Salem
Frederick County
Eulliott City
Willian &. Bocgs
Maryland University Hospitel
Baltimore
Geo. Neal
Sherry Oldfield
Cfeer
Thomas
Coarles
Jacgise
Thomsa
Hulanad
Local religious committee approves weekly meeting change
A religious work committee votes to move a weekly gathering to ten o clock. Heavy rains and repairs to association courts delay the fascisement. Several youths inspect work arising from Baltimore Polytechnic School projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thori
Jeter
Anen
Atguaton
Baltimore Polytechnic School
Appointment Change for Washington Deputy in Charge of Divisions
Charles Bo8ub presides as interim revenue deputy over divisions 11 and 28. Their districts in Washingto erlok and Carrot counties were consolidated earlier to cut costs. Hilton R. Hawkins of Hagerstown was yesterday promoted to the vacancy, with a $1000 annual salary and $850 travel allowance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bo8ub
Hilton R. Hiwkins
Deruty St Hagerstown
Band Engagements Booked by Middletown Orchestra
The American Band of Middletown has five engagements scheduled. On Saturday July 31 they play at the Feaga vilis picnic. Saturday August 7 they perform at the Junior Grider picnic. Saturday August 14 they appear at the Braddcex picnic. Saturday August 21 they headline at the Appietown picnic. Saturday August 28 they play at the big union picnic near Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Fo Lawe
Jay
Feagavilis
Contemplated Improvement on North Market Street
Within the next year or two the proprietor of a handsome establishment on North Market Street between the Square Corner and Church Street plans to tear down the current building and erect a more modern store to house Frederick’s finest shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Street
Frederick
War relic added to collection dies in Monocacy find
Mr. Charles W H Keefer received a Golt's pattern army revolver described as a six chamber weapon with wooden parts corroded and rusted. The rifle was found attached to a Monocacy battle site and part of his war relics collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W H. Keefer
Knights of Pythias to Convene in City Gathering
The Knights of Pythias announce a large local gathering as the Supreme Convention approaches. The event will be held here in connection with Maryland and District of Columbia members, signaling a significant regional assembly of the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythias
Thiseaty
Order
I' Reanlon
Marylend
District of Columbia
A Wistful Witness at Pennsylvania Hallroad Scene
A carload of watermelons arrived yesterday consigned to a local desier. While unloading a small group of children gazed wistfully at the scene with glib eyes, creating a fleeting moment of quiet wonder amid the bustle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Frescoing Resumes at St Peters Church by Lamps Firm
The Messrs Lamps of Frederick have resumed frescoing work at St Peters Roman Catholic Church, 25 HF en.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
St. Peters Roman Catholic Church
Maryland Bar Association Elects Officers and Dignitaries
The Maryland State Bar Association elected officers for the ensuing year led by President Robert F. Banderson of Allegany. George W. Parnell Worcester Harrison W. Vickera Kent Frederick R. Williams Barford J Clarence Lane Washington David N. Homming Carroll John C Matter Frederick L Alison Wilmer Charles Casrles E Phelps Thomas G Hayes Baltimore city as secretary Conway W Sama Baltimore treasurer George Whitelock Baltimore executive council John Prentias Poe Baltimore Thomas G Robinson Harford Josn 8 Wirt Cecil John B Gray Calvert Delegates to the American Bar Association Judge Beary Paga Judge David W Bloan John Preatis Pos Baltimore About 150 members attended including many judges and leading lawyers. Judge Pacis gave the keynote address to hearty applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland State Bar Association
Caicera
Seeran
Robert FR. Banderson
Allegany
George W. Parnell
Worcester
Harrison W. Vickera
Kent
Frederick R. Williams
Barford
J. Clarence Lane
Washington
David N. Homming
Carroll
John C. Matter
Frederick
L. Alison, Wilmer
Charles
Casrles
George W. Covington
William Ro Marifo
James Alfred Pearce
Joan P. Poe
Hubert KR. Aenderson
Thomass H. Robinson
Larin L. Waters
James E. Elegood
Baltimore County Ost
Morphy
Jurge Phelis
Committee On
George W. Parpell
B. Tippets
Committee On Legal “Reforma
Garrals
Bax Association
Lentie Hotel
Joan
Poe
Judge McSherry Address Praised by Legal Figures
The Marsisod Bar Association members praised Judge McSherry for a powerful address on legal education. John Prentiss Poe and James Alfred Pearce commended its grace, vigor, and thoughtful insight, predicting support for a State Board of Law Examiners and highlighting his qualifications and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge McSherry
Marsisod Bar Association
James Alfred Pearce
McSherry
Legil
Spd
Damage to Wheat Feared in Hood Reports
Reports to General Hood show farmers along the road fear contigu ous Ising will harm the wheat crop. Much wheat remains under cover while a large share lies exposed. Liberty Wheelwomen Mrs. R Frank Sappington and Miss Daisy Thomas adopt the wheel, promoting BuCCERS and Hood's Sarsaparilla to claim cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M Hood
W. M. Ror
Liberty
R. Frank Sappington
Daisy Thomas
Lad Fell in Play Causes Deep Chin Cut
Ordemin, son of Mr. Ordemac of West Third Street, suffered a severe chin cut after a fall during a game yesterday afternoon. Details remain limited as the incident is reported in the Yale Daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berman
Ordemin
Dr. Ordemac
West Third Street
Local auction sale and travel notices in Baltimore area
Auction sale of clothing, hats, caps and furniture goods at J. W. Goodman’s North Market Street beginning Saturday July 31 at 3 p m with daily auctions until sold. Special arrangements for Riflemen’s Excavation and Bay Ridge trips. August 8 travel tickets good for Star Pace at $1 60 round trip. Mizpah Chapter No 9 Eastern Star meets July 30 to adopt by laws. Mount Air meeting accommodations. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad excursion tickets from Frederick at 70 cents round trip July 19 to August 3 inclusive. New York City entrance via Whitehall Terminal opened July 19 with connections to major lines and ferries. Tickets via B and O save inconvenience. Managers: D B Martin and J Schryver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mizpah
Order of the Eastern Star
Mssonfe Hall
Glicinger
Aecretary
Persane
Mt. Airy
Baltimore
Ohio
Frederick
Whitehall Terminal
New York City
Ail Porta
New York Cty
Brooklyn
South Ferry
Battery
Ninth Avenue
Broadway
Columbus
Lexington Avenue
Staten Island
Ham
Mon Avenue
Thhitz-Ninth Street
Breezlyr
New York Vis B. & Q
D. B. Martin
Mansger Pasenger
J. of. Schryver
General Pasenger
L. EB. Mullines
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Mal—Jamen
Donslan
Serbourne
Maria Therven
Louis
Sears
Walter Pater
Oxford
Saat
Wasameron
D. C
W.L. Moors
The
Weather Bureau
Eas
Fae OmMee
W. Goodman
Rifimen’s
Dell Brothers
D. Feralas Nena Cs Carty
News OF the Churches
Roneball
MGA
Sfate Bar Association
Whyte
Darney
Ian Johnson
Solder
Faiily Supreme Cou
Bar Association
D. J. Bufford
St. Pater’s Roman Catholic Church
St. Patrick’s Church
Waabington
Fie Lin
Court of Appeals
Aeary Pages
J. Clience Lane
Washington County
Gene K. Allison Wilmer
Charles County
Hood
Arem Tore
Amy Kate
BSC
Caai- Fulm
B&st
Lxi-Ang Wnen Chase
Joux Henpniczsoy
Orrases
Yale Daily
Riflemen’s
Ssilimore End Bay Ridge
Tasaday
Stara Pace
Het Rolla
West Patrick
Ge .Bend
Philadelphia
L.A. W
Ba&o
R. Rohas
Sints
Ob'o
B &O
Tani
L. E
Munoz
Armkamts
Debes Goons
Mary Raa Marti
Keke
Cingeans
Prutard
A. T. Rice & Sone
FppPasiaani Sno
A. T. Ros & Som
North Market Biseet
Telefhore
Wits
Root Besh
North Nareet Street
James &. Wacken & CO
Walker
Bargava
Fredahice
Lawne
Tai
EL Weasita .Co
Avi Gabry
Ikea
BOLLS
Japan
China
Barry Bull
Don Baorsess
Market ST
J. Remsburg
N. Market
Gretf House
Maik
Ootodawsm
C D. Doll
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