Personal Newsletters of Visitors and Locals Reach Liberty
Local social notes recount visits among families in Liberty and nearby towns. Guests include Charles Wolfe and family from Holyoke Massachusetts and Rev. L. F. Warner from Salisbury Maryland. Several Baltimore and Virginia residents visit Liberty households, with travels to Frederick, Boonsboro, and Harper’s Ferry noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wolfe
Sitle
Holyoke
Mass
J. J. Hitecberger
Liberty
L. F. Warner
Salisbury
Biv
George W. Gardner
Howard Mls
Baltimore
John RB. Mills
C. W. Stinespring
Frederick
Boonsboro
Blanche Cisytox
Long Green Valley
Baltimore County
J. H. Marale
M. E. Parsonage
Misa Mary Koontz
T. BR. Phillips
M&g
Helen Stauffer
Walker
Central
Mary Rogers
Legar
W. S. Dudrear
Robert Metcalfe
Maryland Business College
Baltimores
Luther Kuhlman
Bamnarset County
Kuhlman
Go. Harslon
Harrison
Morris Lewis
Roanoke
M. Clair Slater
Harrisonburg
Margaret Wiener
Katharine Wiener
Brunswick
Virginia
B. Rosenour
Theodore Knodle
Harper's Ferry
Mellie Head
G. Warley Tyson
West Second Strost
Billmyer-Warker wedding in Carroll County
On Tierday morning last a quiet wedding joined William Billmyer of near Uniontown Carroll county and Mollie Warner of near Liberty. The bride wore brown novelty cloth trim lace. The groom in black. Relatives witnessed the ceremony. A Sunday dinner will honor the couple at the groom’s parents near Uniontown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billmyer
Warker
Frederick
William Billmyer
Uniontown
Carroll County
Mins Mollie
Samuel J.warner
Near Liberty
Samuel W. Warner
Presbyterian Partonage
Durango
Col
MorriSeae
An Bea TeKts
C. H. Miller
Tile Banyage
Anna
L. H. Sauvage
City Board Delays Lantern Law Petitions and Street Repairs
Frederick aldermen at a special meeting approved bond issues for newly elected officials then debated a petition to repeal the dusk lantern requirement for bicycles, voting ties on the measure and sending it back. They also tasked committees to study sewer repairs on Fast Patrick street and to address street condition along the electric railway route on Pat Tick street. A resolution barred the city from paying electricity bills to the Electric Light and Power Company until Bosley settles overdue taxes, the court having ruled against him. The meeting adjourned with no further business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
Abdermse
Getock
B's2r
Charles L Diffendal
Frederick
Tos Petiion
Myr
Diffendal
Rice
Ehonid Bs
Jyson
Difiends
Poole
Ways
Tyron
Aeewer
Patrick Street
Committee On Streets
Atc
Sea Repaira
Tyson
Pat- Tick Street
Tho
Electric Light and Power Company
Bosley
Bosiey
Bosie
Dead Child Found in Meat House Near Engine House
County Constable Edward K. Adams assisted after a child was found dead in a meat house on the Spurrier tenant property by the B&O engine house. A jury summoned by foreman L. O. Willia concluded the child was a premature birth of unknown parentage, death date unknown but over a year ago. Coroner Geo. M. Smith J. P. and Dr. J. W. Downey attended. Adams summoned the jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward K. Adams
New Market
Charles Spurrier
L. O. Willia
Downey
Jacob A. Paetus
Geo. W. Burgess
H. Z. Smith
P. H. Goh
Silas K. Ute
Charles W. Betrow
Regulation papers authorize raeafer of stolen horse case
Regulation papers from Annspolit authorize transfer of a group of colored men now jailed in the District of Columbia charged with stealing a horse from Mr. Marion Michael near Doubs in this county. Papers were sent to Deputy James Cram and he traveled to Frederick to secure possession of the prisoners. Mr. Michael accompanied a man to retrieve the stolen horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annspolit
District of Columbia
Marion Michaal
Doubs
Thia County
Frederick County
Aberiff
James Cram
Frederick
Micheal Pene
Roadwork advances on county road between Booneboro and Wolls Ville
The 100u nose road project on the Booneboro to Wollsville route nears completion with a machine cutting Red Bill and grading the way in an economical, careful manner. Committees oversee the work and praise its quality, marking a notable county improvement despite rough conditions. Interments at Olivet in July number 14 with nine from the county. a Lazaré incident reports a two inch legged reptile from a reservoir. Pensions granted include Amos C. O'Meal, Albert A. Roberts, and William Schultz. the latter named assistant postmaster of Frederick County starts duties soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonebors
Wolls Ville
Boxing Bout Rumor In Petrick Street Declared
Local sports notes report rising interest in boxing led by Prof Laflin of New York who plans to open a boxing school in East Petrick Street. A challenged Edgin Freed, ex-city power member, to a Marquis of Queensberry match for up to five hundred dollars and gate receipts, with Laflin yet to respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Asc
Lafiia
New York
B.C. Lafin
Predartck
Marquis of Queensbury
Watermelon Run Delights Frederick Wheelmen
Between forty and fifty cyclists from Frederick Bicycle Club organized a watermelon run to Liberty Bridge and back. They gathered at North Market Street fountain, enjoyed ripe melons provided by Mersia Thomas and Louis Kline, then returned by eight to nine o'clock, planning an ice cream run next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Mersia
Thomas
Louis Kline
West Patrick Street
Old Tricks and a Baltimore Arrest at Frederick Junction
Baltimore citizen George McCaffrey was arrested near Frederick Junction by Constable Moberly for carrying a concealed weapon. He was committed to jail for a hearing, amid sharp criticism of the constable’s conduct. The piece notes McCaffrey’s claim the pistol was for protection and recounts community reactions. Also covered is a Baltimore and Ohio Railway Young Men's Christian Association picnic at Island Park, Harper’s Ferry, with about four thousand attendees and special trains. The program included addresses by Baltimore and Washington figures, a healing testimony, and music led by Geo. W. Havel. Additionally, the piece mentions rising property values near an electric road in South Town, citing real estate offers and refusals on adjacent parcels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McCaffrey
Baltimore
Moberly
Frederick Junction
Frederick
White
McCaffrey
Trampe
Harper's Ferry
Baltimore and Ohio
Young Men's Christian Association
Island Park
Potomac River
EF. Z Sheldon
Hev
A. H. Ompson
Bennett Memorial Church
Balt'more
A. F B. Hawks
H. Martin
Washington, D. C
Somale
Pate Bas Evangelist
Mona
Rh. A. French
Cumberland, Md
Thompson
Sheadom
Mise Smith
Reace Rg Aenanington
Geo. W. Havel
Hagerstown Globe
Globe
Mixa. P. A. Brogh
Gragh
Bkle
Camp Lowndes review praises disciplined Black troops before homeward move
The Fira Separate Company at Camp Lowndes near the city prepared to depart by the Bit 0. Railroad at 4:30 this afternoon after inspection by General L. Alison Wilmer and Colonel John F. Saunders. The visit noted good drilling and camp condition, with few men lacking property ownership yet all showing thrift and stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geeacre Wilme
Bolidayoke
Jesse Tyson
W. B. Nearing
Frederick
Wilmer
Saunders
Baltimore
Alrich
Deaths in Maryland area claim three elders and infant
Rev John H Nichols aged 81 died at Odenton Md after a long ministry in the Maryland Annual Conference Methodist Protestant Church. Ezra Linebaugh aged about 58 of Myersville also died after pneumonia and exhaustion. Lloyd Lowndes infant son of Howard and Mrs Norwood died at home near Liberty aged 8 months and 19 days with funeral at Linganore Church Unionville conducted by Joel Butely & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R Nichols
John Hubert Nichols
Odenton
Maryland
Methodist Protestant Church
Philadelphia
Alexandria
James EK. Nichols
Johnaville
County
Ezra Linebaugh
Myeratilie
Myersville
Lloyd Norwood
Lloyd Lowndes
Howard T. Norwood
Liberty
Linganore Church
Unionville
Sach
Joel Butely & Son
IN THE LAW'S GRIP AND CANE CASE AT MAGISTRATE
Thomas Spencer and Jane Davis faced Magistrate Biser over a missing cane said to belong to Spencer. The cane was found at Davis's home with no proof she took it. A boy, Jerry Hopkins, was seen with the cane and gave it to a girl. he vanished from Frederick days ago, ending the case. Rosa Blank obtained a warrant for her husband on wife beating charges. Judge Biser sent the case to the constable. Sheridan Holbrunner, charged with striking Geo. Anderson, is held for the next term in bail set at 100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Spencer
Jane Davis
Biser
Spencer
Davis
Latrate Biser
Ashe
Jerry Hopkins
Bestole
Frederick
Rosa Blank
Letering
Constable Simpson
Nest High Knob
Amld
Sheridan Holbrunner
Geo. Anderon
New Frederick Baltimore Passenger Schedule From Peninsular Co
A revised schedule from the Peoneylvania Sailroot Company, via the Business Men's Association, routes travel between Frederick and Baltimore with connections to Hagerstown Philadelphia and New York. Trains depart Frederick at 7 0 0 a m and 5 0 0 p m. arrivals include Baltimore 8 58 and 7 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoneylvania Sailroot Company
Mosday
Frederizé
Bslrtmore
Businese Mee
Civ
Ctherals
Pesnylvania Company
Yeserday
A CG McAsrvell
Bea‘quartere
Uist & Dew
Lee
Eliy
Frederick
Baltimore
Jagerstoun
Paisae Gelphis
New York
Hagerstown
Aseengere E Mrolog
Philadelphia
Braceville
Pny Peemengers
Harerermy
Hageratown
Maryland Road
Bruceville
Atlantic City
United Brethren Church Walkeraville Reopens With Dedicatory Sermon
The United Brethren Church of Walkersville reopens after repairs with a dedicatory sermon by Bishop E S Kephart of Baltimore and a service featuring visiting ministers and special music. Also notes the Liberty Circuit meeting at Walkornville and UD B Church events, plus Elmer Layne renovating Mrs Rose Jones property on East Church street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Walkeravilis
Kephart
Baltimore
Liberty Circuit
M. P
Walkornville
J. D. Kinser
Liberty
UD. B
Walkersville
Mt. Vernon
Rey G. A Roudabuah
Boonsboro
Elmer Layne
Rose Jones
East Church Street
Riflemen Excursion Weekend Adds Three Ball Games
Allen G Quynn Co offers a Ball excursion Wednesday August Ssh with three games, New York and Baltimore at Baltimore August 6th. Round trip one dollar, tickets valid three days. Special rates for board at the Ho House. Isidor at Bosenour's store provides properly adjusted gineses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fae Riflemen
New York
Baltimore
Ho House
Gineses
Isidor
Bosenour
Hailstorm Ripples Carroll County Weather Report
A Carroll County hailstorm hit Wednesday evening near Carroll, with stones weighing up to ten to fourteen ounces and specks seen on lemons washed in lukewarm water. The storm caused minor damage but no serious injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll
Galthet
Carroll County
Island Fork sprat run by exta auspices of school
A fragmentary item notes a small party departed Frederick this morning for Island Fork to sprat the day under the auspices of the Reformed Sunday School. The text is garbled but indicates a church affiliated excursion or outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Island Fork
Sprat
Reformed Sanday School
Practice Shoots Reported At Clay Grounds
Several members of Frederick Gan Omb conducted a practice start at the clay grounds yesterday. Clay pigeons were paid and shots were fired from unknown angles. Mr. Oscar Rhodes, with B. Rosenour & Bons, is on the alek list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Gan Omb
Angies
Oscar Rhodes
B. Rosenour
Bons
Om Ube Alek List
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Libertytown
Charles Schultz
Fred
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Frederick Boxer
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Lafith
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KEW P
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John Hendrickson
Makino
Jonn Henopzioxson
V. Staub
EL J. Suse
Dublin
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Continental Portse
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North Market Atreat
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Rovece & Neidig
Bodoce
Neidio
T. Bige & Bone
A. T. Rice & Son: Funeral Directors
James BE. Walker & OO
D E. Walerer & CO
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Waizzer & OU
Brady
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South Market Street
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William A. Manstein
Court Atrect
Doll’s
Hoffman
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Tull
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Bess
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Rochester
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Arplus
Bay View
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York Biscuit
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Allen G. Quynn & Co
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