Bright Iteme of Local and General Interest
Brief bits from The Independent Dram Corps uniforms arrive today and parade prep begins. Baltimore veterans arrive to arrange accommodations for next week’s parade. Misses M Agnes Lease and Beth Maynard graduate as trained nurses at Johns Hopkins. Frederick County cherries and strawberries appear on streets. Minor local notes on residents, sales, and events.
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Dram Corps
Baltimore
M. Agnes Lease
Beth Maynard
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Frederick County
Roger Johnson
Thomas
Thomas R. Johnson
Adamstown
E. Fogle
Buxton
Samuel R. Tregelias
Wholeasse Dry Goods
Wits, Blecher & Co
Toe News
Gatling
f.—Mr. Downey
Montgomery County
Brooke Grove
Monthly Health Report and Death Roll in May
The Health Officer logs deaths and interments for the past month with causes such as pneumonia, vascular diseases, brain disorders, and infectious illnesses. City and county tallies include interments at Mt Olivet and several local graveyards. details cover instruments filed, letters of administration, and a note on a prize for a hand engine contest at a Frederic neighborhood event.
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Eealte
Franklin B. Smith
Cernjens
Mt. Olivet
St. John’s
Wolfiville
Middletowns
Jefferson
New Market
Mt. Tabor
Woodsboro
Central
Utica
Mt. Carmel
Charlesrile
Emmiteburg
Kemptown
Unionville
Rocky Hal
Fremen
Ess
Elows
Messrs
Rosenstock Bros
Freder
Real Estate Transfers and Local Court House Sales in Frederick
Real estate transfers include William P Maulsby and wife to Saint James Evangelical Lutheran church of Frederick for 5700 dollars. E M Zimmerman and wife to Ulysses Toms land in Frederick County. George M Smith to Sarah A Smith ten acres valued at 300 dollars. Plett to Charles F Barnard of Brunswick for 1025 dollars. City property sale notes two houses bought by C E Eckstein for 206 and 331 dollars respectively. Sick news reports G Francis Clingan stroked, resting well. Casper Cline recovering mobility. Heavy cattle sale records six head totaling 7905 pounds to Kolb Brothers. Marriage licenses issued for William Floyd Sirard with Margaret Davis Ritchie and Albert Lindsey Pearce with Nannie Estelle Dixon. An accident at Howe Factory left Wm Cramm with a crushed finger requiring amputation.
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William P. Maulsby
Saint James Evangelical Lutheran Church of Frederick
Frederick
E. M. Zimmerman
Ulysses Toms
Frederick Co
George M. Smith
Sarah A. Smith
Plett
Charles F. Barnard
Brunswick
George W. Strawsberger
Court House
Hamilton Lindsay
Josephine Haller
George Haller
Klinehart
C. E. Eckstein
West Fifth Street
Wiliam Floyd Sirard
Philadelphia
Margaret Davis Ritchie
Albert Lindsey Pearce
Nannie Estelle Dixon
Frederic City
Debate at F C Y M C Library meeting ends in favor of negative
The regular meeting of the F C Y M C Library Rockety last night at 8.45 featured a debate on whether the invention of machinery harms the working man. Marion Moberly and Mebrie Morrison argued affirmative versus Edward Herbert and Geo Bader for the negative. Judges Frank Moore, Murray Thames, and the chair ruled the negative winner after lively discussion.
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F.C. Y. M. C. Library
Was. Lauepe
Debetv
Messrs
Edward Herbert
Geo. Bader
Frank Moore
Murray Thames
Hymeneal News From Frederick Johns Hopkins?
Hymeneal notices recount three marriages in Frederick with elaborate ceremonies at Evangelical Reformed Church and Saint Protestant Episcopal Church. Nannie Estelle Dixon wed Dr Albert L Pearre in a palmed chancel setting, followed by a bridal tour to the north. Margaret Davis Ritchie wed Wm Floyd Sicard at Saint’s Church, with reception at the bride’s home and a Philadelphia-based future. John Poster married Kate Allen at the East Second Street parsonage.
Social World Reception at Ratcliffe Manor in Talbot County
Senator and Mrs Charles H Gibson host a reception at Ratcliffe Manor in Talbot County on Friday from 5 to 9 pm honoring guests Secretary and Mrs John G Carlisle Col and Mrs A A Wilson of Orleans Col and Mrs L Victor Baughman.
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Charles H. Gibson
Ratcliffe Manor
Talbot Couty
John G. Carlisle
A.A. Wilson
Urleans
L. Victor Baughman
Founder of Sharpsburg Chapline Buried in Mountain View
The remains of Col. Joseph Chapline, founder of Sharpsburg on July 9 1763, are moved from the old Chapline farm to Mountain View Cemetery. A four and a half foot blue Vermont marble shaft bears inscriptions about his life, family, and a later dedications by Mrs. J Z Dare.
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Howera
Sharpevurs
Col
Jos.Chapline
Chapline
Sharpeburg
Henry F. Netkirk
Sharpsburg
Joe. Chapline
Frederick
Marpland
Great Spring
Frederick County
Maryland
Horatio Sharpe
Colonel Chapline
Mra. J. Z. Dare
Washington City
Mra Dare
Mountain View Cemetery
Vermont
Gol
Joseph Chapline
Sharpaburg
Jed
Rohane Willams
Ruban Chapline
Jererian, Chapline
Wm. Williams Chaplin
Deborah Chapline
Jamce Chapline
Wash. McCoy
Robrersville
County notes from Mt Pleasant and Mechanicstown May 31
Mt Pleasant reports Miss Sarah Denning visiting from Texas and local improvements including a new wire fence. Corn planting is nearly finished and a missionary meeting is planned at the Reformed Church. Mechanicstown notes the death of Edward Gernand, travel to the World’s Fair, Decoration Day events, and political chatter about Col Schley for internal revenue collector. Pen-Mar opening drew 12,000 visitors with Ziegler’s Orchestra and a bustling pavilion scene.
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MT. Pleasant
Sarah Denning
Texas
Henry Measel
C. A. Thomas
David Wispigier
Mt. Zion
Reformed Church
Mechanicstown
Edward Gernand
John P. Mathias
Ada R. Johnson
Margaret C. Osler
Baltimore
Niagara
Rev. Mann
Methodist Episcopal Church
Pen-Mar
Washington
Hagerstown
Baltimore and Cumberland Valley
Ziegler
Browns and Pastimes Battle to Tie in Dark Fray
About 500 fans watched a vivid Browns versus Pastimes game at the League fronade on Northwestern Addition. Play halted after 7 innings with a 6 to 6 tie at darkness, as both teams chase postponed affairs including Athletics versus Pastnes and the regular Browns versus Athletics meeting set for tonight and tomorrow.
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Bess
Athletics
Pasthnes
Browns
Alnes
Purely Personal Notes From Frederick City
Mr Walter Weller of this city returns from visiting friends in Hagerstown Dr F F Smith visits with Nellie Warner in Washington Miss Minnie Baumgardner returns from Martinsburg W Va Miss Nellie Warner visits Dr F Smith on East Second Street Dr Newton Webb of Harpers Ferry is in Frederick visiting friends He has bought property in Washington and plans to move next fall Miss Alice Mull of Brandock visits her sister Mrs Luther Snyder in the city Rev C L Kennard of Virginia visits friends in Frederick Richard Potts is home for summer vacation The Brast brothers glass blowers from Baltimore are visiting their parental home A Rosenour leaves for a Baltimore business trip Miss Grace Henshaw of Mechanicsburg visits Frederick John Poster and bride left for Frankfort Pa this morning Mr J Demn leaves Tacoma Park for Lancaster Pa Mrs Robert E L Brinham and daughter visit Frederick City Mrs Annie Middlehanff of near Mapleville visits Frederick City Mrs Robert B L Brinham and daughter Mary visit her parents near Mapleville Meantime Mrs Brinham and daughter visit B F Brinham near Mapleville Washington County Md Orphans Court inventories and administrator appointments noted Reception of the Sacred Heart at St John s Catholic Church with eleven named recipients of the adoption crosses and diplomas.
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Pearrke
Dizon
Jane
Evangelical Reformed Church
West Church Street
YU. A. Sharretts
W. A. McComas
Benjamin F. Reich
Frederick
Walter Pearce
Waynesboro
Nannie Estelle Dixon
Charlies ¥. Dixon
Albert L. Pesrre
Garrett and Pearre
Geo. Ed. Smith
E. R. Eschbach
Marechal Nefl Rosen
P. R.R
Pearce
East Second Street
Walter Weller
Hagerstown
Minnie Baumgardner
Martinsburg
W. Va
Nellie Warner
Washington, D. C
FF. Smith
Samuel McKinney
Baltimore
M. Kolb
South Barket Street
Yesteray
F. Bauman
W. H. Michael
G. &. Fleming
North Market Street
Harry Lambert
Grant Kauffman
New Windsor
John K. Keefer
Ballenger Creek
Newton Webb
Harpers Ferry
Alice Mull
Brandock
Luther Snyder
C.L. Kennard
Virginia
Richard Potts
Messrs
Brast
A. Rosenour
Grace Henshaw
Mechanicstown
John Poster
Bride
Frankfort
J. Demn
Tacoma Park
Lancaster
Robert E. L. Brinham
Annie Mr. Middlehanff
Mapleville
Frederick City
Carlin House
Robert B. L. Brinham
Mary
Myersville
Frederick County
B. F. Brinham
Washington County
Mount St. Mary's Narrow Win Over Harrisburg Brokers
Mount St. Mary's baseball defeated Harrisburg Brokers in a tight Emmitsburg game. Pitcher McTigh fanned eleven with only three hits allowed. Gillboy and Sheiner stood out for Harrisburg. Schweitzer and Minnick notable for Mount St. Mary's. Umpires Teasey and Manley. Game lasted one hour thirty minutes.
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Mount St. Mary's
Mount St. Mary’s
Harrisburg Brokers
Emmitsburg
McTigh
Gillboy
Harrieburg
Sheiner
Battersea
Gilboy Schweitzer
Minnick
Teasey
Manley
Congregational Reception at Reformed Church Parlor
A congregational reception will be held this evening in the parlor of the Reformed church. The room has been tastefully decorated and the event is expected to be pleasant.
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the Reformed Church
Local Stock and Services Ad from Frederick MD
Local notice lists stock for sale including baled hay straw and cat hay with delivery across the city. Mentions horses for sale or exchange at 8 Houck West Patrick Street and visits to view stock. Also notes Dr J B Ashardy to visit City Hotel on Thursday June 1 at 3 and stay until Friday at 2. Rambler bicycles advertised with G J tires and purchase at News office.
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Gilveusacsil Zeller & Delashmutt
East
Patrick Street
Houck
West Patrick Street
Frederick
H. A. Sarre
J.B. £. Asrdesty
City Hotel
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