Purely Personal Visits From Friends Across Town and Country
Miss Caroline McSherry visits Baltimore friends. Charles F. Kroh of Washington visits his family here. H. O. Trundle of Liberty spends the day with Frederick friends. General L. Victor Baughman returns from Baltimore and New York. Horton G. Thompson of Gaithersburg calls on Frederick. A Lincoln Engelbrecht and Charles E. of near Jefferson spend the day here. Miss L. Grace Beard returns home after Washington graduation. Miss Margie Lantz returns from Union Bridge Maryland Collegiate Institute. Mrs. Georges W. Dean Alice Dean and Mrs. Lillie Shearer plan a summer in Ocean Grove New Jersey. Miss Cora Lee Fout returns with Miss Nettie Orrison from Burkittsville. Mrs. J. O. Ogie Thurmont returns from Waynesboro after celebrating their mother's fourth birthday. Mrs. Fannie E. Munes of Whitehouse Ohio visits relatives and friends locally, formerly Summers of Myersville. Dr. and Mrs. H. S. Hedges of Brunswick attend National Convention in Buffalo and view Niagara Falls. Thomas L. Coblentz of Los Angeles, a Middletown native, visits the county. eldest son of the late David Coblentz, away 33 years, 26 years since he last visited. He traveled over 3,000 miles in five weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline McSherry
Baltimore
Charles F. Kroh
Washington
H. O. Trundle
Liberty
Frederick
L. Victor Baughman
New York
Horton G. Thompson
Gaithersburg
A. Lincoln Engelbrecht
Aca
Charles E
Jefferson
Cora Lee Fout
Mr. Graham
Burkittsville
Nettie Orrison
J. O. Ogie
Thurmont
Waynesboro
Charles Crise
Philip Mathias
Fannie E. Munes
Whitehouse
Lucas County
Ohio
Munes
Brunswick
Buffalo
Convention of Physicians and Surgeons
Exposition
Niagara Falls
Thomas L. Coblentz
Los Angeles
California
Middletown
David Coblentz
Fragments of Advice and Local Notes From Brunswick
A miscellany of dated maxims and local items. Fraf J J Shenk breaks ground for a new seminary at First Street and First Avenue in Brunswick. G O Miller, a clerk at Gross’ store, injures ribs in a fall at Elgin’s store. Memorial Whit Monday services in Middletown postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Rolling Stone
Middletown
J. J. Shenk
First Street
First Avenue
Brunswick
G. 0. Miller
Wm. J. Gross
E. F. Elgin
Sunday Church Services and Meetings in Frederick
Frederick churches announce a busy Sunday with morning services across All Saints Episcopal Grace Reformed and German Baptist churches, Sunday schools at various times, and special sermons by Rev. E L Mclean Rev Dr E R Hechbach Rev F M Glenn Rev K A R Stein and Rev Thomas Freeman Dixon. Congregational and Lutheran officers named for two year terms. Baccalaureate service set for Woman's College with Prof Beckwith conducting music and J H Appie preaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Ministerial Association
P. BE
Court Street
Sohleysville
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
E. L. Mclean
Grace Reformed Church
Atk. Cde Wddk VO Avening Servics
E.R. Hechbach
Evangelical Reformed Church
F. M. Glenn
Myersville
Pleasant Walk
Jane
Boonsboro
German Baptist Church
Dr. Todd
M. E. Church
Kemp Hall
Hev. K. A. R. Stein
The
Theological Seminary
Lancaster
Mr. Stein
Frederick
L. G. Burber
St. John’s Catholic Church
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Presbyterian Church
Dixon
Moses
Emmitsburg
Ezra R.zimmerman
Albert H. Maxell
James G. Bishop
J. Elmer Zimmerman
Reformed Church
Whit-Monnay
Woman's College
Maurice G. Beckwith
Miss Stecker
J.H
A Month's Record The Death Roll for May
May records show 35 deaths in city and county with 30 in the county. Interments occurred at Mt Olivet seven in city and county total. other yards include St John's and various small cemeteries. Mortality for May lowest this year. Interments list by cemetery and locality follows, noting origins such as Columbia and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Olivet
St. John’s
Utica
Woodville
Mt. Carmel
Emmitsburg
Middletown
Sabillasville
Fengaville
Apple's
Barkittsville
Thurmont
Johnsville
Ladies
Michael
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
City
County
Columbia
Baltimore
Washington
Oklahoma
Social World Soiree Ends Dancing Class Season
Misa Willie Ritchie hosted the final soiree of the season at Independent Hall last night to conclude a successful instructional quarter. A large crowd attended, with many class parents present. Chaperones included Mrs. James McSherry and others. music was by the Frederick Select Orchestra. Ritchie plans a fall class start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Willie Ritchie
Independent Hall
James McSherry
J. J. Dill
Thomas Bader
Marshall Fout
Frederick
Change of Positions in Local Business Firm
Mr. Howard King of this city, formerly with D. O. Winebrener & Son, has moved to Philadelphia and accepted a new position. Mr. Walter S. McDaniel has assumed duties as assistant book-keeper for D. O. Winebrener & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard King
D. O. Winebrener & Son
Philadelphia
Walter S. McDaniel
Long Takes Charge at City Hotel as Proprietor
Mr. P. E. Long, formerly manager, has leased the City Hotel from Thomas N. Harwood and purchased the equipment. He has long experience in Frederick hotels, including the Carlin House and Central Hotel, and will conduct the City Hotel in his own interest, maintaining its first class management and city credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. Long
City Hotel
Thomas N. Harwood
Mr. Long
Frederick
Popolop Spo Loteetet Erd Ted
Baltimore
Groff
Central Hotel
West Patrick Street
Frederick Electric Light and Power Company
Carlin House
Park Hotel
Colorado
Harwood
Long
Rammage Sale At Frederick City Hospital Assoc
The rummage sale opened yesterday by the Frederick City Hospital Association continued last night attracting attention. Tables offer ices cakes and strawberries while homemade candies tempt. Souvenirs pictures and a wide array of household goods including shoes jackets toys books and lamps are sold at bargain prices. The sale runs all day and closes tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Kane to Open Baltimore Based Business College in Frederick
Prof J C Kane of Kane's Business College Baltimore will open a business instruction school at No 4 West Patrick Street on Monday. The six month course costs 50 dollars and runs day and night for scholars. Kane is highly recommended and expected to attract many pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business School
J.C. Kane
Kane's Business College
Baltimore
West Patrick Street
Kane
Frederick
Coming Home: U S Volunteers Begin Manila Return
The fist regiment U S volunteers has started from Manila for home. Mr. H. Lee Landers of Thormont serves as a lieutenant in that regiment and may not return with them. The regiment is to be mustered out July 1 under the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fist Regiment
U. S. Volunteers
Manila
H. Lee Landers
Thormont
Turnpike Company Elections Scheduled for Monday
Five directors of the Frederick and Monocacy Turnpike Company and five managers of the Liberty and Frederick Turnpike Company to be elected Monday morning. Voting to take place at the First National Bank and at the Liberty and Frederick offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick and Monocacy Turnpike Company
First National Bank
Liberty and Frederick Turnpike Company
Tax Commissioners Meeting To Hear Appeals In City
The Commissioners of Taxes will meet at City Register's office on Monday to hear appeals assess recent improvements and correct the levy for 1601. The board will continue in session for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Register’s Office
The Kindergarten Report and Local News Highlights
The Free Kindergarten Association reports a prosperous year with 38 scholars enrolled and 275 contributors, noting 537 dollars collected. Officers reelected include Rev. Dr. Osborne Ingle as president, with Miss Fannie Mullinix resigning as secretary. Also appears: Dr. Winfield Scot Schley’s son will be crippled for a year, Rear-Admiral Schley’s return to duty, a monster carp incident in Seneca, soft crabs prices, Araby home occupation, and a Juniors meeting for the death of Alexander Brengle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Kindergarten Association
Water Strest
South Market Strest
Fannie Mullinix
Misa Beasie Tyson
Osborne Ingle
E. &. Eschbach
Bertha Trail
Emma Newman
Missea Lilly Keller
Elsie Birely
Mattie Pope
Winfield Scots Schley
Schley
Onsil Hig Som
Long Island
Washington
Navy Department
Doll’s Night at City Hotel Buffet Draws Patrons
Doll’s offers a simple square meal tonight at City Hotel Buffet with turtle soup and ham sandwiches. Schlitz beer, the beer that made Milwaukee famous, highlights the menu as Doll’s draws guests in early and plans a late close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
City Hotel
Bartot
Enterprising Frederick ad catalog and notices
A scrambled frederick newspaper page itemizing sales at Winsberg's and Dolbys, a Pupils Recital, an F.F. Seminary Alamon reunion, a Sunday dinner at City Hotel, food and drink listings, a large toy and hardware sale, a concert by the Lesbian and Adalphian Societies, an excursion to Baltimore, a local building association stock issue, dressmaking services, and Dr. Boteler’s eye care practice. It mentions dates June 1 and June 2, 1901, and various prices and products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frederick
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Ireland
Napoleon
Napeleon
South Africa
Chicago
Adiingisn
Dane
Tax News
W. L. Moons
Weather Bureau
Market St
Church Se
H. W
Sunday Schools and Societies
Seolocleleo Eol
Crosta
Seneca
Montgomery County
Araby
Lloyd Macgruder
United States Navy
Carroll Mercer
Bradley O. Isanogle
Charles W. Isanogis
A. J. McKenna
Buckeystown
Junior Steam Fire Engine Company
Alexander Brengle
City Hotel Buffet
Dol's
Yingling
Stevritier
Wineberges
Ab Winsberg’s
City Hall
Lars
Katharine Eisenhauer
F. F. Seminary
Alamon
James Hood
Minnie Markey
Meicht
Okty Hotel
Ony Ananial Sanday
Skiptey & Boost’s
Mason’s
Sucky & Borst’s
Marsh's
AP. Manse
Dole
Forlard
Paulard
Peralan
Paris
Sue
Doll's
Neidig & Miller
Newie & Miller
City Hotel Butter
Lesbian and Adalphian Literary Societies
Cishntee House
Bere
Nworn & Mauss
Mean
Allen G. Quynn & Co
Clinton E. Main
Frederick, Md
Drees
Excelsior Steam Carpet Cleaning Co
Frederick Building Association
J. W. L. Carty
Frederick County National Bank
Doll & Albaugh
Ahi
John C. Hardt
Harry W Bowers
J. W.L. Carty
Secy
A. M. Landauer
Thea. H. Hailer
John H. Bennett
Geo. H. Zimmerman
J. Henry Lampe
Q. C. Carty
H. J.D. Hagan
B. Sappington
B. F. Reich
Haat Church Street
Isanogle & Wagaman
Carter
McGill
Waterman
Stafford
Faber
Diven
Remington Typewriter
Nell Gwynne
Granetara
Carolina Cavalier
Maryland Manor
Lew
Crizas
Richard Carvel
Isahogle & Wagaman
North Market Street
F. B. Sappington
Wm. C. Boteler
Geo
Fearg
Vale
Kodock & CO
A T. Rich & Sons
A. T. Rice & Sons Funeral Directors
North Market Streft Frederick
McFrederick CG
Telephone
T. PB. Rice
Ds. Rice
RMY
NAVY
F. V. Stausss
Bredere
LTB
Ceresville Flour
T. H. Avey
Jones’ Springs
Shriner
Potomac River
Carlonda
Willard
Keller
Patrickst
Fron Sale
Masonic Building
West Church Street
Guidin
Barry W. Bowers
Frederick County
Zellers
Market Street
J. Roger McSherry
James H. Cram
Mad
Clifton
Braddock
Y. Goldsborough
Zatenet
Arnold van Fossen
Market Streets
Mesdim
Andrew J. Wachter
Utica Mills
Mayadimot
James E Poote
East Third Street
Milter
EastWhitreh Stree
Philadelphia Woolen Co
Bow Iphia
Ose
John Baumgardner
North Market
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