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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1896

Page

4

Purely Personal Notes From County and City Socials

A string of society items from Washington and local towns lists visits and transfers. Miss Mollie Moberly and Miss Marle Harrison vacationed with relatives in Washington DC. various residents, including Miss Bertie Hof and Miss Susie Markey, hosted or visited in Baltimore, Hagerstown, and Frederick. The community column notes travel to Gettysburg for commencement and hints at upcoming rural harvests and postal work changes.

Mollie Moberly James E Walker & Co Marle Harrison Washington, D.C Charles W. Harp Wolfavilis Baltimore Lexington Mra Isabella Stonebraker Carrollton Hotel Michaes Leach Massachusetts Avenue Wash Foson Ingsnore Hills Misa Bertle Hof Washington Susie Markey East Second Street Virginia Chiswell Buckeyatown Mamie Wood East Second Stress Br.b. A. Buter Hagertown Frederick Friday Jefferson D. E. Hargett Harmony Grove Tule County Margaret Branner Miss Branner Atlantic City Mabel Rice Bartholow's George Groshon Missea Margaret and Matilda Myers Doubs’s Gettysburg

Funeral of Mrs Lydia A Orrison at Rocky Springs

Mrs Lydia A Orrison widow of Charles G Orrison of Rocky Springs died suddenly last Sunday. A long procession followed her casket to Rocky Springs Chapel and then Doubs cemetery for interment. She was 57 and a Grace Reformed Church member. Rev S M Hench officiated. Survived by husband two sons Clayton E and Harry and daughter Mrs Laura Moore. Pallbears listed. F Schroeder funeral director.

Mra Orrison Lydia A. Orrison Charles G. Orrison Rocky Springs Yast Rocky Springs Chapel Doub's Cemetery Mra Orrtaon Bronawick Harry Laura Moore Orriton Charles V Baaner Charies Kebue Rdwyerd Strp Wm. Lerser Dacis? Shook Claytor Kemp F. Schroeder

Dunkards at Grossnickle elects Charles Ausherman leader

News of the Churches reports a large Dunkard gathering at Grossnickle's, electing Charles Ausherman as leader. The General Synod of the Reformed Church in Dayton elected Rev Dr B Bachbsch to the home missions board amid a crowded service. Children’s Day will be observed at St Matthew’s on the Manor. Aid Society kneeling service promises further progress.

Dunkards Grossnickle Charles Ausherman General Synod of the Reformed Church Dayton Ohio Youerdsy B. Bachbsch Board of Home Missions St. Matthew's Reformed Church Manor Aid Society

The Key Monument Plans and Flag Day Ceremony

A large Key Movement Association meeting at the YMCA laid plans for Flag Day at Mt Olivet on June 15 with an invocation, choir, oration, poem, flag raising, and cadet military display. A bid for a $10,000 monument to Key, to be erected in Frederick in 1897, was postponed. Miss Elizabeth Johnston of Washington will lecture on Washington portraits to raise funds, with proceeds aiding the Key fund.

Movgment Association Y.M.A . Rocme 4. L Ender Key Mt. Olivet Dr. Beale Arion Hammond Urner St. John’s Cade Sakter Johnson Beg M.C. A Frederick Fins Elizabeth Bryant Johnston Washington, D. C Misa Johnston Washington

Narrow escape from fire at Ebert & Sons carriage plant

A fire at B Ebert & Sons carriage manufactory on West Patrick Street was contained quickly after sparks from a smokestack ignited dry shingle roof. Fire companies staged an impromptu water-throwing contest to test engines, drawing a large crowd as workers and neighbors watched. No major damage beyond a small north-side area. firemen faced no need for active battling.

B. Ebert & Sons Weat Patrick Street Daniel Eisler Chatch Bentz Strest Ean Resldencea Patrick Street Independant United Rootera

Saved From The Storm

Mixt William B Jones of this city received a letter and a copy of the St Louis Republic from her brother A A Miller a resident of St Louis Miller was in the Benigno Zarracioa building on Chouteau Avenue when the tornado struck the roof caved in and windows shattered he escaped unharmed he walked to his North 12th Street home amid scattered wires his wife and two children were uninjured a rotary disrupted the strike Mrs W D Brauch of Madison avenue is on the attack mute

Mixt William B. Jones St. Louis Republic A. A. Miller St. Louis Miller Benigno Zarracioa Chouteau Avenue Mr. Miller

Trial of Dr Wittens EB Perry in Jefferson County

The trial today in the Jefferson County Circuit Court before Judge Faulker concerns Dr Wittens EB Perry charged with attempted assault. Miss Johnson testified she went for medical treatment, was given chloroform, and awoke to Perry violating her. his defense argues the events stem from a hallucination caused by chloroform.

Crakestons Jeferson County Jae 2 Eeys- Treeecomt Irial Wittens EB. Perry Crix Analaseautt Atese J. Johnson Hawiowe Cuca Court Jefferson County Faulkeer Perry Misa Johnson Lis cMilce Jone Ahe Urial Hlacous West Virginia Court of Appeals Abe Cae Tris Ducaly F. W. Brows George Baylor Miss Johnson Willam R. Alexander Winchester Danis B Lucas James M. Mason, Jr

The Buxton Assault Investigations Deepen In Maryland

Baltimore detectives probe the Gaithersburg scene as Justice Bionestreet’s bloody cost tale unravels. Mooday’s worn redpainted item, not bloodied, spurred arrests and rumors of Nesl Randolph and Maccabees. Detectives Pohler Siebold and Sheriff Collier push inquiries, while eye witness Warfield cites Sidney Randolph. Rev Lloyd shelters suspects and withholds signatures.

Baltimore City Osss Gaithersburg Nes Randolph Harman Pohler Baltimore Rockville Kilgour George Siebold Pobler Gaithernburg Collier Neale Opera Warfield Buxton Sidney Randolph L. L. Lloyd Abo Boxton Lloyd

Fire destroys stable in Montgomery County stable burns at A Lindenkohl near Boyd s

Fire swept through a stable on the premises of A Lindenkohl near Boyd s Montgomery county on Monday destroying the structure and its hay and grain contents. The property is now occupied by Miss Cora Bardette. All the family were away. a colored man driving by rescued the shores and buggy from the flames at great personal risk. Loss partially insured and estimated at a substantial sum.

Montgomery County A. Lindenkohl Boyd's Cora Bardette

Tornado accounts featured in St Louis Republic reach readers

St. Louis Papers Tax News acknowledges Horace Clarke son of General James C. Clarke for copies of the St Louis Republic with full tornado illustrations. Clarke is division superintendent of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad at East Bottom. Dowkin't Gets Be- The Biatae fish clerk seat seeks Col John R Ronzer Frederick county delegate. Other applicants follow. Clerk currently Capt Jeff D Loker Democrat. Michael Kennedy painting crew works on East Patrick street property for C L Diffendal Co.

St. Louis Horace . Clarke James C. Clarke Mobile and Ohio Railroad St Louis Republic Clarke M. and O East Bt Dowkin Gr Soethwees John R. Ronzer Frederick County Jef. D. Loker Michael Kennedy East Patrick Street C. L. Diffendal & Co

Modern Beauty Thrives on Good Food and Exercise

The subject thrives on wholesome meals and outdoor activity. Regular outdoor exercise enhances her health, brightness, and facial vitality, while addressing digestive needs with a gentle laxative remedy, Syrup of Figs, made by the California Fig Syrup Company.

California Fig Syrup Company

Saw Mill Fire Destroys Mill and Equipment

A saw mill owned by Lert Wolf at Saccastown collapsed in a blaze Friday between twelve and one. The structure and about 2,000 small passages, 2,000 pickets, and other materials were destroyed. No insurance covered the property, with losses estimated between 500 and 1,000 dollars as two circular saws were ruined and the site left unusable pending repairs. The fire started while workers were at dinner and was reported as the owner left the house to return to work.

Fenday & Paw Lert Wolf Saccastown Ihs County Sotler Wolf

Multiple Local Weddings Reported in Frederick County

The page reports several marriages: Hys erakal Bennit-Triplett wed in Washington at the parsonage with Rev. Dr. Samuel H. Green officiating. Atlee Daisy Price and Rev. Richard Bagby marry today, with Bagby formerly pastor of the Ubrisisn Church in Bustistown. Willis B Bardette and Luis Balle Walker announce a June 9 wedding in Galthersburg with Rev. Lewia L. Lloyd officiating. William A James of Norfolk and Alicia Bowersox of Donba wed at Mrs. N Q O Cline’s home. Rev. W. J. McKennay conducts the ceremony, followed by a reception. couple plans summer in Frederick County before moving to Norfolk.

Bennit—Triplett Parsonage Washington Samuel H. Green Calvary Baptist. Church William W. Benoit Brooklyn X. Y Virginia J. Triplett Frederick Oteat Methodist Episcopal Church Galthersburg Lewla L. Lloyd Ames—Bowerzox William A. James Norfolk Alica Bowersox Donba N. QO. Cline Slater Mies Bowersox W. J. McKennay Methodial Episcopal Church James Frederick County

Old Soldiers Pension Rules Explain New Check Payments

A circular from the Pension Bureau in Washington outlines changes in pension check payments under the new law. Vouchers must now be executed before a magistrate or sworn witnesses, and funds will be mailed after submission. Trips to Washington for direct checks are no longer allowed, making local execution essential.

Penelon Bureau Washington United States Baltimore Maryland

Not so Old as It Looks in Hagerstown Globe

The Hagerstown Globe notes a copy of Ulster County Gazette from January 4, 1800, kept in the city. The issue is worn and yellow with age, mourning its burial of George Washington, and contains an advertisement for a runaway negress. Originally owned by Mr Sheford's wife's family and traced to North Carolina, printed at Taz Nuwa office.

Hagerstown Globe L. Branley Bhuford Ulster County George Washington Gazettes Taz Nuwa

BASE BALL GAME ON MADISON AVENUE Juniors vs picked club

A 6 15 PM baseball game is set on the old Madison avenue grounds between the Frederick Juniors and a picked club with Baumgardner Ely Riddle meier and Bennett as batteries. Also notes a 440% score in favor of Young Crickets over Young Juniors and praises Wr Tobin's catch. Public notices include a civic service offer by Robert Danner for watt pipe work at camp grounds.

Madison Avenue Frederick Baumgardner Ely Riddlemeier Bennett Oung Judiors Tobin Robert Danner Broderick Mer. Dunner

Land Sale Near Court House Captured by Auctioneer

Auctioneer Walter Saunders sold land in front of the Court House this morning, comprising 17 acres 2 roods and 7 perches, near Braddock Heights, to Mr Thomas N Harwood for the total sum.

Walter Saunders Court House Hraddock Heights Thomas N. Harwood

Frederick area notices and community ads 1896

Notices record a volunteer fire company tribute to John W Birtley, local business ads, travel promos, and community events. Frederick MD advertisements include Mrs Norris offerings, a Strawberry and Ice Cream Festival, Majestic Bicycle, B&O excursion tickets, and stock plans with weekly payments for homes.

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