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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1903
Page
3
Subscribers are asked to report promptly to The News any irregularity in receipt of papers. The notice emphasizes timely communication to ensure uninterrupted delivery and accurate circulation records.
Finalant Tyson and family occupy a cottage at Walingdale Braddock Heights. O B Stonebraker of Washington visits A O McVardell on North Market street. Clerenos Doyle and William Sharpe of Washington DC visit friends here. Mrs Horace W Marke of Mobile attends Woman's College commencement. Mrs Charles T Picking leaves for Baltimore to visit parents. Miss Nips Marshall of York PA visits Grace and Masls Prios. Miss Aliis Cram returns from Glassboro NC with her sister Mrs Harry Cram. Mr and Mrs William H Ramsburg go to Martinsburg WV for the Ramsaburg Peters wedding.
The annual commencement concert at Woman's College featured advanced piano and vocal students and selections from The Japanese Girl operetta, with repeated numbers. Evening program honored by a large audience, highlighting diplomas, solos, duets, and choral pieces.
A large general committee meeting at City Hall discussed decorations for business and home fronts along the parade route. Parade will start at 3 39 p m from North Market street to the Maryland School for the Deaf, with Chief Marshal State Senator Jacob Rohrback and a list of aides coordinating. A bureau of information at 25 North Market street opens to arrange lodging for firemen and visitors next week.
Arrangements for Alexander Young Camp Confederate Veterans and Fitshaugh Lie Chapter Daughters of the Confederacy memorial events set for Saturday June 6 at 3 PM. Major Albert Akers of Washington DC to deliver address. flowers received at UDC rooms. program includes assembly, music, invocations, solos, recitations, and mayoral oration.
Constable Harry DeGrange reports a demented man linked to Adamstown remains at large after recent incidents near Mr. Stankie’s home. A suspect was jailed for vagrancy in Frederick while another in Montevue Hospital was misidentified. The watcher, once bareheaded, now wears a cap and avoids capture as details about his feeding place stay unclear.
A large turnout at W.S Hobley Aid No 8 hall finalized plans for a strawberry and ice cream festival to run Thursday through Saturday. Proceeds will aid the Sons of Veterans with uniforms. Resolutions praised flower donations and helpers in recent exercises. Members also note upcoming Maryland division meeting in Bay Ridge on January 23 and 24.
The mayor and Board of Aldermen held a special meeting to consider bonds and an ordinance for new paving. The paving plan from engineer F. Charkley Hatton was approved, with bids for bonds rejected as insufficient. Firemen's Convention decorations from Frank G. Silvers & Company were approved at about 60 dollars, plus extra electric lights on Market Street.
A Maryland Agricultural College student, B. Galvin Biser, 19, of Frederick County, Md., was arrested by Constable Rafas H. Vincent on two larceny charges tied to December to May 6, with items vanished from the chemical laboratory. He was held on $500 bond at Hyattsville, later released after bail posted by his father. In a separate note, a June 1 Park Mills game saw Flint Hill beat Urbana 26 to 210 with Soper striking out 20 and Talbott hitting two homers.
A regional dining page notes the qc hotel grill serving items in proper season with live lobsters available, highlighting fresh seafood options and an emphasis on quality service. The listing conveys a concise menu focus and a prompt dining experience.
On June 6 1903 the Frederick Building Association will issue stock for Series No 9 with dues 25 cents per week per share and entrance fees one cent per share. Directors listed include John O Hardt and J W J Carty. Exhibits on eye exams by Prof O W Himes to be held at Park Hotel June 1 2 and 3. Excursion and rail rates offered for Washington Baltimore trips. One way Colonist rates to the West valid to June 14 1908. Special summer resort tickets on sale via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for trips to the Alleghenies with return through October List.
A permanent information bureau opens at 25 North Market streets to arrange housing for firemen and visitors attending the State Firemen’s Convention June 19 12. Volunteers and lodging providers are urged to call or mail details. The Korean will operate nightly 6 to 9 PM. Committees will arrange accommodations. boarding houses and private families urged to help. A note on other notices and local commerce follows.
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