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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1892
Page
5
A fragmented page listing diverse items including advertisements for peat tins pastries baking powder and a bakery, plus sections Miscellaneous and Legal Notices. It references Equity notices No 5905 and No 596% and mentions festivals, help wanted, and dining establishments.
Budget of eight items notes various local happenings. Wall painting for Mr. Baker, new furniture for Houck mansion, new coachman for Hon. Hoffman, resignations and appointments in Carroll county, music party on West Church Street, shipments of antique furniture to Logan and Toland, a saw accident injuring a hand, lodge entertainments in Mechanicstown, repainting on the Emmitsburg Railroad line, whitewashed fencing at Frederick City Packing, a toddler finger amputation from a stone fall, Polly Green claimed as oldest in Middletown, wide-ranging minor municipal items and incidents across Walkerville, Woodsboro and Harmony area.
The Philomathean Literary Society held its annual spring banquet at the Carlin House after gathering at the Etchison building. Members enjoyed a formal parade, a lavish table, toasts, speeches on learning and Maryland, Italian musicians, and a vote of thanks to the hotel staff. The season ends with a closing meeting next Friday.
commencement exercises set for Wednesday June 22 at the Reformed Church. Professor E B Prettyman president of the State Normal School will deliver the bachelor laureate address. Rev T F Hoffmeier and Ephraim Boblitz county school examiner will also speak. graduates include six young men and three young ladies. junior speakers and essays will be heard with music by the church choir.
Huffman Carured and Deputy Bborif W. J. McDonald of Martinsburg completed a 360 mile ride over two mountains to seize Hullman, the silent claimant of Pluckney Warnfeliz of Wolfaville, and jailed him in Berkeley County jail. The capture occurred near Hard Scrabble in Mildietown Valley. Conflicting statements exist regarding Warrenfellz's location in Cumberland and other conversations.
The catalog announces Rev H Turner of Burkittevill e county as principal with a large corps of instructors and officers. E Whipp of Barbittaville is instructor in matrimen Justis Hildebrand listed as a junior class member from Token Te Maite eneaty near Byece ville.
The group including Merere, Win Hooper, Here Butcher, Allen Moberly and Mr Mae left this morning on a fishing expedition to the Monocacy. Ernest Pools, John Matiz, Win Hooper, Harry Butcher and Harz my Caatle were present yesterday when forty fine suckers were caught.
Mrs Jonathan A Mchaffer of near Braddock reports dahlia blooms with one stalk bearing eight flowers including twins on two, four flowers on two stems, and 35 buds on the plant. They have been blooming since May 7.
The Rev. KR Whittinghem delivered a notable lecture at Kemp Hall to a very large appreciative audience. Proceeds benefited the Episcopal church at Mechanicstown.
The Knights of Augustine of Pred erick Washington Baltimore and Upper Marlboro hold a memorial Monday. A grand parade by uniformed knights departs NavArite ball to St John’s Catholic church for services. A nighttime promenade follows led by visiting commanderies officers. Key figures include Chief Commander Robert J. Jenkins and secretary We, Hil.
Weather and town notes fill a lively column recounting a May week of social events. references include ice cream parlors, garden openings, a Phi Lem at public gathering, a World’s Fair meeting, a wedding, Grand Army veneration, school closings, Masons events, and local gossip about residents and vendors. Mary Jann closes the piece with thanks.
Fragmented obituary notices report deaths including Mrs Sarah A C Gannon of Carroll Street aged 84 from paralysis at home. funeral at 2 15 from the house with Catholic services, interment at Mount Ulivet. Also listed are Lily Gamury aged 70 formerly of Manchester, and David Keeney of New Market who died after a fall.
At the Court House the Republican city convention selected Jacob B. Tyson as mayoral candidate. Alex Tyson and others were nominated for alderman districts. Tyson accepted after party pressure. In the Democratic primary the meeting approved Fleming’s unanimous nomination and adopted the emblem "Jackson and Liberty" before adjournment.
An intereating baseball game last evening in Northwest Addition matched Union Foundry against Fast Mall Club. Fast Mall won 7108 with Wood and Molesworth catching. Whalen's batting stood out as a highlight. The Bolivar club defeated Burkittaville near Mount Tabor last Thursday by 2 to 1, after previously besting them 44 to 1. A future contest is set for Cannon on Monday morning between Third Academy and South Street Nines, with Wolf and Wool on defense for the former and Mialth and Clabaugh for South Street.
A corps of engineers led by Alex Murdoch of Philadelphia began yesterday from Chambersburg to Blaze Line to survey a 23 mile route to Hancock Maryland. The goal is to assess building a railroad from State Line to Hancock to connect the Cumberland Valley with the West Virginia Central, which seeks tidewater access via Cumberland Valley and Pennsylvania routes. The survey will run two to four weeks as the two lines meet near Hancock.
The seventh annual Lutheran Reunion at Per-Mar will be held Thursday August 4. New attractions and improvements on the grounds include larger canvass shelters to protect thousands from sun or rain and adjoin the large stand for the band clergy and speakers. The program lists the speakers and new features. Chairman Rev. W. C. Wire says the coming reunion will surpass previous events.
The funeral for Mrs. Harrison Conley is set for Monday at 10 am. Henrietta Robinson’s funeral proceeded from Middle Alley residence and services were at Quinn's AME Church with Rev. O A Young and Rev R K Lawcen officiating. Pallbearers named. interment at Green Mount Cemetery. A T Hice & Bros funeral directors.
The Washington County Board of County Commissioners set the current year's levy totaling 618,990,712, up by 342 from the prior year. They note an estate valued at 108,000 was removed from the county to the children upon reaching age majority, with no residents affected.
A telegram from Midilie town Jeet reports Mr Martin T Ranteahn of Dapton was fatally injured yesterday morning. He is about 40 years old and leaves a family. The message mentions relatives in Miilietown valley and in Montgomery County.
The eighth annual encampment of the Maryland Division Sons of Veterans will be held at Frederick with a full program. Activities run Tuesday through Wednesday the 19th including a camp meeting and a special event. The Maryland Division comprises 20 camps with members across District of Columbia and Eastern Virginia.
Mr Veniah Want and family near Fronttown, this valley, were in a wagon crash on the pike. A horse plunged 12 feet down an embankment, the wagon struck a telegraph pole, and Mrs Haupt, their ten year old daughter, and a baby were thrown. Mr Haupt and others were bruised. the baby escaped serious injury. Mrs Feaupt was severely injured. bystanders aided and Dr Beckley attended the young woman.
Fragmentary wartime note describes a Bible found among Civil War dead after the September 14 1862 Battle of South Mountain in Maryland. The owner or identifier is named Patterson Jr with a family inscription from 1801, offered for return to rightful friends or descendants.
Wielting and Hartin party from Washington D C with Lampton of Winchester Ky arrived in the city from Gettysburg last evening as guests of the City Nord. They tour the area visiting battle fields and will depart today for Gapland to visit Mr and Mrs George Townsend and other battle sites. Their expedition moved in two touring carriages.
A grand mass meeting of the Democrats of Frederick city and county is planned at the Opera House tonight at 8 o clock. Speakers include Hon John H Follows of New York and Hon James M Castle of Minnesota with other prominent figures. The gallery will be reserved for ladies and good music is promised. A telegram from Washington says a speaker will attend to deliver addresses.
Mr Ritchie of Frederick county attends the Hagerstown Mall committee work on the World’s Fair. He interviews Mr Moller about pipes for a giant composite organ to be built for the fair. Pipe contributions from several organ firms in Washington county are anticipated to complete the feature.
A group of young men from Middle Towns and vicinity formed The Middletown Orchestra under leader Martin Remeburg with officers including president, vice president Manila Remeburg, secretary Foster Remeburg and Horace Cobents among others.
The column records a brisk market day with varied vegetables and fruits listed. It notes summer-fall weather, ice cream and fresh drinks, a charity fund drive, and prices across meats, dairy, poultry, and produce. Featured items include Bermuda onions, Bermuda onions, Bermuda onions, and Bermuda onions. The piece mentions a forthcoming event Monday evening and grocery sightings, with price ranges for butter, eggs, poultry, beef, pork, and seafood.
The notice promotes a broad range of decorative fabrics and items from Mullinix Kemp and McKeinix Kemp. It highlights inexpensive, pretty pieces suitable for all decor, including new tones and patterns in various sizes. The ad targets customers seeking low prices on home decor and fabrics.
An OCR readable fragment notes issues in a carpet department involving invoices and possible shortages over the past weeks. The item mentions a wakeup or warning about a new entry and refers to Caderson Lace Cartelas as a possible name in the period voice. Entities include Lace Cartelas and carpet department.
At the meeting of the State Republican Club co Middleton, Saturday night, officers were elected for the ensuing year: President Geo W Gaver vice president B P Shaw and Charles Kellar recording secretary I Kleifer Vaupy mercant secretary G C Sthoderick Jr corresponding secretary Lorenzo Kepler treasurer C K Niemeyer sergeant at arms Franc isim Wolf An executive committee election was deferred for further consideration
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