Personal notices from Frederick city visitors and family
Purely personal items note Rev and Mrs N Ridgely of Taberty in Frederick on business. Mr and Mrs C R Metcalfe of Union Bridge spend the day in Frederick. Mrs M E Frazier East Patrick Street visits friends in Johnavills. Mr Wm O Baar, formerly of Frederick now in Pittsburgh, visits Frederick. Miss Ells Ebberts of Baltimore, formerly of Frederick, called home to her ill mother.
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Rev
Mra
WY. N. Ridgely
Taberty
C. R. Metcalfe
Union Bridge
Frederick
M. E Frazier
East Patrick Street
Johnavills
Wm. 0
Baar
Pittsburg
Mias Ells Ebberts
Baltimore
Death notices and commencement week in Frederick
The notices report the death of Hugh McAleer of Brooklyn husband of Mary Craddock with eight children and several siblings. Louise Quynn Whitman dies in Baltimore with a St Bartholomew church funeral. Frederick High Schools announce June 14 to 20 commencement week with baccalaureate sermons Class Day and student addresses at the City Opera House and City Hotel.
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Hugh Alere
Hugh McAleer
Brooklyn
N. Y
Maryland Society of New York
McAleer
Manhhattan
Mary A. Craddock
Cecil County
Indiana
James McSherry
Frank McAleer
City
Stuart McAleer
New York
Carrie McAleer
Convent of the Sacred Heart
Louise Q. Whitman
Louise Quynn Whitman
Fred. Whitman
Comitscu
Frederick
B. V. Switzer
M. E. Church
South
City Opera House
Opera House
Abolished Posts at Baltimore and Ohio Brunswick Yard
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company has abolished the general yard foreman of tracks position at Brunswick and the general transfer agent post held by T Jarke. Yard duties are now shared by other yard foremen, saving $125 per month. Frederick and Belief details follow with notes on a church service and a commandery jewel presentation.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Brunswick
F. Fellmoeyer
T Jarke
End of College Year At Woman's College Graduation
Commencement week closes with a diploma ceremony in College Hall led by President Apple and Dr Ira Remsen Johns Hopkins University. Remsen speaks on the Bolantine Method with emphasis on the laboratory and the program includes music elocution and a luncheon and alumnae banquet.
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Johns Hopkins University
Apple
Woman's College
College Hall
Ira Remsen
Remsen
Adiscus
Remeen
Appie
Miriam Louise Crane
Altoona
Mary Hlizabeth Gitt
Hanover
Jessie Raymond Goodell
Frederick
Grace Viola Haller
Mary Alforette McCardell
Ladye
Alice Moyer
Perkasie
Ethel Eliza Whitmore
Tharmont
W. W. Oburn
Goeste
Brooks
Bpera of Trustees
Segier Clas
College and Seminary
Colege
Firemen's Meat General Committee Shapes Convention Plans
The Firemen's Meat general committee met at City Hall to review contest locations and other arrangements for the upcoming convention. No decisions were made on venue changes this week, with all plans slated to be completed at the next Tuesday meeting. Decorations and a band platform are already being prepared at various sites including Park Hotel and United engine house.
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Rmcea
Cumberland Papers
Hagerstown
Stephen D. McDonpold
Winchester
Frederick
Winchester Fire Department
Park Hotel
Frank Sheffield
Market Street
Jobn H. Frazier
South Market Street
United Engine House
Summer colony grows on the mountain top
The mountain top summer colony resumes activity with dances and praise meetings this season. New arrivals include Mr and Mrs A Fearhake and Miss Rose Fearhake at a cozy cottage and Mr G Wartog Tyson and family at Waringdale. Inns Avalon 14 and Osmo Sohley Inn ready to host guests. Henry Willems and others will occupy The Brilliant. Miss Guttinger from Frederick is a guest at Brightside.
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A Fearhake
Rose Fearhake
G Wartog Tyson
Waringdale
Henry Willems
M. Janet Wiliams
Mises Hicanor Shriver
Brilliant
Mary BE. Guttinger
Frederick
Brightside
Building Boom Strains Local Mechanics in Frederick
Frederick faces a spring labor squeeze as building and improvement surge. Old Novitiate sales freed bricks and material now fueling new homes on East Third Street, South Street, and Zeiglersville. Mason shortages delay Montrose Iron Works, while painting and pavement work swell demand for skilled labor. A baseball game at Bowers Field ends 19 to 5 in favor of the Valcans. Sale of Lemuel Barr’s trustee property set for tomorrow includes 75 perches near Plane No. 4.
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Mechanica
Frederick City
Novitiste
East Third Street
Horace Zacharias
Ekoth Brothers
Hast Ghurah Street
Zeigtersville
Farmers’ & Mechanics
Central National Bank
Examiner
Churchood Market Streets
Grace Reformed Church
Montrose Iron Works
Masona
Frederick Gas Company
East Second Street
Bowers’ Field
Clarke Place
Rea Birds
Snd
Valcans
Ecote
Lysander Etchison
Sectionesr
Lemuel Barr
Plane No. 4
No Dancing Tonight at Braddock Heights
Weather cancels Braddock Heights dancing tonight. Local notice lists New York tan crash and linen walking suits for sale at three dollars and coats for a dollar fifty. Firemen's Bureau at City Hall will coordinate information for the convention and boarding of firemen. contact J Edward Rice at headquarters during set hours.
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Braddock Heights
Resurge and tax figures dominate bank ledger items
Financial lines show reserves and capital accounts with fees and dividends in unpaid status. The excerpt lists revival fund allocations, liabilities to banks and trust companies, and notes on circulation figures. It shifts to a shopping column featuring fabrics, ribbons, and household goods with low prices.
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Sureu US
Stata
Savaga
Lotlota FL Cotta
Neidig & Miller Offers Bargains and Ribbons at Low Prices
An old advertisement from Neidig & Miller highlights massive sale items including silk and gross ribbons, white goods under price, table linens, dress fabrics, and a new umbrella. It touts fabric yard sells, low prices on mercerized cottons, dotted Swiss, Paris Mouseline, and other textiles, with a note on a firemen convention bunting and general storewide discounts.
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Paris
Firemen
Raiuatse
Neidig & Miller
Local notices blend picnic and business in 1903 Frederick
Community notices list a strawberry and ice cream festival at Court Street under Ladies Aid Society, a dental office opening, firemen bureau information for State Convention June 1 12, boarding house appeal, Frederick Building Association stock sale June 6, and a City Hotel Grill ad with seafood. Also notices for optical services, removal of a physician, and a Washington Baltimore excursion on June 7 1903.
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Strawberry and Ice Cream Festival
W.O.T. U. Rooms
Court Street
Ander Auspices
Ladies’ Aid Society
Wituik N. Rircei
Bureau of Information
North Market Street
Frederick Building Association
W.L Osrty
Frederick
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Visitation Academy
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East Fourth Street
Frederick County Telephone
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