PURELY PERSONAL. Visitors and Travel Notes
Mrs Simmons and Miss Houck left this morning for Atlantic City. Miss Minnie Marlow of Wichita Kansas visits Mrs Thomas Schley on West Second Street. Mrs Thomas P Rice and daughter departed for Baltimore to visit relatives. Hon M J Grove and wife of Lime Kiln have returned home from Norfolk Virginia. Mrs P B Kankel returned from Atlantic City and New York with Mrs O McCarty of Washington. Miss Laura Grove, from Moorefield West Virginia, returned home after attending Miss Sallie Comforts wedding. Miss Sadie Hahn went to Brunswick for the wedding of former teammate Elva Jennings to Rev Joseph Gibson. Miss Annie Rice and her brother Perry, recently visiting, returned to Baltimore this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. McCarty
Washington
Laura R. Grove
Moorefield
W. Va
Sallie Comfort
Sadie Hahn
Brunswick
Misa Elva Jennings
Joseph Gibson
Annie Rice
Perry
Baltimore
Death notices of Werking Hopkins Carter and Staley
Mrs Amanda Werking wife of James Werking died suddenly June 9 at her home near Trentville aged 30 she leaves husband and two children Funeral at Woodsboro Lutheran church and Mt Hope cemetery. Thomas Hopkins 74 died June 4 in Baltimore born in Ireland funeral from St Paris church. George Carter 60 died at Poolesville from Brights disease Civil War veteran survived by widow and four sons. Jerningham Staley wife died in Kansas City June 10 after six months illness husband and three sons survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MES
James Wersing
Amanda Werking
James Werking
Trentville
Woodsboro
Wm. E. Wheeler
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Thomas Hopkins
Frank M. Andertozt
Lanvale Street
Baltimore
Ireland
St. Paris Church
F. M Anderton
Anna Hopkins
George Carter
Poolesville
Montgomery County
Bright
Jerningham Staley
Kansas City
Funeral of George J. Smith Novitiate 19age
The funeral for George J. Smith a novice at the Novitiate aged 19 was held this morning at St Johns church High mass by Rev Father ORourke Interment at St Johns cemetery The young man was among the brightest novices head of his class beloved for amiable disposition Schroider funeral director
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Smith
St. John’s Church
Father O'Rourke
St. John’s Cemetery
Schroider
Wounded Child Shot Self With Toy Pistol
Charles Fisher jr. a 10 year old, of 14 Hess Ali Saints' street, accidentally shot his left hand with a toy pistol loaded with a blank cartridge last evening. Dr. Lewis Burck probed the wound and removed a shell fragment. The patient is progressing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Charles Fisher
Hess Ali Saints’ Street
Lewis Burck
Hagerstown Maintains 69 Cent Tax Rate
The Mayor and Council of Hagerstown set the municipal tax rate at 69 cents per $100, unchanged from last year. The assessed basis is $6,727,061, up by over $154,000 from the previous year. Zinc and Grinding claims Devos Lead and Zinc Paint wears twice as long as hand-mixed lead ore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Devos
Hospital Matters at Frederick City Hospital Board Meeting
The Frederick City Hospital Board met in the hospital with full attendance to review the first month of work. Four patients were treated, two discharged in good condition, two remained. A board vacancy was filled by Mrs Elea nor Potts, and new committees and a training school for nurses were discussed with a proposed medical staff and visiting physicians. AHomoeopathic Medical Society protested alleged exclusion from staff representation, but no action was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital
Eleanor Potts
Jesse Ramsberg
Washington, D.C
F. Schroeder
McSherry
Misa Ella Houck
Riccardel
Tyson
Willard
Franklin B. Smith
Osler
Finney
Martin
Rasgeell
Hiram Woods
Julia Friedenwald
Jesse Ramsburg
Stokes
Frederick County
Frederick County Homeospathic Medical Society
Frederick County Homoeopathic Medical Society
Frederick City Hospital Association
Shereon
Homanopathic School of Medicine
Thisty
Es Hospital
Friends of Both Schools of Medicine
Caid School of Médicicine
Ganai Boatmen Pay Standstill on Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Boatmen's pay remains at a standstill on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal as freight-rate disputes persist. An April 10 agreement allowed a 90 day trial for strike-affected boatmen demanding a 10 cent per ton raise for coal to Georgetown and 3 cents to Williamsport. After renewed demands following the 30 day trial, a five cent Georgetown and two and a half cent Williamsport increase was offered but accepted by the boatmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Georgstown
Willlameoort
Georgetown
Williamsport
Market Quotations From The Local Mart
The astern Milling and Export Company quotes today list corn at 3.10 per barrel corn shelled 61 cents per bushel wheat No 2 red 75 cents per bushel hay 9 to 10 dollars per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astern Milling & Export Company
Elocution and Music Recital Delights Local Audience
The fourth annual recital of expression presented by Katherine Evenhouer featured Miss Lucy Eisenhauer soprano Mr Ralph Bowers tenor Mr O Will Fout baritone and Mr Bion Firestone pianist. The program included pantomime Rock of Ages a Matrimonial Hunt solo Let Night Speak of Me chorus Greetings and more. Performances pleased with polished singing, graceful acting, and rich costumes. Special praise for Miss Eisenhauer’s soprano and the ensemble’s harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Evenhouer
Lucy Eisenhauer
Ralph Bowers
O. Will Fout
Bion Firestone
Rock of Ager
Plase
Astila
Eisenhawer
Bowers
Font
Sarah Allen
Corrinne Payne
Jake Allen
Lawrence Dowrey
Chadwick
Ehlile
Jake Tapply
Bennett Oates
Martha Tapply
Boma Payne
Eisie
Etta Schaeffer
Frank Staley
Mac Hagan
Prince Ralph
Helen Landauer
Jack O’lantern
Miriami Schroeder
Annie Stale
Aots
Eisenhauer
Bowery
Fout
Amateria
Louise James
Anna Clabaugh
Hershberger
Presbyterian Reunion Plans Annual Pen-Mar Outing
Presbyterians from Cumberland Valley and nearby regions including Harrisburg York Baltimore Winchester and surrounding towns will hold their reunion at Pen-Mar on Thursday July 10. The event favors an earlier date this year to suit more attendees with Rev Charles Wood D D of Philadelphia and Rev Thornton Whaling D D of Lexington VA as speakers plus D E Crozier of Harrisburg leading the chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pen-Mar
Cumberland Valley
Maryland
West Virginia
Virginia
Harrisburg
York
Baltimore
Winchester
Pet-Mar
Formarly
Shippensburg
Charles Wood
Philadelphia
Thornton Whaling
Lexington
D. E. Crozier
Local marriages noted in Pittsburg and Baltimore
Miss Isabella Hammond of Court street and J E Hood wed in Pittsburg after a planned Washington stopover. Hood holds a Postal Telegraph post in Pittsburg. Mrs Hammond received telegrams from her daughter confirming the marriage. Barry J Fromke wed Mary Cramer Lorentz in East Second street parlors, Rev Eschbach officiating. They travel to Atlantic City and Niagara Falls before returning to 131 Eat Patrick street. Capt A O Bragonier of Baltimore marries Victoria Royston at 1824 St Paul street. Eugene Grove, son of Hon Mansesaa J Grove, to wed Jesus Bowlas tomorrow. Say you saw it in Tar Merwe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
Isabella Hammond
Court Street
Grafton Hammond
J. E. Hood
Postal Telegraph Office
Pittsburg
Washington
Pood
Postal Tele*graph Company
Pitteborg
Bragonier
Royston
A. O. Bragonier
This County
Baltimore
Victoria Royston
St Paul Street
Eugene Grove
Mansesaa J. Grove
Lime Kilo
Mire Jesus Bowlas
Edward Bowlas
West Third Street
Thomas Simler Dead and Maryland Political Family Ties
Thomas Sim Lee died about 11 o clock Monday night at Needwood in the county in his eighty fourth year. He was a farmer, longtime Maryland Democrat, and namesake of the second Maryland governor. He is survived by 22 grandchildren and several siblings and relatives, with a funeral planned for tomorrow and burial in Baltimore’s Bonne Brae cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Lee
Maryland
Jobdn Lee
Thomas Sim Lee
Needwood
Lee
Mr. Lee
William Lee
John Lee Carroll
Phillip Lee
Virginia
Council of the Lord Proprietary
Wan Ohosan
Leo
Association of the Freamen
Lyzb
John Les
Congress
Marquis de Lafayette
Frederick City
Washington
Chesapeake and Ohio Qatal and
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Decesad
Mount St Mary's College
Misa Josephine O'Donnell
Thomas O'Donnell
Baltimore
Les
Charles O'Donnell Lee
Columbus O'Donnell Lee
Harper Carrol
Bonne Brae
Fifty fourth annual session of Maryland Order of United American Mechanics
The fifty fourth annual session of the State Council of Maryland O U A M met at Phillips Hall Cambridge with officers elected for the year. New state and national leaders include L. K R Atkinson Cecil county state counselor and J Barry Maxwell national council representative. Next meeting set for Baltimore on the second Tuesday in June 1903 with a reception and banquet for visiting delegates. J Edward Rice responded to the toast Our Country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. U. A. M. State Council
State Council of Maryland
Order of United American Mechanica
Phillip's Hall
Cambridge
Btatea
L. K R. Atkinson
Cacil County
J. Phillips
Cecil County
Marquette
Baltimore
J. W. Berlin
J. Edward Rice
Fire destroys Graber farm barn and tenant house in Williamsport
A large barn on the Graber farm near the Po tomas Valley Railroad in Williamsport district Washington county owned by George Elliott and tenanted by Alvey Davis burned yesterday morning. Two horses a mule a calf 150 barrels of corn hay and farming implements and much of Davis furniture were lost in the blaze. Loss estimated around 2000 partly insured. This is the third fire on the farm in two weeks with incendiary origins suspected. Davis plans to move away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graber
George Elliott
Alvey Davis
Potomas Valley
Williamsport
Washington County
Davis
Maryland Man Pleads Guilty in Pension Perjury Case
Henry W. Shriver of near Westminster Maryland pleaded guilty in the United States Court in Baltimore before Judge Morris to perjury before H M Taber special examiner of the Pension Bureau regarding a pension claim. He was fined 2000 and paid. Charles B. Jones was his attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Shriver
Westminster
United States
Roscos O. White
Grand Jury
United States Cours
Morris
Baltimore
Charles B. Jones
Shriver
H. M. Taber
Pension
Boreas
Caim
Change of Conductor for Washington Line
Conductor William Householder, long in charge of the Washington Junction and Frederick accommodation, will this week assume control of the Washington and Boyd's accommodation. He replaces Conductor Heary Martin, transferred to the Washington branch between Baltimore and Washington. Householder will relocate his family to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Householder
Washington Junction
Frederick
Washington and Boyd
Heary Martin
Washington
Baltimore
Householder
Service at All Saints Promises New Organ Music
All Saints will hold Sunday service in the church with the new organ. The choir will be enlarged and music planned to be excellent, enhancing the program for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Saints
Multiple Local News Items From Maryland Telegraphed
A series of Maryland notices report fire damage in Camberland and Dawsonville, deaths in Soneos and Poolesville, carpenters seeking a new $8.80 daily wage for eight hours, and a Presbyterial assembly in Annapolis. Legal actions include probating John A. Hambleton’s will and appointing receivers for the Maryland Hotel Company. A Crown Prince invitation and university commencements at Johns Hopkins and St John’s College. endowment goals and top graduates noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurica Gannell
Soneos
Montgomery County
George Carter
Poolesville
Brighs
Carpenters of
Baltimore
Presbytery
Annapolis
John J. Bottlemay
Dawsonville
Somerset
John A. Hambleton
Towson
Teatator
Daughers
Leonard H. Nendecker
Joseph E. Schletfer
Maryland Hotel Company
Henry W. Shriver
Carrell County
United States
Morris
Richard G. Chaney
Crown Prince of Siam
A. Elzey Waters
IT. Heyward Hays
Siam
George W. Linthicum
Thomas O. Warfield
Howard County
Contess
Charles Q. Rankles
Johna Hocking University
Remsen
St. John's College
Vernon 8. Bradley
Harlock
Carolins County
Bradley
Louis B. Seth
Wittman
Gift by Mrs Baughman honors Georgetown scholarship founder
At the annual medal distribution at the Convent of the Visitation in Georgetown D C the convent acknowledged Mrs Helen Abell Baughman for funding the first permanent Georgetown scholarship. Her endowment yields $500 yearly for tuition in English French music and other studies. The scholarship goes to a daughter of a former graduate chosen by the sisters and crowns a series of benefactions dating back to the convent fire. Also notes property improvements: a new car barn porch and painting at Henry Tyson residence and updates at J Glaze and East Church street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Baughbman
Prigen
Convent of the Visitation
Georgetown
D. C
Helen Abell Baughman
Diraptrase
Ae Ge
Henry Tyson
Tas
J. Glaze
East Church Street
Local notices shuffle of events and ads in historic issue
Listings include Turtle Soup dishes and deviled crab ads with various spellings, optical specialist appointment details at Park Hotel, and a Frederick Building Association stock issue for Series No 8 with prices and shares. Also notes an eye surgeon Dr. Boteler, an excursion by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Washington and Baltimore with round trip fares and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highbarger
Park Hotel
Janel
Frederick Building Association
J. W. L Osrty
Frederick County National Park
Joan O. Hann
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Washington
Baltimore
Frederick
Issus
The Model Song Ends Quietly in the Bar Scene
A garbled excerpt from a 19th century column hints at a vanished performer or group titled The Model. The limited readable lines reference a song called Thy Model and a bar setting, with cryptic phrases about quiet departure and memory.
Those Mohair Waists Promise Cool Summer Comfort
Spun from mohair in wavy black dream and garnet tones these waists are forecast to dominate wardrobes this summer. They offer light coverage and fabric with a soft, breathable feel, providing practical protection and comfort more than any other style.
Cottage Curtains Promote Inexpensive Home Draperies
Home furnishing ad promotes Ettamine Curtains and Draperies for cottages and bungalows. Highlights affordable values to suit any surrounding, with emphasis on practicality and budget friendly options for decorating living spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Walking skirts and household goods offered in Frederick
Unprecedented sale of wool and neo walking skirts with daily orders and active selling. Also promoting sewing baskets waste baskets clothes hampers and commencement presents from ISANOGLE WAGAMAN at 12 North Market Street Frederick MD. Various glassware dinner sets and household items priced from 250. B Sappington's offers bulbs lamps and essential wares for housekeepers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isanogle & Wagaman
North Market Street
Frederick, MD
P. B. Sappington
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Nather
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W. L. Moorz, Jhief
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Ews
Trioyela
Doll's Cafe
John A. DeLashmutt
Dollis
Doll's
Olima
Wnetdig & Miller
HIVE
Hospital Matters
ALL Allopathic Physicians
Frederick County Bomanopathic Medical Society
Olaline
Elocution and Music
Jupila
Mies Eisenhauer
Presbyterian Reunion
Tar Merwe
Thomas Simler
News OF the Churches
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Reynoldai Block
Camberland
G. Thowss
Boteter
Kansas City University
London
M. Market St
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John Hendri UX Bon
Orpae
Joan Hoanpricxson
Valenciennes
Neidig & Miller
Clinton B. Main
Clinton EB. Main
Market Stifrederick County
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deaRdawiy
A. J. Rice & Sons
Frederice, MD
Frederick County Telephone
Thosias P. Rice
East Fourth Stree
Frederick Cou
Boing
Erller
West
Patrick Street
Prederice Dde -Kopessia
B. H. E. Peterman
Franklin Street
Frederick Oret
Joseph W. Gaver
Leanr
Court
Wuwimn Devilzeisg
Id Bealden
Devilbiss & Ubner
Inbubance
Doll & Albateh Building
Frederics
DFP
Nicodemus
Frederick Co
Court House
Eighth Street
Market Street
Elebth Street
Charles C. Tees
Walter Saunders
Athletic Park
Vandetiile
Vances
Antrim & Peters
Norion & Russell
John A. DeLashmott
Buckeytown
Winmbroth
North Sitch
Mc. Young
Court St
Union Hautos Mills
Towssixp
Scor & Sos
Bankers and Brokees
Yaystis
GEO. S. Rodook & CO
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Rodook & Co
T. Rior & Sone
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