Purely Personal Notes From Hanover Visitors and Local Guests
Paragrophe About Those Who Come and Qo Mise Emma L Ickes, a charming and Popular young lady of Hanover, Pa, is Visiting to the county. Miss Laurie Schroeder, who has been spending the past few days with friends and relatives In Washington, has returned to her home in this city. Messrs. George Birely and Wm. MMe- GH, left over the P. R.R this morning for Hagerstown. Mr. F. W. Chilton has accepted a position as salesman with Keller & Newman. Miss Bertha Gul, of Baltimore, is the guest of friends in this city. The Misses Trenholm, of Baltimore, will spend a portion of the summer near Droana. Mrs. Florence Schrey, of Washington, in the area of Milis Mary Goldaborough, on Western Patrick street. Mrs. Frank Eikman, nee Miss Lindsay, of Baltimore, is on a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Lindsay, of Record Street. Mrs. Laura Downey and son, of Smith Darg, Washington county, had returned after spending several weeks with her sisters, Mrs Charles G. Cramer and Mrs. Ezra Uhray, of Sobneville. The Misses Saxton, of Woodsboro, are guesting friends in this city for a few 8. A. D. Bosley and family, of this city, will leave this afternoon for Westmin ater, to spend several weeks. Mr. Bosley is erecting an electric grit plant there. Messrs Charles Statz and F. W. Staub left for Hagerstown at noon today on their wheels.
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Emma L Ickes
Hanover
Laurie Schroeder
Washington
Messrs
George Birely
Wm. Mme- GH
P. R.R
Hagerstown
F. W. Chilton
Keller & Newman
Mies Bertha Gul
Baltimore
Misees Trenholm
Smith‘Darg
Washington County
Charles G. Cramer
Ezra Euckey
Sobneville
Saxton
Woodsboro
A. D. Bosley
Mr. Bos Jey
Bs .Mesars
Charles Sfartz
F. W. Staub
Charlesville
Joshua Ricei
A. D. Ramsburg
Jno
Hoitz
GC. 3. Smith Undertaking Co
Horck
Peter Houck
Lewistown
Yesterds
Dan Pesri
Maurice Michael Snd
Washington, D.C
Henry Storr
Daysville
Spencer Stull
Familly
Frederick
Zion Tast
Utica
Vr J. C. Asper
Queen Esther
Samuel Lambert
Lewistown M. EB. Church
Dorsey and Daughter
G. W. Shafer
Bir. Shafer
Ctics
Foxyville
Lutheran
Mettle Harbaugh
Feagsville
Eyler
N Valley
John P. Foxe
Maurice Harbaugh
Euclid
Sadie Harbaugh
Deerfield
F. C. Fore’s
Banday
ML. E. Church
Edith Flaugher
Alice Shindledecker
Germantown
Martin L. Brown
Wolfshire
Carvetown
C.T. Fox
Taneytown
Wm. Gallery
Father Mead
Williamsport
Ross Gankt and Son
Double Pipe Creek
Eisa Annie Besver
Yorkeley
Arnolds
Annie M
Rath Hagan
Bruce Hagan
B. Hagan
Mr. Newcomer
John Newcomer
Pare Mills
Koontz’s
Wm. T. Beall
Park Mills
Rory. Smith
Funt Hut
Biser
Hopeland
Ehl
H. T. Peters
Children’s Day Services Held At Lewistown Church
County correspondence reports Children's Day services at the Reformed church led by Rev. M. Hench with an eventful program directed by Rev. T. P. Revelle. Burial of Mrs. Peter Hench at M. E. cemetery noted, and local figures attend church events and a public meeting at the M. P. church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
The
Reformed Church
M. Hench
Peter Hench
M. E. Cemetery
Pf. P. Revelle
T. P. Reveille
Aes Weller
Brownsville Notes Show Trials and Local Happenings
In Brownsville the court of Justice Eugene Brown heard Mrs. Ternie Dougherty charged with assault on Mrs. Jacob Marshall. the traverser was found guilty with fines and costs near nine dollars. At Barthalow's station a youth band formed in the old depot, with captaincy to be decided next meeting. Local sermons were delivered by Baptist and Episcopal ministers. details note guests and attendance. Several towns report harvests, social calls, and church services. a colored man Ezra Bush, about fifty, died, a Civil War veteran with a $12 monthly pension. Further items list funerals, school services, and community notices across nearby towns.
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Brownsvile
Sth
Eugene 4. Brown
Ternie Dougherty
Jacob Marshall
Barthalow’s
Yarrowsburg
Harley
Comus
Montgomery County
Brownaville
German Baptist Church
David Ausherman
Clay Deener
Episcopal Church
Mrt
Helfenstein
Henry Fenge
Baltimore
John BP. Blessing
Our Place
May Edmonds
Wm. Potter
Reedysville
N. B. Castle
Our Village
Vanderersville
W. Va
Martlesburg
W. VI
Pleasant Vasley Literary Society
Joseph Jennings
J. T. Yourtee
J. P. Blessing
Rosa Fenge
Lochinvar
Annie Xourtee
Ernest Yourtee
Addie Brown
William Tell
John BR
O’brist
Glide Polks
Wm. Brown
The
Society
Ezra Bush
Garrett Mill
Mother Earth
Tyranny of Municipal Rights Upsets Rail Policy
Chancellor McGill rules Camden Glouce ter and Woodbury Electric may erect poles and string wires along sidewalks without neighbor property consent. Ruling enlarges railroads access and utility infrastructure rights in New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trelley
Teextex
McGill
New Jersey
Camden, Glouceter and Woodbury Electric Railway
West Jersey
Woodbury
Nominations and notable events in New York politics
James A. Roberts seeks the governorship while NL E E O Pickering earns Prohibition nomination. Hon. J. T. Andrews dies aged 95 in Himrods New York. A violent hail storm damages Kingston area trees. A juror shortage delays the Bat Sheane-Troy trial. Frank, a former Allentown resident, abroad in Serbia, is noted as a naturalized American. Electric Bitters touted as a cure-all with testimonials and local drugstore pricing.
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James A. Roberts
New York State
Kingston
N.Y
Sheane-Troy
E. E.O. Pickering
J. T. Andrews
New
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