Personal Notices From Frederick Citizens Visit Trades and Travels
Purely personal notes list residents and visitors in Frederick Maryland. Hon Charles F Markell of Baltimore is in the city. Miss Lantz of the Woman's College leaves for Spottswood Virginia. Henry Wineberg of Hagerstown travels with relatives to Frederick. Mrs H W Wissler of Mount Crawford Virginia visits relatives here. Moesars John Eisenhauer and Daniel B Steiner go to Westminster. Willie Wolfe of Washington visits his aunt Ellen Black Record Street. Miss Abbie Young of Woodsboro visits sister Mrs Louis M Hale r South Market Street. John H Keller of Piedmont West Virginia returns after visiting relatives in Frederick. Mr and Mrs John S Newman East Second Street who spent days in Washington return. Balaton Goldsborough of Lehigh University spends a week with Major and Mrs E Y Goldsborough West vari ck Street. R O White of this city returns from the Maryland Division Sons of Veterans encampment at Wilmington Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Markell
Baltimore
Miss Lantz
Woman’s College
Spottswood
Henry Wineberg
Hagerstown
Ighent
Fredick
Moesars
John Eisenhauer
Daniel B. Steiner
Westminster
Willie Wolfe
Washington
Ellen Black
Record Street
Abbie Young
Woodsboro
Louis M. Haler
South Market Street
John H. Keller
Piedmont
W. Va
Frederick
John 5. Newman
Eaat
Second Street
Balaton Goldsborough
Lehigh University
E. Y. Goldsborough
West Varrick Street
R. 0. White
Maryland
Sons of Veterans
Wilmington
Del
June drop and curious berries spark brief bits of law and life
A collage notes quick items on crops, weather, and daily life. It mentions peaches, raspberries, electric fans, lumber work, wit and wisdom, a roll of honor for youth, and weather havoc from a noon storm. A large elm broke, flooding on Market Street and leaving lights likely out.
Strawberry Season Ends As Week Advances
The strawberry season is nearly over and by week’s end the fruit will be scarce. Prices stay about the same, but berries are not as perfect as earlier in the week.
Lonaconing 1902 Firemen Meet As Neat Gathering
WestainsTak Mo June 13 The Maryland State Volunteer Firemen's Association met in Westminster with John H Cunningham elected president and William M Crimmins chosen secretary. Cumberland lost to Lonaconing for the next convention by 28 votes. United Fire Company Frederick won the hook and ladder contest in 52 2 5 seconds. Junior Frederick second. Parade drew about 600 men in four divisions with many bands honoring the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam M Crimmins
Frederick
H. R. Heck
United
WestainsTak
Maryland State Volunteer Firemen’s Association
John H. Cunningham
Westminster
John Stuckert
Baltimore
William M. Crimmins
United Drill Association of Frederick and Companies
Taneytown
McSherrystown
Maryland
J. Milton Reifanider
Marshall
Frank EB. Cunningham
Association
First Regiment
John FP. Auer
Westminster Fire Department
Junior Fire Company
Noah Schaeffer
Ephraim Haines
Union Bridge Fire Company
Union Bridge Veteran Volunteer Company
Sons of Veterans Volunteer Company
Hook and Ladder Company
Annapolis
Independent Hose Company
Percy H. Shriver
Taneytown Fire Company
United Steam Fire Engine Company
Columbus Steam Fire Engine Company
Alexandria
Philadelphia Fire Company
Pottstown
Westminster High School
J. A. Price
Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church
Benjamin
Oronne
Augustus J. Albert
Michael E. Walsh
J. W. Hering
Price
Elopement Stopped and Police Reports From Brunswick
Justice Eckstein committed Mary Wirts and her son Joseph to Montevue Hospital for 60 days on a vagrancy charge. Robert Graham arrested for assault and battery with $25 bail set after waiving hearing. Helen Gutner, 15, arrested at Harper's Ferry for eloping with a Baltimore drug clerk. she was returned to her father. J L Redfern of Washington, blind and deaf, traveled to Frederick by automobile, overnighting at City Hotel before heading to Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Eckstein
Mary Wirts
Joseph
Brunswick
Montevue Hospital
Offcer Simpson
Montevue
Robert Graham
Gitzbatch
Graham
Eskstein
Helen Gutner
Harper’s Ferry
Baltimore
Harper's Ferry
Death of Farmer by Straw Bundle Accident
William Penn aged 59 a farmer of Redland Montgomery county was killed when a bundle of straw slipped from his wagon striking the top of his head and breaking his neck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Penn
Redland
Montgomery County
Next Meeting Adjourned To Cambridge Next Year
The fifty-third annual session of the Order of United American Mechanics convened Tuesday at Sonneburg's Hall in Baltimore and adjourned yesterday to meet next year at Cambridge, Maryland. Mrs. Capt. Householder of West South Street is quite sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Order of United American Mechanics
Sonneburg’s Hall
Baltimore
Maryland
Capt. Householder
West South Street
Week in tre courts records transfers and licenses week ended June 12
Real estate transfers include George E House to Bennett Creek Methodist church and Walter Zimmerman purchasing mixes $3832.03. Marriage licenses list Ira Sears and Lottie Duvall and other couples. Orphans Court entries cover wills, estates, inventories, and final accounts with executors appointed and sales of real estate filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit and Orphans’ Courts
George E. House
Ann House
Bennett Creek Methodist Church
Charles Rotering
Annie J. Florence
Upton Wolf
Mary Tracy
Theodore Smith
Henry G. Buhrman
John W. Kolb
Board of Curaty Commissioners
Theresa Sheffield
John J. Sheffield
Laura Todd
ER. M. Gilbert
David Stanier
Alto
A. Cramer
David Cramer
J., Et al
Walter O. Zimmerman
David Stoner
Vlomon Lengrecker
Ira T. Sears
Della
Lottie V. Duvall
Dickerson
Richard Taylor
Lauraj Wade
Urbana
James L. Haller
Ida M. O'Brian
Araby
Walter R. Burton
Lewes
Cal
Emily Annan
Emmitsburg
Walter E. Borrall
Addie L. Utz
New Market
George BE. House
Minnis May Crist
Frederick
Elvas E. Martz
Boonsboro
Cora J. Saunders
Harmony
Orphans’ Court
John R. Mills
Clifton M. Mills
Howard D. Mills
Alexander Brengle
David M. Brengle
Joshua J. Did
Lewis H. Ahalt
Margaret A. Ahalt
Walter L. J. Ahalt
Amanda O. Miller
A. R. Molesworth
John P. Enoch
Malinda O. Enoch
Philip Hammond
Phoebe Pittinger
Multiple Local Life Events and Tragedies
Benjamin Robertson 59, a Baltimore and Ohio track walker, killed by a locomotive at Gam brland June 12. Effie J. Trail and James Henry Weaver wed June 11 at St Marys Rockville. Anna Bell and Frederick T. Bowden wed June 11 at Lonaconing. Winter L. Wilson, Elkton, earns Master of Science from Lehigh University. Thomas W Burdette and Martha Bolton wed June 12 in Rockville. William Glenn Taylor sentenced to 15 years for murder of his stepmother Marion P. Taylor. Frederick Fritzger found dead with skull fracture under the B&O Railroad trestle in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Robertson
Baltimore and Ohio
Gambarland
Effie J. Trail
James Henry Weaver
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Rockville
John Gaynor
Anna Bell
Thomas Bell
Frederick T. Bowden
Lonaconing
C. A. Jones
Winter L. Wilson
Elkton
John E. Wilson
Centreville
Lehigh University
Thomas W. ‘Burdette
Martha Bolton
King’s Valley
Montgomery County
Jane
BR. White
William Glenn Taylor
Baltimore
Marion P. Taylor
Frederick Fritzger
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Allen Street
Report of Capture of Dr Sharetts Stolen Horse Proves False
A report that a man with a horse believed to be Dr A A Sharetts's stolen horse was arrested in Rockville proved false. L Shawn was detained on suspicion but owned the horse in question, matching only in part the stolen animal's description. Eugene Sponselier went to Rockville to identify the horse, but the mistake was already corrected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Sharetts
A. A. Sharetts
HE. H. Sharetts
Braceville
Rockville
L. Shawn
Eugene Sponselier
Sharetis
Sponselier
Maryland Sons of Veterans Elect Wilmington Officers
The annual Maryland Division encampment of the Sons of Veterans adjourned in Wilmington with Edgar Allen of Richmond named Commander Frank P. Gentien Wilmington as senior vice commander William C. Whitly Baltimore as junior vice commander and D M Rit tenhouse C E Stanton and J M Patterson elected to division council C E Stewart Cen terville Md chosen as chaplain FT Johnson of Washington and W E Wolf of Washington as delegates to the national encampment No next year’s meeting site set and a Bay Ridge field encampment may occur The per cap tax rose from 25 to 31 cents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Veterans
Maryland
Wilmington
Del
Edgar Allen
Richmond
Frank P. Gentien
William C. Whitly
Baltimore
D. M. Rittenhouse
C. E. Stanton
Washington
J. M. Patterson
C. E. Stewart
Centerville
Providence
R.I
Johnson
W. E. Wolf
Bay Ridge
Union Depot Consolidation at Winchester Under PRR
The G. W. and B. O. rail lines at Winchester will form a union depot managed by the Pennsylvania Railroad. Following PRR absorption of the B. O., this move sparks speculation about possible effects on Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Depot
G. W. and
Winchester
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pensylvania
Frederick
Ching Sentenced in Census Fraud Case in Baltimore
Joseph Hf. Ching of Leonardtown Maryland was sentenced to two years in jail and a $1009 fine by Judge Morris in the United States District Court Baltimore for conspiring to make fraudulent census returns in St Marys county last year. The court noted Ching as the guiding spirit behind the scheme and cited the extensive fallout including a costly new enumeration ordered by the Maryland Legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hf. Ching
Leonardtown
Morris
United States District Court
Baltimore
St. Mary's County
Ching
Charles Hinother
United States
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Richmond
William L. Marbury
Maryland
Ohing
Kis Oath
Guyther
Abell
Novena and Feast of Sacred Heart at St John’s Church
News of the Churches reports a Novena at St John’s Catholic church in honor of the Sacred Heart of Jesus with confessions tonight. Tomorrow is the Sacred Heart feast with Masses at 5 45 and 6 o'clock Exposition from 5 45 to 8 30 and at 7 30 p m the league promoters renew promises while the congregation recites acts of reparation during benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Catholic Church
League
Welsh Bros Show Opens Free Street Parade in City
Welsh Bros new show presents a free morning street parade featuring music floats tall chariots and a mounted band. The spectacle begins at 11 a m on Wednesday June 19 with two performances in the city. Miss Koehler returns to sing after memorable turns with the Hagerstown Opera Company in The Gondoliers and appears Friday night June 14 at the City Opera House. Also featured is Miss Grace Beard a recent graduate of the Ralston University of Elocution Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welsh Bros
Miss Koehler
Florence J. Koehler
Hagerstown
Hagerstown Opera Company
Gondoliers
City Opera House
Grace Beard
Ralston University, of Elocution
Washington, D. C
Elocation
Florance J. Koehler
Chas
Haydn Chase
Joseph P. Figart
Rob’t L. Buroh
Elizabeth McDaniel
Jeanar Walter Bb. McDaniel
Owen W. Coupher
Rogram
Baoh-Tansig
Prof
Chase
Social World Dance at Independent Hall Delights Guests
Miss Willie Ritchie hosted an informal complimentary dance for her dancing class at Independent hall last night. Parents and many invited guests enjoyed a delightful evening. The northern city fountain at Market and Seventh streets is dirty and damaged by stones, an eyesore due to neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Ritchie
Independent Hall
Market
Seventh Streets
Census Appointment in Maryland Office
Col Buchanan Schley, superintendent of the Maryland Census, has appointed Mr. C A Stottlemyer of Middletown Valley to a position in the census office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan Schley
Maryland
C. A. Stottlemyer
Middletown Valley
Funeral for Miss Matilda Bielfeld Held at Home
Miss Matilda Bielfeld's funeral was held yesterday afternoon at her South Market Street home. Services were led by Rev. Stein and Rev. Dixon with Rev. McLean assisting. pallbearers named, interment at Mt. Olivet cemetery, L. Obenderfer in charge. Nearby items note a June 14 city concert at the Opera House featuring Miss Florance Koehler and others, plus local sales, eye examinations, and excursions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Bielfeld
South Market Street
Mr. Stein
T. Freeman Dixon
E. L. McLean
Henry Abbott
Charles Herman
Edward Diehl
Victor Marken
Edward Oden
Frank Suman
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
L. Obenderfer
Porch Shade Sale Offer With Quick Install
An advertisement offers a large porch shade 8 feet by 6 feet or a one-size 6 by 8 option, ready to install. Prices are stated in cents, with a quick setup claim by four acre eyes handling the work. The seller urges prompt purchase from L. Be. Mullinix, Exclusive Carpet and Wall Paper House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. BE. Mullinix
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Charles W- Ross
Market Street
Municipal Electric
Shadhive
Lonagoming
J. H. Gunningham
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City Hotel
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Tre Courts
TRE State
Judge Morris
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Orpus
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City Hall
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O&k
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Telephone
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Fourth St
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New Lake
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Potomac River
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University OF Maryland
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North Market Streederick
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Qdewiy
Peterman
West Frankin Stree
Baltimore Eye
Kar Aid Turost Hospital
Frederic
R.G. Nicodemus
North Market
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Townsend Sport & Son
Payette ST
Oppo
Postoffice
Baltimore, MD
L, BE. Mollinix
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