Personal Notes on Visits and Travels From Cumberland
Purely personal news lists residents visiting relatives and friends, returning from trips to Baltimore, Chicago, New York, Gettysburg, and the World’s Fair. Names include G A Geazey, Rena Ayssie, Ilodera Wachter, Geo H Riggs, B Rosenowr, Harry Stone, Wm E Lampe, Kennedy Butler, Margaret Kepner, Julia Hoffman, J C Hardt family, Dosia Delaplaine, Eva Keyes, Edith May Haller, and Henry G Davis party, with hotel arrivals and locals traveling to Martinsburg and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Geazey
J. H Spurrier
Rena W. Ayssie
Ilodera Wachter
Harper's Ferry
Geo. H. Riggs
F.B. Smith
Gourad
Baltimore
Br. B. Rosenowr
New York
Philadelphia
Harry Stone
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Br. Wm. E. Lampe
Washington
Kennedy Butler
Cumberisné
Margaret Kepner
East Third Street
Gettysburg
Julia Hoffman
Maria Schroeder
J. C. Hardt
Charles
Dosia Delaplaine
Virginia
Smith
Portsmouth
Harriet Quyne
Patrick Street
Daniel Galler
Eva Keyes
Shepherdstown
H. Geishert
Edith May Haller
Neilie Chapman
Henry G. Davis
Cumberland
Chicago
Yessis
Wim. H. Moore
George W. i@exbrand
Rocky Springs
Todev
Martinsburg
W. Va
Edward Moore
Baltimore Trecion Company
South Market
Wm. B. Purnell, Jr
John Ritchie
Maryland State Attorneys Meet to Review Criminal Laws
In Baltimore yesterday 19 of Maryland 24 State's attorneys gathered to discuss current criminal statutes. They formed a five member committee to map amendments on six topics including pleadings, punishments, and license laws with next meeting set for December 6 in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court Room
Baltimore
Maryland
E. 5. Eichelberger
Frederick County
Camerion
Joseph D. Maguire
Howard
Herr
Cozen
Joseph Maguire
Eichelberger
Poe
Hichelberger
Rider
Wiccombe
Messrs
Wicomico
Hamil
Garrett
Crothers
Cecil
Peter
Montgomery
Duncan
Baltimore County
Camalier
St Mary
Dunecan
Wiliam E. Stewart
Talbot
Tate
The Nations Dead Buried in National Cemeteries
The remains of Union defenders rest in 2 national cemeteries across the United States. Some cemeteries hold over 5,000 bodies each, with Corinth and Vicksburg among famous sites. Census figures show 327,279 soldiers buried, many unknown, including 9,000 Confederates in national cemeteries and 164 at Beverly, New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinth
Vicksburg
Mississipi
Salisbury
North Carolina
Smalest National Cemetery
Beverly
Orphans Court Actions and Local Notices Edge of Frederick
The Evangelical Lutheran Church Council of Frederick releases Randolph G. Barrick as executor of John Young of C. The second accounts of Peter D. and E. J. Evons for John A. Koors are filed with distribution made. Letters testamentary on Eilen E Brooks estate granted to Ada G. Lease appointed guardian of Gideon Lease. A local note corrects a paragraph about Mr. Seibert. Mr. Metzger of Frederick county runs business in Hagerstown and travels to Greerstown with minor errors in timing noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Lutheran Church Council
Frederick
John Young
Randolph G. Barrick
Peter D
E. J. Evons
John A. Koors
Jona Young
George W. Barrick
Mary A Barrick
Eilen
Brooks
Ada G
Jon M. Lease
Gideon Lease
Annual Academy of the Visitation Commencement
The annual commencement exercises of the Academy of the Visitation will be held in June with the date noted as June 233. A separate art and needle work exhibition occurs the evening before from 3 to 7. Marriage licenses issued include Bradley H. Hoke and Alice M. Camar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of the Visitation
Bradley H. Hoke
Alice M.camar
Pastimes Gain Third Place In Close League Game
In last evening’s matchup the Pastimes beat the Citizens 6 to 4 to claim third on the standings. Scorers included two base hits by Phobus and Slolesworth, and Ross and Fleshman dealing walks. Time of game 1 hour 20 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citzens
Phobus
Slolesworth
Dalle
Wood
Baer
Ross
Fleshman
Leshman
Jobo Hams
Lot
Browns
Edward Houck
Saint Mery
Emmitsburg
William Nuez
Wiliam Rowe
Eugene Grove
Bsse
Emory Nuez
Fromas Eisenhauer
Nusz
Moles
Orth
George Bender
Distinguished Guests From Washington Visit Frederick Club
The Neighbors' Club of Washington, represented by twenty members, stayed with Dr Charles W Hoffman in Frederick for a monthly meeting. Guests enjoyed papers, a poem by W.A Croffat, a farce The Mouse Trap, singing by Mrs Ward and Bodfish, and instrumental numbers. The party plans to return to Washington tonight after a county drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Neighbors’ Club
Washington
Frederick
Charles W. Hoffman
Hoffman
Dayton
Werd
Sara B. Lippincott
Grace Greenwood
W.A Croffat
U.S. Geological Survey
Howells
Harry Parsons
Bodfish
Biss Kreyholn
Minnie
Birde Schott
Air
H. Dennis
Dayton Ward
S. B. Bodfish
WD McFarland
C.E. Rice
Hamilton Bayly
Freghold
Mills Schott
Profomith
Electric Road Debate Highlights F C M G A Society Meeting
The F C M G A Literary Society met with Vice-President Edward Herbert presiding. Oscar Rhodes and Chas Warner gave readings and a debate on a proposed electric road between Frederick and Middletown. Welty Fahzney Dorsey Etchion argued for, John Green Edgar Moore against. Roger Wickasm and Geo Esder scored the affirmative. The session closed with a general debate and bright speeches by members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecgy-Moa
F. C. ¥.M. G. A Literary Society
Edward Herbert
John Green
Edgar &Moore
Messra Roger Wickasm
Geo. Esder
School Matters Applicants for Certificates at Recert Exam
Applicants for teachers certificates at the recertification exam show first and second grade eligibility by exam numbers. First grade: 2 3 4 5 10 11 22 26 27 9 60 67 70 72. Second grade: 1 6 9 16 95 28 30 33 34 35 33 89 40 43 45 48 50 53 54 55 60 62 63 65 69. State Normal: 12 32.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Normal School
Wrightsville Guests Send Susquehanna Shad
Kindness remembered after firemen demonstration as Messrs W B Raisinger and R W Drenning of Wrightsville Pa send G S DeGrange of North Market Street a fine pair of Susquehanna shad. Drenning is Wrightsville burgess and Raisinger a council member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B Raisinger
R W Drenning
Wrightsville
G. 5. DeGrange
North Market Street
Drenning
Rassinger
Woman's College to Open After Frederick Female Seminary
The Potomac Synod has leased the Frederick Female Seminary property and equipment to form the Woman's College. The 1893 fall term begins September 12 with Joseph H. Apple as president and a seasoned faculty including Mrs. Apple, Miss Holly, Miss Frohlich, Miss Joynes, Miss Sweissfort, Miss Doub, Miss Diehl, Miss Shriner, and Mrs. Gring. The first year runs Sept 12 to Jan 31 1894 with a second term Feb 1 to June 15 1894, following standard holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Synod of the Reformed Church
United States
Frederick Female Seminary
Woman's College
Ths
Smong
Jorseph Oh
Apple
Bise Holly
Geren
National Normal University of Lebanon
Ohio
State Normal School
Churton
Anns Frohlich
Penna
State Normal
Pennsylvania
Alice B. Joynes
Virginia Female Institute
Stanmer
Frederick
Lacey E. Sweissfort
Palatinate College
Florence W. Doub
Maryland School For the Deaf and Dumb
Marie Diehl
W. A. von Steinman
Miss Lewis
Miss Diehl
Blanche Shriner
Seminary
Peabody Conservatory
Shaftesbury School of Expression
Mary A. Gring
Jane
Pleasant Letter From California Excursion Recalls Landmarks
A San Francisco correspondent recounts a cross country trip ending in Oakland and San Francisco. The letter describes Cliff House seals Sutro Heights and flowers at a Pacific coast garden, with notes on climate and wildlife. It mentions Mount Tom’s views, redwood forests, and a fishing trip near Palenas, plus a postponed casting ceremony and Confederate memorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taz News
San Francisco
Cal
Chicago
Frederick
Jef
Oakland
Cliff House
Pacific Ocean
Sutro Heights
West Seal Rock
Rence
Balesas
Pacific
Niles
Bay
San Rafael
Balenas
White Monntsins
New Hampshire
Tamsipsis
Pslenas
Grandson of U S Attorney General Burrows Nelson Dies
Dr Burrows Nelson, a victim of last Friday’s sacrifice to economy in Washington, came from a distinguished Maryland New York family. His grandfather John Nelson of Maryland served as United States Attorney General under President Tyler. He leaves five children and his bereaved mother is prostrated by the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrows Nelson
Washington
Maryland
New York
John Nelson
United States
Tyter
Baxter
Brief Bits Highlights From Frederick Area News
A mixed batch of notes reports personnel changes and local happenings. H D Stone leaves Cresap and Ohio Telephone for Baltimore. a Chicago World's Fair tollgate joke. cooking school critique. a western church purchases 400 wine glasses. Baerstown youths pose after First Hose relay. Solt brothers patent fencing machine. local postmasters appointed and removed. Frederick visitors meet Col. Carter. Flags Day bells and patriotic songs. Chas A Rice named Knoxville postmaster. language count and cycling as health for women. Paris uses rats in meat processing and fur. crop prospects and fruit prices. Salvation Army meeting without a drum. Philo Mathean Society officers elected. S T Buxton claims first harvest. berries scarce, cherries plentiful and to be preserved. Frederick visitors at firemen event mostly unmarried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Stone
Crespeak and Ohio Telephone Co
Baltimore City
Chicago
Baerstown
Frederies
J. B
J.E. Solt
Antiuny & W Yams
Liamsville
George F Rkler
J.G Johnson
Watville
Thomas S. Albaugh
Frederica
Chas. A. Rice
Knoxville
Job H. Atiller
Paris
Salvation Army
North Market
West Six Streets
Cftiers
Philomathean Literary Sociey
Kemp Hall
S. T. Buxton
Hymeneal Notes from Ceresville and Smithsburg
Marriages reported from Ceresville and Smithsburg with ceremonies at Trinity M E church and Trinity Evangelical Lutheran church. Details include parents, locations, bridesmaids, and wedding plans for Miss Pella Hyatt and Maurice M Brownlog. Also a cautioned health note endorses Syrup of Figs for cleansing and relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Hoke
Ceresville
Hose
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church
Smithsburge
J. B. Keller
Aquinls Aa Fox
Highfield
Emma ©. Moser
Sabillasville
Pella
Eli Hyatt
Maurice M. Brownlog
Providence M. P
Kemptown
Mulliniz & Kemp Ladies Goods For Hot Weather
Drees Goods for hot weather with novel fabrics and trims. Features include figured mousseline laces linens Nainsooks and lawns Irish and Scottish lawns and various Chambrays Orrandies and challis. Also two Novellica items a double face cross mosaic pattern and a window shade that resists fading and can be washed. Imported English goods available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thia
Qad
Local notices show varied Maryland events and incidents
The record lists a mix of events from Maryland counties including tax reductions in Harford, a street-improvement plan for Cribfield, a Republican primary date in Montgomery, a house fire near Rockville, and the annual turtle dinner at Quantico inspiring candidates for the Wicomico Democratic ticket. Also noted are a new schooner launched at Cambridge, a caveat to Remus G Dorsey’s will, parish trench negotiations, and a completed telephone line in Garrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Maryland College
Harford County
Montgomery County
Annepolis
Kemp
Rockvile
Wicomico
Quantico
Cambridge
Remus G Dorsey
Srereley
St. Margaret’s
Westminster
Liatiltice
Wm. Pinkney
Marlboro
Liberty
Cecil County
Wicomico County
Ucket
Ice Cream Festival at Barracks July June 1893 Event
Salvation Army hosts an ice cream festival at the Barracks on Saturday June 17, 1893 with 10 cents admission starting 7 PM. Staff Captain and Mrs. Parner lead meetings all day Sunday. Also notes about Excelsior Water from Saratoga springs and local business ads for lumber sale and medical services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Parner
Captain Crosby
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the Daily News
Giouds Oh
Tin
Wassixetos
D.C
W. Bapemeron
HiGeorge Washington
Wes-Josiah Herson
Fir J. Benson
Port Tobacco
Thomas Carmpbel
Fort Sumter
Vabars
Be Anbar
Washinton
Mypepore
M. C. Haller
Crosby- Worthington
Solvision Sale
Frank L. Stoner
Soli Millinery
Rand D. Mantz Excelsior
Sheppard’s
Salvation Arm
Nisi On Andit
Hotel Arrivais
Crry Borex
F. Goodman
J. Oo. Spear
J. Haile
W. N. Smith
TB. Taewes
George W. Mowen
Bh. Ratz
J. Barshoa
D. BH. Bargett
O. Keller
G. Reader
Misa O. B. de Balb
C Schwerzkoph
Joe Sats
J. Cassidy
A. E. Waters
A.C Heffman
J. H. Carr
Thomas Clover
Kaba
Cronish
Grorr
B. A. McLiligoit
M. A. Woodward
Seibert
George FT. Seibert
Tse Naws
Seiber
M.M. Meazer
Mypers
Higerstown
Geserstown
Metzger
the Woman's College
Taursdey
Meneely
Troy
Mt. Olivet
Scott Key
Generel Nel
Beca Aa
God Hyer
Mulliniz & Kemp
John Eendrickeon
Iose Wodel
Grenadines
Cottorn
Lisle
Silk Husbert
Chs
Henvutenson
Sheppard's Court Street
J.T. L. Hardesty
City Hotel
Jane Lib
Igith
W. D. Bowers Lumber Compaay
East Patrick Sister
James B. Walker
J 'E. Walker & CO
James HE
Walker & CO
Rodooe & Neidig Frovock A
Neidig
Remn Gat Bale
Henrietti
Lie
Pektard
Budock & Neldig
AT. Rice &Sors
AT. Rice & Bons
Freizuat Dhaserous
North Market Sturet
Wrederick, MI
Lee
Mos
Woomcertel
Gekerkin
F. V. sTaun
Elke & DeLashmutt
Patri
Street
Gall
Zee
Tan News
Joo Kooms
Freduzick, Md
Real Estato
Eos
Prouerich Lounty
GMO
Gilbert
OLN
Geos Cail Congress
Bladeston
London
H. Bus. Peton
North
Eos Frederick
David H. Best
Neves
Shisgoods
Wii Pluanne
Tennnis Flann
L. Tennis PT
Larnel
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