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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1893
Page
4
Those who cannot attend the fair may seek a day in the woods for a picnic. A hamper filled with luncheon under trees beats formal dining, with eggs, sandwiches, tea, fruit, and cake. Spiders, caterpillars, and laughter color the outing as couples wander, return, and feel refreshed by rural calm.
Reading firemen who had visited last week were welcomed back with a parade on Saturday evening. Eleven local companies attended and fireworks accompanied the reception. Captain Moye received a gold badge valued at twenty five dollars and Chief Marshall Logan gave a history of their career and praised Fredericks hospitality.
Farmers say the earth badly needs rain as vegetation suffers. The drought breuth barely harms the wheat crop, but rainfall would help around the grain heading period.
News items from Maryland note wheat cutting in Talbot county and various state affairs. Courts meet June 20 to file opinions while Bishop Paret tours Chames county. Treasury work, school tax distribution, and bond issues in Hagerstown are reported along with primaries, local contests, and a fatal accident at Deal's Island. Historic notes on Western Maryland College and a Civil War era encampment in Hagerstown are also mentioned.
The Democratic state central committee will meet at the Carrollton Hotel in Baltimore on Thursday June 22 to set the date for the state convention and nominate a candidate for comptroller. Marion DeK. Smith is expected to be nominated without opposition in September, with taxation questions likely to be argued. Rev J A Wright notes his son and daughter at the State University cycling daily for health and memory benefits. John H King weds Mary Margaret Poole of Feagaville in this county.
The article presents a 1900 era Sunday School lesson on Malachi, noting prophetic messages about the coming messenger and the Lord’s temple. It discusses John the Baptist as forerunner, the coming of Christ, judgment, mercy, repentance, and the restoration of Israel, with references to related scriptures and themes of tithes and divine blessing.
Yesterday afternoon a boy, son of James Soaks, of South Jearkes Street, rode a Texas pony owned by James Ely. In the Mount Oliver cemetery vicinity the pony frightened, ran into a carriage, throwing the boy. He suffered a dislocated shoulder and fracture of the left forearm. Doctors Long and Goodell treated him at a nearby house. The pony was seriously injured by contact with the carriage wheel.
Everton House guests Charles A Elliot Chas Shaffer James Wolfe from Baltimore Md T Bennett from Frederick Md O Brien and Father Mead left for Baltimore then Connecticut many friends bid farewell parochial school teacher. Children's Day services Lutheran Grace Reformed churches Elders Duttera Fruckinger deacons Zeniz Stonesiffer. UTICA June 13 Edna Gaver arm broken Florence Redding May Culler Mamie Spangler Dalay Barrick preaching 1030. ENXOSVILLE June 13 Children's Day Trinity Lutheran Church program readings prayers songs recitations offerings for Tressler's Orphan Home Loysville Pa total 25 dollars.
Public school funds show increases in the quarterly distribution with June typically larger. White schools receive 7717 dollars and 2 cents, colored schools 1525 dollars and 93 cents for payments on or after the 25th. Hon. James W. Husted, speaker of the New York Assembly, lauds Allcock's Porous Plasters, recounting successful uses from a carriage accident to chest cough and rheumatism relief. He cites personal experience spanning twenty five years and endorses the plasters as superior external remedies.
A local furniture store advertises a week long sale of fine China Closets Bookcases and Secretaries at low prices. The dealer invites customers to visit and view the pieces on display in the showroom.
Mr Leonard Twenty of Rocky Springs fell about 25 feet from a cherry tree yesterday and sustained serious injuries. Authorities reported the accident as a mishap with the victim hospitalized for treatment.
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