Purely Personal: Locals Visit Friends and Family
Purely personal notes mention John J. Griffis visiting sister Mrs L Victor Baughman at Poplar Terrace while Nennie Steiner travels to Washington. Others include Miss Emma Garrett departing for Old Point Comfort and Ensign Bierer returning to his station after a visit. Several residents journey to World’s Fair sites, Berkey Springs, Baltimore, New York, and Columbus for visits or extended stays, with various family and social engagements noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Griffis
L. Victor Baughman
Ensign Bion Barnett Bierer
Jonn
Ramsburg
Jesse Remsburg
University of Va
BR. BR. Walling
Berkey Springs
Addie Johnson
Margaret Oster
Mechanicstown
Frank Weller
Silas
Charlestown
W.va
Capt. Hiteshew
Parkersburg
West Virginia
John Metcalfe
Famly
Harmony Grove
Jacob F. Schmidt
D.S Rice
Columbus
Springfeld
Tuva H. Goodell
Massachusetts
Chasea Goodell
North Market Street
Knight McDonald
New York City
Chas. Falconer
Child
Baltimore
Frederick
Alien Williamson
Rockville Academy
Julia Mershell
Ellen McKenney
Washington, D. C
Mikes Staley
Buckeystown
Mary Jelks
Staley
Lime
Kim
The Girl About Town Sees City Life in Late Summer
Gossip column notes a firemen parade past, local shortages, strawberries, sparrows devouring roses, Sunday cream on Saturday, and society at home preparing for summer outings. Mentions Washington neighbors, Freemen flags, and commencements as nationwide events unfold.
Clifton Wheelmen plan ride to Ridgeville Sunday
W C Williams of the Clifton Wheelmen Baltimore has lured Captain Victor Marken of the Frederick Bicycle Club to join a cind run to Ridgeville on Sunday June 25 arriving around 11 p m The Frederick Club will meet them at Ridgeville and invites friends to join the van from Baltimore The Frederick Club had planned a similar run for tomorrow but postponed it to meet Baltimore riders and share a big dinner at Ridgeville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Williams
Clifton Wheelmen
Baltimore
Victor Marken
Frederick Bicycle Cinbd
Cliftons
Ridgeville
Frederick Club
Riegevike
Social World Birthday Party at Pleasant Part
Miss Mary Montgomery hosted a birthday party in Pleasant Part with friends from Martinsburg and Hagerstown. Guests enjoyed piano violin vocal music and refreshments. Attendees included Miss Clara Hagan Nellie Crouse Lulu Grouse and Mr John Hanshew along with Lee Hanshew Eugene Hagan Rudolph Crouse and James Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Montgomery
Win J. Montgomers
EB. Pats
Carly
Miss Montgomery
Lee Hanshew
Clara Hagan
Nellie Crouse
Leni Neidham
Lulu Grouse
Mattie Shook
Grace Barsick
Julia Hanshew
John Hanshew
Martinsburg
Fred. Nieman
Eugene Hagan
Rudolph Crouse
James Lewis
Hagerstown
Cow Milked by a Snake Near Sharpsburg
Sharpsburg correspondent reports a cow owned by John A. Snavely two miles south of Sharpsburg halted and bellowed at a tree in the lane as cattle were driven home. Boys saw a large black snake approach and strike the cow. Philip Lumm, a farm hand, climbed the tree and shot the almost six foot snake when the cow returned from the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharpsburg
Antietam
John A. Snavely
Eld
Philip Lumm
Lumm
Lawson Robinson Arrested Over Body Removal Notice
Lawson Robinson was arrested yesterday afternoon by Constable Brengle for failing to comply with a county health notice issued by Dr. W. J. Bsitzell ordering him to remove a body from the county facility at the Junction. Justice Eckstein set a $100 bond for his appearance next Monday at 10 o'clock. The Daughters of the Revelation will hear Rev. Osborne Ingie at 9 AM on the Fourth of July at the Protestant Episcopal church, with a special address and music. all invited as the group seeks to have the day observed properly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawson Robinson
Brengle
County Health Oficer
W. J. Bsitzell
Justice Eckstein
Daughters of the Revelation
Osborne Ingie
Protestant Episcopal Church
Dog Attacks Tenant as Owner’s Pet Is Shot in Brunswick
A large dog owned by Miss Mary Deaver of Brunswick attacked Mr. J. G. Brown, a farm tenant, on Sunday evening. Brown fired and killed the dog. The dog reportedly bit Miss Deaver earlier that day but showed no rabies symptoms at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Deaver
Brunswick
J. G. Brown
Mrr
Brown
Young Ladies Graduates of Femsie High School
Commencement set for next Wednesday evening at the City Opera House. Class of 93 includes Bessie Eppley Laura E Johnson Marion Kolb Suan M Markey Janet E Staley Celeste G Stone Laura B Willard. The Orphans Court records the probate of the will of G Francie Clingan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Femsie High School
City Opera House
Bessie Eppley
Laura E. Johnson
Marion
Kolb
Suaen M. Markey
Janet E Staley
Celeste G. Stone
Laura B. Willard
Middletown High School Commencement Program
The Middletown High School annual commencement will be held at the Reformed church on Thursday evening, June 22. A literary and musical program, with music led by Nmory L. Coblenz. Rev. EB. &. Prettyman of the State Normal School Baltimore will deliver the Baccalaureate Address and diplomas. Other addresses by ev. T Hoffmeier and E. L. Babitz, County Superintendent of Schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown High School
The
Reformed Church
Thureday
Nmory L. Coblenz
EB. &. Prettyman
State Normal School
Baltimore
Ev.t. Hoffmeier
E. L. Babifitz
News of the Churches in Braddock and Area
Church notices reveal sermons and services across Braddock and nearby towns. Rev G C Hasaxarl and Rev E Meese preach, Epworth and Hod Carriers hold events, Sunday schools plan Island Park trips, and summer hours adjust for Evangelical, Episcopal, Catholic, and Methodist churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B
M Meese
M.L
Saint James Evangelical Lutheran Church
Saints Episcopal Church
Saint Joan’s Catholic Church
Eplocopsi
East Church Street
A.J. Gill
Clergy Addresses Featured In Woodsboro WCTC Effort
At a Woodsboro WCTC executive meeting, it was decided to have each local church send a minister to give a yearly address under union auspices. January opened with Rev. J T Marsh of the E Church delivering a strong talk, May 25 Rev. A Conner of the Reformed Church gave a pointed address.
Hotel Arrivals and County Totals From Yesterday
A list of hotel guests includes Orry Horen a J Parsons Geo P Thomas A M Davidson Albert Rooms E J Shipley T W McNeil and others with affiliations in Baltimore Philadelphia New York Pittsburg and York. County totals show 10 from the county and 1 from the city along with names such as E O Weant C Shackel BE Nicholas H Coppec L H Miller and F W Spotten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westerday
Orry Horen
A. J. Parsons
Geo. P. Thomas
A- M. Davidson
Albert Rooms
E. J. Shipley
T. W- McNeil
Baltimore
Robert Muir
Jas. S. McGregor
L. Frank
J. Lost
Cain
L. L. Billingsley
Philadelphia
O. H. Colther
M. Freedman
Psa
KR ‘Earns
Royersford
E. G. Wiley
York
Carniy
E. O. Weant
Westminster
C. Shackel
Montgomery Co
BE. M. Nicholas
W. C
Siles
Allentown
H. Coppec
West iBiiton
Pennsylvania
L. H
Railroad Obstructed Near Motier's Station
A stone blocked the Emmitsburg line near Motier's Station on Tuesday morning. Repair crews found a brake shoe on the rail between Stoseph's Academy and the Tom's Creek bridge, with bolts removed from rail plates at various points, indicating intent to cause an accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsberg
Motier's Station
Stoseph’s Academy
Tom
Contract Awarded for Meuisby Residence Removal
At the Saint James Evangelical Lutheran Church board meeting on Friday the contract to remove the Meuisby residence, purchased by the church, was awarded to Charles G. Riegel y of this city. Removal work will commence next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint James Evangelical Lutheran Church
Meuisby
Charles G. Riegely
Imactive Pests Nest Destruction by Burning Suggested
Describes increasing numbers of pests, specifically caterpillars, and advises fruit tree owners to destroy nests by burning them as soon as they form to prevent annoyance and damage.
Will Save The Arch At City Hall Preservation Plan
The handsome area in front of the Jucior Engine house will be left standing until after the of July. It will then be coated with oil to preserve it and stored away in City Hall near the electric light pant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jucior
Aremen’s Demonstrazion
Arocomin City Hall
Prize Awarded at New Windsor College Commencement
Miss Anna Annan of Emmitsburg received the prize of 25 dollars for best marks in department architecture during four years at New Windsor College Carroll county during commencement exercises in test week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Annan
Emmitsburg
Coun
Iassee
Caih
New Windsor College
Carroll County
Wounding of Mr Harry Mehling on West South Street
Mr Harry Mehling of West South Street suffered a painful foot wound yesterday when a pitchfork penetrated his foot while tending hay. The injury is painful but not dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Mehsling
West South Street
Market Mention and Sugar Corn Awaited in City Center
Casual market notes from the city center discuss awaiting sugar corn and strawberry season ending, with cherries likely better. Prices show butter at 21c, eggs tic per dozen, chicken 25 to 30c, various meats and vegetables listed, including cucumbers, radishes, and tomatoes, with fruit prices and assorted fish items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bermuda
Not as Bad as it Looked in Middletown
Mr Asa Remsburg visited Middletown last Friday morning riding a buggy. He left the horse tethered while he entered T C Rudy Son when the horse dragged the buggy into Sir Daniel C Millers wagon. The incident looked severe but the rig was righted and only minor injuries appeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Notable Anniversary Meeting at Mrs Ritchie's
This afternoon the Daughters of the Revolution met at Mrs Ritchie’s residence on West Church Street. The seventeenth of June marks the pledge of allegiance to independence in Frederick County and on the seventh of this month Richard Henry Lee drafted the Declaration inviting counties and colonies to declare their adherence to the independence cause. An interesting program followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritch’e
West Church Street
Frederick County
Richard Beary Lee
Savery
Festive Fruit Spread Promises Cheer at Holiday Meal
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat notes a bright breakfast with oranges, almond slices, and citrus peel at each place setting. A centerpiece of oranges or grapes adds luxury, while children are advised to eat fruit, brown bread, oatmeal or cracked wheat, and milk for breakfast. preserves at lunch are praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Syrup of Figs Promotes Gentle System Cleansing
A historical note extols Syrup of Figs as a remedy to cleanse the system gently. It claims effectiveness for costiveness bilious conditions and impure blood, aiming to awaken kidneys and liver, relieve headaches fevers and colds without irritation or weakening.
Maryland Postmaster Recommendations From Mr McKeig
Representative UcKaig proposed multiple postmasters for the Sixth District in Maryland. Names include J Randolph Waesche Mechanicstown Frederick county, Chas W Riddlemeier Mount Pleasant Frederick county, Charles H Brown Lavtz Frederick county, Wi H Biggs Rocky Ridge Frederick county, Wra H Fesea Feagaville Frederick county, Simon P Steele Keedysville Washington county, Walter Brenner Smithsbars Washington county, Mrs Mary Wase Mineral Spring Garrett county. A new post office at Verinda Montgomery county was requested. Dr McKeig was joined by Dr J W Bowney New Market Frederick county advocating faster mail service there. He also introduced J H Hick and Eskie Washington county who met the railway mail service superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keedysville
Washington County
Walter Brenner
Smithsbars
Warhingon County
Mary Wase
Ssineral Spring
Garrett County
Mcksig
Veriinda
Montgomery County
J. W. Bowney
New Market
Frederick County
J. H. Hick
Eskie
Barley harvest and small town notes in Saxony
Srikf Bits reports scattered items from local life and broader topics. It mentions a Markneukirchen town in Saxony with many artisans making Kolina, Thurston M. Shapeon graduating from Dickinson College, London financial totals near 249 000 090 pounds, and various local anecdotes from Carroll County to Mechanicstown, including a cat bite incident and rural observations on crops, picnics, and social remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cors
Mark
Neukirchen
Saxony
Thurston M. Shapeon
Thurston
Dickinson College
London
Chas
Wachter
Oert Walkervilie
Congressman McKuir
Va Navy Department
Washington
John C. Weast
North Market Street
James Peterman
Keysville
Ladies Dress Goods for Hot Weather
The Ladies offer a range of dress fabrics suitable for warm days including printed and woven linens, laces, and lawn materials. Durable Irish linens, seersucker, chambrays, organdies, and organdies in black and white are showcased with variants in stripes and plaids, plus a broad selection of laces for trimmings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrs
New English Carpets and Window Shades Arrive
The carpet department announces two novelties for the first time. A double faced cloth with mossie patterns and heavy felt lining is offered by the yard. A washable fig pattern window shade that resists fading and curling is also advertised. Both items are imported English goods available for purchase.
French Lines and Ladies Wear Highlight Inland Goods
John Hendrickson showcases French latices and black products in stock. Bargains include Henrietta finish goods, delicate lace curtains, and a strong display of batine and lawn waists for ladies. New French latines and Japanese sales draw shopper interest. prices range from 25 to 35 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Flinieh
Death notices and local development wrap in Maryland
F Scott Zeigler of Hagerstown aged 42 dies. A breakwater 1000 feet long is under construction at Solomons Island. Washington parties negotiate for 12000 acres of land at Plum Point. William Nusbaum a prominent Uniontown Carroll County farmer found dead in bed. The number of applicants for the Superintendent of the American Light and Heat Company is said to be eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arenta
F. Scott Zeigler
Higerstown
Solomons Island
Washington
Plum Point
Wm. Nusbaum
Uniontown
Carroll County
The
American Light and Heat Company
Last chance sale at the Gem Store and Kiune's market
The Gem Store on West Patrick Street advertises a final sale tonight and Monday featuring white metal tea and fable spoons, tin cups, glass jelly glasses, wire window screens, tea kettles, preserves, and more. A. L. Kiine’s at 5 West Patrick Street promotes fresh country strawberries and other produce. The Freemasons meet for divine worship at 9:50 am tomorrow, and the Adamstown Dramatic Association plans a June 21 performance in Branswick for a church fund. Excelsior Water from Saratoga Springs is served at Sheppard's Court Street Restaurant. Lumber sale: 100,000 ft Hemlock Stock Cut at $11 per thousand. Rambler bicycles are praised for racing and tires by G and J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
W. W. Lease
Adamstown
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Frederick Weather Record
Suromren
Chondy Bain
Jeone
Speci
Taz News
Pind Wasmeton
D.C
M. W. Ganursetox
the Weather Bureau
Wobski
Polands
John Wesley
XL E. Church
Epworth Rectary
Lincolnetire
Joseph Addson
EOE
Ireland
Weenliariy
War
Labansiker
Might Borg
New Lishen
Cs Ombuass County
Daly
Suns
Ww. M. Pairchild
the News Office
A. Albert
Equity
F Reich
W. W.lease
A. L. Eline
Rink
Derr’s Island
Howard’s Woods
Johnny Rebs
Woman's College
Manz Taxa
CLUB
G. Francie Clingan
News OF the Churches
Braddock
G. C
Hasaxarl
Y. P
C. E
Henry Perry
M.C
G. W. Warrer
Theevening
Milton G. Urner
Kingdom Withie
Epworth League
Tails Tire
Frederick Elevator Company
Byron Feigley
Col. Boughman
Denmark
New Jersey
Boonsboro
Annie Thames
Oskland
Aurors
Terra Alta
Gerrett
Indy
Liberty Benner
Harry W. Lewis
Nitherto Zealous
J. E. Martin
W. Main Street
Martin
Rpo
John Hendrickson
Usk
ITIS
Doax Hesouesson
P.S
LOOIS
A. L. Kiine’s
West
Patrick Street
Msconic Fraternity
Geo. E. Myer
Saratoga Springs
Sheppard's Court Street
Anelgats
W. D. Bowers Lumter Company
East Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
Wilmington
Del
W. C. Leeds
W.sterrthen
G & J. Tres
James BE. Walker & CO
Walker & CO
Rodock
Neidig
Frodock & Neldic
K. Pekyard
Rudock & Neidig
A. T. Rice &Sons
A T. Rice & Sons
North Marert Steelt
Trederick, ME
Calis
Vv. Staub
Cy Bixxz
BY. State's
North Market
Stess
Forth Street
Eller & DeLashmutt
Oiice
Patrick Atreet
Tus News Steam
South Market St
B. & D. Institute
F. L. Gaity
Walie Mt
Aprasaty
Frederick Co
Hb. E
Washiexton
D.O_ MMiny ZUSotew
H. Blaqeston
Free Woolens
CLAI
B. H. Buavistoy
North Market Stress Feederick
Gilbert
Giegent
Elecke Oxfords
George A. Gilbret's
David H. Best
Carrie Waisii
Pergale
Besta
Abik
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