Local families gather during warm days in New Market area
Community notices reflect visitors to New Market and nearby towns, with names such as Misses Downey and Mrs. Wolfe mentioned. Activities include Children's Day services at the M P church, updates on repairs to the Episcopal rectory and parsonage, and residents visiting Frederick and Baltimore for social and religious events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toy
Adams
Arnold
Dean
Karl Smith
Mer Alry
Roy
Sporngell
pickness
Margaret Taylor lett
Rockville
Washington
John
Patt
Mount
Harry” Mount
Philadelphia
Howard
Hopkins
and
Halliford
Robert
apent
Frederick
James- Kelley
Laureux
Castle
Middletown
Mies
John Bartholow
Gargette
Ellen Phebus
Kaiti
Darilel
Jane Wood
Rice
Barthalows
Casper Cline
Anna Cline
Cozens
Boston
Hannah - Refch
Hugh Willis
New Market
Baltimore
G. ‘Newton Trundle
Feagaville
Nannie Reéleh
Waverly
W.L. Spencer
W. Lewis
Darriestown
Montgomery
Missea
Julia
Dorsey
Mia Nellie’Stevens
Kemptown
Irvin Ridgely
Mise Jemina
Ridgely
Jones
Thirmont
Mary Utz
George McDaniel
Denton
John ‘TE. McChan
Balthnare
Ernest Boyer
Hanford
Bick Lodge
Kate, Beal
John E
Grimes
Ellicott City
Ruth E. Lewis
Brooklyn
Europe
Marig . Bond
Ridgeville
Clara -Wilams
gon
Olin
J.M. Hengy
R. Keller
A. J. Walker
Stitt
J.D. Hoyer
M. P
Ethel ‘Moutty
mir
keney
Washington, D.C
Bickeystown
Jah’ Swendner
Mary Woods
Harry Sparrow
Libertytown
Norwoll
MIMS
Weekend Social Notes From Monrovia And Nearby
Community mentions rail at Monrovia and nearby towns include visits by Wachter and Aldridge families, James Day and siblings, and Herman of Lititz. The week notes a baby birth to Mr and Mrs Granville Dapholl, and local church services at Locust Grove on Sunday mornings at 10 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's
Rory
itil
Mre
John
Harmer
peMiss
Clara
i Fawley
Jafferson
bing
John Crawford
BLOOMFIELD
Zen
Maytin
Baltimore
Byron F. Zhumerman
Bettet
Byron Zimmerman
D. H. Moylan
Bettle ‘Branffer
Walkerahite
LINGANORE
Willa Aldridge
Monraviay
iy Uiother
John Aldridge
re doeia
Hertan Young
Joseph Krofinge
Peediick
y G
Herman
Lititz
lew
dyer
hia ister
Shyder
elawty
James Day
hio
Dickeraon
Kesville
bey
an . SMine
Rose“ Williar
Gettysburg
Locuut “Grove
St Marys College Graduation honors float with Northrop presiding
Twenty graduates at St Marys College received bachelor degrees in an event presided by Bishop Northrop. The address praised enduring classical learning, with remarks on Latin roots, ancient world, and New World education. Faculty and invited guests, including numerous named alumni and trustees, attended the jubilee celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northrop
hin
Blatiop
plasa
beng
Mdelags
lovonta
Uae
earth
Alebitd
J. Malone
tha ‘vanio
Mahont
Coltubus
Rome
Ameren
Greece
Saeniger
Braun
amt
kowna
Pho
Chaisty
Balthnure
Johns O 'Merney
ontaville
y Hahry Cooken
Charlon J. Brown
Appalielucoli
Pla
E. Walsh
Cumberland
Edward A. O'Neill
Ashland
O'Brien
Aroca
Joseph A. Kay
Philadelphia
Wolawht
V. Montague
Thomas F. Rowlie
Trenton
N. J
Albere V
Barrett
Avon
Notable Commencement Amid Baltimore Ties and Trials
Fragmented report covers Loyola, Western Maryland, and St Marys events. Baltimore proceedings include a grand jury case, hotel theft, and a cautionary tale of a society figure’s animal cruelty campaign. Inquiries note a courtroom in Chestertown and a seating of officials at city events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogu
Baltimiore
Lee
Rock
Baltimore
Fieve
Couneol
rattley Adie new
What Mall
Mie Balthnore
Olio Stuilroad
LSU
Cardia
Gibbons
Tide Lop Corrs
St Marys Tiduatrin School
de Junes
Camberland
Daare
Mix
Minuie Raudywald
Dreger bailty
geind
Balthnl
Pittelnayg
Lake Erie
Maryland
Bowen
Midland
William ME
Zhethernimh
aviioire
Ivike dawn
eourtroon
WHEET
society wom
Hagerstown
isis
peter ‘wridge
Chestertown
Greenwood
Moonlit Dance at Braddock Town Fair
Fragmentary verse describes a moonlit night at Braddock with a grand old moon guiding dancers and a whispered pirate joke. References include Catoctin hills, Braddock, and local names, conveying a nostalgic rural mood and a youthful moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock
Benes jack
Catoctin
New Market Meeting Discusses Missions at LY U
A June report from New Market notes a July 13 gathering hosted by Mind Stawbaker in Monrovia County for a church mission discussion. Speakers included university figures and local flowers chair, with singing led by Lilian Wool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
M. Stawbaker
Monrovia
phils
Wadnondliy
duno
waa
T. U
Milas Manet
giela
Fragmentary OCR Note on United States Court and Timber
The readable text references the United States court and timber matters with scattered phrases about 1908 1907 and monetary figures. It mentions California locations and equipment numbers but lacks coherent facts or complete names to form a clear incident or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
adil
prettodt
Andel
Peilinay
Cutttornia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aumeida Baker
Fountain Mills
EB. .L. Grimes
churel
Suuday
Harry
Eilotte
George Fawley
Jefferson
Simolay
Charles Fawley
William ‘Hightiman
Edna. Hightman
Episcopal church
Reformed church
Albert
Hemp
EP. Watking
Lola
W.C. Bek Hgon
William Bellison
Mt. Airy
Della Watkins II
Morgan Watkins
Damascus
W. E. ‘Watkins
BROWNING VILE
Beatle Lewis
Hattie King
Woodville
George Broadburdt
Easton
Maurice “Watkine
Bethesda M
Rev. Incobi
WAMSSVIL
Urbitia
NEG MEida
Ganham
Roy ‘Sponseller
LIBERTY TOWN
he-Chriathin
endeavor services
Misi Beulah Swondintz
Miu Oh’ Crouse
New Wind
Benerida
Via
Thnorsday
Mirvland
hime
suimmer
tata
aoaecenerti aise maoney e. Standard Of Company
vores
Ragen
POOLESVILLE
Frank Poole
Magocacy
Manoréas
R. ¥. Nicholaon
Lauraville
G. W. Bartgis
John Hickman
Leenburg
Ida Jarboo
New Hampshire
Misa Nonna Stauffer
Point of Rocka
W R. Luba
Howard Spates
Atlantic City
thia
John Offutt
Horace Davin
St. Michaels
venti Wachter
mat
dhirente
Bain Mra
Horace
Stall
Newton
Wachter
ST. MARY'S. COLLEGE
Exerciaen
NEWS OF THE
san Hétle
Dorothyn
Tousekeeper
Pen- Mar
Johnny
Ame Herald
rials
THOLIAY
Bulletin
inatrueti
Canada
pavaengor steamahipa
Detroit River
St. Clair
grant whips
Jake Huron
lockin
aten
Ieki
ateamships
Juniata
migasurea
Railroad of America
Pannsylvania
Joffaz
mesa
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