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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1901
Page
3
The WeeeLy News will be ready Thursday and will be a handsome twelve page paper with news and special features. It boasts the largest bona fide circulation in Broderick city and county, making it an excellent advertising medium with many advantages. Copy for new ads due by 5 pm Wednesday and changes by 1 pm that day.
PURELY PERSONAL. Mrs. D. A. Yaste of Washington D C spent weekend with relatives in this city. Miss Elsie and Jennie Van Fossen have returned from visiting West Westminster friends. Miss Mary Alleine Williamson Court Square returned from Rockville relatives. Misses Bessie and M Edith Thomas near Buckeystown were in the city yesterday. Mrs James MccSheny and Master Clinton McSherry returned from visit to Mrs John Manuel Alvert Newark. Miss Bertha McSherry home for summer from Cooper Institute New York. Mr Richard White Jr Buck Lodge spent days with Frederick friends and returned. Francis D Dorsey with Great Plainic Tea Company Washington spending vacation with relatives in this city. Miss Lucy Kuhn Howard county and Mrs Martin Raleigh N C spent yesterday with Miss Genevieve Kert. Mrs Ralph Rees Chesapeake City d visited cousin Nannie Marshall Johnson Court Square and returned home today.
A miscellany notes commencements and the season’s shifts with summer near, a Cherries lead while berries lag. President looks for a strong candidate to succeed the current officeholder. Harvest time nears and farmers’ wives plan big meals. Beauty begins at home, kitchen to bathroom and dining room. Rose display by Dixon Brothers shows Crimson Rambler canes seven feet tall, loaded with blooms. Rich lands a $35,060 fee for negotiating a streetcar compromise in a decade of claims. Edgar Brust takes a Hanover Steel post after leaving Frederick. Miss Emily Landauer remains ill but improving.
The Frederick Female High School held its class day exercises at the school with essays by Miss Naomi Reifainder and others. Other commencements followed at St Joseph's Academy Emmitsburg Thurmont Adamstown Roanoke College Visitation Academy and the Alamo reunion with awards honors and addresses.
Maryland School hosts its third state reunion with over a hundred graduates in gala attire. A 2 p.m. business meeting opens a week of events including a drama by the graduating class and a trolley party. Fortnightly farewell social and statewide deaf unity highlight the program.
The Frederick Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held a summer meeting at Mrs. Joseph A. Williamson’s Court Square residence. Eleanor Murdoch Johnson presided as regent. plans discussed for a bronze tablet at the Court House to commemorate the 1765 Stamp Act repudiation. An Mt Vernon excursion was tentatively planned for next year. The gathering, marking the 126th anniversary of the Battle of Bunker Hill, featured a solo by Mrs. D. C. Winebrewer Jr. and a chicken salad menu. Next meeting set for September 28.
At the county session Wm McQ Rhod erick Thomas E Kling and J W Molesworth were named to assess damages and condemn land for relocating a county road near Hartmans Station. The board also deferred building a bridge over the Monocacy between Woodsboro and Creagerstown as petitioned by taxpayers.
Mr and Mrs Dixon Walker of Ur bana on a driving tour through Virginia faced a perilous washout. Their horses backed instead of moving, risking a 25 foot drop if they had advanced. They spent the night in the buggy and sought aid in the morning. U B Festival activities at United Brethren chapel featured an afternoon program with songs recitations and a pie sale. The festival continues tonight. Reunion brings former students of the Maryland School for the Deaf and Domb to Frederick for a two day gathering with open grounds and a business meeting held this afternoon.
Announcement of a special excursion from Washington to Frederick via the B&O Railroad on Sunday. Also notes the sale of the late Alexander Brengloth’s estate stock by administrators and the store closure.
Special Dispatch from New York reports Judge Newburger admitted Dentist Kennedy to bail set at ten thousand dollars this morning.
Special Dispatch reports Mrs McKinley is out of danger after a June 18 medical update from Dr Johnson. The bulletin notes Mrs McKinley’s status improves though no discharge date is given.
Lonnox June 18 Ex Governor Sinzen S Pingree of Michigan is aging and near death according to a special dispatch.
Senator William B. Peter of Howard County shares his famous mint julep recipe and tips, praising silver vessels and mint leaf handling. The piece also notes Arthur P. Gorman Jr. as a Democratic House candidate from Howard County, and lists market quotes from J. E. W. Hargett's Local Market.
Miss Janis Quynn daughter of Charles W Quynn solved the daily problem advertised by Kane Business College and has earned one month's tuition in any course of study there in the ward.
A busy local page notes a Modern Woodmen meeting at 8 tonight with full attendance urged. It promotes Brengle's Hats and Rosengour's stock at twenty cents on the dollar, a Trinity M E Church fair in Masonia building, and regular dances at Braddock Heights with orchestra and free dancing. Also mentions eye examination by Dr. Wm Boteler, sugar loaf pineapples at Buive's, and dressmaking services at Eavex with expert fitting and updated gowns.
L. E. Mullinix promotes new Grass Twine Rugs and Mattings as popular floor coverings for any season. The exclusive CandLET and Wallpaper House advertises porch shades priced at one dollar, claiming relief from heat with affordable comfort.
Printed advertisements describe affordable dresses, waists, and textiles with prices from 15¢ to 100 dollars, praising corset covers, shirts, gowns, drawers, and colored waists. It notes curtain materials, black taffeta, trimmings, and novelty fabrics, plus a brief business letter from Potomac Herring patrons and a flour shipment notice.
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