County Board Approves 1900 Expenses and Bridges
The board recounts 1900 total expenses at 156 207.92, a drop of 6 472.51 from prior year. It awarded coal contracts to Wm 5 Miller & Co at 5.18 per ton and let a small iron bridge project to Nelson & Buchanan for 850 at Bush creek Monrovia. A second iron bridge over the Monocacy at Poolesford hinges on Carroll county sharing half the cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. 5
Miller & Co
Bush Creek
Monrovia
Nelson & Buchanan
Chambersburg
Poolesford
Emmitsburg
Carrol
Carroll County
Two Men Arrested and Fined for Fighting
Justice Smith presided over the case against Lewis Walters and Lewis Main, arrested by Officer King for fighting. Both were found guilty and fined $2.50 each, paid, leading to their release. The piece promotes the newspaper as an economical advertising medium for trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Smith
Lewis Walters
Lewis Main
Officer King
Maryland School for the Deaf Class of 1901 Reunion Drama
Graduates of the Maryland School for the Deaf gathered for a reunion on the first day, with a welcome by Prof Charles W Ely and an address by Ferrin Lee. Officers were elected, impromptu talks followed, and the class performed Cinderella to a packed hall, then chapel services were held at 7:30 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland School For the Deaf
P. mm
Henry J. Gill
Chas. W. Ely
A. M
Hwwig of Giovius
Iaculny
Ferrin Lee
Bedsoe
Baltimore
J. A. Brantlick
Easton
F. L. Tschiffeley
Gaithersburg
H. G. Benson
Frederick
G. M. Leitner
E. ©. Wyand
Hakle’s Mills
Messrs
Buxton and Vollange
Rev
Moylan
Messrs. Wyand
Schafer
Cinderella
Mattie Kelley
Bessie Fader
Florence Alban
Maggie Mullen
Katie Henderson
Ladies of the Court
Frances Nicol
Mary Nicol
Prince
Arthur Hoffmaster
Herald
George Faupel
Page
Henry Nicol
Perin Lee
John Koenig
Mis Surn Flair
John Leitch
D. E. Moylan
Funeral of Mrs Ann Rebecca Stauffer at Walkersville
The funeral for the late Mrs. Ann Rebecca Stauffer was held Sunday from her Walkersville home. Services at the M E Church were led by former pastor Rev B F Devries with Rev J E B Rice assisting. Pallbearers were nephews David R Stauffer S Theodore Stauffer William H Kemp David Cramer Charles Cramer and John Cramer. Interment at Olivet Cemetery Frederick. Jacob S Perry Son funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Rebecca Stauffer
Walkersville
M. E. Church
B. F. Devries
Sykesville
J. E. B. Rice
U. B. Church
David R. Stauffer
S. Theodore Stauffer
Wm. H. H. Kemp
David Cramer
Charles Cramer
John Cramer
Mbé
Olivet
Frederick
Jacob S. Perry & Son
Band Receives Twenty Five New Uniforms for Creagerstown
B Hosenour and Sons received twenty five blue uniforms with black trim for the Creagerstown band. Caps match the blue attire. The band will wear them tomorrow in a Rockville parade after securing the contract by beating New York Philadelphia and Baltimore firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Hosenour & Sons
Creagerstown
Rockville
B. Rosenour & Sone
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Louise James Solves Kane Business College Problem
Miss Louise James daughter of Edward James was among the successful students in solving the daily challenge advertised by the Kane Business College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise James
Edward James
Kane Business College
Maryland School Deaf Mutes Celebrate Grow Jubilee
Professor Charles M Grow retires after fifty years teaching at the Maryland School and plans to move to Missouri with his son The reunion honors his service with a Morris chair and ten dollars in gold A farewell social will close the visit with about 150 in attendance and a Braddock Heights trolley outing reported by The News
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Grow
Missouri
Kreh
Braddock Heights
Catoctin
Grow
Maryland School
Morris
E. C. Wyand
Willam Albaugh Dead In Complication of Diseases
Willam Albaugh a well known resident of this city died yesterday afternoon at 2 o clock at the home of Edward Shafer near Braddock from a complication of diseases aged 64 years and 2 days. In early life he served as a revenue inspector and for Regia ak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam
Albaugh
Edward Shafer
Braddock
Regia Ak
Modern Beauty Seeks Healthy Living and Publicity
The passage extols a healthy regimen of good food, outdoor exercise, and natural beauty. It notes the gentle Syrup of Figs as a cleansing laxative from the California Fig Syrup Co, and mentions 15 cent public want ads in Frederick to announce a job or cook position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Co
Frederick
Funeral for local real estate figure at Evangelical Reformed Church
The longtime member of Doli & Albaugh real estate firm and a Reformed church member, unmarried, is survived by two brothers Messia Theodore of Lawrence Kansas and Eugene of Woodsboro and a sister Mrs W Irving Parsons. The funeral is set for tomorrow at 2 PM from the Evangelical Reformed church with Columbus Lodge AF and AM and city Masons attending. A local adage notes the dull season makes advertising seem futile like fishing with a bare hook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doli
Welsh Bros Circus Arrives in Frederick for New Show
The Walsh Brothers big rail road circus reached Frederick early today, after two York performances drawing immense crowds. The parade dazzled with caparisoned horses and carved cages, as the modern display unfolded with bands and a wide array of acts led by Dekezawa's Royal Court troupe and many specialty performers. An eight o'clock show drew a large audience this evening before the troupe heads to Hanover tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh Brothers
Frederick
York
O'Leary
East Patrick Street
Dekezawa
Royal Court
Mile
Sandow
John White
George Crandall
Prof
Price
del Sabo
Sistera Nelsoma
Mak Hugo
Boyd
Frank
Idalena McCormick
Jaggiery
Misa Vera Burt
Equestrienne
Bob Peasley
Emil Schnorr
Don Wiliams
George Patrick
Bonnie Hunting
Maximilian Davis
Sylvester
America
Hanover
Purely Personal: Pleasant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go
Miss Alice V Shriner North Market oot wett Moss Minaia Evane Washington DC Mr Hanson Black USA returning from visit with Mr and Mrs Wm Maulsby Court Square Frederick W Cramer of Washington and Lee University vacationing with relatives in Frederick Mrs Annie M Snyder and Brandson Master Charles 8 Pickett East Thire street visiting relatives in Washington See Sliss Beasye Bucher left this morning for New York to spend summer with sister Mrs Gus Barger Mrs Arthur English of New York who has been spending time with her father Mr McClintock Young Court street returned Mr Charles C Ebert returned from the Eastern Shore where he accompanied his mother and younger brothers to their summer home In a age Sara tia hk avinius brother Albert on a trip to New England Dr Bernard Steiner librarian Pratt Library Baltimore will attend annual Library Convention at Waukesha Wis July 3 10 During his absence he plans to visit Milwaukee and Madison Wis Mr Ira N Logan assistant at Frederick Academy left this morning for his home in Carlisle Pa After a few days in Carlisle he will return to New England During his stay Professor Logan has made many friends and enjoyed a popularity that Many a teacher might envy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice V. Shriner
North Market
Moss Minaia
Evane
Washington
D. C
Hanson Black
U.S. A
Maulsby
Court Square
Frederick W. Cramer
Washington and Lee University
Frederick
Annie M. Snyder
Brandson
Charles 8. Pickett
East Thire Street
Sliss Beasye Bucher
New York
Gus Barger
Arthur English
McClintock Young
Court Street
Charles C. Ebert
Sara Tia Hk Avinius
Albert
New England
Bernard Steiner
Pratt Library
Baltimore
Waukesha
Wig
Milwaukee
Madison
Wis
Ira N. Logan
Frederick Academy
Carlisle
Logan
Professor Logan
U B Festival Brings Large Attendance For Strawberry Sale
The United Brethren church strawberry and ice cream festival continues tonight after a strong turnout and good sales yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B
United Brethren Church
Frederick's Palace Park to Host Grand Opening Night
Athletic Park presents the season opener with music dancing racing bowling alleys shooting galleries booths swings and seats. Admission 10 cents incl car fare from Square Corner. chartered cars run every fifteen minutes to the park. Also notices for a Masonic funeral attendance and local sales and excursions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Park
Frederick's Palace Park
Frederick
Square Corner
Les Bulletin
Virginia Dorsey, James Lightfoot Tie in Takoma Park Church
Miss Virginia Dorsey and Mr James H Lightfoot wed at Trinity Episcopal Church Takoma Park DC officiated by Rev David Barr The bridal party includes Virginia Goodwin Virginia Goodwin Beat Rice Goodwin Fox and Talisferro with maid of honor Miss Carter The couple will take a northern trip to Buffalo Niagara and Canada. the bride is daughter of the late Rev James Owen Dorsey and the groom a District bar member
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Carter
G. Chapin Lightfoot
Peter Kemper, Jr
New York
S. Howard
Charles Edward Lightfoot
Virginia
Hosiery and Dress Fabrics Sale Promises Deep Discounts
JOGEN HENDRICKS promotes a wholesale sale on corset covers and ladies wear items. Shoppers can find shirts waists and colored waists from 50 cents to 3 dollars, with dramatic reductions on half wool and silk blends. The ad touts evolving fashion as per Dame Fashion's catalogue and urges quick purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Dame Fashion
Peroals and Gingbame Remnants Sale Cuts Prices
John Hewoxtoxson reports remnants of Peroals and lawns greenery, with gingbame items reduced to one-half cost. The brief notice notes a sale on P. 8 and highlights substantial price cuts for lawn and related garden materials.
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Her
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Lee
Miles
Marmitien
Wayshot
Emberor
Blemco
Milan
Pennsylvania
Gerera Green P. Garner
Chicago
Macum Ian
Till & B. M
W. L. Moors
The
Weather Bureau
Butcher
Otatoes
Joleman
J.D. Kaufman
F. J. Schroeder
J. A. Williamson
Rosenour’s
F. Griffin
Fearhake, Lacy
OS. Miller & Co
Neidig & Miller
Wertheimer
Commissioners
Jde
Renge
Board of County Commissioners
D. Hospital For Insane
Springfield Hospital
Law
Weron
Wopal
Serphive
Mr. Grow
Maryland
Wi. V. Albaugh
Paote
Burger
William V. Albaugh
Welsh Bros
Circus
Columbia Lodge No. 56
A.F
Masonic Hall
Thoraday
Wm. V. Albaugh
A. Frannang
Goldsboro, N. C
Brengle
Rosanour’s
Middletown
Patrick and
Market Street
Brengie
Ladies of Trinity M
Wm. C. Boteler
North Market Street
Eaver
East Church Street
Buffalo
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Hagerstown
L. E. Mulliniz
L. E. Mullinix
Aymenkal
Jogen Hendricks
MUS
Pomlak
Joe
John Hewoxtoxson
N#DIe & MILLER
Clinton E. Main
DR. Mean
Frederigx, Md
Isanogie & Wagaman
Carter
McGill
Challenge
Niagara
Dehann
Waterman
Stafford
Faber
Diyon
Remington
Nell Gwynne
Granatara
Carolina Vavalier
Marsiaud Manor
Richard Carvel
Isanogle & Wagaman
Frederick, MD
F. B. Sappington
Sappington
City Ball
Geo.s Rodock & Co
Hargaes
Purar
Frederek
Vlore
A.T. Rice
A. T. Rice & Sona
Prederick CO
P. Rice
D. S. Rice
F. V. Staub
Potomac
New Lake
Stavss
Ceresville Flour
Inchester
Deak Sun
Titus
Shriner
Potomac River
Willard
Keller
Patrichist
Harry R. Bnook
Lewistown
A. N. Cramer
Lewtetown
Heelene
Frederick City, Mix
East Astate
Joan St. Dutrow
Wm &. Rawsbore Frederick
Decidanti
A. Atlee Radcliff
University OF Maryland
George A. Glbert
James
H. E. Peterman
Franklin Street
Baltimore Eye
City Hotel
Nortr Market Stresy
ALL Bock
Frederick Co
Ise
Township
Scott & Sox
Fayette ST
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