Purely Personal mentions travel and visits in Frederick area
Paragraphs list residents and visitors in Frederick including John Francia Smith in Washington, General L V Baughman in Baltimore, Charles Davia Washington visiting relatives, DeGarmendis Toscarora in Baltimore, Miss Beckwith Washington with Frederick friends, Dr J W Downey New Market in Frederick on business, and many others visiting or returning from trips, with notes on hosts and destinations across cities such as Baltimore Washington Lancaster and Pittsburgh. The items read like society notes detailing movements of people and their hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Francia Smith
Washington
L. V. Baughman
Baltimore
Charles Davia
Cailos DeGarmendis
Toscarora
Misa Beckwith
Yeatarday
Frederick
J. W. Downey
New Market
W. Bruon Ogle
Ladiesburg
Helen Baughman
Poplar Terrace
Boy Shook
Wm. E. Kahn
South Market Street
Thomas Danaher
C. J. Riehl
South Market
Cumberland
Dennis AL Daniels
Shirley
Edward Shirley
James E. Ball
Antoinette Grabltz
Louisville
E. S. Todd
East Church Street
Agnes Gibbona
Katherine Lysight
May Lysight
Burdette
Montgomery County
William Miller
Samuel
William McDevitt
Appleton
Wis
Goode Dsnning Company
Lula Best
Allegheny Mountains
Barnes
Pittsburg
Bear Run
Funeral of N J Wilson at St John s Church
The funeral was held at 9 o'clock from St John s Catholic church with a requiem mass. Rev Father Coleman and Rev Father O Rourke conducted the service. The Novitiate choir sang. Floral tributes included a bouquet from Mrs Wilson s storehouse employees. Active pallbearers were F Columbus Knott Daniel B Miller Theodore Brookey Peter Saseger J H Doh William F Grous. Honorary pallbearers from the Catholic Beneficial Society and Catholic Benevolent Legion included Judge James McSherry John A Kennedy Wm M Orhomins J F Eisenhaus t J Geitner and J Daniel Crimxaing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J. Wilson
St. John's Catholic Church
Father Coleman
Father O'Rourke
Mrr. Wilson
Store Houss
F. Columbus Knott
Daniel B. Miller
Theodore Brookey
Peter Saseger
J. H. Doh
Willam F. Grous
Catholic Beneficial Society
Catholic Benevolent Legion
Wers
James McSherry
John A. Kennedy
Wm. M. Orhomins
J. F. Eisenhaust
J. Geitner
J. Daniel Crimxaing
Committees Form Resolutions for Mr Wilson Death
United Steam Fire Company members Gaver Heck and Barnes were named to draft resolutions on N J Wilsons death. St Johns Beneficial Society appointed Eisenkazer Smith and Crousa for the same task. Father McElroy Ovansil Catholic Benevolent Legion named McSherry Crimmins and Sinita to prepare resolutions for Mr Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Steam Fire Company
Joseph W. Gaver
Hiram R. Heck
Harry Barnes
N. J. Wilson
John Eisenkazer
O. P. Smith
WF. Crousa
St. John’s Beneficial Society
Mr. Wilson
Father McElroy Ovansil
Catholic Benevolent Legion
Lela
James McSherry
Moss
Wm. M. Crimmins
C. P. Sinita
Wilson
Religious Week in Local Churches Notes and Announcements
Notes from Sunday services across faiths including Evangelical Lutheran German Baptist and Grace Reformed. Topics span Genesis and Matt passages, Anti-Saloon League talks, church attendance, and new Sunday scholars. Also reports on building plans, honorary doctorates, and pastor appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Lutheran Church
T. B. Birch
United Brethren Church
O. W. Stinespring
Stinespring
Grace Reformed Church
E. L. McLean
St. Matt
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Schneysville
Christ’s Reformed Church
Middletown
W. Pontius
D. B. Kefanver
T. 8. Birch
Mechanicsburg
M. HE. Church South
Tssachar
Jarasl Cought
Epworth League
Thomas Freeman Dison
Presbyterian Church
EL Nicholson
Baltimore
Mollie Moberly
Gaul
Holy City
Evangelical Reformed Church
S. E. Nicholson
Anti-Saloon League of
Eschbach
Temple of Infe
Todd
School of Christ
Epworth League Servics
Albert Gilson
League
Doctor Whitmore
Christian Endeator Society
Sanday School
Union Counry
Thorough
Msde
Union
Banner
Schuylkill County
General Synod of the Reformed Church
Council of Reformed Churches
Glasgow
Scotland
Barspe
St. Jobs
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore church names new assistant priest at St John’s
William J. Keno, chaplain at City Hospital Baltimore and pastor of St John’s, named as Father Kane’s assistant. Rev H J Crawly, ordained Saturday, joins after Fosher Kane served as free secular pastor for over a century. Jesuit fathers led parish until novitiate moved to New York. Cardinal Gibbons oversaw transfer of church property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Keno
Hexpital
Baltimore
St. John's Choroh
H. J Craly
Father Kane
Fosher Kane
St. John’s Charon
Wathera Pave
New York
Cardinal Gibbons
Father Kang Ies
St. Charles College
St. Mary’s Baminary
City Hopital
Eae
Editor Fends Off Burglar in Hagerstown Home
Vernon M. Simmons editor of the Hagerstown Herald surprised a burglar at 1 o'clock yesterday morning in the home of Alexander Neill. Simmons, in night clothes and unarmed, seized a rocking chair and frightened the intruder, who fled through a rear window. Police found nothing missing as they searched the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon M. Bsimmong
Hagerstown
Mr. Simmons
Third and Last Organ Recital at Episcopal Church
The Third and Last Organ Recital will be given at the Episcopal church on Monday evening June 23 at 815. Owing to illness of Mr. Stanley Addicks, Mr. Mintoni Pyne of St. Mark's Philadelphia will give the recital. Pyne is a leading Philadelphia organist and Fellow of the American Guild of Organists. No admission, collection taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Stanley Addicks
Mintoni Pyne
St. Mark's Church
Philadelphia
American Guild of Organists
Pyne
Tour of Inspection by Philadelphia Engineer in Frederick
Joseph T. Richards of Philadelphia and Mrs. Richards arrived in Frederick with a party including Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Fletcher Mr. and Mrs. J. Monroe and several others for a track and bridge inspection. The group stayed at the City Hotel and returned to Philadelphia yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph T. Richards
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Richards
Geo. Fletcher
J. Monroe
Frank R. Tobey
Laura H. Tobey
John L. Smith
Edwansein
Frederick
City Hotel
Law's Grip Leads to Arrest After Saloon Fight
Brank Somers and Nichola Nichols, both colored, were arrested Saturday afternoon by Officers Crouse and King for fighting at Eyler's saloon on West Patrick Street. The dispute stemmed from two women in the saloon. Nichols suffered a fractured nose but nothing more serious. Justice Wood jailed Somers for 20 days in default of a $4 fine, while Nichols paid a fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brank Somers
Nichola Nichols
Crouse
King
Eyler
West Patrick Street
Nichols
Ex-Governor Lowndes Denies Reconciliation Report
The report that ex Governor Lowndes and Senator Wellington had reconciled stirred Cumberland interest. Lowndes denies any knowledge of such a move and says there is no foundation. Judge Sloan has warm relations with both, fueling speculation he acted as mediator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowndes
Wellington
Cumberland
David W.sloan
Death of Franklin Only Aged Five Rites Held at Quinn Chapel
Franklin Only a colored child aged five died Saturday night at his parents home on Gast Street of typhoid fever. Funeral services were conducted at 2 PM from Quinn Chapel by Rev. Mr. Murray with Sunday School pallbearers. Interment followed at Gresnmount Cemetery, A T Rice & Sons funeral directors assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frarklin
Franklin
Gast Street
Quinn Chapel
Mr. Murray
Gresnmount Cemetery
A. T. Rice & Sons
Brave West Virginia girl saves freight train
A few weeks ago Mary Ellwood, a bright girl living in Vanleares ville West Virginia, halted an eastbound Baltimore and Ohio freight train by reporting a broken rail. For her bravery the railroad awarded her a $50 check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ber Thoughttzleese
Mary Ellwood
Vancleresville
W. Va
Baltimore & Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Imps Mandolin Club Dance at Braddock Heights
On Wednesday evening the Imps Mandolin Club will give a dance at Braddock Heights. The car will leave the Square Corner at 7 30 o'clock. Dancing will commence at 8 15 and continue until 11 o'clock. The Frederick Select Orchestra will furnish music. Harry Haller and Buchanan Smith have the arrangements for the dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imps Mandolin Club
Braddock Heights
Frederick Select Orchestra
Harry Haller
Buchanan Smith
Local Mart Market Quotations for Daily Commodities
Eastern Milling & Export Company quotes steam per barrel at 3.10, corn shelled 2 cents per bushel, wheat No 2 red 15 per bushel, steamer 73 per bushel. Company bids 85 cents for July wheat. Hay ranges from 8 to 10 dollars per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Milling & Export Company
Change in Baltimore train schedule via Western Maryland
The early morning train to Baltimore on the Western Maryland and Pennsylvania Railroads, formerly leaving Frederick at 5:50 a.m., will now depart at 7:18 a.m. to better connect with the Blue Mountain Express at Bruceville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Western Maryland
Pennsylvania
Frederick
Bruceville
Blue Mountain Express
Up-to-Date Grind Organ Debuts in Frederick
A novelty in the line of grind organs appeared in Frederick this morning. The organ has dram and cymbals attachment and is mounted on large wheels, drawn by a horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Hotel thief caught ends up in more trouble
Charles Chage, a 19 year old Black city employee, was arrested in Baltimore on Saturday while attempting to sell a ring engraved with J M Hood. He had stolen the ring from the City Hotel room of Mr James Hood. Earlier thefts at the hotel involved a watch and money belonging to Mrs L Dell. Proprietor Long spared arrest citing youth but Chage likely to be brought back for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Office
Chace
Scarcity of Farm Hands Triggers Bride Prize Contest
In Pratt county Kansas farmer James Woolsey offered his 19 year old daughter as a prize to the harvester who worked hardest in a three day contest on his 500 acre Wenses field. Willis Rodway of Illinois won and married Anna Woolsey. Rodway logged 100 acres in the contest and wore out three teams as workers crowded in seeking the prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Woolesy
Usar
Wichita
Kansas
Youny Harvester
Willis Rodway
Illinois
Anna Woolsey
Wooley
Pratt County
Rodway
The Du-Barry Walk Creeps Into Fashion
The Boston Traveler notes a new walking style dubbed the Du-Barry walk. It features three movements involving hips shoulders and head. Practitioners begin with short trip steps and balanced weight shifts to create a fascinating, graceful effect. The second part highlights coordinated shoulder motion with hips, marking the most challenging aspect. Society women who adopt it praise the change and self delight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Invitation for Junior Steam Fire Company to Kiks Carnival
John Francis Smith secretary of the Junior Steam Fire Company received an invitation from D Landsay Sloan Cumberland secretary of the committees arranging the Kiks Carnival in Cumberland the week of July 7 to attend Firemen Day Wednesday July 9 take part in the parade and reel race prize $30 to win largest line earns $40 next largest $20 and $10 for best display this invitation turned over to D John Markes captain of the reel team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
John Francis Smith
Junior Steam Fire Company
D. Landsay Sloan
D. John Markes
Organ Recital at All Saints Episcopal Church
The last recital for the new organ at All Saints Episcopal Church will be held Monday evening at 7 o clock. Organist Minton Pyne of St Marka Philadelphia will perform with vocalist Nadine Prevost Allen. Admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Minton Pyne
St. Marka Church
Philadelphia
Nadine Prevost Allen
Pyne
Local Inventors Unveil New Burglar Alarm
Barry Hegan and Lewis Woodward of the city claim an electrical burglar alarm is more perfect than any on the market and will soon be marketed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Hegan
Lewis Woodward
Bishop Paros Preached in Ellicote City and Other News
Bishop Paros preached at Ellicote City and confirmed a large clan. J W Pyler a brakeman for Northern Central Railway killed at Canton yards. Isis proposes to build an electric railroad to speed trains to Carpenters Cumberland workers may strike for nine hour day. Miss Helen Geneva Blanchard married Barton P Wade of Ireland and sailed to New York then Europe. Mrs Elizabeth Paul widow, opposite Dorchester Butter Dish Factory in Cambridge, died of heart disease after fire fright. At Strawberry Hill near Upper Marlboro a large barn owned by Van Clagett burned after being struck by lightning. Last year tobacco crop of 15 hogsheads destroyed with a prize. Amelia Hobkell Shryook wed James McDonnell Price at Beauseant Mount Washington. James Devon killed March 20 in machinery at Anderson’s flour mill near Clermont Mills. Devon’s head crushed and leg broken. Cornelius Murphy witnessed body and summoned assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paros
Ellicote City
J. W. Pyler
Northern Central Railway
Canton
Isis
Kent
Eastern Shore
Baltimore
Cumberland
Helen Geneva Blanchard
Westminster
Barton P. Wade
Ireland
New York
Europe
Elizabeth Paul
Dorchester
Oambridge
Strawberry Hill
Upper Marlboro
van Clagett
Jane
Anderson
Clermont Mills
Cornelius Murphy
Devon
Frosts Sweep Allegany County in Cold Snap
A heavy frost blanketed Allegany County including Gorman and Frostburg yesterday morning making ground white and windows frosted. Cold winds persisted as residents noted an extraordinary phenomenon for the era. Louis Derrick Davis of Fountain Mills graduated from Rock Hall College with a BA, a mechanical drawing medal, and honors in Christian doctrine, English, modern languages, and moral science. he plans to study law at Catholic University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegany County
Gorman
Frostburg
Louia Derrick Davis
Fountain Milla
Thia County
Rock Hall College
Davie
Catholo University
Organ Recital Set at Episco pal Church by Mr Minton Pyne
Local notice states the last organ recital at the Episcopal church will be given on Monday evening June 23 by Mr Minton Pyne of 83 Mark's Church Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Minton Pyne
Mark's Church
Philadelphia
Dols Tonight Tonight at City Hotel June 50 July 1
Saks Optical Co of Washington D C announces examinations free at City Hotel on Monday June 50 and Tuesday July 1 from 9 to 5 no charge if unsatisfied. Doha Bird Pie Athletic Park hosts Monday and Thursday nights with magie dancing bowling amusements shooting galleries swings and a refreshment booth admission 20 cents. free catalogs offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Saks
Saks’ Optical Co
Washington, D. C
City
Awingeard Park
Admirbion
QOrab Soup Festival At Junior Hall Week Long
Old time festival and entertainment all week at Junior Hall features Brenner's Superb Orchestra for a discovery night and an excursion to Harper's Ferry. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad runs a Sunday trip from Frederick at 7:43 p.m. with return at 7:45 p.m. on June 29. Fare is 15 cents for round trip tickets valid only on the date of issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Hall
Brenner
Barper's Ferry
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Harper's Ferry
Frederick
Niagara Fa
Niagara Falls
America
Baltimore & Ohio
Royal Binue Lins
Philadelphia
Reading
Lehigh Valley Bonute
Lehigh
Wyoming Valleys
Washington, D. C
Baltimore
Camden Station
Bluvott Cisy
Rockville
Brunswick
Hagerstown
Roesdysville
W. Ta
Buffalo
Rochester
Ger Gilson
Manoh
Ninzara Fa
N.C
Gorge Rotte
Thousand Islands
Cays
Nisgera Falls
Oaly
Baltimore & Ohio B
Satin Fetes and Ribbons Sale Amid Seasonal Fabrics
Our stock of Satin Taf fetas and All-Satin Ribbons is replenished with white, gray, blue, heliotrope options. Ginghama in blue, purple, pink, ox blood. 100 per yard wide satin wash ribbons. Summer ties for ladies priced 2.50 to 8.50. Dress stuffs in seasonable fabrics offered to close quickly. Keep an open eye on us.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Rubbey Towel Aids In Bathroom Work Ad
Unclear ad copy mentions Rubbey Towel and Reidert Lamps with pricing notes. readable fragments indicate a sale offer for bathroom goods and lighting items with prices around 250 and up. No clear dates or full names are evident.
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Batttle
Ihrasimenus
Hanni
Calas Flamiaing
Plasay
Clive
Bengal
Samuel Jancis Dupont
United States Navy
E Englsh Cappith Siip Victoria
Tripoli
Mme
Martia Albon
Paris
Henry 3B
F Plant
Plant
New York City
China
Tientain
Anasto
Maryland
U. Moors
Board of Appeal
Ant Recital Optician
Smith, Mayre
Episcopal Obureh
Deador Saks
Athletic Park
Doll's
Athiens Park
Netdig & Miller
Sunday Schools and Societies
Lewis Moberly
Frederick Nagro
TRS
Intercat
Dols
Doha
Bird
Orab Soup
Wm. C. Boteler
Medical Department of
Dhes” University
N. Market St
Moma
Watkins
Toronto
LRR
John Hendrickgon
Telenbour
JOB Dress Goods
John Hiewprtoxson
Neidig & Miller
Nedie A
Uinion
Glass OF
Rabhon
Clinton & Main
Clinton E. Main
Frederick Q County
Isanogle & Wagaman
The
Mencement
GiAnd
Isanogle & Wagamar
North Market Street
Frederick, MD
B. Sapfington
B. Sapfingtons
Lauedewiy Gus
GEO
Rodook
OG _ WMNE
BIG Blore's Bargain Bulletin
Brussels
Beossein
Sica
Ingrain & Yard
GRO
Rodode & Tt
A. T. Rie & Sons
Feedberick, MD
Frederick County Telephone
Thomas Y. Rice
Frederick County
Wales
Willard
Keller
Fatricer Street
Frederson, MD
Thletic-Park
D. B. B. Peterman
Franklin Strost
Wys
Sam Nobe
Frederick Brat
Bate Estardey Devert Turd
Jorspe W. Gaver
Leama Qomee
Court Street
dSdawiy Sdwin Devilbigs
AOE Cerer
Devilbiss & Urnee
Doll & Albaugh Bauieton
Eetidawiy
D* B
Nicodemus
Frederick Co
Jozeph Groff
Bolkting Axse
East Sixth
Xix
Morsjon Bart Forth Street
Inquira
Nixporrr
Mise
Bsoy
Crosery
News DiSec
Szsatt
Izaed
Terence Soneseessisy
Wim Broved
Rirsicht Houside
Londaparters
Toner
Caxton Balldine
Rasyiadte
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