Personal notes from Weebington and neighboring towns
Purely personal items list visits and movements of residents and guests. Franklin Harrington visits family in this city. William Angerine Sr returns from New York. Mrs Belt and Miss Arians Ball at Doll cottage Braddock Heights. Mrs Clary away with daughter. Jesse Poole family brief. Jacob Robbockets attend St Josephs Academy commencement. Kizaly and daughter Louise of Baltimore visit Mrs Jezan Poole. J N Zimmerman and I Joy Roelkey plus Margaret Kelkey to Wooster Ohio. James McSherry and daughters attend St Marys College commencement. Rosaustack attend Gutman Westheim wedding in Baltimore. Cha s Rohrbank at St Marys College and St Josephs Academy events. Ho Talbott returns from Charlestown. Mayme Cis baugh returns from Keller. Veronica Laliberte visiting South Market Street friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin B. Harrington
Weebington
Wm. H. Angerine
Fifth Street
New York
Alfred M. Belt
Arians Ball
Doll Cottage
Braddock Heights
Clary
McSherry
St. Mary’ College
Jacob Rosaustack
Helan B. Gutman
Wilton F. Westheime
Beltimore
Chasilea Rohrbank
St. Mary’s College
St. Tosaph's Academy
Emmitsburg
Tatey
Budget of Bright Items and Local Doings
The United engine will be tried this evening at seven o'clock. A dog entered the hennery of Mr Frederick Smith on West South Street and killed seventeen chickens. There will be no Young Men's Temperance Association gathering Friday night due to the City Opera House concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Engine
Frederick Smith
West South Street
Young Men's Temperanos Association
City Opera Ouse
Funeral at 2 O Clock for John Gilbert on Ess All Saints Street
Funeral services were held at the home on Ess All Saints Street for John Gilbert with Rev. B L Mclean officiating at 2 PM. Pallbearers included Capt. Walter Sauc, David H. Kolb, George Salter Sr, and John H. Frazier. Burial followed at Glivet cemetery with F Schroeder Funeral Director. Palestine Encampment No 20 OO elected officers for the coming term led by P Chief Patriarch Wim H Beall and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gilbert
Ess All Saints Street
B.L. Mclean
Pall Bestera
Walter Sauchere
David H. Kolb
George Salter
John H. Frazier
Mr. Glivet
F. Schroeder
Palestine
Wim. H. Beall
Eli G. Haugh
Alvin O. Doering
S. W
H. Barrington
J. W
Rufus A. Rager
W. Nash. Young
R- A. Bennett
Marchsh
Shiplay
Committee appoints resolutions panel for John Gilbert death
At a special Hose Company meeting independ ent, George Salter Jr Milton Engle William Kolb Gap Walter Saunders and George Wallace were named to draft resolutions on the death of John Gilbert The Town Crier Is Out of Date and advertisers are urged to use The News for reaching business and households with bargains and advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Hose Company
John Gilbert
George Salter
Milton T. Engle
William Kolb
Walter Saunders
George Wallace
Evory
Frederick Aldermen Mull Over Fire Company Funding
The Frederick city board held a long meeting to discuss fire company funding and city services. Officials debated annual $2,000 subsidies to three fire outfits, street sweeping, sprinklers, water mains upgrades, and reporting requirements while awaiting audits and further committee input.
May report ledger and stormy alderman dispute
The May report from Market Master Willard N. Garratt lists numerous names and itemized sums for various firms and suppliers. A stormy dispute erupted between Aldermen Douglass and Schsil over a remark by Mr Setell, leading to heated words and a near confrontation before others intervened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Douglass
Setell
Soksil
Trainload of Millionaires to Arrive in Denver
A sensational Danter Times front page announces a special "Fifty Gold Mines Special" train carrying wealth valued at $200,000,000 headed for Denver to inspect Colorado gold mines. Among the travelers are J Roger McSherry, Agron Rosenstock, J Frank Risenbauer, Richard P. Ross and Dr Ira J. McVardy. The itinerary outlines arrivals in Denver, inspections of fifty mines in Gupia county, then routes to Black Hawk and back to Chicago, ending in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Danter (Col.) Times
Baturdsy
the Times
Guple County
Massrr
J. Roger McSherry
Agron Rosenstock
Frank J. Newman
J. Frank Risenbauer
Richard P. Ross
D. Erincason Backey
Ira J. McVardy
Frederick
Lefs
Esye
Therr
Danver
Chitago
New York
Chicago
Ohicago
Adiness
Burlington
Reid W. Pack
Gupin County
Colorado
Bobtail
Fisk
Qook Teches
Big Oles
Gupia
Deavar
Bom
Brown Palsve
Gruests
Colorado & Southern
Black Bank
Fifty Gold Mines Corporation
Black Hawks
Real Estate Deal by Frederick and Middletown Electric Railroad
The Frederick and Middletown Electric Railroad Co through Emory L Gablentz bought the southeast corner property at Carroll and Patrick Streets including the Tyson dwelling Bearer rooms and the Tyson Nice denis office. The purchase makes the company owner of all land on the south side of East Patrick Street between Carroll Street and the alley to the Geo A Birley Sons tannery, extending 20 Carroll Creek in the rear. Several deeds were filed late yesterday transferring the chain from Ernest Sharp and wife to Agnes E Daly to Emory E Gablentz then to James E Ingram Jr and finally to the railroad company. The annuity charged by the will of the late John Kunkel has been assumed by the American Bonding Company of Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Companiea Muet
Edward A Gittinger
Douglas
Gittlager
George H. Zimmerman
Chapel Alley
Church
Ferrick Streets
Zimlmarman
Elass
Patrick Street
Committee On Streets
Comelites
Moezars
Chapline
Bislield
Engls
Walllace
John Eisenhaner
Jontor Fire Company
Merses
Gaver
Heck
Storm and Page
United Fire Company
Ir. Gaver
Schell
Ady Wry
Thomsa A. Chapline
Bosra
John Efsecanér
Garter
Hoss Company
Kindley
Lease
Baif Rasohad
Aca
Frederick
Wm. H. Hinks
P. D. Fakrmey
George BH. Zimmerman
Dillareans
Binks
West Fifth Street
Him Street
Greif Park
Wm A. Hahn
Fifth Street
Maryland Brick and Sapply Company
A Committee On Waterworks
Glty
E.O. Shepherd
Tae Nees
Deugists
Frederick Esilroad
Esid
Messrs
Dosgrass
Hershberger
Messrs. Schell
Eiadley
George Borrall
cHty Spring
Kemp
Scheil
Ira Bizer
East Seventh Street
General Electric Co
Marken & Bielfeld
Theodore A. Buesing
John A. Boyce
Frederick & Middletown Electric Railroad Co
Emory L. Gablentz
Carroll and
Patrick Streets
Henry Tyson
Tyson & Nice
Denis
O. R. Mobbarly
Porcosss
East Patrick Street
Cattoll Street
Geo A. Birely
John Kunkel
American Bonding Company
Baltimore
Class Day Exercises at Girls High Echcol Oley Opera House
Class Day exercises held at the Oley Opera House this morning at 10 o'clock drew a large crowd. The program included songs Welcome Kind Friends and Our Flag, an address of welcome by Vivier A. Tresch, poems by Elien A. Simmione and Edos M. Schaefer, a history by Henriette S. McDaniel, a charge to Juniors by Dairy Cocoil, a response by Margarets A. Doll, a prophecy by Charlotte T. DeLaskmett, and the class song Tis 1906 We Sing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Echcol
Oley Opera House
Vivier A
Elien A. Simmione
Jaxoretis A. Tresch
Henriette
S. McDaniel
Teachers Contracts Approved In County School Session
The Board of County School Commissioners met and awarded the contract to furnish books to Meyer and Thalbsigier for two years. They approved numerous teachers contracts and appointed assistant teachers across many schools. The secretary’s and treasurer’s books were reviewed and found correct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tas Board of County School Commissioners
Walch
Sha Savanth Atreas
Taschers
Monument
Lloyd M. Bkoogte
Retraas
Irene Wachter
Pine Tree
Clarecca W. Reddick
Jackson
Columbus W. Haupt
Hapting Creek
Lala I. Bell
Obler’s
Mary 0. Welga
Valtey View
Mocris T. DeLander
Sesonbaogh
George K. Stottlemyer
Grove Academy
Emma O. Osvilblas
Harry Whitmore
Dublin
Avon
Sigmund
Pleasant Walk
Erreat O Stottlemyer
Woodland
Charles L. Leatherman
Mocot Carme
Frankiin A. Mobie
Church Hill
K. Ficck
Focntain
Mary J Shuff
Bunnyside
James M. Weeden
Backeystown
Elia V. Kreig
Point of Books
Bettie Spacht
Ballia
Mi. Mercier
Doubd's
Etsios E. Keller
Adamstown
O. Lens Davis
Kitty Bready
North Fredrick Male
J. Harry Befanver
Helen Mullinix
Elsnoha
Lampe
Alfos E. Rhops
Edna Mollivix
Hartlet D. Boblitz
Katherine Woelner
Ora Schmidt
Kate Shank
Hulda Brust
Nellis P. Garreut
Daisy Thomas
Grace Thomas
E. Louies James
Nellie M. Mateny
Middletown
Emma LaMar
Katherine Kefanger
Edna Lighter
Wolfsville
Harlan P. Stottlem
Rans Whitehill
Brook Slit
Price Young
Burkibtartile
Dea Siifer
Feagsville
Mary K. Rodrick
Braddosk
Bartha Rodrick
Noreb Frederick
M. Priscilla Butler
Martha Rosasli
South Frederick
James H. Staner
Elias Holland
S and
Treasurar
Bank Liabilities and Certification Statement 1906
Ledger style notice shows liabilities and funds with entries such as paid in surplus and profits. It lists national bank notes outstanding due to other banks and and state banks, trust companies, and reserve agents. The document ends with the bank cashier G Zimmerman swearing to the figures before J Travers Thomas in June 1906, with directors' attestations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
U. S
Gaptral
Icesax
Faroznicx
WN. G. Zimmerman
G. Zemalerman
Juas
J. Travers Thomas
N. P. Corrict
Antes Bopsbrey
Homas H. Sialler
D. Barber
June sale items fill racks with low prices and saves
The notice advertises a June sale with numerous fabric and clothing deals. Items include White Polka Dots Stixs, Rouch Porgee Stixs, Loolsine and Taffeta Slits, White Pinne welts, Cres' Serre, Wool Dress Goods, Cambrie Edeze open work, White Towers, Summer White Blanket, White Summer Net Corsets, Wool Dress Goods, Mohir and Wool Bultings, and Misses' Lace White Hose. Various prices listed and multiple colors and sizes offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biazuli
Nary
Inchea Dean
Local Mercury Ad Page Highlights Sales and Notices
An eclectic ad page lists hardware and enamelware offers, ice manufacturing, and household goods. It includes a Stoves sale at 1100 dollars, jar rings priced per dozen, and various freight rail excursion notices from Frederick to Niagara Falls for summer travel in 1908. Also appears are club meeting invitations, a door-to-door society notice, and porch shade promos.
Commencement Exercises Cause Meeting Mixup at City Opera House
A scheduled YMCA meeting in Kemp Hall was held one hour early due to a misprint as commencement exercises in the City Opera House loom. Rev T Freeman Dixon lauds the YMCA as vital for young men, while Washington and Lee and local notes cover college graduates, scholarships, and farm egg anecdotes from Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campagna
City Opera House
Se'alock
Ym.ca
Kemp Hall
Trillia
Alumni Banquet of Frederick Male High School held last night
The eleventh Anansi banquet of the Frederick Male High School Alumni Association was held at the hotel dining room with about fifty guests. President Robert E. Delaplaine presided during a business meeting, and officers for the coming year were elected: President F. W. Cramer, vice president Grayson E. B. Staley, secretary H. J. Ketsaver, treasurer Dr A Asise Radcliff. The menu featured clams, crabs, chicken, potatoes, peas, salad, desserts, and coffee. Toasts honored the Alumni, Senior Class, Success, Our Monstry, and The Ladies, with music by an orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alumni Association
Male High School of
Frederick
Robert E. Delapizing
F. W. Cramer
Grayson EB. Staley
Secnutary
H. J. Ketsaver
Tressurer
Ifr
Robert E. Delaplaine
Frederick W. Cramer
C. Trai Legg
Grayaon H. Saley
Monstry
Pirkney Riowards
Harman Ordeman
D. John Markey
Ansien Radcliff
Gid
Robert B. Delaplaine
Law’s grip ends in dismiss with reprimand for Thomas
Frank E. Thomas appeared last night before Justice Jostes J. Francis Smith on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. Mary A. Bentz, from whom he allegedly obtained sixty six calls via a worthless check, did not press charges. The justice gave a stern reprimand, saying the leniency was due to his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Thomas
Jostes
J. Francis Smith
Mary A. Bentz
Mr. Thomas
Justice Smith
Local notices report varied health updates
The Sick, Mr. Lewis Brest, West South streets, sprained her ankle earlier. The condition of Mr. Francis Rhodes was improved today. Mrs. A H Harrington, North Market Street, was quite sick again. Bay you man in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grayson B. Baller
West South Market Street
Lewis Brest
West South Streets
Francis Thodes
A. H. Harrington
North Market
Asredt
Local Market Ad for Crabs and Fish at KC Address
A local advertisement lists Lidie's offerings including hard and soft crabs, crab meat, clams, trolls, rock, porgies, and butter fish with contact Phone 816. It notes For Bais and Lot &, book 11, 8. W. Ext. apply to KC. B. Bartgis at 29 South Market stresses pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lidie’s
KC. B. Bartgis
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the Daily News
John Smith
London
New Hampshire
Rhode
Son && Fine
Jacques Oferbach
Cotozne
Diet Sc Irich
Scar Herbert Turtle
Merie
Tokyo
Beaees
Wasuieres
Jane
Special Dispatch
Newa
Maryland
Fair End
W. L. Moors
Obiat
The
Weather Bureau
Cook
Phaeton
E. O. Shepherd
Dawford
Barke & Ziohering
First National Bank Tlans
National Bank & Mech
Narl
Bank Bread. Co. Nat. Bank
E. Oreager Tostela & Wertheimer
Hr. HO. Talbott
Charlestown
W. Va
Sro
Misa Mayme Cisbaugh
Cal. G. M. D'Olabaugh
Walter 0. Weller
Keller
Aone
Veronica D_ Laliberte
Hageretown
Hotel Braddock
Backley
South Market Etreat
Uay
George W. van
Joseph F. Eisenhaust
Williso
Hiltoer
Tohn Eisenhauer
Fack Eisenhauer
John H Baamet
Emory T_ Greve
O ¥. Zorn
M.J Deammocd & Co
Maryland Bricx Co
Stalle
Catsie
Bay Scales
Trainlold
Frederick Traveilog
Trolley Company
Te Daye
Seaalon
Citizens National Bank
Stet
BOS
John Mexdrickson
Seston
Wes Orly
John Hendric
Neidig & Miller
Widig & Miller
Bose
Sxeidig & Miller
Lousal Mention
SwrHng & Son
Norfolk
Sam
Add Cin
Wu Anderson
Mountain City
G. Quyss & Co
Frederick Gas Axp Electric Co
Jse
Qeesy & Co
J. Schmid
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Baltimore & O. R. R
Niagara Falls
Noy
Washington
Lehign Vales
L. E. Mullinie
L. E. Mullinix
George S. Rodock
George
Rodoue
Thos. P. Rice
Puomas
P. Rice
Eve
Pawiuti
Belant & Knot
City Hotel
Cecil's
Morgan Oecil
West Patricks Street
Frederick, MD
A. Lowther Forrest
Beilding
Charter Street
Belenz
BL E. Smith
East Church Street
DPF
Peterman
Frankie Strest
Evers
Riz Satogeday
Braibd
C. L
North Market Street
Ours
Mio
Appis
Court Street
faStad
Confcience
Beavy O&&kGasc
TRE Sews
Bruce
Amd U
B. Sappingtor
Market Street
Zooh
Washington & Lee
Washington & Lee University
Lexington
Lee Memorial Chapel
United States
Eaward Ward Ostmack
Tennessee
Alexander Wallace Rutan
Ostrokitaa
Ohio
Basil Maxwall “Anly
Wilford Frankin Ratling
George William Preston Whipp
Fredarick
San Mir
Leo Weinberg
Albert Staler Holtz
Thurmont
Tyson & Nicodemas
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