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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1889
Page
3
Advertising rates and submission deadlines explained for TOMORROW'S PAGE. Transit ads cost per line and advance payment required. Notices due by Thursday 9 o clock, otherwise published next week. Monthly billing handled on the first of each month.
The Model G J Doll and Son receives a special notice. Notation indicates trust received and related formal action forthcoming from the firm.
The M E church at Mertinsberg West Virginia held a gala trades carnival on Thursday night with over eighty young ladies representing all trades marching in orderly formation. Proceeds benefited the church. The annual railroad employee picnic at Island Harper's Ferry was postponed to Tuesday July 23 for pavilion rebuilding and grounds cleanup.
The young gentlemen of Westminster hosted a complimentary ball for visiting ladies last night at St. John's College Annapolia. Guests included Miss Lenore Stone of Mt. Pleasant, and a farewell hop linked the classes of 96 and 897 with Ramsburg and Greg from the city participating. Mrs. Michael D. Groverman of Ellicott City entertained the Thursday club with an elaborate program and a copper served feast.
Dr. John Carroll, a long revered priest born in 1796 in Ireland, died at Mercy Hospital Chicago after a life tied to Carrollton and Doughcregen Manor. A close friend of Charles Carroll, signer of the Declaration, he long kept ties with Carroll families and prominent figures like J. J. Carroll, later governor, and Bishop D. Foley.
A meeting of the members of the .BL CO. Cl is set for tomorrow at 9 in their rooms to decide on actions regarding their annual picnic.
A Baltimore and Ohio passenger train departing at 45 p.m. Thursday from Baltimore was derailed at Gaither’s siding. The locomotive was disabled but relayed within about an hour and a quarter. An eight engine arrived from Woodstock to haul the train to travel. Repairs progress on the road between Bo and Mt. Airy as crews survey the damaged sections along Parr’s Edge. The famed Teetibee train’s daily run may be affected.
Disbon Eirks Liston Crreuit ML PL Camp will be sold August 22 in the woods of Mr Edw Mullineaux near Mt Airy. A festival will be held at Parreyville MLB church July 3, 7 and 6 for a new church fund. The Fourth will feature an oration by Rev Dr Killgore. A pension has been secured for ex Gov Oden Bowie who fought in the Mexican war as second lieutenant in the Baltimore and Washington Battalion under Major General Kenly. Ex Gov Borie served at Monterey and was granted a pension June 12, 1869, to commence Jan 29, 1857 at 38 dollars monthly in Washington pension agency.
An editor's musings on military encampment logistics cite Cold Spring Grove as higher ground. The afternoon Lutheran Synod session in Pittsburg ends without decisions amid lively debate over service forms and editor Dr. F W Conrad's nearly blind participation. Boonsboro notes report a pastor injured by a stray horse, a funeral transfer in Middletown, and local bridge/ferry work after flood damage.
Baseball brief notes record Aurea crescent bats at Agricultural Park at 5 35 pm and a 3 to 2 Gilberts victory. Hotel arrivals list figures from Havek to Jane 30, with circuses and travelers from Detroit Philadelphia and Baltimore. Wheelmen meet in Hyorestown July 2 3 4 with races excursions and fireworks. Chas B Trall named consul to Marseilles France. career noted in Rio de Janeiro and Washington. Wolfsville column reports a seven pound native copper nugget found near Pleasant Valley. Communion and Children Day services announced for local churches with notes on sheep and weather impacts.
A newspaper ad from a department store announces more Swiss Flouncings and a summer underwear sale. The Carpet Department offers curtains, curtain poles, chains, pulls, and related items at “prices lower than the lowest,” inviting quick trade and undervalued purchases.
Conductor John Dell, a popular figure on the main line of the O. E. R., resigns effective July 1 to devote attention to running a hotel he has leased at Harper's Ferry. The note comes amid a string of local reports including a scaffold collapse at a market street building injuring workers and reminiscences from the Clarion column about local figures and memories.
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