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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1892
Page
3
Mullloix and Kemp advertise a model titled The Model seeking a $3000 price. The notice mentions Birat Commence ment as a local reference point and indicates sale intent with terse wording.
A brief from the town notes Mr Roach of Baltimore bought six acres near Highfeld on Booth Mountain to build a summer resort this year. Pen Mar opens on the 29th. Harvest starts late this week. The piece lists church services, lectures, rehearsals, and children day events across Walkersville, Johnaville, and Doubd with pastors and organizers named, plus upcoming baptisms and Society anniversaries.
The piece notes a joyful spring wedding in the county with Mr and Mrs Jas Allugiut among guests, and mentions a city-bound reception with gifts. It also advertises the upcoming marriage of Clininn R. Grove of Hagersville and Miss Ha Hedeen, with details of venue and date quoted from the church notices.
Frederick College held its annual ball and elocution contest crowding the hall with students and relatives. Senior, junior, and elementary classes displayed prepared orations and readings, awarding gold and silver medals to top speakers. Judges and alumni gifts highlighted the event as a showcase of campus talent.
A list enumerates yesterday's hotel guests including Orry Horen H. W. Lerr from Hanover and many others such as J. B. Baum W. Gross Ww. F. Bean and Mra E.K. Legg with children and maid. Names span Baltimore New York Philadelphia Montgomery County and Topeka with attendees from Palmyra Del Middletown and other towns. a county tally notes six guests from the county and thirteen from the wuuuly.
Yesterday at Mt Marys College in Kennetlebarg two annual commencement lectures on electricity and chemistry were delivered in the cabinet with visitors from Baltianne and elsewhere. Frank J. Baldwin spoke on magnetism and motor applications while John Ail of Lonleville Ky offered a chemistry talk. This morning commencement exercises opened in the splendid study hall with Bishop Activvers presiding. The bachelor of arts degree was conferred on fourteen graduates forming the class of 2.
Fragmentary OCR text from Crete describes a blurred scene with mentions of a single event or arrest. Readable entities include Crete and references to possible court or arrest, but details are hazy and inconsistent. The article lacks coherent context or complete facts to determine a clear news item.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company reports expansions at Deer Park Hotel grounds to boost guest facilities. A new cash house, improved stables, enlarged lobbies, relocated reading rooms, updated plumbing and water systems, and a 60 foot higher water tank are described. Cottages for executives are under construction and further tower work is planned along the line between Cumberland and Philadelphia with additional towers to follow.
The Maryland weather service reports a warm week with abundant sunshine and near normal rainfall overall, but Eastern Maryland faced drought and crop damage. In Frederick County corn and hay advanced well, wheat ripened fast, and potatoes and vegetables performed well though tobacco suffered from cutworms in southern Maryland. Continuous warm weather with normal rainfall is urged. various local notes from St Mary’s College, Mechanicstown, and other towns describe hot days, harvest progress, and minor garden damage.
Heath se from Iowa widow dies at her Lisbon home in Howart County aged. Her funeral Saturday at St. Lingenore Unionville with Rev. Mar riotta M. and Rev. Wolf assisting. pallbearers listed. Rollins dies at 4 am of heart trouble near Weehur Noval on Weep Third Street. He was 28, a respected employee of McDogall. Interment in Medliferesh grave tomorrow at 7 after services.
Indya Morris files opinion in suit by Wesley Young and The Marylesd Helge and Wire Fence Company against Balthmare Conny Hester Wire Fence Company alleging infringement of an improved clothet device. The complaint cites alleged acts and references supporting the patent claim and related proceedings.
The county report notes several illnesses from heat including Mr. Dennis J Saatighe and Mr. Samuel Harper and Mr. George L Broadmp's condition. It mentions a violent thunderstorm damaging crops and roads, plus ongoing road work by B Steinert Zhumeruian and Chas Keyser. Local social notes cover visits, gatherings, and community events across multiple townships.
A church parade and program marked Children’s Day at Grace Reformed Church on Sunday with pastor Hey A Oiader officiating. Other notes report visits from Mia Vincet and Mrs. Burnll, a family gathering by Mr. diverge Lanther, and local social updates.
A late strawberry crop shows a strong finish with abundant berries, though the strain of season lowers yields this week. Raspberry and blackberry prospects are favorable with large future crops, currants and gooseberries also expected to be abundant, aiding households and market supply.
Letters of administration on the state of Alina Margaretia Schmidt were granted to Joanna seldhing. Report of assets of the estate of Hilzareth Howse, deceased, and of Columbus Lindaay, deceased, presented by Peter Dudderar, agent for administrator.
Vernonat Mentsian and Professor AcE Works of the Maryland Agricultural College are reported to be engaged in the study of law. Jag blaguestion fleProfessor is noted as taking lectures at Washington College. Hoe plans a summer schedule of lectures at Virginia University.
Notice announces the initial commencement at City Opera House on Thursday evening June 3 at 8 o'clock with public admission. It mentions nearby merchants and a bake shop offering breads, rolls, ice cream, and Buffman’s bread at local grocers. Phonetic misspellings reflect old-time local listings and invitations.
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