Pleasant Personal Notes From Boonsboro Community
PURELY PERSONAL. Pleasant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go. Visitors and residents share travels, visits, and departures in Boonsboro with names including Mrs G W Harvey, Prof E B Prettyman, Rev C W Stinespring, Miss A M Remsburg, and Capt E F Richmond, as well as local moves such as Mr Robert Fraley joining McMurray Packing Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thore
G. W. Harvey
Washington, D. C
J. H. Vail
A.l.norman
Brown
L. M. Downs
New York
Grthart Lampe
Baltimore
Airs
J. H. Lampe
A. M. Remsburg
Frederick
Caddie Horlue
Burkittsville
C. W. Stinespring
Walkersville
Boonsboro
Anna Ahalt
Bertha Wiles
E. North Street
Hagerstown
Chas. W. Birely
Yale College
North Market Street
Margaret Kepner
Gettysburg
Della Stull
E.F. Richmond
Second Artillery
Newport
R. L
Upton Richmond
Libertytown
W.E. Burgee
Amon Burgee
Potomac Avenue
Fountain Mills
Frederick County
Burgee
Leslie
Eden Engieman
Union Bridge
Carroll County
Fountain Brills
Dirs
Chas. Mussetier
West Patrick Street
Messrs
B. B. Prettyman
Gallimore
Samuel Dutrow
A. B
Grass widows in Harrisville prompt town gossip
A Harrisville resident in Ritchie County Virginia laments the town’s rise of grass widows. He states five women have husbands who have left them unexpectedly and claims nearly all married women in town visit each morning to see if any are among the lingering spouses.
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Harrisville
Ritchie County
Fortunate Students at Academy Exhibit and Awards
The Academy of the Visitation held an art and needlework exhibit with a premium distribution. Prizes honored graduates Miss Helena M. King and Irene S. Lindsay, with medals awarded for Christian doctrine, music, mathematics and ornamentalm needlework. Distinguished students from Maryland, the District of Columbia, and New York received crowns and gold medals as the program featured readings, music, and a Fr. O Rourke address.
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Green
Carr
Eisenhower
Harvey
O’donnell
Prince
Dixon
Hutchison
Clagett
Wilson
Academy
King
Lindsay
Carresch
5. Machonochie
MI. Catalina
AM. Gladden
M. Davis
BM. O'Connell
E. Jecko
Holst
Mf. Carr
H. King
Kindsay
Mf. Field
UL. Grove
A. Hanlon
M. Fifield
MM. Carr
L. Eisenhauer
Bfe Field
A. Greene
N. Eisenhauer
L. Grove
Maconochie
M. Bagaley
Moelling
M. Greene
Eisenhauer
Macouvchie
Hanlon
Zingarebi
Slaconochie
Misa £. Grove
M. Carr
John F. Gilder
NX. King
KE. Major
al O’donnell
The
Violets
Durschmann
MM. Greene
Miiss M. Hisenhauer
Raff
Idneissy
M. Jenkins
Greene
M. Gladden
E. Decke
N. Eisenbecer
Raconochie
Hexentanz
McDéwel
Miss Carr
Deilruan
Krise
May
Bisuche Fifield
A Greene
KE. Harvey
A. Walthers
Grove
Weisa
Missea Warr
Fifield
Walthers
WN. Eisenhauer
S. Wachonochie
A. Hanson
I. Lindsay
B. Jecko
A. Fifield
Celio
Nannie E. Eisenheuer
Laura Grove
Louise McLagget
Maryland
Mary P. Gladden
A. Mary Dixon
Helens
Irene S. Lindesy
Lenors
Louise 3
Cisgeett
May A. Jenkins
Maria C. Bisior
Maud Morehead
Eleanor M. Jones
Mary J. Davis
Mary L. Myer
Ross Clagzett
Belen F. Barr
Regina Egerton
Margaret Trindle
Elise A. Jdecko
Louise H. Simms
Mary Mider
Sophia R. Maconochie
Maria A. Major
Minnie O'Connell
Elise A. Jecko
Kate Harvey
France
School awards distribution highlights student achievements
Miss Lucy Eisenhofer received singing and philosophy honors amid a large cadre of premiums in christian doctrine English language music art sewing and needlework neatness learning and house keeping. The ceremony marked the 46th annual event as classes resume the first Monday in September.
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Lucy Eisenhofer
Frederick College Alumni Hold First Reunion
The Frederick College Alumni Association held its first reunion at the college last night despite bad weather. President W. C. Bilely was away. E. S. Eichelberger led the meeting and introduced Dr. Bernard C. Steiner of Baltimore who spoke on Maryland education history. Alumni numbers reach 35 with officers named: President W. C. Bilely, vice presidents O. R. Steiner and M. Nixdorf, secretary C. M. Gilpin, corresponding secretary J. C. Weast.
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Frederick College Alumni Association
Frederick College
Bernard C. Steiner
Baltimore
Maryland
William P. Maulsby, Jr
Steiner
Bousal
Vernor
Fairfax Schley
W.C. Bilely
HO. R. Steiner
M. Nixdorf
C. M. Gilpin
J.C. Weast
Embarrassing Position for Cumberland Baseball Club
The Cumberland baseball club faces a difficult start as Frederick postponed a two day opening and delayed agreements. New uniforms are expected today. If the Y M C A club of Baltimore comes, they will provide a strong two game series on Monday and Tuesday afternoons. otherwise Monumental Club of Baltimore may be scheduled. The public shows great interest in a strong season with many new clubs expected to appear.
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Cumberland News
Cumberland Baseball Club
Frederick
Hobart
Y. M. C. A. Club
Baltimore
Cumberland
Y.M.C. A
Monumental Club
Tragedy on the Rail Near Ellicott City
The mangled body of Peter Meehan foreman at concrete workers on the Alberton dam project was found beside the railroad in Ellicott City near the depot after midnight Wednesday. He was struck by an east bound freight train while waiting for a Mt. Airy train home. Found with him were his watch rings and naturalization papers showing he was a 23 year old Scotchman.
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Ellicott City
Peter Meehan
Patapses
Alberton
Mt. Airy
Hay
Washington
Montgomery House
Rockville
A. L. Bosley
Incandescent Electric Light Company
Chase Wechter
Notre Dame Academy
Liberty
Worman
East Church Street
France
Austria
Turkey
Russia
Germany
Italy
John
Samsoburg
Frederick
Indian Spring
Washington County
Air
Daniel R. Holland
Heach
Delaware Bay
Delaware City
Aes
St. Cleveland
Ring For the Mayor on His Fourteenth Birthday
After a police call, Mayor Fleming received a surprise from donor Joseph F Hisenhauer who presented a gilded ring with his initials as a city officials gift in honor of the mayor's fourteenth birthday. The gesture drew a warm, emotional response from the mayor and attendees.
Hot Weather Advice On Self Restraint And Diet
In the heat people should practice moderation and guard against exertion. With temperatures near nineities many cannot safely eat or drink as much as in forty degree weather. Diet and habits must adjust to season, and caution is urged as extreme heat arrives suddenly. A local man, W E Hammond of York Road, reported catching carp from a millrace along Little Pipe Creek, with one fish weighing six pounds and another five and a half pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Hammond
York Road
Little Pipe Creek
Rope Cut Raises Alarm on Bentz Street Fair Ride
Last evening a rope on the Merry Go Round ride on Bentz street near Fifth was cut with a razor, marking the second such act. Authorities pursued suspects but did not catch them. The incident highlights security concerns at the street fair attraction.
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Bentz Street
Fifth
Orphans Court Issues Sale Orders for Two Estates
An inventory of debts due of the estate of Geo W Slagie, deceased, was filed. A court order to sell a parcel property of the estates of Isaiah Doub and Geo W Slagie was granted in each estate. Marriage licenses issued for Chas T Etzler and Lucy L Fox of Mt Pleasant district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Slagie
Isaiah Doub
Chas. T. Etzler
Lucy L. Fox
Mt. Pleasant District
Brief Bits From The Times Of Liberty County
A digest of local tidbits notes Mr J D Jones of Liberty cutting the first wheat on his farm near Libertytown. Items include a record water tower claim, global funnels, deep Comstock mines heat issues, piracy of weather statistics, and scholars’ picnic plans in Nicodemus woods near Apple town. Observations cover daily life, weather, oddities, and small local happenings.
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J. D. Jones
Liberty
Libertytown
Weatherday's Hotel Arrivals and City Guests
Yesterday’s arrivals list guests at several hotels and places including Baltimore New York and Washington D C. Names include H Reuter Charles F Miller M Mallen J G Shriner L Hoy Frank M Eichman W A Heywood W O Kinsey J B Wall A S Norman J E Brown N Downs Jeko Charles Baumend T M Potco J Burkhart Agnes A Doud C P Cowarren B Linn H B King Louise Carner O Dormet John W Carr Cavanaugh Washington D C 15 from the county Cantu House Parker M Jer W Carr H Ma jer Tallmadge and son J N Fideild Fitzpatrick Mrs J A Walthers Beckley Charlestown W Va 3 from Lae county 4 from the city Grorr Hocer Rufus Srug Hanover Pa 6 from the county.
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Weaterday‘s
Hotel Arrivats
City Horsi
H. Reuter
Charles F. Miler
M. Mallen
J. G. Shriner
L. Hoy
Frank M. Eichman
W. A. Heywood
W. O. Kinsey
Baltimore
C. A. Brinkenhof
Henry Majer
J.B. Wall
A.S. Norman
J. E Brown
N. Downs
New York
Jeko
Charles Baumend
T. M. Potco
J. Burkhart
Mre
Burkhart
Agnes A. Doud
C. P. Cowarren
B. Linn
H. B. King
Louise Carner
M. O. Dormet
John W. Carr
Cavanaugh
Washington, D. C
The
Cantu House
Middletown High School Holds Third Annual Commencement
The Middletown High School held its third annual commencement at the Reformed Church with prayers by Rev G L Hollmier. Graduates included Minnie Kefauver Sallie Kepler Daniel Sanner and others. Professor Avis noted for guiding the program as the school’s longtime leader. The ceremony featured essays orations and musical performances and a class song to close the event.
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Middletown High School
Reformed Church
G. L. Hollmier
Hollin
Gound
John C. Rameburg
Chas. H. Remshore
Minnie E. Kefauver
Daniel G. Sanner
Daniel C. Kefauver
T. F. Hoffmier
E. B. Prettyman
Minnie Kefauver
Sfolile Colbentz
Sallie Kepler
Daniel Sanner
Hollen Ifert
Clarence Kefauver
John Routzhan
Walter Delanter
Grayson Gaver
John Remaburg
Charles Remaburg
Middletown
Frederick County
William L. Avis
DL. Avis
G.I. Hoaismier
The Glorious Fourth at City Opera House
Phliomathean Liverary Sociery announcing a Fourth of July celebration at the City Opera House with orator W A Croffatt Ph D of Washington on The Folly of War as an Agent of Justice. Free admission. Also mentions music and society addresses. Bee tragedy report follows. George Hagan died after being stung by a swarm near Lynch's Station Virginia. He expired within twenty minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phliomathean Liverary Sociory
City Opera House
W. A. Croffatt
Washington
Bir. Croffatt
Chas. W. Hoffman
Frederick
Wile
George Hagan
Lynch's Station
Syrup of Fi Remedy for Constipation and Ills
An 18th century remedy note promotes Syrup of Fi as a gentle laxative to relieve costiveness and bilious symptoms. The preparation claims to cleanse the system, arouse kidney activity, and ease headaches, colds, or fevers without irritation or weakening the body.
Mouldiniz and Keo Ladies Fashion Goods Sale
Mouldiniz and Keo announce a sale of Swiss plaids India linens Figured Mulls Irish and Scotch lawns Nankins chambrays organdies Laces for trimmings. New department novelties include a double faced cloth Massic patterns usable on both sides with heavy festoning and a washable fade resistant window shade. Imported English goods offered for sale.
Carroll County Notes recounts accidents and deaths in region
The note recalls a serious road accident near Winfield when a dog spooked a horse, throwing Mrs Hess and her daughter and injuring them with suspected spine and skull fractures. It also notes the death of farmer John T. Haines near Winfield from erysipelas fever, and the death of Rebecca O Robinson near Spring Mills at 49. Local praise for teacher Russ M. Robinson and graduating classes follows with gifts and flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Samuel F. Hess
John Robinson
Spring Mills
Great chance to buy paper and a used bicycle
A mis mailed shipment offers 400 pounds of linen note paper at 15 cents per pound after a price drop. Also offered is a used Indies bicycle at less than half price, in splendid condition, exhibited for a few days. Also clock and watchmaker tools from the late Chas. B. Fox. Glorious Fourth at Relay House with Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road selling round trip tickets for 25 cents from Baltimore and other stations.
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Bedford
If Cenis
Gem Store
City Hotel
W. W. Lease
Cosit
Tae Newa
Relay House
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Baltimore
Laurel
Washington Branch
Mount Airy
Main Stem
Frederick Brass Bands
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the Daily News
Frederick Weather Ercord
Rerosren Ay Busser Barre
Lear Jain
Rae
Moor
Tas Nuws
Wasurmerons
D.C
M. W. Hanemetox
Niet
Weather Bureau
Patrie
Thrasmmenus
Hannibal
Caius Flaminiius
Pirsey
Clive
Brush
Benga
Baltemore
Nominand
Stephen A. Mveagles
James Fittzpatrick
John C. Breckinc Midge
Joesh Lene
Dew Mocracy
Chicase
Grover Cleveland
D. &. Best
Harry W- Bowers
Bowers
John Hendrickson
Mayor Fleming
Rand D. Mantz
AWELE
London
Victoris
Tripoli
Victoria
Tryon
Gettysburg College
Marion J. Kline
Wm. H. Bline
Kilte
Grayson L. Stup
Niw Space
Academy OF the Visitation
Annneal
Great Britain
Comstock
Pittsbarvers
Coast Survey
United States
Galveston
St. Peter’s Church
Rome
Carmel A. B
Nicodemus’ Woods
Appletown
Milton Ingle
Charles Dertzbaugh
William Wills
George Dowdey
Downsville
House of Correction
Henry Case
Gloversville
N. Y
Bir
John HK. Young
Buffalo
John Baltzel
Taz News
Wm. H. Baltzell
Cty
Iles
Philomatheana
Mouldiniz
Keo
SWORM
PISC
John Hesputation
Russ M. M. Robinson
Rroveck & Neidio
Rodoce
Neldig
A.T. Rice & Sons
T. Rice & Sons
Browmat Chaascross
North Market
Frederice. MD
F.V. Staub
EY Einz
V. Stac
Exy
Gireusacall
Feller & DeLashmutt
East Patrik Street
Gall
Tes News
Bebe. Blackston
Foe Woolens
B. H. Bunceston
Frederick, MD
South Market &T
D. & D. Institute
Apply Tod
W. L. Carty
FredeRick Loony National Bank
Geo
A. _ OLBERT
Geos
Gilbert
Market ST
George A. Gilberts
David H. Best
Black & Rgsr
Great & Hose
Oxford
North Marert i Debet
Iririvee
Louis
Chas. B. Fox
Bowers Lumber 1 Co
Waleer & GO
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