Personal notices of travels and visits across towns
Purely personal notices list Dr and Mrs A A Sharsette vacationing in theater, many friends visiting in Gettysburg and Baltimore, and several residents returning from trips to Connellsville Ocean Grove and Baltimore. Names include Harry Baer, John Swoops, Leah Mateny, Mary Mulinoix, Chaw, Reze Bell, KK Wilson, Chas Staley, Raymond Toms, G Beste Oastle, George A Zeigler, L A Thirlkeld, Miss Thirlkeld, Edward Hurst, Marcus G Backwith, Lagras Getzendaner, Ruth Tregarllas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Sharsette
Thiaatry
Harry Baer
Baltincore
John Swops
East Sixth Stress
Gettysbeng
Misa Leah Mateny
Weat Patrick Street
Baltimore
Chaw
Washington, D. C
Thomas Schley
East Second Street
Raymond Toms
Cornell University
Ishaca
Sammer
G. Beste Oaatle
Act Third Street
Connellaville
George A. Zeigler
Heinton
W. Va
Conservatory of Music, Womans’ College
Vialt
Ocean Grove
New Jersey
Lagras Getzendsaner
Viets
Grafton
Frederick
Misa Ruth Tregallas
Gatton
Local Briefs Record Repairs and Ailing Residents
Budget of local items notes property additions for Charlee Brenner and improvements on Patrick Street. A new pavement fronts the residence of Freak Miller on West Patrick. J Henry Lampe leads painters on North Market Street. Marshall Stockman joins Ezra Hoffman barber shop on South Market Street. Excavations at Market and Patrick to connect a sewer with the Resenour building cellar on East Patrick. Wm Shull of Crystal Plate Ice Co is sick. Eugene Sponseller and Thomsy Altaugh recover from illness. Altaugh resumes clerk duties. Edward Cramer relapses after a brief recovery. Clarence Kreh, son of Charles, wounded on West South Street scaffold, now out. Dr Charles Goodell improves at Bradock Heights. he was seen in town. Edward Bentz operated for appendicitis. recovery progressing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sha
Charlee
Brenner
Freak Miller
Patrick Street
J. Henry Lampe
John F. ¥Inger
North Market Street
Marshall Stockman
West Banth Street
Ezra D. Hoffman
Barber
South Market Street
Steck
Wm. Shull
Eugene Sponseller
South Merket Street
Thomsy Altaugh
Edward Cramer
East Church Street
Clarence Kreh
Charles Kreh
Kreh
West South Street
Chas. F. Goodall
Braddock Heights
Goodell
Edward Bentz
Frederick City Hospital
Bentz
Local market quotes from The Local Mart
Mr. G Waring Tynon sets daily quotas for corn wheat and oats with varied prices per bushel and per barrel. Corn shelled at 3 55 per barrel. oats at 40 cents per bushel. Wheat prices range from 95 to 910 per bushel for different grades and conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Waring
Braddock Heights Awaits Busy Summer Season
The Braddock Colony opens for summer use with about 100 cottages occupied and boarding houses full for July and August. A new auditorium, hotel Braddock, and expanded pavilion rise as Heights embrace concerts, dances, and a growing camp scene. Local families and notable visitors settle in, while services begin and preparations continue for July occupancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Colony
Henry G. Radcliffee
Kellmonoe
M. Janet Williams
Eleavor Shriver
Doit Cottage
Mise Mabel Moyer
Pennsylvania
Misage Mullinix
Koo Air
Maryland State News Roundup Myriad Local Notices
Strike at the State House annex in Acospolis. M.4 Toulson of Cheatertown elected Maryland Pharmaceutical Association president. Dr Thomas Buchanar Steele dies in Cambridge at 83, former expedition officer. Judge Henderagog and Motter rule primary election law invalid in Montgomery County. Mrs Susan Versnica Phillips dies at Rockville home aged 36.Baltimore tax and street franchise rulings reversed. Dr R S Hill elected president of Southern Maryland Agricultural Association. Fall fair set for Upper Marlboro August 15-17. Lee M Bender elected president of Frederfest District Epworth League. Cumberland convention to meet next year at Berkeley Springs. Miss Sallie Longwell dies in Westminster. long Bank of Westminster president and longtime Carroll County official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Acospolis
Over
Toulson
Cheatertown
Maryland Pharmaceutical Association
Thomas Buchanar Steele
Compndora Perry
Japan
Cambridge
Judgea Henderagog and Motter
Montgomery County
Rockville
Royal Arcanum Day Celebrated Across Regions
Members of the Royal Arcanum mark the 28th anniversary with celebrations nationwide. Pen-Mar Councils of Hagerstown enjoy picnics with families at Braddock Heights as part of the observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toyal Arcanum Way
Royal Arcanum
United States
Canaha
Pen-Mar
Hagerstown
Braddock
Child Mary Benson Fractures Collar Bone in Fall
Two year old Mary Benson, daughter of Mr. Harry Benson of West South Street, fell from bed and broke her collar bone yesterday. Dr. J. C. Hendrix Way attended and set the fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Benson
Harry Benson
Weat
South Street
J. C. Hendrix
CHARGED WITH LARCENY IN ARABY HARNESS THEFT
John Meissinger was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Darner at his Araby home on larceny charges. The missing harness from Joshua Hoffman was found hidden in Meissinger garden after a search, and Meissinger was jailed after a preliminary hearing. Buckey and Anders represented state and accused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Messinger
Araby
Darner
Joshua Hoffman
Hoffman
Jane
Moessinger
Hia
Danner
Moelsinger
Juatha O. H. Eohrusein
D. Princeton Buckey
Aston Anders
Hymeneal Delights In Baltimore And Lovetaville
Wilsa Virgil Julia Hearmann of Frederick wed Walter Samuel Englehart at 108 South Mount Street Baltimore in a ceremony at home with Rev. H L Stephens. The couple will reside at 1699 McHenry Street Baltimore. John McGill and Amelia Hoverhart of Lorettaville Virginia married at Lovetville with reception in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erglehart—Hearmann
Wilsa Virgil Julia Hearmann
Frederick
Walter Samuel Englehart
R. H. Anderson
South Mount Street
Baltimore
H. LE. Stephens
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Obaroh South
Gilver Ford
Englebaré
McHenry Street
John McGill
Amelia Hverhart
Lorettaville
William Adams
Boys Camp Movement Expands Outdoor Life For Youth
The article notes growing interest in outdoor camps for boys, offering structured supervision and nature contact. It cites the Y M C A and hundreds of similar camps, with near town locations, moderate costs, and early July sessions. Parents are urged to apply soon for their sons.
Two Youths Fined for Minor Offenses Before Justice
Two young men faced charges in front of Justice J Francia Smith for minor sins against the law. Each was fined 10 which was paid. The incident involved attempted capture of fish weighing between 70 and 80 pounds. Edward Williams, colored, was detained by Officer Diater for drunken disorderly conduct and jailed for 10 days after failing to pay a 250 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elem HO Semmig
J. Francia Smith
Sene
Edward Williams
Diater
Back From Convention Returns of Mr John F Krah
Deputy Supreme Axchon of the Improved Order at Hep Saecphu returns from the aconal reunion of the Suprams Conclave in Milwaukee Wisconsin. He represented Frederick Conclave No 781 with about five hundred delegates in attendance and he photographed the body in front of the Free Library and Museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F Krah
Improved Order
Hep- Saecphu
Milwaukee
Wis
Kreh
Frederick
Free Library and Museum
Funeral for Murray Osborne Lambert Held at Home
The funeral of Murray Osborne Lambert was held this afternoon at 4 o clock. Services occurred at the parents home on West Patrick street led by Rev. Dr. Osborne Ingle. Burial followed at Mt Olives cemetery with W H B Esphigon directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Osborne Lambert
West Patrick Street
Osborne Ingle
Mt. Olives Cemetery
W.H. B. Esphigon
Newport News Merchant in Strange Larceny Case
The case of Arthur Hamman formerly A O Smoot, a Newport News merchant, unfolds from Cumberland to Frederick Md. He is jailed in Frederick charged with stealing a horse and buggy and selling it after arriving in Baltimore on June 5. Hamman, claiming amnesia, traveled selling fruit gear while his wife and Trinity Lutheran Church community seek his release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hamman
A.O. Smoot
Cumberland
Engens Sponseller
Newport News
Arthur J. Hamman
Baltimore
Hamman
Frederick, Md
Newport Newa
Ray. G. A. Shenk
Trinity Lutheran Abaroh
Aburoh
Oshar
Rusde
Tapeme
Balsimors
Bath Towels and Drying Products Ad
Torn Hendrickbor Annewuhg and Miller advertise bath towels and drying towels with extra value and weights. Local mention and phone number provided for Suv extended sale terms.
Male High School class day exercises held at City Opera House
Graduates of Male High School staged a program at the City Opera House last evening with a flag transparency of the class year 1905. The varied program included music, recitations, debates, a student poem, and a farewell song. The annual commencement is set for tonight at 8 o clock with Governor Edwin Warfield delivering the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Audiencoe
Jay W. Tems
Harry W. Zeigler
Francis B Sappington, Jr
James
Antham
Lord
Henry B. Ramsburgh
School
Henman
W. ‘Ordeman
Robert G. Humm
Upton
Reloh
Karley
Bmnish
John W. Qayan
Koalgoim
Lawis A. Woodward
City Opera House
Edwin Warfield
Theos Stunned by Lightning Near Hampstead
During a thunder storm near Hampstead Carroll county Mr Seymour Latstear and two sons with Mr Wishpaugh sought shelter in a slate roofed building. Lightning struck tearing roof and gables, injuring all four. The boys suffered hearing loss but are recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theos
Seymour Latstear
Hampstead
Carroll County
Rye
Sone
Wishpaugh
Epworth League Officers Named Across District
At the Freder ick District Baltimore Conference Epworth League Convention in Cumberland officers were announced. Lee M. Bender of Martineburg WVa serves as president with Miss Lizzie Roberts Frostburg as junior leagues superintendent and Edgar R. Moore Frederick Md as second vice president. Other officers include Mrs Bottle Day Clark Martinsburg W Va treasurer Fannies A Yeang Cumberland Ma with further vice presidents H A Pricer Mount Savage Md Vivian Parker Hobart Md and G W Smith Hancock Md. Advisory names include Prof J C Sandera Keyser W Va and Rev W L McDowell ex officio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Baltimore
Cumberland
Lee M. Bender
Martineburg
W. Va
Bottle Day Clark
Martinsburg
Fannies A. Yeang
Lizzie Roberts
Frostburg
Edgar R. Moore
H. A. Pricer
Mount Savage
Vivian Parker
Hobhart
G. W. Smith
Hancock
J. C Sandera
Keyser
R.A. Compton
W. W. Davie
Piedmont
Nellie Baker
Hagerstown
W. L. McDowell
Offiaio
Commencement at Emmitsburg High School Opera House
The Emmitsburg High School overclass graduated last night in the Opera House. Recipients were Lucy Adela Berger Caraon P Fraley and Joseph Blouff. Rev James Nourae of Washington DC delivered the address. Diploma presentations were by J H Brookes, school commissioner. Mason lodge members will attend church service Sunday near St Johns day at 230 pm with Rev Dr E R Eschbach preaching. Mr James Fretwell on East South Street discovered about 22 fewer of 63 chickens after counting. He had killed one culprit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Emmitsburg High School
Opera Houss
Lucy Adelaberger
Caraon P. Fraley
Joseph Blouff
James Nourae
Washington, D. C
J. H. Brokes
Masonato
Magonic Lodgea
Evangelical Reformed Church
E.R. Eschbach
Ocsasion
James Fretwell
East South Street
Mr. Fretwell
Won Higbeat Honor at Episcopal High School of Virginia
The Churchman notes Richard Potta Johnson of Maryland as the lead graduate, receiving the Virginia University scholarship for 1905 06. Minnie Wilhida, 13, who left home for Baltimore, was brought back to Frederick by her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal High School of Virginia
Churchman
New York
Higness
Richard Potta Johnson
Maryland
the Moat Monitor
Minnie Wilhida
Baltimore
Frederick
Board approves one room brick addition for Bonth Bentz street school
At yesterday's meeting the County Commissioners approved a one room brick addition to the Bonth Bentz street colored school in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Yeaterday
Bonth Bentz Street Colored School
Local Mason notices and shop ads mix in Harrisburg paper
Masons of Columbia Lodge 68 and Lyood Lodge 163 A F and A M announce a Sunday gathering at Masonic Temple 645 pm to attend Divine Worship led by Rev Dr Eschbach. Also ads for Rosenour’s market corner Patrick and Market Sts selling ladies oxford footwear and cornucopias ice cream at McCarrells hallway and Braddock Heights Friday night dance details. saloon lunch and grand openings plus sewing machine needles and canned goods sales listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Lodge No
Lyood Lodge No
A. F. & A. Masons
Masonic Temple
Ev. Res
Charch
Eschbach
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the Daily News
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Clive
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Samuel Francis Dupont
United States Navy
Philadelphia
Nime Marietta Albon
Cortralto
Warts
China
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Tugo
Washingsom
Tas
W. L. Moons
The
Weather Bureau
Prac
Doe
Orea
Cen
Pri
Fearhake
Rosenaur's
Rosenaur’s
Kaddock Heights & Strawnberger -McCardell’s
McCardell’s
Pea-Mar Council
Heights
Chas. F. Goodell
Myrtle Hall
Washington
J. HH. Rhuoff
HD. Wire
Qline
Camp Bobby Inn
Nelson Diehl
Thomas H. Haller
C ‘Shriners
Ave & Bend
Observatory
Gardineg Markell
Icha "J. Markell
Lafouth
Clifton
Albert Pearce
Charies Lavy
Goldeborough
Wm O. Keller
Stonsharat
George Wilcoxeca
Third Street
the Heights
A. Bearhake
Mills Eleanor Marey
David Miller
Ira Miller
East Third Street
Wa. G Zimmerman
Isabella Whaley
West Third Street
Brightside
Hegerstown
Satah
Hagerstown High School
State Bar Assosiation
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John K. Longwell
Westminater
Miss Longwell
Travel
Parte
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Union National Bank of
John Harness
John Melsinger
Possceston
Citizens’ National Bank
4Ohn Hendrickson
Serps
Point de Parla
Ber Yard
Anewuhg & Miller
Nee
Biller
Lege de Luce
Zoe
Sellibrium
Apocialaale
N. B
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Prevenick Gas& Exc. Co
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AML
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Poe
Elea
B. Mulliniz
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Rodock & Co
Ledies
New Style College
Teneriffe
Culors
So Yard
Bo Wand
Waite India
George B. Rodd
Tho
P. Rice
Pumas P. Rror
North Manket Street
East Fourth Street
Prelenice County
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Hichelberger's
California
Frederick County
Avery
Straicht Maryland
Eichelberger
W. Cor
Oldaete
Uss
Cecil & Gonman
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Rostar
Dentirt
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Os Gaul
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City Hotel
Boawis
Church Street
O. L. Kefauver
Frederick, MA
Market and
Patrick Streets
Mdtf
WM. C. Boteler
F. B. Sappington
B. Sappington, Sa
City Math
RHR
Citizens’ Nai Bank
Adolphus Fearhake
Bevy
Columbis Lodge
Evi G. Havas
Sevy
Lynch Lodge
Harrisburg
Russia
Rossenour’s
Patrick Strests
McCarpely's
Braddock Heighta
Joai
Rosenour's
Market
Patrick
McCarpris
T. G. Peas
Scot & Strawsnengrn
DF. Boott
G. R. Strawsberger
East Patrick
Roland's
J. M. Ovner
Patrick Strees
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