Frederick Weather Record and Local Notices
Frederick weather records appear alongside a string of local notices and personal items. The page lists visitors from Hagerstown and Brunswick, regional events, school commencements, and residents traveling to Emmittsburg and Martinsburg, with names such as Miss Bertha Watkins George Rollins Nannie Long Lillie Collins and Professor Prettyman noted among attendees and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Watkins
Hagerstown
Jefferson
George Rollins
Ads Rollins
Air
John W. Porter
Knoxville
Bits
Nannie Long
Brunswick
B. C. Unger Yesterar
Mergardt
Afaryland University Hospital
Baltimore
East Church Street
Lillie Phillip
Hoss Clara Shull
Marry
B.S. Avenue
I. Bentz
Hamilton
HYMENEAL CASTLE HUGHES MARRIAGE IN BALTIMORE
A pretty wedding was solemnized yesterday morning at Grace Methodist Episcopal church Baltimore. The groom William E Castle son of ex Judge Daniel Castle and the bride Miss Hughes of Baltimore were married by Rev R Harcourt. The ushers included William Hughes E R Hughes Jr Maurice K Stokes William D Stineman C E Whipp R S J Darrow. Notables present included Judge Castle and family and others. The newlyweds left at noon for a northern tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice K. Stokes
William D. Stineman
Baltimore
C. E. Whipp
R S. J. Darrow
Frederick
Judge Castle
Ira
G. A. Castle
Robert H. Campbell
Cora Whip
Cora West
Samuel R. Tregelles
Walker
Tyler Page
Children's Day Service Highlights at M P Church
An ornate Children's Day program at the M P Church drew a large crowd despite rain. The event featured ladders, stars, and a cross centerpiece, with 127 baskets and 50 candles. Readings, recitations, solos, and choir pieces topped by remarks from Rev J M Gill, plus a total collection of 48 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P
Trdday
Jesus
Ube
J. M. Gill
Edwin Dervilbisa
Holy Temple
Arnold Whitmore
Nellie
Grace Munshaur
Delia Wagner
Minsie Munshaer
Edith Wagner
Ida Devilless
Wmn. T. Wagner
Mollie Beall
Jennie Metcalfe
Hana
Eile Crise
Lena
Mies
J M. Gill
Mara Goor
Fred. Rossmen
Ida Devilbiss
Ida Deviltiss
John D. Bizier
Richard Bowhan
Birs Wm A Wagner
Ida Devyithiss Orzan
Canal appeal in C. and O. Canal case dismissed
The appeal against the order appointing receivers in the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal case was dismissed Monday afternoon by an order allowing the appellee, with the appellant's assent, to dismiss. Receivers had completed work and reported, their report was adopted, and the contest was settled by other means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apy
Pers
Chesapeake and Ohio
Washington
Appellee
Morris
Sick residents improve as others suffer rheumatism
Miss Minnie Hooper is getting better while Mr. F J Mobler of Braddock remains extremely sick with rheumatism. His sister Mrs. E H Kline travels to his bedside. Mr. Eyster Edmonds, once ill with rheumatism, has relapsed and is housed again. Captain EN Hobbs suffers a faint attack of rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Hooper
F. J. Mobler
Braddock
E. H. Kline
Eyster Edmonds
Capt
EN. Hobbs
Orphans' Court Second Account Settled for Prout Estate
The second account of Joseph S. Piout and Henry Hyder, executors of Lemuel Prout, was settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph S. Piout
Henry Hyder
Lemuel Prout
Pleasant city dances entertain wide circle of guests
The first in a series of dances at Jasior Hall drew many residents and travelers, with F C B Orchestra providing music and a refreshment break of ices. Guests included Mr and Mrs Keller, Dr and Mrs Nelson, Miss McSherry, Miss Collins of Washington, and many others from Baltimore and surrounding towns. A separate pound party at Miss Lona Quinn’s West South Street home hosted about eighteen couples for games and a bourngous repast, ending with a cheerful return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McSherry
Emmittsburg
Mt. St. Joseph's Academy
Wiiliam Haydon
Frank Smith
Georgetown College
Lillien Collins
Washington
Dudley Page
Kinsett
Theresa Kunkel
Baltimore
Professor Prettyman
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Middletown
Carrie AL. Barrick
Martinsburg
Spencer C. Jones
Rockville
Mattie Rice
Annie Lewis
East Patrick St
Brunswick
J. Schell
D. H. Smith
Jennie Brunner
East Patrick Street
Sallie Bettie
Bartholow’s
This County
A. Poole
West South Street
Jasior Hall
F.C. B
W_ ©. Keller
D.B
Messrs. Thomas
Mitchel and Miller
Gaither
Unionville
Bisses Katie
Nellie Getzendanner
Minnie
Wannie
Bignuche Gambrill
Grace Parnell
Mamie Levy
Mollie Owings
Theresa
Icabel Kunkel
Rose Chapline
Mamie McSherry
Hallie Byerly
Bmesars
McGill Belt
John G
FE. & Mark
Lona Quinn
Iffsir
Yesterday's Hotel Arrivals List II
A roster of guests staying at a city hotel includes Orry Hover-S from Boston, C E E McDowell from New Jersey, D C Kenly, Aug Faure, H L Wickes, B Hoopman, E H Finkelday, E B Prettyman from Baltimore, R Friedman, G W Stevens from New York, F P Bowman from Virginia, J H Rignes from F K Miller, W G Boughton from Cincinnati, YW Sheely from Pennsylvania, W A Line from Carlisle, Spencer C Jones from Rockville, Cantin Houss and C B Jones from London, John Swank from Cumberland, H Otis from Philadelphia, W Whyte, A F Smith from Ohio, S McCarty, I James Schaff from Ps, G R Helvenstein, B A Sharretts from Balto, J W M Green from N Y, and 9 more from the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
YW. C. Sheely
Pennsylvania
W. A. Line
Carlisle
Spencer C. Jones
Rockville
Cantin Houss
C- B. Jones
London
Eng
John Swank
Cumberland
H. &. Otis
Phila
W. Whyte
A. F. Smith
McCarty
I. James Schaff
G. R. Helvenstein
B. A. Sharretts
Balto
J. W.M. Green
N.Y
County
Carroll County Votes Tax Levy Details
Carroll county commissioners fix the levy at 0 cents per $100 assessable value. They allocate 15 cents for schools 11 cents for county magistrates jail salaries 7 cents for roads 2 cents for bridges 3 cents for almshouse and pensions and 11 cents for miscellaneous accounts on a base of $17 003 148.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll
Carroll County
Hotel leadership changes at Hamilton and Felix
Mr Charles Webb of Hotel Hamilton Hagerstown departs for new Buena Visits Hotel with Mr PM Rogers formerly of Bay Shore NY as ceatler. At Hotel Hamilton Mr AK Gunnels of Hotel Felix Roanoke becomes front clerk and Mr J B Miller takes general charge of the House with Eugene Lyday as cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Webb
Hotel Hamilton
Hagerstown
P.M. Rogers
Bay Shore
New York
Ceatler
A. HK. Gunnels
Jefferson Ledger Notes Local Happenings and Weather
Local items report visits by Baltimore residents and Pennsylvanians, storms causing damage to fields and barns, and harvests starting in the valley. Notable mentions include repairs, church events, school programs, a new Symington name change, and plans for rail expansion toward Yellow Springs and Montonqua.
Turbulent Reconstruction and Local Notices From AMSVILLE Area
Mr Samuel Gordon commenced barrecting Monday. A water trough washed away from Mr John Seneil’s premises by the high water Sunday. John W Grove gathered heads of wheat from his fields in Stivte er avihe Chairhouse. Roger Hullmen of Braddock injured when a gun exploded while planting corn for Mr Won Krantz. Mr Charles Miss pale visited friends on Sunday near High Knob. Rumors of a brick yard near here, cheap timber from nearby places. Thunderstorm Sunday spoiled local amusements. waters high like May 31, 139. Shockstown residents urged to schedule pleasures like others. AMSVILLE June 22. Harvest preparations underway. Tramarillo M E church ladies festival July 2–4. Children’s Day observed July 12. all invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry F. Dittmer
Jefferson
Pennsylvania
Elizabeth Rhodes
C. W. Rice
Henry C. Sulser
Clinton Grove
Hagerstown
Lutherso Parsonage
Daniel Peaster
Martinsburg
W. Va
Morris Dade
Montgomery County
Bearly Hall
Poolesville
Dade
Bris. Derborow
Mary
Marlow
Dr. Gross
E.I. Dare
Mountain View
Abram Hemp
Frank Feaster
Samuel Gordon
John Seneil
Phockstowa
Star 2
John W. Grove
Ceversi
Roger Hullmen
Braddock
Won Krantz
Charles Miss
High Knob
Jokn W. Grove
Shockstown
Letters From The People Mechanicstown Row
Readers defend Haas Verson Company about paid bills in Emmitsburg and Mechanicstown recounting a recent Mechanicstown engagement and noting threats by Mr. Buster of Emmitsburg leading to arrest and $100 bail. Also lists Maryland pensions claimants with multiple originals, increases, restorations, and widows cases in Frederick County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicstown Row
Haas Verson Company
Emmitsburg
Mechanicstown
Buster
White
Frederick Court
Real Estate Transfers and Licenses in Frederick
Real Estate transfers listed including J C Motter and H Eckstein trustees to Harry E Wilcoxon for Frederick property and $1.00 plus premises Leish C Harrison and Jo n Harrison to David Lowenstein and wife for two tracts of land to Jon E Sifford lots in Lowenstein addition with $650 Joseph Cronize trustee to Albert 31 Brown nine acres and 120 perches for $16 Frederick Riflemen hold an evening meeting to discuss the proposed encampment and related business Marriage Licenses Nathan M Ryan and Carrie H Smith near Mt Airy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Motter
H. Eckstein
Harry E. Wilcoxon
Frederick City
Leish C. Harrison
Jon E. Harrison
David Lowenstein
Jon E. Sifford
Lowenstein
Joseph Cronize
Albert
Brown
Frederick Riflemen
Mullin and Kemp Saddles for New Outing Shiria and Gents Neckwear
Great variety of new Outing Shiria and Gents Neckwear at very low prices. Also new Chellies, Pongees, Gingham, Outings and more. Some good items among them. Savings in ladies ribbed underwear. Carpet and Matting moving fast daily with bargains to be had.
Mountain Chautauqua Assembly Opens in August Exposition
Mountain Lake Park hosts the Mountain Chautauqua grounds at 2000+ feet, a large resort with cottages hotels and boarding houses drawing leading people. Dr W L Davidson leads the season August 4 to 7 with notable instructors and a rich program including music elocution astronomy microscopy and ministers’ institute. Special musical guests from Dayton and Delaware will perform. Cantata of Queen Esther expected. Attendance last year doubled and growing. Recognition Day August 13 and reduced rail rates via BL&O to Mountain Lake Park. Bicycle notes report Frederick Club riders from North Market to Woodyboro with Capt W M Marken in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
A.A. Willits
B.C. Lockwood
J. Hugh de Witt Miller
James A. Green
W. A. Spencer
Selwyn Owen
KR. H. Gibbert
Frank Beart
L. C. Duller
E. L. Eston
Alfred A. Wright
Henry Tuckley
Misa Carrie Maud Pennock
New York City
Kims Gertrude Omit
Delaware
Ohio
W. S. Weeden
Queen Epther
Aragon
Plis
Oceas Grove
Mountain Lake
J. A. Eaton
Mountain Lake Park
Sundries and quilts at bargain prices tease shoppers
Sun and Sundries offer a wide page of values with a white quilt at 6 C, a striped bed quilt at 3 dollars, oatmeal towels at 12 and 1 cents, and Turkish bath towels from 25 to 50 cents. Gloria umbrella at eight cents stands out as a notable bargain.
Local Bargain Ad for 1891 Light Roadster
Bargain listing offers a 1891 Columbia light roadster in good safety and near new condition for $500 with lamp included. Address replies to Siesele care box KR, county pasteboard district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Light
Low Rates at Hayerston Meet Boosts Roller Plorars
An odd OCR fragment mentions low rates, a meeting at Hayerston, and references to East of the Ohio, a sale, and a roller product by Shriner Miliaz Co. It hints at demand growth for a home consumption roller product, with scattered names and places, though many details are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayerston Yu
Lee
Atheekan
Hatercows
Migel
Ohio
Jane Dekh Tod
Celurhesate Tot Suty Tb. Docks
Telewke
Anuiter
Sally
Shriner Miliaz Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fh Daily News
the Son and Moon
Roe Beetlore
D. H. Best
A. Gilbert
RH. Campbell
Public Isle
Slary A. Barrick
Star Laundry
Hagersown
Cleese
Se Cs
Oseal—Raseitt
Daniel O’ Neal
Boston
Virgie Rabbitt
Isaac Rabbitt
Montmery County
St. Scatthew's Church
Childrens
Ibeety
M. P. Church
Clara Schull
B. & O. Avenue
Basane Foschia
Ida Cramer
Hazersons
St. Joseph's Coffee
Emautavarg
Buckichentes
Bata Herried
Yevientsy
Bernard ‘Efecdell
Market Street
Captain Hobbs
East South Street
Circuit Court
Ed Koontz
Adam ‘ Eichelberger
West Forth Street
Board of Pension
C. J. Gaver
Palace
Washington, D.C
G. W. Goode
Carlin House
Maryland
Penmar
Llinois
H Larine
Ellicott City
Birely
Mount Olivet
George A. Schreeder
Lunity
Kessler
Samuel T. Slifer
Baltmore
George S. Bowers
Rex
Bowers
York
George W. Hawker
Catoctin
Sionay
Cuyler White
George E. Easterday
Easterday
Clara Working
F. Rt
Buckeystown
Bax
Sliss
Susan Shafl
Mary Derner
Mt. FE
Daniel Bidel
T. C. Keiler
Lutheran Sunday School
Lutheran Church
Tdo
H. C. Biser
Elizabeth Biser
Lamington
Henry C. Biser
Monocacy
Yellow Springs
Montonqua
High-Knob
Harry F. Dittmar
Herman Louis Schritzer
Here
Splatersburg
Symington
Amsville
JCNE
Indies of Tramarillo
Atoart Vennox
Grozesa Morsay
Kienanpson Corron
Hilda Yvernon Company
Frederick County
George T. Porter
William Bateman
Goodman W. Bramble
George Eccleston
John 2. Stokes
Francis Sullivan
Andrew Waltein
Grafton Boon
George W. Brown
Basil Shipley
Adam Spann
Frederick Eberg
William F. Roche
David F. Derr
Harrison Younker
George E. Aldridge
Benjamin Williams
John T. Simpers
James Taylor
Leonard Thomas
Richard Partington
John W. Eichelberger
David H. Scott
Reisaue
Nicholas Bauer
George A. Stocker
Wilson Middleton
James W. Green
Milton L. Palleveri
John Brown
William B. Gross
William H. Cook
George W. Marvin
Isaac Henry
Aliphread G. Bragonier
Joseph Bonard
John Canads
Benjamin Gearhart
Thomas Anderson
Joseph
Nathan M. Ryan
Carrie H. Smith
Mt. Airy
Mullin & Kemp
Mullinix & Eemp
Mountain
Anotheer
Demi
Flouning
N. Market St
P. Swe
THE
CITE
Carpet House
Neots
City Carpet Horse
Apridsa
George Brust
Patrick St
Weree
James E Gaiabehl
Nort, Market
Amaylgant
John Hendrickson
Pues Sindel
John Hendrickeon
Geo. A. Gilbert
Oxford
ATA
Atifer
Andress Ff
Won Cremer
Nort Market Street
Washiox
Second Street
Jezidin
the Star Intelligence CO
Joo Street
United States
Hood's Mill
B. &C.R.R. Wuder
Mortimer Dorsey
Jeedim
Northwest Addition
IC. L, Hartsock
West Patrick Street
Frederick, MD
Myrtle Ave
Brooklyn
Blalk
East Second Street
G.j.doll & Son
Gossamees
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