Fourth of July ads and notices amid local social column
A crowded mixed page lists Fourth of July rates and ads from American L. and EH. Company and B and O R R Virginia Military Institute, plus various notices. The purely personal section names Mrs Randall Webb and numerous locals visiting, returning from the World’s Fair, studies and travels, with mentions of Gerson Rozenour, Clara Smith, Effie Rice, and others visiting Washington, Baltimore, and Fredericks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American L. and EH. Company
B &O
John Hendrickson
Loy & Perry
C. D. Utermektic
The Work of Death. William B. Grove
William Bradley Grove aged 11 died in Washington D C yesterday He was the youngest son of William P and the late Julie M Grove and nephew of Charles B Fouts and Mrs Wr P Rice of this city The funeral will be held tomorrow at 3 PM in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. B. Grove
Washington, D. C
Stip m
Wiliam Bradley
William P
Julie M. Grove
Charles B. Fouts
Wr. P., Rice
Washington
Hewand and Elis to Wed This Afternoon
Miss Lillian May Hewand of Freder ick will wed Mr J Frank Elis of Washington DC this afternoon at Trinity M E church on East Second Street. The city reports Mr Charles Brengie ill while Miss Katie Cram recovers at home. Nicholas Lease continues rheumatic illness but shows improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian May Hewand
Frederick
J. Frank Elis
Washington, D.C
Trinity M. E
East Second Street
Charles Brengie
Katie Cram
West South Street
Nicholas Lease
Patriot Hymns for Fourth of July Reflections
A long patriotic verse and a separate hymn celebrate Independence Day. The texts praise freedom, national unity, divine blessing on the nation, and gratitude for liberty with references to God, the flag, and the Republic. Names include E Curecap Wapsworts and Francis Corr Rey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Curecap
The Glorious Fourte An Evening of Music and Wit at City Hall
An Independence Day program at the city Opera House features Dr W A Croffutt delivering a 30 minute oration, a 90 minute varied program with patriotic music by a choir, and ten minute society addresses. Local veterans groups invited. attendees urged to participate as good citizens. Also notes a St Johns Reformed church meeting with readings and hymns led by Rev Motter and a long program by St Matthew’s society. Ephraim F Larrabee sells 24 acres to Daniel KH Bowzer for $700.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Croffutt
City Opera House
Nore
City Hall
Tmme
Daughters of the Revolution
The
GAR
Sons of Veterans
Church Aid and Missionary Society
St John’s Reformed Church
Backeystown
St. Matthew's Society
I. M. Motter
C. F. Zimmerman
Sallie Snouffer
J. F. Thomas
Browas
Mary Thomas
Addie Remsberg
J. W. Thomas
Cyrus Thomas
Doett
Mrs. Johnson
Miss Remsterg
Misses Thomas
Snouffer and Cockrell
Mead Zimmerman
Ephraim F. Larrabee
Daniel KH. Bowzer
Browns and Pastimes Scramble In Delayed Ball Game
A large crowd watched the postponed game at League grounds despite threatening weather. The Browns trailed 0 0 after the first, then tied and led in later innings before darkness halted play. Tonight the Browns face Athletica and yesterday's postponed clash will be played tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browns
Baer
Blumenauer
Athletica
Mysterious Fatality and Local News Across Adams County
A Pennsylvania farmer Jacob Wagaman was found dead near his home in Hamiltonian township Adams County with head wounds and possible strangulation. Adjacent reports cover a city aldermanic vote on street cleaning, a fatal fall of a 12 year old near Sharpsburg, Notre Dame Academy closing exercises, cruelty to animals enforcement in Roanoke, a horse carcass case, a hospital pike supervisor qualification, a county health hearing, a new bus for Courtland Omnibus, and race results in Baltimore cycle events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
Hamiltonian Township
Jacob W. Wagaman
Cold Spring
Wagaman Mill
Ron
Wagaman
Barnes
George Drenner
Silas H. Drenner
Sharpsburg
Washington County
Wr Newton Drenner
Stephen Grimes
Antietam Iron Works
James Friese
Drenner
Notre Dame
Notre Dame Academy
St Liberty
N. F. Sappington
G. and
C. Davis
Glotilda Wright
E. Glisan
Cashour
E. Lappington
Mgesey
Assistant Cashier Appointment at Farmers and Mechanics Bank
Mr Wilbur H Duvall appointed assistant cashier replacing John A Markell who was promoted cashier in place of Samuel Nixdorit who resigned. The change moves the bank’s leadership within its financial team and reflects internal promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur H. Duvall
Farmers’ and Mechanics National Bank
John A Markell
Samuel Nixdorit
Palintul Accident Involving Binder Wheel Injury
Mr. Thomas Boyer, an employee of Mr. Edwin Devilbies near Liberty, caught his hand in the cog wheel of a binder while harvesting yesterday and tore his hand badly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Boyer
Edwin Devilbies
Near Liberty
Weather Crop Bulletin reports favorable Maryland week
The Maryland Weather Bureau notes copious rains last week easing drought fears, with above normal rainfall and sunshine. Wheat harvest begins in Western and Southern counties, corn and oats show growth, peaches and berries promising, while some areas report dry spells and crop stress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hate Weather Bureau
Maryland State Weather Bureau
C. P. Cronk
Maryland
Adamstown
Breuth
Buckeystown
T. S. Bacon
St. Mary’s
J. A. Moreweut
Woodsboro
G. F
HH. B. Horress
M. D
Academic Honors at Georgetown College Commencement
The sixty seventh Georgetown College commencement honored local students. J Francis Smith earned honorable mention and several medals. Outerbridge Horsey won silver in grammar and math. Sonia T Noonan distinguished in mathematics. Wm T Hayden honorable mention in mathematics and distinguished in analytical chemistry. WT N Roach of North Dakota received Hoffmans math medal, Rev John J Tierney received a D D. A Voice Lost and Found reports a woman recovered her speech after ten years from typhoid fever two weeks ago. A dog pound is being built to enforce a new law against roaming dogs. local men construct the iron cage and nets for catching them. Mr Henry Seneel was bruised when a bakery wagon horse bolted, but he is expected to recover. Road supervisors R B Snouffer and Luther C Derr have qualified before Clerk Jordan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown College
J. Francis Smith
Outerbridge Horsey
Sonia T. Noonan
Wm.t. Hayden
Charles Hoffman
WT. N. Roach
North Dakota
John J. Tierney
Chambersburg
Baroara Maxsom
Joan Maxsom
Enoch Brown Grounds
Antrim Township
Mesare Bureh
Michael
Thia City
John D. Baer
Henry Seneel
Bat Patrick Street
Mr. Scheel
Carroll and
Patrick Streets
Scheel
Yesterday's Hotel Arriznis and List of Attendees
A fragment lists names associated with yesterday's hotel arrivals including F B Brown O Patterson J C Evers and many others from Baltimore Philadelphia Cincinnati New York and beyond. It notes counts of attendees from the county and city across groups Cauzix Bousa Gror Howes and others with several towns named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arriznis
Crry Hors
F. B. Brown
Hirech
B. P. Marton
O. Patterson
J. C. Eversfield
Clark
Baltimore
C. M. Manning
M. F. Alseros
BE. B. Shuster
W. H. Reese
J. A. Darnelile
Washington
D. C
Frank M. Hiine
F. A. Anderson
C. Goldman
B.S Simpson
J. Neilson
G. Boltz
A. Burrougha
Philadelphia
R. Tucker
Cincinnati
John F. Tood
Randolph
Mass
W. C. Bell
York
J. W. O'Doonell
Lynn
Mase
Cauzix Bousa
J. O. Moore
John N. Moore
UO. Patterson
C. F. French
Bal
Brief Bits of Local and General Interest
A miscellany notes Pen Mar opening, Hagerstown Herald benefit concert by Frederick’s Philharmonic Orchestra, free entertainment by Mr Webb of the Hamilton, and a hopeful claim of 40 000 bicycles in use in Philadelphia. It mentions a tire director for First Company of Hagerstown, early electric road survey, a judge’s stance on banana peel hazards, fruit grower Stover’s view on peaches, a new beachmaking patent, St Mary’s College commencement, a frightened horse on South Market Street, South Dakota forest fires at 600 000 dollars, Geo Schell appointed foreman at American Light and Heat, and the Hokey Pokey man on the streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pen Mar
Hagerstown
Philharmonic Orchestra
Frederick
Webb
Hamilton
Uee
Philadelphia
Thia Company
Jedge Kemble
Washington Tris
J. Mitchell Stover
Pomeer
South Mountain Belt
McAlintock Young
Palmetto
Geo. Schell
American Light and Heat Company
East Church Street
Executors Named In Multiple Estates And Noted Visits
Orphan's Court assigns executors for Martha Robinson’s estate and R Nelson Norwood’s estate. Letters testamentary on Eliza Greezer’s estate granted to John L. Rhoderick. Greeger will filed for probate. Guardian appointed for WM Rogers. first and final account of ED Brunner as executor of Ann Brunner filed. Dr D M Devilbiss’s ural account as executor of Margaret Picking filed. Distinguished visitors Blackburn Gibson and John Allen arrive in the city, with Col L Baughman driving them to his country home and Gettysburg battlefield. A teacher remembered at Saint John’s Literary Institute with a fruit basket presentation. Syrup of Figs advertised for cleansing the system. Pretty new laces offered by Motonx & Kase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John, Jordan
Martha Robinson
Charles A
Frank C. Norwood
R. Nelson Norwood
Eliza Greezer
John L. Rhoderick
Eliza Creager
Eliza Greeger
Thomas F. Esler
Wm . Rogers
Edward A Brunner
Ann
Bronner
D. M. Devilbiss
Margaret Picking
Blackburn and
Gibson
John Allen
Louis E. McComes
Washington
L. ¥. Baughman
James McSherry
Henry Willms
C. H. Baughman
Gettysburg
Morton
Porter
Hatton
G. A. Feodill
Saint John’s Literary Institute
Whitlam Ebberts
Fendil
New Arrivals of Hot Weather Goods at Discount Prices
New printed mall outfits in white black and color grounds. Fresh Irish lawns and Swiss embroideries in stock. Silklike fabrics selling at 45c and 5c to 1.00. Black satin skirts 75c and up. Bath slippers and wooden fixtures offered with special values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emi Sik Gieres
Odin
Rena Ai
Freening
Rodoce & Neidic
Reformed Reunion Set for Williams Grove July 13
The fourth annual reunion of the Reformed Churches of Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia and West Virginia will be at Williams Grove on Thursday July 13. The centennial year of the Reformed church in the United States and the 400th anniversary of the discovery of America are marked with a special program. Hon W Rush Gillan of Chambersburg will preside and G A Snyder of Hagerstown is on the arrangements committee. The event draws members and friends for a day of pleasure and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Churches
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Wiliams’ Grove
Penmar Williams’ Groves
Cumberland Valley
South Mountain
Hartleburg
Reformed Church
United States
Amertes
Ystiona
Second Reformed Church
Harrisburg
W. Rush Gillan
Chambersbore
Hey. G. A. Snyder
Hagerstown
Gas Works moved and new agent named in Frederick notice
A Frederick notice states the Isstells Gas Works has moved to 24 West Patrick Street opposite City Hotel. G Edward Clingan is named financial agent succeeding his father, with George M. Scheel as superintendent. Gas bill payments, consumer inquiries, and complaints will be handled at the new office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
American Light Snd, Heat Co. Limited
Isstells Gas Works
Weat Church Street
West Pat Tick Street
City Hotel
G. Edward Clingan
Comany
Sr. G. Cliingan
Geo. MM. Scheel
Tus American Light Axap Hzar Company, Limited
Glorious Fourth at the Relay House celebration
The Fourth of July at Relay House features round trip fares from Baltimore at twenty five cents. From Laurel and intermediate Washington branch stations and Mount Airy, round trips are one fare. Thirty trains, plus special trains to Baltimore, with bands, dancing and fireworks. Also listings of local sales and services appear in the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Baltimore
Laurel
Washington Branch
Mount Airy
Mein Stem
Frederick Brass Bands
Tirsworks
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the Daily.news
Frederick Serathee
Raweer Bavrs
the Sun and
Ecial
Wasstnevox
D.C
M. W. DamEoneton
Weather Bureau
Edward IV
Weet- Toester
Henry VII
England
Charles I of
Spain
Charles V
Mazimiben
Geemsny
Peter Pac] Rubens
John Wesley
Epworth
Linncpinshire
Manmouth
N. J
Giuseppe Mazxini
Instan
Genoa
James Biadnon
Montpel
Qreen Ria
Randall Webb
All Saints Rectory
Lula
Rosa Clagett
Potomac
Montgomery County
Academy of Visitation
May Creager
Hancock
J. EP. Grove
Aid
E. Steiner
Yesteria
Clara Smith
Braddock
Charles Smith
Ridgeville
Messrs. C. D. Tyson
L. Rice
Luther Harrison
Wm. Smith
Stonocacy
Eeis
Clements and
Vincentia
New Orleans
Baldwin House
Emmitsburg
Gustavus Jones
Wiss Bamle Gamble
Della Feigiey
Wood P. Johinson
Norfolk
Geo. Wm. Smith
Wm. Barr
Peter Lugenbesl
Linganore
Effie Rice
Frederics
Daniel Main
Middetown
Gerson Rozenour
Luther Rubiman
Messra J. Francis Smith
William T. Haydon
Louis Noonan
Georgestown College
Raymond Gook
D. C. Winebrewer
Denver
Colorado
Columbis
West
Francis Corr Rey
Fourte
Honicipal Maciors
Board of Aldermen
S Am
C. V
Rosnoke
John G. Krepp
J. H. Holcomb
Derr Quanier
Luther C. Derr
Monteyne Hospital
Circuit Court
Mostesue Pike
Sir
Derr
Lawson Robinson
Justice Eckstein
W. Hbelizell
J. C. Meller
Charies Dou
Courtland Omnibus & Cab Co
Courtland, WN. C
Palintul
Crops OF
Atlanta, Ga
Hardeman
Confederacy
Georgis
Bardeman
W. H. Harrison
Executive Office
Beaides
Jordan
R. BR. Snouffer
Montevae Road
Motonx
Kase
NEW Irish
Colton
Bath
Lowell
Jor Heaspsicnson
Hata
Williams’ Grove
Loogal
McCarden’s
Baltimore and Ohto Railroad Company
Ohio River
James B. BE
Walker & CO
J. Walker & CO
Bey
James BE
Walkere & CO
Rodoue & Neidig
Roper & Neidig
A. T. Rice & Sons
T. Rice & Sons
North Market Street
Frederick, MD
V. Staub
Notice Tar i
California Prudey
V. Stavy, North Mahkket &Tree TC
Blackston
London
Buacistox
North Market
Sthrerz
Loosall
Iate
B. Fox
Bowers Lumber Go
E. Patrick
Ely
Helier & Detashmutt
East
Patrick Street
National Bank
Attorney-At-La
Chancery, Oftyiys
Court Bouse, Goixt Sree
David E. Best
Waath Silxs
Bants
North Marert
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