Pleasant Surprise Party for Misses Staley Near City
A large social gathering was held yesterday evening at the home of Misses Carrie and Katie Staley about four miles south of the city. Approximately 15 couples attended, later riding in Mr. C. G. Zacharias’s large bus to their homes after a bountiful refreshments table. The event closed in the early hours with guests expressing much delight in the evening. The Sick. Reports note multiple local residents recovering from illnesses with varying improvements and recoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie
Katie Staley
Zacharias
Devotion of Forty Hours Opens at Visitation Convent
News of the novitiate reports solitary opening of the Forty Hours devotion at the Visitation Convent. The last of the Terti en fathers depart by B and O Railroad to New York and Pittsburg for Lenten missions. The novitiate superior plans to occupy the Groff property at North Market Street with a villa for the young men, replacing the Araby place. Change set for April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Convent of the Visitation
New York
Pitshure
Groff
North Market’ Street
Gypsies Pass Through City Camp Near Harmony Grove
A large body of Gypsies passed through the city yesterday and moved toward Woodsboro from Middletown. They camped in the woods near Harmony Grove and displayed some fine looking horses. The group is identified as belonging to the Harris body.
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Middletown
Harmony Grove
Harris
Circuit Court Proceedings Highlight Mortgage Set Aside
In Wilcoxon v Frederick Town Savings, the court ruled the mortgage invalid as Wilcoxon was insolvent when he gave it and the bank cannot be a preferred creditor. Trustees sought to set aside the mortgage. $11,300 was borrowed on notes, with a real estate mortgage later signed before insolvency. The State v Paul Rowe jury verdict was guilty after guidance from Judge McSherry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilcoxon
Mauleby and
Ve. Paulls Rowe
McSherry
Death of Col Sinn and child in Frederick area
Col John Thomas Sinn, a longtime Frederick resident and former stage driver, died suddenly at Montevue Hospital aged 71. He helped found the Pioneer Livery and served as a fire company leader. He leaves a daughter in Washington and a brother, Edward Sinn. Also reported is the death of a one year old daughter of M J and Catherine Albaugh after pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col Sink
John Thomas Sinn
Montevee Hospital
Col. Sinn
Frederick
Hagerstown
Macon
Georgia
Milligeville
Alles Katharine Loveder
Clearspring
Linn
Norris
West Patrick Street
William Albaugh
Montevue Hospital
Kate Tabler
Washington
Ana
Edward Sinn
M. J
Catherine Albaugh
Philomathean and Lesbian Literary Societies Meet Revisions
The Philomathean Society discussed treasurer reports and a resignation, elected A C McBride as a member, and debated a bond value proposal with a negative win. The Lesbian Society held its election in College Chapel and announced officers and a varied program of readings, solos, and a noted recitation.
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THE
Philomatheans
Philomathean Literary Society
G. H. Worthington
Sid
Inahar
A. C. McBride
D. J. Beale
Congress
Dr. Beale
Thomas J. Welsh
W. H. Nicodemus
EB. P.gile
M.P. Richards
W- H. Nicodemus
C. A. Apple
Vincent Sebold
Lesbian Literary Society
College Chapel
Carle Brockiey
Mazie Hoke
Nora Dutter
Rena Martin
Della Giess‘mer
Alice Baker
Frohlich
Miss Holly
Reading
Florence Gil
Julls Newton
Julia Hall
Edna Sisley
Nellye Spicker
Birs. Apple
Misa Nsomi Gring
Frances Sieckel
Bettie Derry
Surgeons 인정 an operation to remove cancer from Aunt Louisa McCormick
A month after the operation to remove cancer from the side of Aunt Louisa McCormick, conducted by Dr Frankie B. Smith and Dr Ira J. McCardy, she has returned home and is in an advanced stage of convalescence, regaining strength. The nearly seventy year old patient faced a precarious procedure, yet the outcome is entirely satisfactory, adding to the surgeons' record of cancer removals within three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa McCormick
Frankie B. Smith
Ira J. McCardy
Louissa
Smith
Real Estate Transfers In Maryland Districts
Charles T Reifenider transfers real estate in Emmitsburg to Jeremish Inches. William T R Smith and wife transfer property in Frederick city to Mary E Smith for 1790 dollars. David D Thomas acting executor conveys several parcels and premises to John W Enauff totaling 41 acres plus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Reifenider
Jeremish Inches
Emmitsburg
William T. R Smith
Mary E. Smith
Frederick City
David D Thomas
John W. Enauff
Fleasant Paragraphs of Visitors and Departures
Mr Columbus Ringer, visiting Miss Mamie Brunner, has returned to Boonsboro. Samuel Gigous leaves Mechanicstown for a new home in South Charleston Ohio. G H Branston traveling agent for the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad was in the city. Bartholow of the Pennsylvania Railroad was here on official business. Haller was in Baltimore on business. L M Biberton of Gately Elberton Co Baltimore was in town. Mollie Fallon of Baltimore visiting friends. Annie Blittan of Baltimore and Annie Need of this city visiting friends in Philadelphia. Gertie Thompson of near Frederick visiting relatives in Hansonsville. Justice Eckstein returns from Baltimore and Washington. A Kemp Keefer leaves for Hagerstown to visit friends. Clara Haffner of South Market street visiting friends in Martinsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Ringer
Mamie Brunner
Boonsboro
Samuel Gigous
Mechanicstown
South Charleston
Ohio
GO. H. Branston
Chicago, Burlington and Vincy Railroad Co
Bartholow
Pennsylvania Railroad
Frederick
Thomas H. Haller
Baltimore
L. M. Biberton
Gately, Elberton & Co
Mies Mollie Fallon
Annie Blittan
Annie Need
Philadelphia
Gertie Thompson
Hansonville
Justice Eckstein
Washington
A.kemp Keefer
Hagerstown
Clara Haffner
South Market Street
Biartinsburg
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Henry Wineberg
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the Circuit Court
Urese Wear
Thomas J. Haller
New White Front
Central Dry Goods House
No.s. North Market Street
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John Korrel
Rocky Springs
Carlin House
John Korrel, Jr
J. EB. Staab
Andtioneer
Park Mills
Fahnestock Lightner
Court House
Granville Michaal
Park Bilils
Chae
Dr. Pierce
Fred Pestline
MR Alexander
Genesee C
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Washburn, Crosby Co
M. Hildebrand
W.h. B. Etchison
South Barket Street
Frederick, HD
George A. Gilbert
H Werket
Frederick, Ma
Sternberger
East Patrick St
LIAL
Lancaster
Cy Rice
Doll Brothers
City Opera House
Lincoln J. Carters
Carter
NisSara
Jolliffe & Jones
Washington, D. C
City Hotel
Ofice
Joe P
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Washington Loan and Trust
Washington, D.C
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