Philharmonic Banquet Highlights Frederick Orchestra
A grand banquet for the Philharmonic Orchestra of Frederick was held at the Carlin House last night with a full long table, formal toasts, and speeches by Mayor Fleming Aldermen Ebbert Dadisman and others. Provisions included oysters, fried crab, cold dishes, salads, pastries, fruit and coffee. Marriage licenses listed Howard M. Huffer and Emma Catharine Schfidnecht.
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Philharmonic Orchestra
Frederick
Carlin House
P. E. Long
John H. Fieming
C. V
Levy
John G. Engelbrecht
F. Dickinsey
C. F. Baughman
Charles H. Keefer
ED. Grove
Grayson Bowers
Harry Grove
Walter Waltman
Arthur Gambrill
K. B. Ramsburg
Howard
PF. T. Rhodes
Albert Wallis
Bernard Eader
E. Clingan
George Ed. Smith
Samuel Dayali
Ira McCardy
Willixed
A. Kellex
Biongoer
Drety S. Eader
Dudley Page
Atinge
A. Gregg Miller
E. G C. Markell
Wim. M. Crimmins
Jacob Dadisman
Alderman Ebbert
Board of Aldermen
Joseph F. Eisenhauer
Mr. Long
Bugor Fleming Art
Eisenhauer
Eikexkater
Ebbert
Dadismaz
Attmeyr
G .F. & Levy
Methodist Conference Reaches Noted Progress in 1893 Work
The Maryland area session reports wonderful church progress over the past year. Key figures include Rev. Dr. Egan outlining Meth Book Concern earnings of 100000 with a 1450 share to the conference, plus donations to Methodist Hospital and Old Folks Home. The Epworth League reception, addresses by Dr. Goucher and Bishop Fowler, and various reports on church growth, new buildings, and the Woman's College of Baltimore highlight the proceedings.
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Egan
Methodist Book Concern
Methodist
Methodist Hospital
Washington
Rughes
Johnson
T. B.frost
EL. Bubbard
Eormor
Epworth League
Woman’s Home and
Foreign E Missionary Society
Hobbs
Frederick
Connecticut
Russ Mary Grace Radcliffe
Epwormk League
Baltimore
Charles H. Fowler
Oficial Board
Lornathus
J. Paul Wright
East Baltimore
Sparrows Point
Averdeen
Cockeyayile
Boundary Avenue
J. St. Clair Neal
West Baltimore
T. G. Eaker
Independent Methodist Church
Baltmore
League
Walbrook Park
Laurel
R. W. Rodgers
Drew Seminay
Drew Seminary
Woman's College
Woman’s College
Women’s College
Littleton F. Morgan
Garlisle
Chlidren Sas
Preachers’ Aid Society
Conference Clains
L T. Weiderman
W. &. Edwards
Conference notes debate report on plan changes
Dr D H Carroll opposes the plan noting need for caution. Dr Job A Price supports it. Dr D H Richardson favors caution and no change. Plan ignores recipient needs and shifts costs, with ministers paying $5 each. Mr Davis mocks Carroll, Rev Wilson fears reduced sustentation fund interest. Time extension vote failed. discussion moved to tomorrow at 2:30. Conference adjourned with religious devotions. An informal LO G T reception in Frederick planned tonight.
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D. H. Carroll
Altgether
Job A. Price
D. H. Hichardson
D. N. Davis
Carroll
A. Wilson
Sinc
Frederick
Aira
Webur B. Devali
LO. G. T
Harmony Grove Maerce 7 County News
Weather warms promise of early spring as farmers near Harmony Grove and Daysville anticipate field work. Local illness updates include Mrs Mollie Wachter and Mrs Ella Wachter. Community notes cover visits, a Baltimore relief car from Plane No. 4, and a busy Daysville walking tour describing local routes and residents.
Lewistown and Martinsburg News Briefs
Miss Farr and her brother from York visited their uncle Mr Daniel Farr and returned home Monday. Mr A Elliot of the Elliot Hotel buys two Washington homes for a Livery business. Mrs Fink and family visited relatives near Emmitsburg. Lewistown hosts a Washington’s Birthday horseback party. Numerous locals visit Mechanicsburg and area events. The M P Church held its fourth quarterly meeting with good attendance. Miss Dorsey travels to Washington for a stay. Noted local figures Mr Charles Salmos and Hon P Wood are mentioned with plans. Arliss Lowe heads south for months. Renters seek homes as seasonal changes begin. Martinsburg reports a singing club rehearsal for an upcoming Draineeville concert with a long list of participants. Oyster supper, local mill activity, and a Washington trip are noted. A marble quarry school house reconstruction and a fox chase are mentioned along with Gen John B Gordon’s Confederate lecture in Louisville and a quip about Reconstruction.
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Mary Rhoderick
Glade Valley
William Rhboderick
Catoctin Furnace
Reader
Daysville
Walkersville
Libertytown
Cabbage Run
Sand Spring Valley
David Crom
Jacob Dinferman
Hine Burner
Link Dinterman
Bir
George Dinterman
F. E. Michael
Variety Works
Orla Reddick
Joseph Rhoderick
David Garber
Banker Hill
OU. D. Lease
John Eaves
G. W. Zimmerman
Ruben Long
Ralnbowilley Sud Market Street
Folomon Warners
Simshouse
Janes Boon
William H. Smith
UT. EB. Church
Mr. Leinart
Near Dites
F.E. Michaela Spring
Miss Farr
York
Daniel Farr
A. Elliot
Elliot Hotel
Washington
Lewistown
Kaece
Abraham
Hedges
Ida
Ais
Clinton Hedges
Hansonville
Mary Suwith
Mollie Clem
Clarence Flauffer
Walkeseville
Ida Hedges
Yellow Springs
Mechanicstown
Gradt
Matte Weller
Carrie Miller
Anna Scarf
Ids Hedges
John Hill
Norma BI
Lil He
Estelle Powell
May Cutler
Chas, Miller
George McIiller
William Miller
Jank Geesy
John Sill
Cameron Hib
Byron Weller
Presley Weller
Rew Market
Mand
House of Delegates
Annspolls
Washington, D. C
Arliss Cora Lowe
Baltimore
Martinsburg
Spahr
Draineeville
Wm. Broner
Bmissea Rose
Cellic
Hattie Broner
Aflezers
Samuel
George Remsburg
Wm. Trundle
Jease Hyatt
Americus Broner
Charles Butter
Brr
Butler
Compher
L. N. Staub
Martinaborg
I .N. Staub
Supernatural Antidotes and Conference Paper Availability
Conference talks note copies of The News available from ministers for 10c mailed to homes with no extra postage. The feature discusses ancient royalty using magical means to counter poison, citing creatures and gems as protections. Testimonists publish Hood's Sarsaparilla endorsements as highly trustworthy.
Mulliniz and Remy Shams and Damask Scarves Sale
A local carpet department notice promotes cheap pillow shams lace pillow shams linen scarfs and table damask at 59 cents, highlighting bleached pieces and a new display of the handomest rugs and a new Eaga item, inviting customers to view before buying.
Spring Garments At Closeout In New Offerings
A local clothing sale announces spring ranges with a large display and remaining winter jackets and capes offered at reduced prices. The message highlights a lively pitch and catchy timing to attract shoppers.
Reminiscences Lecture At Methodist Church Tonight
Local notices list humorous lecture Reminiscences of a Circuit Rider by Rev. G W Hobbs at St Methodist Episcopal Church this evening at 7 30. Admission 23 cents. Ice cream soda and fruit juices on draught at Albaughs. Also gas bill discounts deadline noted and multiple local business notices.
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A. VanFossen
Third St. Aabernens-anna
AL E. Church
G. W. Hobbs
St Methodiat Episcopal Church
Albaugh’s
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