Mr J H Bennett 72 Celebrates Birthday With Family
Mr John H Bennett longtime resident observed his 72nd birthday with a surprise family gathering at the West South Street home. Out of town children returned for the occasion and a social evening featured a sumptuous repast with relatives from Washington Baltimore and local towns in attendance. The notice ends with an advertisement for Chamberlains Tablets promising relief from constipation.
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John H. Bennett
West South Street
FL. OT. Hildebrand
Watson Newton
L. W. Bennett
Washington
John Laugerman
Baltimore
Henry L Bennett
Robert A Bennett
Alton Bennett
C. R Landis
John and
Edgar Landis
Lard Taken From Frederick Merchants Car
Thieves took twelve cans of lard from a Western Maryland freight car near Thurmont last Sunday morning. The lard belonged to five Frederick grocers and was discovered when four cans were found along Apple’s Church road. Detectives from the Western Maryland Railroad are investigating but no clues are reported.
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Frederick
Western Maryland
Thurmont
Western Maryland Railroad
Divorce Granted to Mrs Dahlgren in Philadelphia
Mrs Lucy Drexel Dahlgren was yesterday granted a decree of divorce from Eric B. Dahlgren yachtsman and son of Rear Admiral John A. Dahlgren. She belonged to the Drexel family of Philadelphia and inherited a fourth share of a $20,000,000 estate when her mother, Mrs Abby Wharton Drexel, died in Philadelphia two years ago.
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Dahlgren
Lucy Drexel Dahlgren
Eric B. Dahlgren
John A. Dahlgren
Dahlgrer
Drexel
Philadelphia
Buey Wharton Drexel
To Address Mothers Meeting by Mrs Sparks
Mrs Mary Sparks national lecturer of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union will speak at various places in the county next week and address a mothers meeting at the Misses Morsell home North Market street Monday at 2 30 oclock.
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Mary Sparks
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Cascarets Tonia for Old Age Bowels
Old age slows bowels. Cascarets offered as gentle, natural daily aid. Authors compare need to glasses for weak eyes, urging constant use. Cascarats priced at ten cents per box, claimed to work while you sleep.
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Meyer
Rou Sitep
Juniors Plan for Auto Apparatus Will Save Fire Company
The Juniors Fire Company in Frederick plans to replace four horses with a gasoline tractor that moves the steam engine and an automobile chassis for the hose wagon. The tractor would cost about 3800 dollars, cut annual costs to around 100 dollars, and likely save 400 dollars yearly after replacing horses. A Monday meeting will decide whether to purchase the new gear.
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Frederick
Juniior Fire Company
Kemp Keefer
Baltimore
John C. Motter
New York
Junior Fire Company
Juniors Home A Fine One Architect Boon
Power has prepared plans for the hall of the Juniors at North Market Street between Fifth and Sia Street. The hall will be built of Turkestan brick with tan terra cotta trim, promising an unusually pretty appearance. The building will have three entrances and features a tower access.
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Boon
Power
North Market Street
Fifth and
Sia Street
Maryland firehouse hall to house 350 capacity dances
A historic floor plan describes a two story building rising 62 feet with a 4 by 60 feet dance hall on the second floor and a rear dormitory for three men with built in lockers. The hall will feature a glazed band, concrete floors, washed and cleaned rooms, a check in and rest area, and a full fire station fitout. Estimated cost is about $10,000.
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Maryland
Vanderbilts Win Two In Y. Me. CG League Match
The Vanderbilt team defeated Monosoeys in a three game set in the Y Met A Bowling League. Vanderbilt edged ahead in the final game as Uce Ionocacy delivered a strong finish to clinch the two wins.
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Monosoeys
Vanderbilts
Uce Ionocacy
Adamstown Team Beats Star Brunswick Bowlers In Close Match
Adamstown bowlers defeated the Star duckpin team of Brunswick by 8 pins on Brunswick alleys after an earlier Brunswick win at Adams Town. Manager E A Wachter anticipating a rematch at Adams Town. scores follow.
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Brunswick
Adamstown
Brunswick Boys
E. A. Wachter
Pretty Wedding at Home of Mr and Mrs Boyer of Kemptown
A May wedding solemnized at the home of Mr and Mrs Sames in Kemptown. Nellye Heene and diary Tale nugo Aimer af New Marked Ma were among the guests. The bride wore ivory bridal satin with lace tulle and carried roses. Bride’s sister Mrs Clayton Ro Keller served as matron of honor. Clayton RR Kener was best man. The ceremony opened with Lohengrin’s wedding march. The bridal party entered to the music, greens and pinks dominated the decor. Out-of-town guests included Mr and Mrs John F Zimmerman of New Market Md, Mazel Mo Waller and Grave G Boyer of Brithmore Md, and others from Frederick and surrounding areas. After the ceremony, the couple planned a reception at 21 North Market Street, Frederick Md. Congressmen Dash Kawas of Cumberland is traveling to Panama for the big event before winter. He plans to leave Washington for New York then sail for the canal and return for the extra session. The Maryland Congressman spoke in Atlantic City yesterday before the National Tuberculosis Association on postal express.
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É. B. Boyer
Kemptown
Sames Db Hoser
Kenptown
Nellye Heene
Leide
Banat
Clayton Ro Keller
Clayton RR Kener
Walbroot
Mie Lully Williams
Aml
John F. Zimmerman
New Market
Mil. Mazel Mo Waller
Grave G Boyer
Brithmore
My Wn, Brooks
Illchester
Congressmat Dash Kawas
Cumberland
Panaia
Washington
New York
Canal
Jie
Maryland
Atlantic City
National Tuber Men's Association
Blocked by Freight Train at Frederick Junction
In a heavy snowstorm about fifty passengers on the BW and QO train faced delay as a west bound freight passed Frederick Junction this morning causing a crowd to be unable to cross the tracks until the train cleared.
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Frederick
Frederick Junction
Bear's Emulsion praised for cough remedy in Elkton Md
Letter from Dr Thriller praises Bear's Emulsion as a successful cough remedy and stomach tonic. Product priced at one dollar a bottle or six for five dollars, advertised by A P Pearce on South Market Street in Frederick, Maryland.
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Pearce
South Market Street
Rederick, Md
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