Town News Roundup From Troutville and Nearby
Community items note sermons in Troutville, visits among Havener Hoffman Delaplaine and Stull families, Band music at New Midway, and moves of local residents. Mount Airy growth and upcoming spring changes are reported along with weather and local obligations. Kemptown hosts a Christian Endeavor and literary society program, Bethel notes road issues and local visits, with local preaching and social updates across towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troutville
Murphy
Banday
Mises Nettie Havener
Ellie Delaplaine
D. A. Hoffman
Delaplaine
Bessie Ogle
Rocky Ridge
Marry Stull
Millard Hoffman
Friend
Woodsboro
Laura Anders
Charles Trout
Thurmont
Elmer Warner
Wakefield
Stephen
New Midway
Annie Havener
Maurice Smith
Union Bridge
Kemptown
Marie Lewis
M Cullum
G. H. Baker
Baltimore
G. W. Baker
Kemptown Literary Society
Bulah Woolfe
Emory Purdum
Lewis Purdum
J Allie Engle
Local Notes and Spring Preparations Preview
Ground hog weather lingers as merchants plan spring openings. Children await haney rabbit. Woodsboro band hosts an oyster and meat supper in the town hall. Eldridge Novelty Co. departs for Bellefonte. Strine's Orchestra to entertain in Walkersville tomorrow night. Several removals move residents to East South, East Church, and other streets. Mrs. Paene outfits a millinery store. Ron Zahn renovates a hardware store space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haney Rabbit
Woodsboro
Eldridge Novelty Company
Escaprick
Bellefonte
Local notes on water samples and events in Frederick area
Readers report on a pulp mill water issue from Cumberland and a challenge to Hagerstown. A dance in Independent Hall, hints of incendiary fire at D C Shats property, and blockaded Sugar Loaf Mountain roads are noted. The Frederick centennial Brethren Church celebration set for May 1901 is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Mrederick
Cumberland Ag
Cumberland
Frederick
My. D. OC
Jefferson
Sugar Loaf
United Brethren Church
United States
Reno 8
Schrey & Bro
Frederick, Md
Moments With The Muse And Winter Poem Fragments
A poetic fragment urges Gran pop to rest and laments loneliness as memories linger. The voice contemplates longing for warmth and wishes to read, write, and grow to understand where loved ones rest, blending a childlike voice with regional dialect. An accompanying ode longs for Spring, mourning Winter’s retreat and welcoming Summer’s warmth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gran'pop
Wash’' Land
Gran’ Pop
Tony
Death notices for Charles Mifflin O Boyle and Lydia Green
Charles Mifflin O Boyle died after five days illness at Point of Rocks on March 7 1898 born February 29 1842 in Harpers Ferry West Virginia served in the Confederate Army from 1861 and married Fanny Mankins in 1868. Lydia Green aged 83, mother of Josh Green, died at Lewistown Maryland and her funeral will be held Sunday at Ball Church Lewistown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mifflin Boyle
Charles Mifflin O'Boyle
Point of Rocks
Harpers Ferry
W. Via
Kebruary
Confederate States Army
BE G. (Lige) White
Fanny Mankins
Lydia Green
Lewistown
Dehy
Josh Green
Ball Church
Patent medicines and tonics advertised in local paper
Various health tonics and remedies are advertised for sale by local vendors including Albert L. Pearre and CoN Hacer. Products include Root Tea, Shiloh Ouch, Victor Headache Specific, and Kletan Tablets. The notices promise cures for headaches and general illness and urge readers to mention the newspaper.
Pleasant Personal Notes From Frederick Society
Purely personal itemizing locals and visitors in Frederick, noting W P B Maulsby in Hockville and others from Baltimore Berryville Clarksburg Washington D C and New York. The note lists returns and travel at length including engagements wedding trip ends and health updates for several residents and visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. PB. Maulsby
Hockville
W. PB. Doll
Baltimore
David Lowenstein
W. E. Smith
Berryville
J. Walter Getty
New Windsor
Carroll County
Frederick
C. H. Eckstein
J. K. Shepardin
Hancock
Washington County
Misa Fannie Ashbaugh
Washington, D. C
W. Swinder
Clarksburg
Ae Va
John W. Adama
Elain Birely
Henry Birely
New York
Harry D. Young
North Market ‘Street
Charles. J. Bell
Bell Brow
Philadelphia
H. M. Thompson
Brunswick
Local notices and cures advertised in scattered letters
Will Baik Mr Darel Eisler hag purchased a Jot from Mr George Wm South and Col Chas. Trail on Madison street and will erect two dwelling houses. Dying Man Grasps at a Straw. De Aguows Cure for the Pearl Bas done so wut for me that ft feed bave it to andlerl in duidty to give testimony for yours. Four doctors urged me to pray. Dr Agnew's EHeart Cure cured me. Mrs Adami Aart Groton Wis and Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption. Relates trials with other medicines and testimonials. Shilohs Consumption Cure guarantee. Victor Headache Spectre promoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Baik
Darel Eisler Hag
George Wm South
Col Chas. . Trail
Madison Street
Agnew
Lunes Dep
Surantua
Adami
Aart
Groton
Mto
Lum Aaved
Ac A. Pearce
Revuersive
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the Daily News
Ridgeville
Marshal Buckingham
Elkridge Landing
Agnes Kelly
Washington, D.C
Katie Maxfield
Este Ball and Daungster
Josephine Lightfoot
B. P. Truitt
Thomas Smith
W.E. Norwood
Mount Airy
Ches. Smith
Casper Kuhn
David Snider
Cookaville
Roast Gillis
Web Wolf
Ellicott City
Robert Sellman
Lucian Ruckles
Mr Sellman
Elmer Penn
Jessa P. Todd
Henry Nusbaums
Central
Charley Smuirh
Mt. Airy
Mr Nusbaum
Samuel Rankles
Milton Garner
Dorsey Rankles
Bethel
Wm. Keyser
Bloomfield
Wm Stull
Worthing Staley
Wr. Smith
Charlesville
Joshua Zimmerman
Wmn. Zimmerman
Frederick City
Spencer C Stnil
C. C. Zimmerman
Thomas Ramsburg
Mont Gay
Strine
Staniers Hall
Walkersville
Frank P. McDonsid
Patrick
East South Street
Ignatius Goode
Hotel Burgess
East Church Street
E. L. Cramer
West Third Street
New Storra
Joseph Paene
Capt
G. Pailpot
Josph Ron'zahn
G. S
Drum Band Association
Michael Kolb
William L. Lewis
Pop
Banuner
Kiduese
Albert L. l Pe
Sengh
Sears
Albert B
Pearre
Ctraham
Annie
Chas
Goodell
East Patrick Street
Nettie Smith
Harry
Misa Vernie Koontz
Pittsburg
EK. Douglas
Douglas Brothers, Contractors
Myersville
Jacob Rosenatock
South
Mr. A. Roaenatock
East Second Street
Alice Brendel
Henry Schmidt
Thomas S. Lipps
John Marsh
Henry Wineberg
Wm. EK. Heard
George E. Saiter
Shiloh
Son
Albert L. Pearre
Victor
Pierce
Premos Alles
Doreet
Onizno
Golden Medical
Cuticura
Akia Sutic
Lacolhenment
Chicago
Howard House
Ashington, D
Paave
6Th St
TAK News Opie
Atrle
T. Cousto
Allnute
Moody & Co
N. Heys «& Brother's
Baltimore City
George A. Gilbert
Market St
Asylum
D & D Institute
JAS. E. Walker & CO
Walker’s
ISO
W. A. Hinerman
Bushnell Building
Springfield
Abr Dru
Frederick Electric Light and Power Company
E. Patrick St
Frederick, Nid
Rochester Optical Co
Rochester
Cet
WM. S. Miller & CO
Victor Idache
Anka Gierim
East BM
Timore
the News Job Office
Central Hardware Company
Did
Central Hare
Patrick Si
TRY Excelsior
Wieng
Wileen
Bam
Than Wolern
Ee “Murseries
Berlin
Carty
Garty’s
Patrick Street
B.H. Blackston & Son
North Market Street
Our
S. C. Kaufman
South Market Street
B. Pepper
Wilson
Buffalo
Harper Aul Sonersee Siap
Altamont
Allerton
MAR‘ Land Club
Baltimore Club
Greenriver
Slaw
Charles N. Hauer
Arstate
West Patrick
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Nerapa Reney
Albert L. Peare
Ford
Don
I.ches Emical Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Harrison
Etchison
S. Market St
Frederick, Mdc
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