Literary Societies and New Market Club Meeting Report
The New Market Literary Club met March 16 at Dr. Hopkins’s home. The program entertained and included Brazil trouble, biographies of George W. Callds and Debat Early, discussions on Arctic expedition and the Parliament of Religions, vocal and instrumental pieces, and two exercises. The entry notes origins of the Sisters of Courtly in New York from Emmitsburg during Archbishop Hughes’s era and the St. Vincent convent’s location.
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New Market
Dr. Hopkins
Brazil
George W. Callds
Debat
Stein
Parliament of Religions
Reed
Emmitsburg
Sisters of Courtly
New York City
Lste
Hughes
Mr. St. Vincent
Central
Pars
Palm Sunday Observances Shape Holy Week in Frederick
Yesterday marked Palm Sunday with Catholic and Greek rites reflecting Holy Week. Frederick churches held solemn services including the Tenebre, foot washing, and processions. crowds filled St. John’s Catholic Church where worshipers wore or carried palm metto sprigs. Several worshipers fell ill during services.
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Frederick
Jerusalem
Bethany
Christ
Lazarus
Rome
St. Paul
St. John’s Catholic Church
Hyreneas Married in the West
Versailles Morgan county Missouri quiet wedding on March 7 bride Viola M Back wed William N Gilson of Emmitsburg after illness in family honeymoon travels by Missouri Pacific Wabash Pittsburg Fort Wayne Chicago lines to Alliance Ohio then to Washington DC reception planned upon return to Emmitsburg March 21 rich with travel details and local ties. RIDENOUR-4 ETZEL Married March 11 1894 in Emmitsburg Charles Edward Ridenour to Clara May Wetzel. SCOTT-WALKER Married March 6 1894 Dixon Illinois at Presbyterian parsonage Lewis Scott formerly of Emmitsburg to Florence H Walker Gettysburg PA. CARDS OUT Notice cards sent for marriage of Emmitsburg resident Miss Esst Braddock to Charles Krantz near Shookstowsa bridegroom.
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Versailles
Morgan County
Viola M. Back
Wm. N. Gilson
Emmitsburg
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Wabash Railroad
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Pittsburg
Ft. Wayne and Chicago
Alliance, C
Mr. Gilson
2Tilip m
Ridenour
Etzel
Kipe
Charles Edward Ridenour
Clara May Wetzel
Scott—Walker
the Presbyterian Parsonage
Dixon
Lee County
Itmols
E. C. Sickels
Lewia Escott
Florence H. Walker
Gettysburg
Eimegis Esst
Braddock
Chas. Krantz
Near Shookstowsa
Hotel Arrivals List From Yesterday Noon
Arrivals logged include Crery Hors E Dayhoff Mi Airy W Cross J Stern F Walter N E mmons Lancaster T Brown J Byerly J Sadie Baltimore Rooney Comedy Company members Gen Jas C Clark Mobile Als Wafuzzy Washington ten visitors from the county Capri Horss A G Sorg Chicago FR Frank Hagerstown C J AleCarthy Columbia H J Jacks Baltimore D Jacks Virginia Rooney Comedy Company county twelve Grorr Horss L B Becker Hanner W B Boyd Syracuse J J Feinter Rooney Comedy Co county twenty three
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Crery Hors
E. Dayhoff
Airy
W. Cross
J. Stern
F. Walter
Mmons
Lancaster
T. Brown
J. Byerly
J. Sadie
Baltimore
Rooney Comedy Company
Gen
Jas. C. Clark
Mobile
Als
Wafuzzy
Washington
Capri Horss
A. G. Sorg
Chicago
Frank
Hagerstown
C.J. AleCarthy
Columbia
H. J. Jacks
D. Jacks
Virginia
County
Grorr Horss
L. B. Becker
Hanner
W. B. Boyd
Syracuse
J. J. Feinter
Rooney Comedy Co
Eton jacket styles and spring mourning gown shown
A fashion page highlights an Eton jacket paired with a fall crepe waist for spring costumes for misses and young women. A French mourning gown uses the jacket with a bon ton, detailing crepe trims, puff sleeves, and matching accessories.
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Eton
Purely Personal Notes From Frederick Society
General James C Clarke visits Frederick. Edna and Eunice Gaither return to Sykeeville after a week with Frederick friends. A and B Rosenour repeat a Baltimore trip. Reno Harp of the Examiner spends Sunday at Myeraville. Archle Moser of Myeraville visits the city. Guy Duvall takes a new retail post with A C Mec Cardell on North Market. Louise McSherry returns from Cleveland and Pittsburgh to Frederick. Louise Crosby returns from visits in the county. Mr and Mrs Hemsburg leave Rocky Springs for Middletown. Mrs J B W Hargett goes to Chicago for her sister’s fitness. Funeral of James Arnold at St Joseph’s Catholic Church Emmitsburg with G A R honors. Burial by eight comrades. service by Rev Father Quinn and Commander Major O A Borner. Funeral of Mrs Elizabeth Mffann at her West Patrick Street home. Interment at Mount Olivet. A T Rice & Sons directors.
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James C. Clarke
Frederick
Mieses Edna
Eunice Gaither
Sykeeville
Mesers
B. Rosenour
Baltimore
Reno
Harp
The
Examiner
Myeraville
Archle Moser
Guy Duval
Hemsburg
Hemsberg
Rocky Springs
Middletown
J.B. W. Hargett
Chicago
Miss Willow
James Arnold
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Emmitsburg
Father Quinn
Ofsisting
Arthur Post
Quien
J.B. Deval
R.E. McLane
G. W. Warner
Mount Olivet Cemetery
A. T. Rice & Sons
Curious Scroll Saw Frame Display At News Office
James Hill, dealer in relics, displayed a 1730 scroll saw frame stamped John Roof at The News office. A clumsy tool from iron workers century ago, praised as best remedy by local buyers for coughs, colds, and la grippe. See Steiner Bros Drug Store for Shilohs Vitalizer and other tonics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hill
Iron Workers
John Roof
Pan-Tins
Steiner Bros. Drug Store
Fatal Accident to a Brakeman Peter Compton
Peter Compton a brakeman for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad suffered a severe noon Saturday accident while assisting to shirt cars near Hanis Distillery opposite Martinonurg. He fell under a car and both legs were crushed requiring amputation. He died a few hours after the operation. He was 50 and left a wife and four sons. His home was Brunswick in this county.
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Peter Compton
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Hanis
Martinsonurg
Compton
Brunswick
County
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Hyres
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Moore
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Galthersburg
Silver Spring
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WWEW
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Brussels
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E. WH. Resisberg
Carlin House
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Cehlas
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W. H. B. Etchison
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Frederick City
J. B. Hargate
Blizs Jones
Stitt
Carrie Teylor Tylor
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Amen
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Jerome Besthof
Fresh W. Fleming
Reward Afarver
Edward M. Maza
Theodore Martz
Luther Rice
May J. Lee Rowland
Dantel P. Syurd
Lewis E. Summer
L. C. Wood
Harry Wright
John Yrigar
Alpert O. Smith
Near Liberty
Wm Henry Cover
Katie Freeze
Thurmont
This County
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Atlantic
Edson
Garrett and Pearce
Walter B. Rudy
Albert L. Pearse
Ay Steiner Bros. Drag Store
Ferenson
Lezington St
Mehitdim
Benes Onder
Pocitiva
Remedy CO
Chiezga, i
Slaughter
N. J. Wilson & Son
Patrick
Catarre
Gaerrott & Pearr
Sieiner Bros
Worth Market Street
Pri Hickentor
Royale
Chucho
Eric Brose
Parmociars
Bait & Ladie
Toourm
Washburn, Gresley Co
Gold Medal
L.M. Hildebrand
W. L. Douglas
Ety
Stockten
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