Brief Bits from a Busy Season End Scene
A digest of short items: near season end drifted snow zones and Monocacy ducks in sight. Florist Harman expects fifteen hundred chrysanthemum plants for next fall. Bottling law 1892 in Maryland limits bottle reuse with penalties. Collectors prize canceled stamps, rare issues fetch high prices. French artist M Pavis de Chavannes to decorate a library room for four thousand. Joe Jones starts revivalist work. France’s new president Faure pronunciation noted by editor. Ex-Governor Whyte linked to Democratic nomination talk. Aretha Boyer builds a house in Jefferson area. contractor William Suman. Miss Emma Norris declines future Liberty school post. Local storms forecast. Lent half over. Detrow updates his confectionery shop with new wallpaper and paint.
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Maryland
Collectora
M. Pavis de Chavannes
Bos
Joe Jones
Sam Jones
BM. Faure
France
Pinkney Whyte
Aretha Boyer
J. M. Crampton
Jefferson
Wm. Suman
M. Emma Norris
Purely Personal Notes From Frederick and Nearby Areas
Mrs. Geo Brunner and Mrs Wm Fleming of near the city attended the estate of Mr Heard of West Fifth street. Mr David Warner of Seventh street moved with his family to Creager Town. Messrs D M Scholl and F B Bappington, Grand Lodge A C T W representatives from talacity, returned from Baltimore. Mr Robert Doty of Jefferson visited for ten days from Mettyeburg. Miss Belle Dean and the Houck sisters returned from Montgomery county. Mrs Kate Muthert of Baltimore visiting relatives on East Church. Mr Charles Sayles of Point of Rocks in Frederick on business. Rev Irwin P McGordy of Philadelphia visiting. Wan Ne Mad? dog owned by Wim Dintermas near Libertytown acted oddly then killed. Mr Glimore VanFossen aided in killing the dog but was not bitten. Others think the dog was poisoned.
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Geo. Brunner
Wm. Fleming
M. Heard
West Fifth Street
David Warner
Seventh Street
Creager Town
D.M. Scholl
F. B. Bappington
Grand Lodge
Baltinore
Order
Talacity
Robert Doty
Jefferson
Mettyeburg
Belle Dean
Grace
Elizebeth Houck
Montgomery County
Kate Muthert
Baltimore
East Church Street
Charles Sayles
Point of Rocks
Frederick
Irwin P. McGordy
Philadelphia
Wim
Dintermas
Libertytown
David Hatfield
Glimore VanFossen
Frederick Bankers Banquet Celebrates Frederick Clearing House
Frederick bankers and guests gathered at E. Sheppard's Court Street restaurant for the first Frederick Clearing House Association banquet. Toast master J. Gregg Miller led a lively program praising the association, with remarks by W. H. Duvall and Joseph D. Baker on its value to local banking.
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Revelos
Frederick Finaecers
Frederick I
Baltimore
Frederick
Frederick Clearing House Association
Markell
Ira Miller
E. Sheppard
Court Street
Sheppard
Whibur BH. Dorall
Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bark
Std
Clearing House Assostation
Col
D. C. Whitebreser
Farmers’ and Medicntes
Josaph D. Baker
Clozenn
Meurs
W. Irving Parsons
Charien &. Trail
Majoe Ira Tyler
Wo. H. Zimmerman
Albert Gilson
J. Travers Thomas
Marahali Fout
Geo. Heinlein
Chas. B
Wilbur H. Duvall
Clearing House Association
Frederick Association
Amy Bank
United States
Joseph D. Baker
Clearing House
Shem
Mr. Miller
Winebrewer
Mr. Parsons
Ire Miller
Albert Cilaon
Granville Lindaay
E.C. Maril
The
Citizen's Movement
W. B. Storm
Firemen
Leslie Cramer
Marshall Fout
Charles B. Trail
Trail
Miler
Deaths of Simeon Hoover and Major Archibald Snouffer
Simeon Hoover died at his home east of Hagerstown from heart trouble at about age 77. He formerly lived near Wolfeville and was a member of the Caled Brethren Church. his wife and one grandchild survived. Major Archibald Snouffer of the Manor near Buckeystown died at home in his seventy’s. he was a widower with no children and was a well known farmer.
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Simeor Hootee
Simeon Hoover
Hagerstown
Wolfeville
Calted Brethren Church
Thomas Schipseer
Mourfee
Archibald T. Snouffer
Buckeystown
Maj. Snouffer
Two Spokesmen Duck-Hunting Accident Near Point of Rocks
Two spokesmen from Wankierton fished near the Poto mac river at Point of Rocks. A guide rowed a small boat as they duck hunted when a gun fell overboard in about five to six feet of water. They recovered the gun after a dive or two, securing it with the help of the guide amid the fishermen’s relief and gratitude.
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Ohedakay
Wankierton
Potomac
Rhem Jgmnedt
Tragic Fire Burns Six-Year-Old Girl Near Yellow Springs
A six year old girl from a family near Yellow Springs was fatally burned yesterday while playing with fire in her home. Her dress sleeve caught fire and she ran toward her grandparents' house about a hundred yards away. She collapsed in the yard and died shortly after a physician arrived. The funeral is planned for Yellow Springs tomorrow at 2 o clock.
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Lawes
Yellow Springs
Bret
HYMENEAL Grooms and brides in local weddings noted
Multiple wedding notices in Clare-Barbize Modriviti-4por Shuler and other towns. Agnes Webb and Charlies Sholis wed at a parsonage with few guests. Nettis Rose Barrier and Thomas Jacob Oland married near Walkersville. Cornelius I McDevitt wed Fannie Sponseller from New Market. Maud Shank and J Edward Shank wed at Myersville. Charles W Williams and Mary E Frye wed in Virginia. Elis Ma Donovan to George L McDaniel in Baltimore. An entertainment update corrects Miss Bryant’s appearance at Woman's College. Central Democratic Committee organized with Levy as chair and notes removals from East Second Street and South Market Street.
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wWeese
Mr. E
East Chacc Street
Agnes Webb
Charlies Sholis
Frederick
Thut
Liggett Aigele Tuvedu Ou
le Glue
B. A. Zimmerman
West Patrick
Clay Foster
Velstiyes
Alvill Gonner
Walkeravilis
Corneliua I. McDevitt
Dr. Beala
Fannie Sponseller
New Market
McDewitt
Srank—Elepa
J. Edward Shank
Myeraville
Maud
Isaac Himne
Keerlyavilla
A. M. Smith
Myersville
Williams—Feyr
Charles W. Willams
Mies Mary E. Frye
Virginia
Zimsnetma
Social world notes invite Mr acddiss to Frederick home
The social page mentions Mr acddiss of Wo Hower and their friends plan to meet at their home in Frederick on Tuesday evening. The item references protection from illness and promotes Hood's "flu" remedy as a pure Sareaper.
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Acddiss
Hower
Boms
Frederick
Hood
City Aldermen Discuss Budgets and Repairs at March Meeting
The Board of Aldermen met at City Hall with full attendance. They approved the water and market master reports, paid several invoices, and referred others to claims committees. A motion granted F Tyeryar permission to place an iron safe to store powder in front of his residence. The colored school secured City Hall for an April 16 event for ten dollars.
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Board of Aldermen
City Hall
City Register Nijdorff
City Opera House
George W. Brengte
Borthern Dlatriet
Christian Larch
Nouthern
Willem 5 Miver
George W. Breegle
Christian Lerch
Avante Refining Company
Joss Lebhertz
D. B. Smith
Joho Eisenbewer
Wiliam
Miller
F. Tyeryar
Colored School
Wske
Kemp Hall
Landis' Jewelry and Clock Shop Promotes Items
Local display notes Landis' Jewelry Store at 93 South Market Street offering gold sliver pieces and a large clock at 23 South Market Street. It promotes magnifying glasses eyewear and eye glasses. A concert by Mise Clara Mae Bryant at the Woman's College is advertised with ticket details and nearby associates.
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Landis’ Jewelry Store
South Market Street
Beauties
South Market Streets
Mise
Clara Mae Bryant
Woman’s College
Modern School
Beautifus
Audh
Scott Heywood
Misa Atay Diehl
Blanche Shriver
Yeakle's
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Reer Bolivar
Thia County
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Henry Badger
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Felabach
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North Market Street
Weat Patrick Street
Epworth League
M E. Church
W. Stricksen
McCardell
D. H. Basis
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Georgs H. Wieker
Avy & Court ST
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C. F. Rothenhoeler
Seventh St
Pring Poultry Yards
Barre
Plymouth Rocks
W. Barry Goodsell
Frederik . Thomas & Clary
Thomas
N. Clary
Scoveborn
Washington County
Toecree
Thormont
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Meane Rae
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Joen Hendeideson
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TOC
Ghades
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North Market ST
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Cazeam
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Panne Ae Wet
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North Market Bireet
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Allen Rohrback
Lopotak
Sheimps
Austex Rosssaen
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Bartholomay
J. A.C. Lipps
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