Purely Personal: Local Visitors and Moves
Miss Miriam Evans visits in Washington. Miss Nettie Haffner of Carlisle is visiting friends here. Mr. L. H. McKinstry of Winchester was in Frederick yesterday. Mr. Stewart Dean returns from Baltimore where he studied dentistry. Mr. Harry Hutz of Carlisle visits due to his aunt’s illness. Mr. Campbell of Williamsport and family reside at 85 East Patrick street. W F Campbell, Frederick City Mill head miller, moved his family from Williamsport to Frederick. Miss Mary E. Corbin of Baltimore stayed with her mother on West South street. Miss Mary E. Duvall, after a California visit, rests at Hotel Burgess. Mr. G. Ausherman, clerk to the Board of County Commissioners, moves from North Market to 49 East Third street. Mr. Carlton Molesworth leaves for Westminster to coach at Western Maryland College. Mr. John Schmidt, Mayor of Hanover, Pa., visited Frederick yesterday and was given a fox terrier by Officer Mulhern. Miss Gertie Smith of East Fourth street returns from three months in Baltimore and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
East Patrick Street
W.F. Campbell
Frederick City
Mary E. Corbin
Baltimore
Burgess
G. Ausherman
Board of County Commissioners
North Market Street
East Third Street
Carlton Molesworth
Westminster
Carroll County
Western Maryland College
John Schmidt
Hanover
Mulhern
Gertie Smith
East Fourth Street
Washington
Early Spring Bits and Local Notes
Brief bits report late winter lingering into spring with remarks on Easter bonnets and fresh produce. The La Grange Cotton Mill will be enlarged and a Texas ranch spans 5 000 square miles. Ice thirty eight inches thick was harvested from Lake Winnebagg Wisconsin this winter. A door in the rear of Hudson's delivery wagon opened scattering loaves on Patrick street. Farmers Institute meets March 30 in the county courthouse with a 7 50 p m stereopticon talk by Maurice Eldridge. Mantua dispatch notes transport Sherman arrives and Filipino surrender push for home rule. Hood's Sarsaparilla touted as nerve aid by blood nourishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Grange
Texas
Philippines
Hereford
Eng
Lake Winnebagg
Wisconsin
Hudson
Patrick Street
Farmers’ Institute
Maurice OL Eldridge
Read Inquiry
Washington
Deaf Mission Plans Growth Under Rev Whildin in Maryland
Rev O J Whildin, now diocesan missionary for the deaf mutes, will direct new missions in Frederick, Hagerstown, Perryman, and Cumberland beginning April 1. Lay readers will run stations for about twenty five deaf residents each while Whildin visits periodically. The plan upholds full Anglican ritual with sign language as the communication medium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Whildin
Grace Protestant Episcopal Deaf Mute Mission
Baltimore
Bishop Paret
Mr. Whildin
Grace Mission
Paret
Frederick
Hagerstown
Perrymans
Cumberland
Protestant Episcopal Church
Grace Church
Portrait of Admiral Schley Arrives in Frederick Window
A large oil painting of Admiral Winfield Scott Schley by Paul Unallwig, a Baltimore artist, was shown in Frederick stores this morning. John Norpold brought it from Baltimore for a few days’ display, praising the lifelike likeness and the artist’s skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Lowonatela & Werthelmer
Admiral Winfeld Scott Schley
Paul Unallwig
Baltimore
Frederick
John Norpold
Unllwig
Admiral Schley
Hallwig
Prince Ludwig
Bavaria
Lurops
Dar
Nineteenth Annual Grand Lodge Session of United Workmen
The Grand Lodge of Maryland Ancient Order United Workmen opened in Baltimore with Grand Master J. E. Booker presiding. Reports show 80,000 in death benefits paid last year and officers were elected for the ensuing year led by Louis Becker as Grand Master Workman and J. E. P. Dennis as Grand Foreman. Representatives to the Supreme Lodge will meet June 13 in Indianapolis with J. E. Booker, A. Colbert, and S. Eccles, Sr. attending. Alfred Ritter serves as Frederick Lodge representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge of Maryland
Ancient Order United Workmen
Royal Arcanum Mall
Baltimore
J. E. Booker
Louis Becker
J. E. P. Dennis
N. J. P. Trell
A. F. Colbert
S. Eccles, Jr
John Goffigan
O. W. Meyers
F. A.st. Clair
T. T. Taylor
G. L. Wilkens
Supreme Lodge
Indianapolis
Ind
A. Colbert
Eccles
Alfred Ritter
Frederick Lodge
County Board Sets March 28 for Road Hearing in Liberty District
The Board of County Commissioners fixed Tuesday March 28 as the date to hear the application for a road in Liberty district. A committee of Dean Grossnivkje and Rameburgh was appointed to study the Middletown district road relocation. Monday March 27 was set for the committee's visit. W S Renner was named road supervisor for District No 11. G Gartrell District 18 and John W Crom District 13 resigned as constables. A special two week session will run April 4 to 15 to hear appeals and reassess property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Dats
Liberty
Messrs
John W. Crom
General Manager Urges Uniform Courtesy at B and O
General Manager Underwood of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad issues a formal notice to station agents and trainmen requiring uniform politeness to patrons. He cites complaints of discourtesy at several stations and among conductors and brakemen, stressing courteous service as a key asset and an aspect of advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Underwood
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Recess to Erect Imposing Mausoleum in Winchester
New York’s Charles B. Recess plans a granite mausoleum on his Mount Hebron lot in Winchester Virginia. The New England Monument Company, which arranged the project, says it will surpass local structures in beauty and cost. The grant tomb and National Library marble work refer to the firm’s past commissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Floe
Charles B. Recess
New York
Hhis
Mount Hebron
Winchester
New England Monument Company
Tn Winchester
Rouss
Reuss
National Library
Washington
Public sale bills posted at County Court House corridor
Public notices line the Court House corridor as sale dates approach. Over the past weeks the posting rack has been stretched to capacity with bills from The News, Examiner, Citizen, Valley Register, Emmitsburg Chronicle, Walkersville Times, Catoctin Clarion, Liberty Banner and others, listing numerous offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
the News
Examiner
Citizen
Valley Register
Middletown
Emmitsburg Chronicle
Walkersville Times
Catoctin Clarion
Thurmont
Liberty Banner
Fire In New York Hotel Claims Frederick Woman
Mrs Anglin of Frederick, well known in the city, was visiting the Wincor Hotel when a Friday afternoon blaze trapped the seven story building. Her son Frank Beckley, 18, lived with her in New York and described the scene in a letter, noting smoke, flames, and frightened crowds as firefighters battled the inferno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wincor
New York
Mary Anglin
Twentieth Street
Frank Beckley
J. Beckley
Anglin
Beeckley
Wandered notices amid Baltimore paper’s estate news
Multiple local items include bids for a new Brooklyn schoolhouse rejected amid estate notices. Church meeting in Cambridge Md. an accident injures Rev Harrix near Alluguny. Mortgage foreclosure filed for Philadelphia Branch of B&O. Sawmill explosion in Allegany kills three, injures many. Amanda Clarke murder funeral in White Marsh. Joseph Book acquitted of attempted sexual assault on Emma May Smith in Baltimore bakery. Baltimore clothing industry consolidation discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Carroll Boons
Annapolis
Brooklyn
Annie Arundel County
Wilmington
Episcopal Church
Cambridge
George Harrix
Colchurt
Kitutatone
Alluguny County
Chu
Phildelphia
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore
Arlegany County
Lenton Church Services Across Denominations
News notes list evening services in Reformed Catholic and Episcopal churches with a final five o’clock service at Saint's church tomorrow afternoon. Next week’s services shift to forenoon hours. Cap and gown rites at Western Maryland College feature Holmes D. Baker Robert Tyson and W H Thomas among the graduating class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AN Saints
Western Maryland College
Holmes D. Baker
Robert 8. Tyson
W. H. Thomas
Buckeystown
Fencing Blown Down In Storm Across Local Lot
A wind storm toppled fencing on the properties of Ezra Brongie Charles Strailman Jessa Kauffman and Philip Seeger and many fences in the countryside were blown down. Harry Ebert of this city has been granted 2 patents for an improved ash sifter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Ezra Brongie
Charles Strailman
Jessa Kauffman
Philip Seeger
Harry Ebert
John Hendrickson's Store Ad Promotes New Arrivals and Bargains
A vintage storefront notice urges customers to watch windows and visit the store for dry goods, jackets, silk waists, and dresses. It touts low prices, new shirts, striped skirts, and wash goods like dimities and ginghams, highlighting stock just opened and limited time availability.
Decoration Day Talk by Rev. D E Croft at City Opera House
Rev Delmer FE Croft, a clergyman, delivered the Decoration Day address at Fulton N Y. He set aside formal etiquette to honor fallen comrades, reviewed Civil War battles and sacrifices, then offered light anecdotes. The talk was part of the YMCA Sixth and Last Lecture Course at the City Opera House on March 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delmer FE. Croft
D. E. Croft
Croft
Patriot
Fulton
N.Y
Y. M. C. A. City Opera House
Easter goods and millinery on display at local shops
Local stores advertise Easter baskets, novelties, and hats with sales at Smith's Temple of Fancy Hershberger's offers hero plaques and seasonal items Haster Millinery showcases spring hats at Mrs Bradley's on West Patrick Street Dr Brown promotes chiropody services at same location with March 20 to 22 dates Confectionery and bakery business continues at old stand G. Axp Bramzxorr and H B C Fox tout cooking and heating stoves at city shops Old newspapers sold at 50 cents per 100 pounds with minimum 100 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haster Millinery
M. P. Renner
Baltimore
Dr. Brown
Brown
New York
Bradley
West Patrick St
G. Axp
M. C. Bramzxorr
Militia Formed at Frizzelleburg in Carroll County
A military company organized at Frizzellsburg seeks integration into the First Regiment of the Maryland National Guard. Abraham L. Williams elected president with A S Babylon as vice president and L Handley as secretary. Sixty three youths. John Auer named captain with Williams first lieutenant and Babylon second lieutenant. Sergeants and corporals include Levi D Manus Jr Frank H Wille6 and Charles Maus. Captain Auer to consult state authorities on equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frizzellsburg
Carroll County
Maryland National Guard
Abraham L. Williams
A. S. Babylon
L. Handley
John Auer
Fourth Regiment
Baltimore
A. $. Babylon
Levi D. Manus, Jr
Frank H
County Schools Extend Session to May 15
At a special meeting of the Board of County School Commissioners held at the Court House, routine business was transacted. Public schools across the county will remain open this year until May 15 due to sufficient appropriation, extending the session by one month compared with last year’s April 15 closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County School Commissioners
Court House
In the Law's Grip Before Justice Biser
Justice Biser presided yesterday over cases including William Allens a colored man arrested on bastardy and jailed ten months for failure to provide bail. Josiah Perkins a colored man arrested on bastardy posted bail for the next term of the Circuit Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Biser
Biser
William Allens
DeGrange
Josiah Perkins
Lowe
New Market Literary Club Holds Largest Attendance of Season
The New Market Literary Club met Friday evening with Miss Bessie Downey presiding and Miss Margaret Wood as acting secretary. Reading on Cyrano de Bergerac was given by Mrs. J. N. Maynard, Miss Mamie Boyer, and Miss Mabel Rice. Rev. G. F. Farring contributed Jamaica as the voluntary piece. Guests included Miss Harriet Barnes of Mt. Airy and Misses Eruma Keller and Eliza Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Market Literary Club
Bessie Downey
Margaret Wood
Quyrano de Bergerac
J. N. Maynard
Mamie Boyer
Mabel
Rice
Misa Bessie Downey
Jamaica
G. F. Farring
Harriet Barnes
Mt. Airy
Eruma Keller
Eliza Brown
Berkshire Boar Brought From Hood Farm to Hood's Mills
George W. Hobbs of Hood's Mills Maryland has purchased a richly bred Berkshire boar from Hood Farm Lowell Massachusetts. The sire is King Lee VI and the dam Wan tage Poetess B of H. F. imported. The breeding mirrors that of King Longfellow, a prize boar owned by N. H. Gentry. This selection should reflect credit on Hobbs and Hood Farm's Berkshire herd as it enhances national pig stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Hobbs
Hood's Mills
Hood Farm
Lowell
Mass
King Lee VI
H. F
King Longfellow
N. H. Gentry
Hobbs
Compromise Offer to Move Pulp Mill Plant
D J Blackiston speaking for the Pulp Mill Company tells City Attorney James A McHenry that if prosecution is suspended the plant could move to Randolph County. In six months McHenry doubts a guarantee to stop the nuisance and believes the matter could be settled to end litigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Blackiston
James A. McHenry
Cumberland
Peope
Randolph County
Trestle Strengthener on Pennsylvania Railroad Completed
The trestle work between East Patrick Street and Baltimore and Ohio Avenue has been strengthened. New crossties and stringers replaced the old material. A brief ad for Syrup of Figs promotes a California Fig Syrup Co product with a price of 60 cents per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
East Patrick Street
Baltimore Y and Ohio Arenue
California Fig Syrup Co
Hymeneal at Utz's Hotel New Market
On February 16 Edgar Lu Renbeel married Ada B Heiffner at Utz's Hotel New Market by Rev S H Utz. Ferdinand Boone wed Maggie Peach, both colored, by Rev 5 H Utz in New Market. The sick list notes Miss Hate Gittinger and Mr Daniel Mainbart ill. Master Eddie Miss, son of Ernest J Miss of Shookstown, recovering from a broken arm. Jin L Lechlider of Hagerstown to Matanzas Cuba for a month. Mrs Lechlider and children to visit Harmony Grove near Frederick during absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lugexebel—Helpiner
Utz
New Market
Edgar Lu Renbeel
Ada B. Heiffner
S. H. Utz
Bogne—Peach Ferdinand Boone
Maggie Peach
H. Utz
Daniel Mainbart
Eddie Miss
Ernest J. Miss
Shookstown
Cuba
Jin L. Lechlider
Hagerstown
Hoag
Matanzas
Mrs. Lechlider
Harmony Grove
Frederick
Local Market Prices And Pension Granted
Wheat quoted in Frederick today at 71 cents per bushel. Corn shelled 8 cents per bushel and corn on ear two dollars per barrel. A pension renewal for one month was granted to John H. Etzler of Libertytown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
John H. Etzler
Libertytown
Westminster Firemen Prepare Maryland Convention Invites
The Westminster volunteer fire department issued invitations for the seventh annual Maryland State Firemen's Association convention, to be held in Westminster on June 5 and 6. Invites went to all Maryland volunteer departments including the Veteran Firemen's Association of Baltimore, with Gov. Lloyd Lowndes and staff expected to attend opening sessions and the parade. Cavalry Troop A of Baltimore County also received an invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Volunteer Fire Department
Maryland State Firemen's Association
Westminster
Maryland
Veteran Firemen’s Association of
Baltimore
Lloyd Lowndes
Cavalry
Baltimore County
Postal Wagon Debuts in Westminster Streets
The United States postal wagon debuted on Westminster streets in the afternoon, led by designer and inventor Edwin W. Shriver, reportedly the first traveling postmaster. No notification has been given on when the scheme will start practical operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Westminster
Edwin W. Shriver
Auction Sale Notices By Captain Walter Saunders
A large lot of household furniture will be sold for Emily J. Bowersox on South Market Street. Valuable personal property will be sold on Johan Quion farm near Riebls Mill Harvey. Lease auctioneer Mr F A Knott agent for owner. Situations secured through want ads in Taz News. Cost is fifteen cents per fifteen words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Saunders
Emily J. Bowersox
South Market Street
Johan Quion Farm
Riebl's Mill
Nn Harvey 2
F. A. Knott
Taz News
Meeting Postponed At Smutherau Chapel
The gathering planned for this evening to organize 9 Y. M. C. A. has been postponed. An advertisement urges pure blood for health and promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a purifier and tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smutherau Chapel
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Famoun
Boun
Cesejon
New Netherlands
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Charles III
England
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Decatur
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Parle
Ml—Goethe
Weimar
Frankfurt-am-Main
David Hayes Agnew
University of Pennsylvania
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Richard Barton
London
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Tom Brown
Brighton
Wheelock Graves Veazey
Vermont
Robert 8. Barrey
Children'a Day
Camden
N. J
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W. J. Moons
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Carpets
Matti
Boo
Market Street
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B. F. Brown
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Smiths
Ee Smiths
McCardell’s
Hershberger
Johrback
Cage
G. C. Carty
Lessens Kauffman’s
Geo. S. Roden: & Co ‘Pets
C. E. Cline
Manila
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Sherman
Hood
Wepas
O J. Whildin
Ming
Lowenstein & Werthelmer's
United Workmen
State Grand Lodge, Ancient Order
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News OF the Churches
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ASIC
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Thors
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Neidig & Miller
Greater Frederick
Newie & Muzzs
N. Market St
Anton E. Main
Physiciana
Charles Zimmerman
Frederick, Md
Dr. Wm
Boteler Limite
N. Market Street
Residence City Hotel
Cc. E. Cure
Pelentone
Cer
B. Sappington
P. B. Sappington
GEO
Rodooe & CO
Suanou
Rodour & OV
A. I. Hick & Sons
A. T. Rus & Sone
Guneral
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Gost
F. W. Sraus
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C. EB. Rasssuss
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J. Heisely Keller
Haster
Schley
Dewey
Sampson
Smith’s Temple of Fancy
Smith's Temple of Fancy
Hubberdson
Florida
Malaga
California
Naval
McCarpeny's
Hershberger's
H. B.C. Fox
Frizzelleburg
Miss Hate Gittinger
THY
L. E. Mullinix
L. E. Mou
Telephone
Willard D. Keller
B. Patricgr
B.C. Aes
USN
Taradence
Cantversite
Meridart
Aiton G. Urnez
Clarten O
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Urner
Reedy & Cener
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Promi
Lew
Kuntty
Reed Sires
Eas
Coar
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