Deaths in the region four notable obituaries
The notice lists deaths of John W Griefer postmaster and former Orphans Court judge aged about 60, and James M Howard of Washington D C after stomach cancer. Also James E O Angevine age 1 year 10 days dies of pneumonia, George F Urner aged 9 dies of pneumonia, and Laura V Smothers a six month old colored child dies of pneumonia. Funeral details and interment locations provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Grieder
John W. Grinder
Oreagerstown
Orphans’ Court
Creagerstown
James M. Howard
Washington, D. C
Yaste
Jonathan Yaste
Urleans
Middletown
James Angevine
James E. O. Angevine
Wm. E. Angevine
West All Sainte Street
Osborne Ingle
Mt. Olivet
George F. Ubner
George F
Hammond Urner
East Second Streat
Laura V. Smothers
Bentz Street
Pneumontia
Purely Personal Notes From Local Society This Week
Miss Lynn Ritchie travels to Washington to visit Mrs. W. F. Sicard and Misses Sabina Beckley and Adelaide Smallwood tour to New York and Philadelphia. Mrs. O. B. Moberly Jr. and Misa Marie Clingan return from Baltimore. Mrs. Thomas J. Clagett of Petersville visits Mrs. Thomas Sobier. Nettie Ritchie returns from Baltimore to visit Mrs. W. B. Tanstall. G Howard Yaste leaves McDacnold farm near Urleans for Breathedaville. Invitations issued for the wedding of Miss Helen Gordon Wiley and John Louis Wellington at Emmanuel Church Cumberland on April 15. Fewer galions wears longer, Devoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Ritchie
Washington
W. F. Sicard
Sabina Beckley
Adelaide Smallwood
New York
Philadelphia
O. B. Moberly, Jr
Misa Marie Clingan
Baltimore
Thomas J. Clagett
Petersville
Thomas Sobier
West
Nettie Ritchie
W. B. Tanstall
G. Howard Yaste
McDacnold
Urleans
Breathedaville
Washington County
Miss Downey Married in Grace Church
Miss Elizabeth Hammond Downey daughter of Dr and Mrs Jesse W Downey and Dr D Edwin Stony a prominent Emmitsburg physician were wed at Grace Protestant Episcopal Church New Market at 1 30 PM The ceremony was conducted by Rev David May with Mendelssohna played for the entrance The bride wore a rose de green gown with pink rose embroidery and a pink crushed rose hat The bride was given away by her father The groom was assisted by Dr Harry Beam The maid of honor was Miss Carolyn Stone The ushers were Lawrence Downey and Dr James Sappington After the ceremony the couple left for a wedding journey east and will reside in Emmitsburg Md The bridal presents were numerous and elegant
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Protestant Episcopal
New Market
Elizabeth Hammond Downey
Jesse W. Downey
Denton Hammond
D. Edwin Stony
Emmitsburg
David May
Mendelasoha
Misa Margaret Hopkins
Harry Beam
Carolyn Stone
News of the Churches in Walkersville and Surrounding Towns
A temperance entertainment will be held at Walkersville United Brethren church next Sunday night with a program arranged by Miss Berths M Heberly. The twentieth annual meeting of the Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Middle Conference of the Maryland Lutheran Synod will be at Woodsboro Lutheran church on Thursday April 9. Regular services are planned for St. Paul's Utica next Sunday March 29 at 10 oclock and Zion Reformed Charlesville at 2 15 pm by Rev M Hench. Communion at Zion on Palm Sunday at 10 am and at Utica Easter Sunday at 10 am. The Feagsville birthday social for the Reformed church was moved to Monday night due to bad weather. the program featured instrumental music solo recitations and hoop drill with several named participants and a reception of cake and ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Walkersville
Misa Berths M. Heberly
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Middle Conference
Maryland Lutheran Synod
Woodsboro
This County
St. Paul’s Church
Utica
Zion Reformed Church
Charlesville
Zion Church
Reformed Church
Feagsville
Amy Zimmerman
Annie Davilbiss
Mas Hargett
Maud Riggs
Willie Hand
Hanonah Hargett
Anna Davilbiss
Bertha Hargett
Livestock and Farm Goods Auction Listings
Sale listing by Lease auctioneer Garvey RK near Feagaville sells livestock farming implements and household furniture for QOhas L Renna. Harry Spook to auction farming implements and livestock for E Y Utterback on the Glaze farm Emmitsburg turnpike. L M Bresdy to sell livestock farming implements and a 90 acre wheat interest for Samuel P Oomphar near Point of Rocks. Mrs Catherine Hahn to sell household furniture at 22 West All Saints. Edgar T Mercer auctioneer to sell personal property for A B McCaffrey near New London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salea
Garvey
Qohas
L. Renna
Feagaville
Harry Spook
E. Y._ Utterback
Emmitsburg
L. M. Bresdy
Samuel P. Oomphar
Point of Rocks
Catherine Hahn
West All Saints Street
Edgar T. Mercer
A.B. McCaffrey
New London
Auctioneers sell farm personal property near Urbana Johnsville and Creagerstown
L. M. Breaay, auctioneer, sells valuable personal property for John T Whitmore on a farm two miles from Urbana. E. A. Lawrenes sells fine livestock farming implements and household furniture for B.A. O. Buckey near Johnsville. Hagar T. Merosr sells drive stock and farming implements for Banry W. Clary near Ms. Airy. Barry Sucok sells valuable personal property for G. W. Shryock south of Creagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Breaay
John T Whitmore
Urbana
E. A. Lawrenes
B.A. O. Buckey
Johnsville
Hagar T. Merosr
Banry
W. Clary
Ms. Airy
Barry Sucok
G. W. Shryock
Creagerstown
Meeting Planned for County Farmers and Fruit Growers
Acting State Entomologist F B Symons states arrangements are under way for a county meeting of farmers and fruit growers. Location is not yet fixed but will be decided soon. The aim is to assess the health of local fruit and forest trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Symons
Verdict Favoring Defendant in Snoots v Filler Suit
John W. Snoots of Point of Rocks sued Jonathan W. Filler executor of Jacob A. Filler of Rockville for services alleged by the decedent’s wife. The court ordered verdict for the defendant and Snoots claimed $5,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Snoots
Point of Rocks
Jonathan W. Filler
Jacob A. Filler
Rockville
Snoots
Pisinti
Monasteries on the Hudson described for Jesuits and Holy Cross
The New York Times outlines the Jesuit novitiate at St Andrew's on the Hudson near Poughkeepsie. The four story colonial brick building spans 300 feet, features a projecting white columned facade, brick arches courtyards, and later plans for a spacious chapel. Across the river at West Park, the Holy Cross monastery rises on red brick built into rock with a four window chapel and connected sacristies, including an iron stairway and a tiled cloister corridor to the main stair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Hudson River
Poughkeepaie
New York Times
Society of Jesus
St. Andrew’s
Harvard
Weat Park
Order of the Holy Cross
Bassment
Soap as Salve Fraud In Fawketown and Surrounding Areas
A young man about 20 years old swindled residents in Fawketown and nearby towns in Washington county by selling cheap scented soap in flat glass bottles, claiming it was a valuable skin remedy. A label bore D O Aughinbaugh & Son, likely stolen from a Hagerstown store, while druggists dismissed the supposed pharmaceutical notes as nonsense. He offered demo furniture and a $7 weekly purchase plan, including chairs placed in buyers’ homes with a female demonstrator, plus a $2.50 board fee. no chairs ever arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fawketown
Washington County
D. O. Aughinbaugh & Son
Hagerstown
Aughinbaugh & So
Beyond Pardon at City Opera Horusa
Theodore Kramer’s comedy drama Beyond Pardon returns for a second run at City Opera Horusa on Wednesday night April 1. The Ithaca Daily News praised its strong cast, noting the play’s unforeseen finale and star Lavinia Shannon as a highlight amid a crowded venue and solid company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Kramer
Horusa
Ithaca
N. Y
Daily News
Kreamer
Lavinia Shannon
Uncle Tom's Cabin at City Opera House Tomorrow Night
A large touring company led by Leon Washburn will present Uncle Tom's Cabin at the City Opera House tomorrow night. The show features fifty performers including a dozen specialties, two quartets, a full orchestra, and colorful comedians with singing and dancing. A big parade is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stetson
Leon Washburn
City Opera House
Canal Navigation Interrupted By High Potomac Waters
Navigation on the Chesapeake and Ohio canal has halted due to record Potomac River floods from recent rains. Rising waters block routes and create impassable sections. officials fear continued rise and possible freshet impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac River
Choate
YMCA Plans Entertainment Night April First
The YMCA entertainment and social committees announce a special program for members to be held on the night of April 1. Early notice given so members may mark the date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Young Men’s Christian Association
Noties
Market quotations from The Rasterm Milling & Export Co
The Rasterm Milling and Export Company reports today s market quotes for grains and related commodities. Wheat No 2 red is 73 per bushel. Oats priced at 40 cents per bushel. Barley 2 23 per barrel and 43 cents per bushel in shelved figures. Hay ranges from 18 to 20 dollars per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foc Lrocai Mas
Rasterm Milling & Export Company
Keefer Uncle Harry Keefer Surgery Update
Mr. H. G. Keefer reports a Philadelphia hospital message noting his uncle, Harry O Keefer, who underwent surgery at Hahnemann Hospital on Monday, is progressing as well as could be expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. GC. Keefer
A. Kamp Keefer
Philadelphia
Harry O. Keefer
Hahnemann Hospital
Pension Increased for Victoris V Mullican
Frederick resident Victoris V Mullican receives a pension boost to three dollars per month in the latest notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoris V. Mullican
Frederick
Polluted Potomac Sparks Push for Federal Cleanup
A long fight looms over river pollution with calls for federal action to curb tannery and mill discharges into the Potomac. Talks of large riverbed works and sweeping legislation to protect health and fisheries follow a report by Henry Talbott praising public education on river redemption. observers note serious impacts on spawning beds and water quality. Maryland Day events punctuate the day with school observances across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Congress
Congress
Potomac River
Rawmilla
Polp
Potomac
Sam
Izaak Waton
Henry Talbott
Game and Fish Protective Association
District of Columbia
Talbott
Medical Society
Great Falls
Prnp Mills
Dows
Harper's Ferry
Brief Bits of Local and General Interest
A compact notice of assorted items titled Brief Bits. Mentions moving day near and Easter window displays. Describes a light, colloquial roundup of local happenings and curiosities from the community.
Emigrants leave Washington county for the West
Notes from Maryland state affairs report a variety of items including emigrants departing Washington county for the West, a golden wedding celebration for Mr and Mrs William H Lambert in Chestertown, and a probate of the will of William H Ross. Also mentioned are miners in George's Creek union wage increases, a summer school plan at State Normal Frostburg, and several fatal or dangerous incidents in Baltimore cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
William H. Lambert
Chestertown
William H. Ross
Oambridge
George's Creek
State Normal School
Frostburg
Minnie Goldstein
North Exeter Street
Baltimore
John M. Hood
Western Maryland Railroad
Joseph Fisher
Philadelphia
Henry Mohr
Allcganne Street
William Reinhardt
Cooksie Street
Maryland
Harmony Perpetual Loan and Savings Company
Anne Arandel County
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Maude to Order in New York tailors spring styles
Local notice of Maude to Order in New York by lead ing tailor offering spring 1903 dresses skirts underskirts and corsets with latest fabrics and perfect fit. Prices from $1.50 to $5 plus, pianos and one- way colonist hats to the West, and B&O Railroad colonist tickets to many western states at reduced rates through April 29 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude
New York
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Arizona
California
Colorado
Idaho
Mexico
Montana
Nevada
New Mexico
Oregon
South Dakota
Texas
Utah
Washington
Wyoming
British Columbia
Baltimore and Ohis Railroad
Storewide sale of ladies dress goods and waists
A garish ad extols a wide array of fashion items for women and men including dresses, waists, chiffons, laces, embroidery, and turnovers. It promises wool fabrics in black and osfors, batistes, and silk waists at low prices with variety in colors and grades, claiming high standards and broad affordability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frenom Batisth
Tayfyeta
Sitka
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Joachim Murat
Bonapartiat
Naples
George Ticknor Curtis
New York City
Thomas L. Casey
A. Telred
Mrmingham
Ala
Whitman
Wasuiseton
Tux Newe
Z. L. Moory
Weather Bureau
D. Blondheim Corn Planter
Rata
Bargains Ee Shoes Dry Goods
F. Rothenhoefer
Frederick County
Rodock & Co
Yeakle
Neidig & Miller
Weller—Dean
Frank A. Weller
Nellis A. Dean
Presbyterian Church
T. Freeman Dixon
Weller
Ooley—Poole
Benjamin Raymond Cooley
Barnesville
Mary Katharine Poole
Martinsburg
Montgomery County
Ss. Mary’s Catholic Church
Gilbert H. McDonaid
Benjamin Poole
Devoe
Dad
Miss Downey
D. EB. Stone
P. E. Churgh
Ewmiteburg
News OF the Churches
the Hudson
Disule
SOAP
Academy of Visitation
Columbia
Settlement of
A. McDaermott
Father White
Mary Marr
North Market Street
Hant Hendrickson
Wilford
Frederick College
Jassous
D. Bak
WM. G. Bake
Wa. G. Baxen
U. Be, Thomaa
Capizens' National Bank
Citizens' National Bank
Brederick, MD
Wal. G. 4Inmerman, Samuel G. Duvall
Dvupakidas, McoSurury DE. Keravvin
Gr Wat Sarit, J.D. Bake
Dupa Jno
Morrxk
D.H. Hakcerr
Doun
Kamshune
J. Roger McSherry
Tios
Hann
Jans BE. Walker
Daniza Bake
Coungal
Patrona
Athera
News OF the
Fannin
Hawes
East
Patrick Street
Joan Hendrickson
Yolopkove
KID Glover
Nemig & Miller
Nhidig
Sebich Alole
Atriimon Te Siik
Avery
Ikea
Lonstone
Neel
Quelties
LLER
Clinton E. Main
Orur
Clinton
Radusts Pharmacist
Morant
FOE Cnty Hotel Grill
Sat
Hotel Grill
Defenies
Blue Pointe
Lynn Haven's
Chiasgo
Draughsr
F. B. Sappington
Bina
Rezers Bros
F. B. Sapfington
Cheridall
Kauffman
E. Patrick St
L. E. Sllmex
Ws Parr
L' Art Nouveau
L. E. Mollenix
George S. Rodock &Eco
Cho
Prica
George
Rodook
A. T. Rice & Son
A T. Rion & Sona
Frederick, Mp
Thomas P. Rice
Fourth Street
Farmer's Exchange
Dist
Southern
Wentera
Haye Clover
Timothy
Geain
All Saints
Carroll Etreera
Masonic Temple
Oldawiy
P* HS
Paterman
Franklin Street
Falttoara
City Hotel
Maarzdawly
D* R
Nicodemub
North Market
BR. W
Boteller
Ndou
Noah E, Cramer
Ek, Cramer, Frederick
MD_ REAL ESTATE AND LOAN OFFICE
Fidelity
Walt
Patrick St
Watsersvil
Farure
Liberty Pike. Ltd
Bethel Church
City
Dweiltocs
Pat
Drelliax
Ghorch
Potts
Johnsrit
Jodlan Springs
Neisic
Perecte
S. Market St
E.cline
Oline
hatHn
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