Personal notices list travels and visits across multiple cities
PURELY PERSONAL items report Misa Carlene E Payas on a business trip to Baltimore. Misa Mabel Gilbert returns from Baltimore visits. Jolinton McSherry of Mount St. Marys College visits Emmittoburg home. Mr and Mrs Willam Ramsburg return from Hagerstown. Lester A Toms of Washington and Lee University spends time at East Second Street home. C Edward Railing of New York and George H Railing and wife visit their ill mother Mrs Christian Railing on North Market Street. Grace Dixon, former Fredericks County operator, takes a post with Golden Love & Company in Washington DC. best wishes sent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Carlene E. Payas
Baltimore
Misa Mabel Gilbert
West Patrick Street
Jolinton McSherry
Mount St. Mary's College
Emmittoburg
East Second Street
Willam H. Ramsburg
North Market Street
Hagerstown
Lester A. Toms
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
East Second Stress
C. Edward Railing
New York
George H. Railing
Washington, D. C
Christian Railing
Grace Dixon
The
Fredericks Conunty Telephone and Telegraph Company
Golden, Love & Company
Washington, D.C
March stretches on for home tasks and humor
March is on the home stretch with notes on bachelor buttons and trimming trees and grape vines. The Thormont Corner Band bought uniforms and farm work may run late this year. Merril F. Moberly has painters and paperhangers at work renovating Mr. Monea Fisher’s residence on South Market Street and painting the Robert Thomas residence on South Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bleeding Hearts
Thormont Corner
Hamiat
Merril F. Moberly
Monea Fisher
South Market Street
Moberly Sino
Robert Thomas
Bolton and Johnson couple wed in Washington ceremony
Miss Helen Bird Johnson daughter of Mrs Qtla Johnson formerly of this city and Mr Harlan K Bolton of Chicago were married Saturday at St Thomas Episcopal Church Washington D C A small group attended and the couple will reside in Chicago after a Palm Beach honeymoon Bolton a wealthy local resident with a winter home near Palm Beach was introduced to the groom by Mise Johnson who has served as social secretary for Mrs Knox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolton—Johnson
Helen Bird Johnson
Qtla Johnson
Harlan K. Bolton
Chicago
St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church
Washington, D.C
Mise Johnson
Knox
Palm Beach
Bolton
John Sidney Webb
Mrs. Bolton
Red Letter Days in the History of the WOTU
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union meeting Tonight features a program titled Red-Letter days in the history of the WOTU. Enjoyable music has been prepared and all members are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Obriatian Temperance Union
W.O.T.U
Dieomasion
Walcome
Letter to Alex Kamebourg in Frederick Maryland
A damaged letter from Waterville New York reports Dr L W Dean complained paint aged quickly after a long interval between coats. The company investigates via agent W J Bissell and learns the paint was not theirs. Dean apologizes for the mistaken information and requests replacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Dean
Waterville
N. Y
W. J. Bissell
Frederick County Agricultural Society Elects Winebrewer President
At a recent board meeting Charles Winebrewer was elected president succeeding the late Charles N. Hargett. G A T Snoutfer was chosen vice president as the society plans for the next annual exhibition and a quarterly meeting set for April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Charles Winebrewer
G. A. T. Snontfer
Winebrewer
Charles N. Hargett
Hargett
Snoutfer
Avoiety
The
Vol. D.Q
Death notices of Jones Hasson Strausbaugh and infant in Thurmont area
Obituaries report John Jones aged 67 of Thurmont died yesterday after a Civil War veteran and local justice of the peace. Andres Hasson, 69, of Pearl, dies. funeral at Pearl church. Jeremiah Strausbaugh, 75, of Emmitsburg area, funeral in Gettysburg and interment at Lutheran cemetery. Infant Ira O. Ross, 2 months, dies of meningitis in Pearl with burial at Bartonsville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jones
Thurmont
New London
Ena
Mr. Jones
Virginia
Pirot
Maryland
Fitzhugh Lee
John B. Gordon
Waas
Alexander Young
United Confederate Veterans
Frederick
Lutheran Church
Odd Fellows
Lowndes
United Brethren Cemetery
Andres Hassen
Mr. Carmel Church
Ira O. Ross
Samuel A. Row
Pearl
Bartonsville
Auction Withdrawn on West Patrick Street Property
Auctioneer Mr Charles B Foust offered at the court house door a two story dwelling with a grocery store room at 97 and 29 West Patrick street and a later eslon room but the bid of 1900 dollars failed as the item was withdrawn on Saturday at 1 30 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Foust
Court House
Hosty
Agsignes
West Patrick Street
Fire Destroys Sheds and Fence at Monrovia Site
A blaze consumed sheds and an adjoining fence near the Quaker meeting house in Monrovia, with about thirty panels of William Ogborn’s post and rail fencing burned. The church survived thanks to vigorous local efforts rescuing efforts and community labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quaker Meeting-Honas
Monrovis
Wiliam Ogborn
Paved Street Dog Up by Waterworks Chief Digging Repairs
Superintendent of Waterwork Frank F. Tyergar ordered excavation of vitrified brick paving on South Market street in front of G. A. Onatle's building to repair a slowly leaking water pipe. The trench ran from curb to center about a foot and a half wide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank F. Tyergar
G. A. Onatle
South Market Street
Discharged Rural Carrier Changes on Route 26
Ase Clark, a rural delivery carrier on Route 26 including Braddock Shooketown and Zlan, has been discharged from service. The discharge order originated from the Washington department and took effect Saturday. Anthony Toneel appointed as new carrier on the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ase Clark
Braddock
Shooketown
Zlan
Washington
Anthony Toneel
Garver Real Estate Sale Near Walkersville
Real estate agent Noah E. Cramer closed the sale of The Retreat near Walkersville comprising 10 acres. Purchaser John Franklin of New London paid $3,700 to the Garvers, Harry E. Garver and Cordelia C. Garver, as the sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah E. Cramer
Harry E. Garver
Cordelia C. Garver
Walkersville
John Franklin
New London
New Swinging Awnings Erected In Market Street Row
A new style swinging awning is being erected in front of Albers Condon’s tobacco store on North Market Street. Merchants adopted the design last summer and find it more useful and prettier than the old pole awnings.
Frederick Chapter D A R Celebrates Maryland Day
The Frederick Chapter D A R met at Mrs. Baker Johnaoo’s home on March 21 to plan an excursion to Mount Vernon for May 30 and to enjoy a Maryland Day program. Speakers included Major E Y Goldsborough of the Frederick County Historical Society. readings on Maryland history and toleration. and a presentation of a Maryland flag pennant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Frederick
Baker Johnaoo
Mount Vernon
Daughters of the Confederacy
Press
Individesle
John Ritchts
Frederick County
Miles Grace Ety
Emily Manisby
Leonard Oslvert
Richard Lichford
Osotlins
Lord Baltimore
Leonard Calvert
Dovs
Martha McCleary
Mra D. O. Winebrewer
Mary Maulsby
Fredererick County Historical Society
E. Y. Goldsborough
Thomas Johnagon
Santiago
Winfield Scots Lobley
Johnson
Warfield
Maryland Day Observed At New Market Public School
New Market public school celebrated Maryland Day with a program including songs such as Maryland My Maryland and The Star Spangled Banner, poems by Harry Zimmerman and Thorman Surgess, and readings on religion and toleration. Dr. W. S. Norris gave an address praised by attendees. the room was decorated in Maryland colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
New Market
Lote Brown
Gervis Hill
Condilona
Marland
W. 8. Norris
Norris
Suess Bridegroom Faces Suit in Maryland Court
Miss Jom M. Grove sues Henry Thomas Charlton in the circuit court at Hagerstown for 10000 damages claiming breach of promise to marry. Charlton, a young farmer of William Sport district, allegedly announced marriage then did not follow through. Charlton wed Alioa Reid in Falling Waters West Virginia days earlier, a union the plaintiff says followed years of marked attention. Charlton’s mother is described as wealthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Jom M. Grove
Col
Charles
A. Little
Henry Thomas Charlton
William Soort
Miss Grove
Williamsport
Chariton
Alioa Reid
Falling Watera
W. Va
M.D. Gaver
Lutheran Church
Williamaport
Ingrateful servant sought for larceny in Cumberland case
Commodore Davia, a colored servant of General Manager C L Bretz of the Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad, is sought in Cumberland for larceny after a 40 saddle was found sold for about 2. Bretz posted a heavy bond, but Davia fled Cumberland with a Bretz overcoat. Also, Jacob Lightman at Montrose Iron Works injured his right foot when a falling casting struck it. he was taken to Emergency Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hambird
Bretz
Davis
Cumberland
Jacob Lightman
Montrose Iron Works
Local Market Prices for Corn and Wheat Today
The Local Mart posts today prices: new corn shelled 46 cents per bushel and 2.30 per barrel for shelled corn. Wheat No 3 red priced at 61.05, with No 3 red at 1.02 per bushel, and other damaged or tentative quotes noted for per bushel values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Waring
Weekly Religious Services Across City Churches
Multiple church services described from Presbyterian, Evangelical Reformed, Catholic, Grace Reformed, Evangelical Lutheran, Methodist Episcopal. sermons cited, Sunday schools held, catechisms, Lent observances, and a total church collection of $5,190 with missions giving $1,804.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
T. Freeman Dixon
Evangelical Reformed Church
Mechbach
Jos. H. Apple
St. John’s Catholic Church
Albart Smith
Hr. W. J. Kane
Grace Reformed Church
BE. J. McLean
Steck
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Belshazar
Sunaday School
Woman’s Miasionary Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
L. A. Thirlkeld
Sce
Fabraey Memorial Home Incorporation in Hagerstown
The Fabraey Memorial Home for the Aged was incorporated in Hagerstown to manage the Sana Mar property at Mapleville donated by the late Dr. Peter Fahrney of Chicago. Incorporators include W Scott Richard, D Victor Logg, Ezra E Beschley, Samuel D Frownfelter and Daniel A Thomas. Board trustees are Benjamin F Foltz, A B Barnhart, Jono E Fahrney, George S Harp, Peter D Fahrney and Thomas J Kalb. No stock will be issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fabraey
Fabraey Memorial Home For
Hagerstown
Sana Mar
Bmapleville
Washington County
Benjamin F. Foltz
A. B. Barnhart
Jono E. Fahrney
George S. Harp
Peter D. Fahrney
Frederick County
Thomas J. Kalb
Carroll County
Eastern District U B C A Conference in Annapolis
The closing sashions yesterday at Annapolis of the Eastern Districts U B C A conference featured mass meetings for men at the Colonial Opera House led by W H Morriss of Baltimore and for women at the Presbyterian Church by John B Sloman Jr of Washington and O K Ober of New York. A boys meeting at the M O A Hall was led by Ira N Logan of Frederick and David Lindsay of Washington. Early evening events included special meetings for midshipmen St Johns College marines sailors and a grand mass meeting with speakers Governor Warfield O K Ober W H Morriss Joshua Levering L L Pierca John B Bleman Jr and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Colonial Opera House
W. H. Morriss
Baltimore
Presbyterian Church
John B. Sloman, Jr
Washington
O. EK. Ober
New York
M. O. A. Hall
Ira N. Logan
Frederick
David Lindsay
Midshipmen
St. John's College
Marines and Sailors, and Sailors
Governor Warfield
0. K. Ober
W. H. Morrisa
Joshua Levering
L. L. Pierca
John B. Bleman, Jr
Mr Urra H Hobbs Promoted to Connellsville Division
Mr Urra H Hobbs of the Baltimore and Ohio is promoted from April 1 to superintendent of the Connellsville Division running Cumberland to Conwallsville. Hobbs previously served as trainmaster Brunswick to Cumberland and as train dispatcher in Baltimore. The promotion honors his long service and noted ability in managing trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrr
Bobbs
Urra H. Hobbs
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore
Bronswick
Washington
Old Main Mne
Brunswick
Connellavilis
Cumberland
Conwallsville
Habba
Infant Blanche Julia Holtz Funeral at Zion Church
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Granville Holtz near Charlesville died at one year four months seven days. Services were held Saturday March 24 at Zion Reformed Church at 10 a m Rev S M Hench officiating. Bearers were Rath Bartie Lisle and Emma Holtz. Interment in Zion cemetery. O J Smith funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Julia
Granville
Holtz
Charlesville
Zion Reformed Church
Ocousine
Rath
Bartie
Lisle
Emma Holtz
Zion Cemetery
O. J. Smith
Gittinger Fights to Stay in Game for Cotton States
The York Daily records show Tom Gittinger refusing to leave the game and still displaying his outfield skill and hitting power as he did with York in the Se. Gittinger with Natchez. Pan Payne has typhoid fever but is slowly improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seitl
York
Tom Gittinger
Gittinger
Natchez
Pan Payne
Elegant Silk Fabrics Offer Bargain Spring Styles
New Molairs presents a wide range of silk fabrics and silks including Tussah Pongee, raw silks, Habotai, and Peralan Silks in browns, blues, greens, and grays. Prices span yard and sale quotes from 7c to $2.25 with bold finishes and patterns for dresses and waists, urging quick shopping at special prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dellonte
City Council Elections and Local Happenings in Hagerstown
Election for city councilmen is held today in Hagerstown. A citizens’ meeting in Hukton nominates candidates. John M. Bimpers stands trial in Kikton for murder. Mr William Gerwig dies of Bright’s disease at his home. Railroad jobs offered to Cumberland workers for Panama Railroad by commission agents. Richard T Chenoweth, 51, commits suicide at his Baltimore home. A Burlesque show at the Otty Opera House next Friday night praised by press as a premier entertaining act with Parisian costumes and novelty acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
John M. Bimpers
Kikton
Albert Constable
Third National Bank of Cumberland
Hukton
William Gerwig
Bright
Cumberland
Panama
Onnsl Commission
Richard T. Chenoweth
Backman
Frederick Avenue
Baltimore
Harry Einstings
Mlles Vere
Advertised Letters Remaining in Frederick Post Office 1805
A historical notice lists adver tised letters in Frederick on March 26 1805. Names include Dr BE K Dean M S McAdams Dr George Toomas J D Webb Mrs Col Keulla and Mrs Susan Wilbide under Grexellemen's and Lapres' Lists. Letters remain until two weeks before sent to dead letter office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Grexellemen's List
BE. K. Dean
McAdama
George Toomas
J. D. Webb
Lapres
Col
Keulla
Susan Wilbide
Higher Salary Reallocations at Baltimore Sub Treasury
Lincoln Dryden of the Baltimore Sub-Treasury announces a general shift promoting eight men and moving two from the eligible list. Three posts under $1400 take effect July 1 and the rest immediately. Charles S. Wachter, chief bookkeeper, is promoted to $1000 to fill one new position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Lincoln Dryden
Baltimore
Sub- Treasury
Charles 8. Wachter
Local Notice Advertising Miscellaneous Goods and Services
Notice lists prices for oysters clams and crab meat amid garbled details. Mentions Gem Dintog Parlor on South Market Street and Hua xia For Co Yingling's. Includes a job reference Shull no longer employed and a real estate rental box notice with moving services offered by James F Eldredge and Fred Keen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yingling's
N. Market Sr
James F. Eldredge
Fred. P. Keen
East Third Street
Frederick City
Witla Comedy Company to Perform at City Opera House
The Annapolis Chronicle notes the Witla Comedy Company from the Wills Musical Comedy Company will present shows at the City Opera House tomorrow and Wednesday nights. It describes about sixteen members, eleven of them girls, praised as young and shapely with Miss Orgerita Arnold highlighted for a strong voice and polished performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witla
Annapolis Chronicle
Kitty
Orgerita Arnold
Aera
L E Mullinix Rus and Mattengs Carpet Room Appeal
L E Mullinix offers Oriental Rags Japanese Matting and Fibre Rugs in all sizes. The ad touts latest novelties best qualities and largest variety of styles with very cheap prices and easy shopping in the carpet room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alea
Golden Rod Baseball Club Organizes Youth Team
The Golden Rod Baseball Club is organized and ready to play teams, ages 10 to 12. Challenges go to 122 South Market Street. Players include RK Grove catcher captain N Bowers pitcher captain BR Ront gakn chart stop L Derr first base L Knock second base manager L Notangie third base C Fisher left field assistant manager EK Lease center field O Grubbs right field mascots H Albeugh and Marshall Hahn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Rod Baseball Club
Golden Rod
South Market Street
Grove
N. Bowers
BR. Rontgakn
L. Derr
L. Knock
L. Notangie
C. Fisher
EK. Lease
O. Grubbs
H Albeugh
Marshall Hahn
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Cataner
Santa Anas
Texan
Galiad
Alamy
John Bright
Tim Patni
Guy Mey
Scott
Joan Hrught
England
BSI
Piet Joubert
Cretarius
Jean Gazin
Basil Hora
Bert Arthur
F. M
Wasuisazon
da. m
Taz News
W. L. Moors
Weather Bureau
Lota
Bea Food Gyaters
J*muenta Today
D P. Buckey
Atty
N. Market
Mies M. O. Fillerway Coves
Alex Kamebourg
Frederick, Md
Duvon & Co
Hargett & Co
D. Charles Winnebrewer
Agricultural Society
G. &. F. Snoaffer
Jeremiah Strausbaugh
Wm. H. Dall
Gettysburg
Strausbauugh
Emmitsburg
Doll
Gattysburg
Charles Strausbaugh
Gresnmount
Chan. Rainawald
Oratz
Gattynburg
D. Alr
WM. C. A
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens' National Bank OF
Frederk
Brederick
U.S
Banking House
National Bank A Ing
Gomanias
Lal
Manylang
Fexderick
WM. G. Zimmerman
J. Travers Thomas
N. P
Thomas H. Haller
John S. Rambburg
J. D. Barker
Hendrickson
Telephops
Percila
John Hendricksson
Neung & Miller
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Weidig & Miller
George
Rodock & C
Joel
Rodook
A. T. Rice & Sone
A Y Rice & Sons
Thomas Price
Besant & Knott
East Patrick Street
Toueneer
California
Adee
A. J. Hichelberger
N. W. Cor
Oldawi
SPE
Ubcil & Gubmar
Patrick St
H. E. Smith
Eart Church Street
O. L. Kefauver
Church and Market Bts
Frederick, Ma
Petermar
Geo West Franklin Street
City Hotel
Amon, serSddawiy
Markat
Patrick
Boteleer
F. B. Sappington
City Hall
Oyatera
Alaomonte
Gem Dintog
South Markat Street
Shull
Hua@xia For Co
Frep. Co
City
L. E. Mullinix
Rus and
Mattengs
L E. Mullinix
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