Purely Personal Notes On Those Who Come and Go
Purely personal items list residents and visitors in Baltimore Philadelphia Gettysburg Westminster Ha gerstown and New York. Noted trips include honeymoons and visits. Also Montgomery County Court dispositions list several judgments against Frederick banks and individuals with amounts from 66.94 to 227.39.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasant
Frederick W. Kidelia
Eleanor and
Nannie Potts
Baltimore
Wm. E. Sisup
Westminster
Allen G. Quynn
Philadelphia
Mise Goldie Stone
O. P. Myera
Wm. Bradshaw
Gettysburg
Montgomery County
Rockville
Farmers and Mechanical National Bank of Frederick
Daniel T. Shreve
Charles W
Annie Shreve
Sloseph W. Gaver
John W.knott
Farmers and Mechanics’ National Bank of
Frederick
John H. Ward
Oliver G. Henley
Conrad Royer
Frederick County
Farmers’ and Mechanical National Bank of
John W. Knott
Notley T. Henley
Farmers and Mechanics’ National Bank
William T. Jones
Royal Arcanum Grand Council Ends Maryland Meeting
The twenty fourth annual Grand Council gathering of the Royal Arcanum in Maryland closed after a record turnout in Baltimore. Delegates from seven subordinate councils represented about 7,000 members. net membership gain last year was 602. New officers were elected: Richelberger grand regent, McConachie grand vice regent, Stroblar grand orator, Smith grand secretary, Javenil grand treasurer, Winstead grand chaplain, Owens grand garde, Kankel grand warden, and the board of trustees including Bible, Ordeman, and Nica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arcanum Grand Council
Grand Council
The
Royal Arcanum
Maryland
Baltimore
Order
Frank H. &. Nichols
Richelberger
A. D McConachie
Stroblar
Wilbur F. Smith
D. J. Javenil
D. B
Pretty home wedding at Mr Freed's residence
William Henry Freed and Elizabeth Les Roberts, both of this city, wed Thursday evening March 26 at eight o'clock. The ceremony in the parlor was performed by Rev Luther Kuhlman of the Evangelical Lutheran church. Guests offered congratulations and refreshments followed in the dining room.
Religious Services Schedule and Presbytery Meeting Notes
Dense church notices list services across many congregations including All Saints Episcopal Grace Reformed and St John's Catholic with sermon times Sunday schools and youth meetings. A detailed Baltimore Presbytery of Baltimore meeting at Brown Memorial Presbyterian April 20–22 covers moderator election and commissioners to the General Assembly with prep on Westminster Confession amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Sainte’ Episcopal Church
Schleysville Mission
The
Presbyterian Church
T. Freeman Dixon
Canal
Grace Reformed Church
KE. L. McLean
U. B
C. W. Stinespring
Presbytery of
Baltimore
Brown Memorial Presbyterian Church
Park and
Lafayette Avenues
J. Timothy Stois
Thomas L. Springer
Waverly
General Assembly of the Church
Los Angeles
Cal
General Assembly
Presbytery
Convention City
Henry van Dyke
Princeton University
England
Scotland
Ireland
Brown Memorial Church
Jane
Temperance
Rh. A. Williams
H. Branch
Bible Society
RE. D. Newberry
and Tract Society
J. W. Stelivain
Presbytery Church
Sabbath School Anniversary Meeting in Wednesday Night Session
The Sabbath School Association will hold its anniversary meeting Wednesday night at seven o clock. The Presbytery includes about 73 ministers and many elders with one from each church to the district covering Maryland west of the Chesapeake Bay, excluding Prince George's and Montgomery counties in the Washington district. Rev. Dr. Henry Branch of Elliott City serves as the presbytery's stated clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabbath School Association of the Church
Maryland
Chesapeake Bay
Prince George's
Montgomery Counties
Washington
Henry Branch
Elliott City
Art Club Visits York Minster and Rossetti Focus
The Art Club led by Miss Marian Smith explored York Minster in northern England as part of a literature and art reading series. Bertha Trail reviewed Rossetti with notes on Pre-Raphaelite influence, while Samuel Bancroft Jr of Wilmington discussed key works including Lady Lilith and Found. An Easter sale was planned for April 4 and April 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logland
Reading
Bertha Trail
Dante Gabriel Rossetti
Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood
Rossatti
Damozei
Ruskin Aye
Rossetti
Lenox Library
New York
Samuel Bancroft, Jr
Wilmington
Delaware
Lilith
Thomas Hardy lecture closes modern English novel course
Dr Sykes concluded the course with a sixth lecture on Thomas Hardy and the problem novel. He traced Hardy's Wessex rustic life, growth in art, and themes of fatalism and determinism, comparing Tess and Jude the Obscure to Zola. The talk ended with praise for Victorian fiction and news of Sykes’s upcoming move to Columbus University. An Easter recital is announced for next Friday at the Woman's College chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hardy
Dr.Sykes
Hardy
Sykes
Wessex Tates
Wessex
Taschers’ College
Columbis University
Frederick
Woman's College
Precocious Lad Passes Two Grades in One Year
Master Charles McGill Thomas eight year old son of Frank E. Thomas and pupil of Miss Emily Smallwood at North Market Street School, though sick for two months, achieved 100 in spelling 95 in arithmetic and 90 in language on examinations. He entered Worth Market Street School without prior instruction and passed first and second grades in one year with averages of 100 and 95 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McGill Thomas
Frank E. Thomas
Emily Smallwood
North Market Street
Charles
Worth Market Street
Horses Tried by Junior Fire Company for Purchase
A pair of black horses owned by Mr. Frank A Grove were tested by the Junior Fire Company this morning. The pair were hitched to the engine and driven along Church street several times as a trial for potential purchase by the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A.grove
Church Street
Itia
Fire at Doctor Tyson’s Office Sparks Crowd in Masonic Temple
Crossed electric wires ignited a blaze on the window sill of Dr. Robert S. Tyson’s office in the Masonic Temple last night. The incident drew a large crowd and caused significant excitement, yet damage was prevented before serious harm. A Maryland Opticians event is advertised for April 1, 1903, at City Hotel. Devoe ad copy appears in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S. Tyson
Masonic Temple
Dous
Thief Escapes After Robbery At Hargett & Co Store
A burglar ransacked P L Hargett & Co hardware store on South Market Street last night. Police, including Officer King, Eaterly, and Mehrling, pursued from the front and rear doors. the thief escaped through the rear and vanished into a yard. Few items taken include razors, knives, pistols, and a damaged cash register. one pistol and a dark lantern were found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. L. Hargett & Co
South Market Etrest
King
Eugene Sponseller
Officer King
Christopher Warner
Warner
Eaterly
Mehrling
Shaffer Hargett
Hargete
Mesera Hargett
Sales and auctions loom as Maryland farm land parcels go
Monday sales feature Frank ZL and Harvey R. Lease auctioning 203 acres near Creagerstown and 6g acres west of Feagaville with dwellings. George A. Stockman’s 2 story house sells, plus livestock, implements, and half interest in 34 acres of wheat. N E Wachter items, Araby sale, and Franklin and Marshall College announce J Albert Byler as sanitatorian for class day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank ZL. Stoner
Trostas
Samuel J. Compher
Court House
Creagerstown
Harvey R. Lease
George A. Stockman
Feagaville
Harry Snook
T. Wachter
Catoctin Furnace
N. E. Wachter
Araby
Franklin and Marshall College Ban
J. Albert Byler
Thurmont
Maryland Optical Co to Offer Free Eye Exams in Frederick
The Maryland Optical Company announces free eye examinations on Wednesday April 1 1903 at City Hotel Frederick from 9 am to 9 pm. They promote a $1 solid gold stiffened glasses or spectacles with Periscopic lenses, including frame fitting and a five year guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Optical Op
City Hotel
Baltimore
Frederick
Sli
Sleo
Maryland Optical Company
Weat
Lexington St
Park Avenue
Liberty St
Local Bank Ad Announces Vault and Safe Deposit Boxes
The notice lists bank officials William Gazimmerman and Samuel W. Duvall among others and promotes a new vault with free safe deposit boxes for patrons and rentable boxes for others, highlighting security and service. The garbled text mentions values, books, and valuables with emphasis on safety features and patron benefits.
Silk Shirt Wallet and Silk Garment Sale Ad
The advertisement promotes a Silk Shirt Wallet display and a wide assortment of silk garments for women with patterns and embroideries. It highlights black silks from Amph centers, ready for customers, with prices like 600 and up to 430, inviting readers to inquire at given contact for patterns and wash waist patterns and new colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghia
Howe
Amphons Gill Centre
Sotler
Local Market and Shop Ads Highlight 1903 Listings
Local brief ads announce lace bale sale, crockery sets, Easter cards, and a market notice with hours after April 2 1903. Also promotion for concerts at City Hotel Grill, fresh foods, deviled crabs, clam soup, pianos, carpet and rug stock, and a memorial note for Lewis Edward Birger died a year ago. Market master Jos F Hairsn listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Hauisn
Ill and improving at two major hospitals
The condition of Mr. Harry C. Kaefer at Hahemann Hospital Philadelphia is reported somewhat improved while Miss Laura Johnson of East Patrick a treat, previously ill at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore, is described as better this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C. Kaefer
Hahemann Hospital
Philadelphia
Laura Johnson
East Patrick
John ‘Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
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the Daily News
Margaret Wongton
Alled
Terma
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Waltimore
Count Benedetti
Berlin
Paria
W. L. Moons
Urse
Seaman
Masonic Agenta Special Lace Sa
Opportu
Gonch
Souy
Frank McHeory
J. E. Doll, Press
Millipery Store
Allen Rohrback
Kinlock Paint Co
Geo. Tarese. .J
Ah Buyere Union a.Tyler Pub. Qo
Kasanites Briah Bros. ,City Hotel Grill
City Hotel Grill
Oley Hotel Grill
Mra. H. BE. Maynard
Hagerstown
Lilly Keller
Claude R. McCleery
Henry G. O'Leary
Rebekah McLean
D. Charies
Sunday Schools and Societies
Trinity M
South
Hev
J.H. Balthis
Fredericksburg
E. A. Branner
P. D. Fahrney
St. John’s Catholic Church
J. W. Kane
Veepers
Methodist Episcopal Church
Evangelical Reformed Church
E.R. Eschbach
J. H. Apple
Buckeystown M. 2
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Luther Eastman
Christian Endeavor
Africa
Woman’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society
ART Club
Wapere
York Minster
Dante Gabriel Rosetti
Uaat
Maryland Opt. Co
Devoe
Shatter Hargett
Bunet
Noah E. Cramer
William B. Sommers
Pearl
New Market District
Cartia
A. Cromwell
Ciiizens’ National Bank
FE Citizens' National Bank
Frederick, MD
J.D. Baker, WM. G.baker
WM. Gazimmerman
Fromldent
Samuel W. Duvall
Avast
Jupurdas, NeBusney DE. Krvauven
Geo. Wa. Baur
J.D. Baker
C. Morren
Hanus
Joan
Ramanuna
Tos
H. Haller
Wx, Q. Baker
G. M. Tuomas
Jasis BE
J. Roger McSherry
Couneil
Ards
Wren
Joan Tendorson
Tho
Neldig & Miller
NEG & Miller
Fabliion
Authursiuate Beyers
Gagda
Black Coods
Boinel
Graulte
Welles
Thiyania
Newdig & Miller
Brisa Bros
Clinton E, Main
Clinton E
Ryeduate Pharmacist
the City Hotel Grill
CITY
City Horel Grill
DeReske
Osampanini
Lynn Haven
Chicago
Yingling
F. B. Sappington
Olam Fritters
Vingling’s
City Hotel Gri
Frackfurtere
Isnerkraut
Xinglog
Dogere Bros
Enuires
Sappingtoy
City Hall
Rauffman
Old Atand
Patrick Se
Baier & Baker
Isaxodet & Wacamas
Suici Pianos
M. Snerr
Si North Market Street
Lewis Hdward Birelr
Aigner
Grandfather Ans
Sister Lai1ay
George
Rodock & CO
Mattia
Rodook & CO
A. T. Rice & Sonb
A. & Rie & Bons, A
Thomas P.rice
East Fourth Street
Frederick County Telephone
Farmer's Exchange
Farmers’ Exchange
Uarty Kane
Glover Seed
Western
Hays Clover
Timothy
al Sannta
E. Patrick Street
UC. A. Lough
Market Street
West South Street
C. A. Autor. Math
Bentz Street
Patrick
Boteler Bros
Waet Patrick Street
Bentz
Hast Street
Frederick Md
Nook E Cramer
Nanniek
Wateter
South Market Street
Mira Mary Littie
Market St
Mehiedin
Nouth Merket&t
Christiana Miller
Merket Bt. Meohiad
East Third Street
Shoah E.ramer
Zeig
Lersyilie
Meming
Etchison Building
S. Market Street
Leonomy
S Physicion
H. Dorney Etchison
Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Nationnal Bank
S. L. Lilly
Fast Patrick St
Cartr’s
Aprinst
Elehelberger
Maradtt
Tar Freveniertons Savises Ixstitta'n
ME. Doll
Frederick City
E. Cline
Ons
C. E. Gline’s
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