Pleasant Personal News From Frederick Circles
Purposely personal notes detail visits and returns among Frederick residents. Mrs F T Davis of Washington visits relatives in Frederick with others including Edward Mosley of Baltimore and Miss Williamson who have been in Baltimore and returned. Charles Mainhart of Barnesville comes home after a stay with Frederick friends. Mollie Winebrewer returns from Philadelphia visits. Hayes Brown of Singapore Hills Inn returns from medical studies in Philadelphia for summer. John Groff of the Washington police returns after a few days with Frederick relatives. O Robert Moberly leaves Frederick for Appleton Wisconsin to join Goode firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. T. Davis
Washington
Frederick
Edward Mosley
Baltimore
Jesse H. Graham
C. F. Goodell
East Patrick Street
Williamson
Court Square
Charles Mainhart
Barnesville
Appleton, Wic
Messrs
Goode
Vigilant Hose Company elects officers in Emmitsburg
The annual election at Firemen's Hall Friday evening produced a spirited contest with three ballots to break ties. Elected were President Charles R. Hoke Vice-president John D Caldwell Secretary W K H Troxell Treasurer J Henry Stokes Captain Thomas E Failey First Lieutenant James A Slagle Second Lieutenant Charles B Ashbaugh Chief Nozzleman William Ashbaugh Hose Director Harry Golwicks. The company remains in excellent condition.
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Pieture
Vigilant Hose Company
Emmitsburg
Charles R. Hoke
John D. Caldwell
W. K H. Troxell
J. Henry Stokes
Thomas _ £. Failey
James A. Slagle
Charles B. Ashbaugh
William Ashbaugh
Harry Golwicks
Veteran Soldier Miles Heads to Emmitsburg for Rest
E. M. Miles Jr a veteran of the United States Army and Marine Corps will visit his parents in Emmitsburg seeking mountain air to aid his health after long service in the Philippines and the Ladrone Islands. He survived the Yosemite disaster off Guam on November 15 and served aboard the battleship Indiana during the attack near Santiago Cuba when Devera’s fleet was destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Miles, Jr
United Sates
Marine Corps
Emmitsburg
Phillipine
Ladrone Islands
Death of Buckeystown resident Mr Charles Lerch
Mr Charles Lerch died at his Buckeystown home after a weeks illness at about 80. A longtime resident of Buckeystown he leaves a wife and two daughters Mollie at home and Mrs Guy of Baltimore. Funeral Wednesday with interment at Mt Olivet in this city.
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Charles Lerch
Buckeystown
Misa Mollie
Guy
Baltimore
Mt. Olivet
Emmitsburg Election Quiet Despite Tax Issues
Emmitsburg holds a town election today for a burgess and six commissioners with little public interest. The treasurer reports $91.46 in revenue for the year, $17.70 remains, liabilities total $230, and unpaid taxes amount to $19.62. The notice ends with an advertisement for Syrup of Sigs by the California Fig Syrup Co.
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Emmitsberg
Emmitsburg
Religious World Sunday Schools and Society Notes
A patchwork of Sunday services and church events across Frederick including Rev I M Motter at Evangelical Reformed Prof Joseph H Apple at evening service and Rev Dr Todd newly arrived at M E church with no services yesterday Sunday school at 1 45 and Epworth League at 6 30 in other churches Rev Thomas Freeman Dixon preached at Presbyterian church morning and evening themes The U B Conference with Dr Z O Carter at St Johns Catholic and the long anniversary of Rev Dr Robert H Williams in Baltimore noted within the regional religious roundup
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I. M. Motter
Evangelical Reformed Church
Joseph H. Apple
Dr. Todd
M. E. Church
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Presbyterian Church
Phillippians
Mosea
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Kuhlman
Church Council
B. V. Switzer
M. E. Church South
Epworth League
Ted
Rose Lindsay
St. John’s Catholic Church
St. John’s College
St. John’s Hall
U.B
U. B
Z. O. Carter
O. W. Stinespring
Frederick
Maryland
Ladies’ Aid Society
Opera House
Tom News
Ensgell Conwell
John G. Woolisy
O.J. McArthur
Watchword
Anager
Union Biblical Seminary
Robert H. Williams
Walbrook Presbyterian Church
Baltimore
Harford County
Harford Canity
House of God
Frederic
Baltimore County
Williams
God
E. L. McLean
Grace Reformed Church
Grace Church
Manurios G. Beckwith
Mendelssohn
Saint Paul
Minnie Barbour
Maude Forthman
Geo. Ed. Smith
Margaret Upcraft
McLean
Kemp Hall
Protestant Episcopal
Court Street
Luther Kuhlman
T. Freeman Dixon
Lsat
Association
Baltimore City
B. ¥. Switzer
Third Anniversary at Grace Reformed Church
Rev E L McLean marked Grace Reformed Church third anniversary with sermons and songs. The congregation, largely self funded, has grown and saved for a new church building while pledges owed remain. A ministerial assembly discussed the intermediate state and tempered debate over temperance in city affairs.
Who Will Take Them Rev Stinespring Seeks Hospitality
A brother of the U B church writes Rev O W Stinespring announcing plans to attend the General Conference in the city with his wife and 14 children. He asks for free entertainment within a block of the meeting place and for telegraphic updates on prospects, noting they are afflicted with spring fever and seek friendly hospitality to care for the babies during proceedings.
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O. W. Stinespring
U. B
Election of Office at Mutual Fire Insurance Directors
The following gentlemen were elected directors of the Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Frederick county this morning for the ensuing year: James McSherry, Charles E Trail, Joseph G Miller, James Houck, Samusl Dutrow, Milton G Urner, David O Winebrewer, James Walker, John Eisenbauer, A C McCardell, Dr D F McKinney, George A Dean.
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The
Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Frederick County
James McSherry
Charles E. Trail
Joseph G. Miller
James Houck
Samusl Dutrow
Milton G. Urner
David O. Winebrewer
James &. Walker
John Eisenbauer
A. C. McCardell
D. F. McKinney
George A. Dean
Sunday Excursionists From Baltimore Visit Frederick
One hundred forty eight Baltimoreans rode a special excursion to Frederick yesterday. Several Frederick residents also traveled to Washington and Hagerstown with ninety eight going to Washington and sixty six to Fingerstown on the same excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Washington
Hagerstown
Fingerstown
Local Mart Market Quotations Today
Mr J KE W Hargett reports today’s market quotes for corn shelled at 40 cents per bushel, corn per barrel 2.00 dollars, hogs weight 74 cents per bushel, and hay priced from 12 to 14 dollars per ton.
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J. KE. W. Hargett
Key Monument Meeting at City Hall Tomorrow Evening
A meeting of the Key Monument Association is set for tomorrow evening in Prof. E. O. Shepherd's room at City Hall Building at 8 o'clock. Also, Mr. W. H. B. Etchison of South Market atracs has recovered enough to be out.
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Key Monument
Key Mornument Association
Prof
E. O. Shepherd
City Hall
W.H. B. Etchison
South Market
Atracs
Frederick Elects George Edward Smith Mayor at Noon Ceremony
George Edward Smith was sworn in as mayor of Frederick in a noon ceremony attended by Democrats. The new administration elected John Ed Schell provisional president pro tem and O Edward Kemp as clerk, with Schell proposing abolition of the Superintendent of Streets office. Smith outlined plans for economy, street improvements, water and power, and urged health, accountability, and orderly police conduct, ending with forthcoming appointments for one year from May 6, 1901.
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George Edward Smith
Frederick A: Yoon
Major Smith
Astie Nerd Araedeid Wssu
UY Depuuty
Fearhake
Board of Aldermen
Frederick
Ag Yon
Congress
United States
City Electric Arc
Board of County Commissioners
Jacksonville
Purple
City Officials Sworn In and State Council Session Opened
The article notes newly appointed city officials including Water Works engineer and other posts sworn in on May 6 1901. Edward A Gittinger public oath, Republican official, also took oath. The Maryland Daughters of Liberty State Council sixth annual session begins in Port Deposit Cecil county with officers named and plans for aggressive work ahead. Also reports a child’s death from poisonous wildflowers in Carroll county and Police Justice Eckstein’s quarterly fines outcome.
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Qewdalgh I
Wolfe
Edward A Gittinger
O.U. A.M State Council
Council of Maryland
Daughters of Liberty
Port Deponit
Cecil County
Mary A. Meisel
Mra. A.M Qook
State Council
M. W. West
Mra
James A. Sakess
Miga Nellis Truly
Sallie A. Cramer
Mary Hogan
Sarah
Lenhart
J. Edward Rice
Mountain City
Justice Eckstein
Chilton
Board of Aldermen
Local notices from Frederick area spring 1901
O S Highbarger optical specialist will be at Park Hotel May 8 by appointment or at residence May 10. Baltimore excursion by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad leaves Frederick 9 a.m. May 12. return 6:30 p.m. May 12. round trip $1.00. May dancing classes and private lessons offered by Miss W M Bercate Court Square Frederick Md. Water renters delinquent. collector S L Bacans to expire May 6 1901. settle accounts at Chilton & Rhoads or in person. Carpet cleaning Tuesdays Wednesdays Fridays by Excelsior Steam Carpet Cleaning Co. For sale a young driving mare from Groff House owner Wa A Ganpaca. Dressmaking services offered at 85 East Church Street with modern fitting methods. Dr W G Boteler eye ear nose throat specialist permanently in Frederick. spectacles examined free. Deer Park Hotel in Deer Park Md described as delightful summer resort above 2,500 feet with malaria proof environment. amenities include electric lights, baths, golf, tennis, pools. Annapolis Naval Academy Band. hotel remodeled. cottages all booked. season June 22 to September 30. rates via W E Burwell, manager, care Queen City Hotel Cumberland Md, then Deer Park.
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Deer Park
Alleghenies
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Annapolis Naval Academy Band
W. E. Burwell
Queen City
Cumberland
Dear Park
Barrett County
Unusual Values in Dry Goods at Talewhone Shop
John Hendrickson presents a sales pitch for dry goods items including parasols corsets towels ribbons silks and chiffons. The ad touts summer fashion fabrics and trims with emphasis on Bastiste and Kabo styles, Grenadines and plain mesh patterns, highlighting value and unbroken stock for 1901.
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Rumanuise
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O. S. Highbarger
Park Hotel
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Camden Station
W. M. Bercate
Frederick, Md
Qchilton & Rhoads
L. Bacans
Excelsior Steam Carpet Cleaning Co
Groff House
Pennsylvania
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Eaver
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Wm. GC. Boteler
North Market Street
Sipas
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Grenadines
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Neidig & Miller
Millar
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Parmelee Library
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E. Fourth St
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STAVE
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Willard
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Lewistown
A. N. Cramer
Leawn
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Oan
Dutrow
Walkersville
Ita Branceer
Wm. H. Rameburg
CG Bables
Frederick City
Deczidanti
Arvey
Uwismo Om
D. H. E. Peterman
West
Franklin Street
Ste
Baltimore Eye
City Hotel
TS Ving S. Biser
Real Estate and Insurance NO
Church Strezt. Frederick
Junezsdis
D. Stewart P. Dean
North Market Strz&y
DR. C. Nicodemus
North Market Strest
Townexsp
Scott
A. Exzsy Wats
G. Borex
Montgomery
Ala
Daly
Tacoma
Waspinetar
Gould
Iirateam
Yowsssun Scott & Sox Bankers and Brokers
NO. 15
North Street
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