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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1893
Page
3
The forecast from Wasurmeror Washington D C on May 10 10 am for Wednesday calls for fair weather. Chief W Hamemeror of the Weather Bureau issues the bulletin.
George Hood near Mt Airy died in May at 78. His funeral was held May 8 at Prospect M E Church with Rev Sumner officiating. Pallbearers listed and burial at adjoining cemetery. James Hood, undertaker. James Hood, infant son of John Hood, died May 4 near West Falls. Funeral May 6 at Mt Oliver M E Church. Rev B C Galaber assisted. Pallbearers named. burial at Shiping Cemetery. L T Lewis, undertaker. Barbara C Brandenburg, 40, of Ceresville, died of consumption. Funeral tomorrow at 1 p.m. Mary Stanton, colored, 47, paralysis. Burial Greenmount Cemetery tomorrow at 9 a.m. John Abrecht, son of John W and Sarah B Abrecht, died yesterday afternoon of heart trouble. Burial at Minivet A. Speaker elected for 30 Steam Fire Engine Company. Edward Koontz to represent at City Hall meeting July 7. Real estate transfers: Edward D Danner and wife to Bradley T Nicodemus land, $5. Adelaide Horine and husband to Ann H Spaulding house and lot in Emmitsburg, $2,500. The Sick: Master William Ely struck by Dell and somewhat better after night.
Frederick hosts a polished production of Young Mrs. Winthrop with the Frederick Dramatic Association and the Philharmonic Orchestra. A cast led by Miss Mary Grace Levy and Mr. A. Gregg Midler delivers strong performances in a drama about wealth, love, and domestic strife set in New York society. The show features elaborate costumes, staging, and an orchestral interlude, earning praise for ensemble work and emotional depth.
Miss Gardner daughter of George A. Gardner of Baltimore visits Mrs W O Kelier. Dr W G McComas recently graduated from Hahnemann Medical College Philadelphia arrived Freder ick last evening. Mr B Swope of Perryville PA visits friends in the city. Mr Fenton Thomas of Adamstown is in the city on business today. Mr G Resenstr of the city visits friends in Baltimore. Mrs Beseie Hitchcock Kinney and children and nurse of New Haven Conn were at the Presbyterian parsonage and left for home this morning via the P R R. Mrs Kinney's husband is with Kinney Sons, New Haven contractors. Mrs Kinney's father was an oyster and fruit packer in Baltimore.
This morning director A J Weoren filed a deed of trust in the Clerk of the Circuit Court office with trustees Wm P Maulsby and Benjamin F Reich. The instrument covers real and personal property and involves balancing safety for liability.
A long column of local notices lists livestock incidents, baptisms and church events across Park Mills and Futrigi Springs May 9. It mentions damaged cattle, new postmaster appointment, Sunday services, school officers, and visits by residents from Frederick, Rockey Springs, and Mountaindale with varied local happenings.
A meeting at City Hall set the season schedule for the City Base Ball League. Games run May to August with matchups including Pastimes, Athletic, Browns, and Citizens on specified dates. Clubs will play without uniforms until after the Firemen Parade and improvements to the grounds are described.
A Select Gance was held in Branewick Hall with Burck's Orchestra providing music and premier tunes, making it one of the season's most pleasant social events in the city.
Delegates to the General Synod at Beading on May 24 were elected from Heioraedé Church at daarceburg. Names include Dra. OC. Clever J. W. Santee T. F. Hofmeier J. B. Cost and others. Committees report $6 446 in finance. next annual session set for Silver Run May 16 1894. Rev. C S Slagle of Westminster elected treasurer.
Secretary of State W T Brantly assumed office at Annapolis and John M Robinson became chief judge of the Court of Appeals. A Hunter Bord will qualify today as a judge of the Fourth Judicial district. Public works likely to announce late fishery force appointments. Wison contested will case concluded in Anse Arundel Court with John P Post as ninth witness. Tongue manslaughter trial in Circuit Court at Prince Frederickton. F A Russell attempted suicide after dispute with wife Susie Russell at Edgewood Barford. Washington County sold 65000 dollars in four and a half percent bonds at 102 to retire five percent bonds due July 1. Death warrants read for Pinkney and Barber in Prince George's jail. bounty on their apprehension distributed.
Trinity M E Church South announces revival by Rev Billiman Blagden with sweet gospel singing tonight and invites all. A. Murray Thomas opens a new photographic studio opposite B and O H R Depot Frederick Maryland offering 90 day introductory cabinet photographs at 1 75 per dozen with a satisfaction guarantee.
The Lutheran Middle Conference of the Maryland Synod convened at Trinity Lutheran Church with Rev. J. A. Hedges presiding. Ministers and lay delegates attended as the opening sermon set the tone for discussions on pastoral vitality and church member duties to sacraments, with plans noted for catechetical instruction and potential church plants at Brunswick Sabillasville and Freedom.
A quiet wedding was held yesterday afternoon in the Hench residence at Fifth and North Market Streets. Edward H Heintien and Eli L Holtz married with Rev Hench officiating. Guests included Rev Ziakan and G J Griffith of Baltimore. The couple left for Philadelphia by 3 o clock train and will reside at 210 New Market Street.
The Maryland Bulletin notes the F. F. 8 Alumni were entertained by Misa Ely on Monday. Miss Harris celebrated her mother's eighty first birthday on April 27. Veazey Base Ball Club beat Frederick 16 to 12 with Benson and Miles as the winning battery. Yerkes Brock and Miss Moffat toured the Monocacy and shared floral tributes. Rev Job Turner visited and spoke at chapel. An ad for Syrup of Figs promotes its use for kidney and digestive relief.
Members of Jacques De Molay Commandery No 4 K T will meet at the Asylum tomorrow afternoon May 11 at 4 oclock to proceed to the M E Church for Divine Service A special service is arranged and the public is invited By order W Nash Young Recorder Notice to Gas Consumers The discount on bills must be paid by the 10th Instant as no discounts will be allowed after that date Respectfully G Frank Clingan agent DEES GOODS TRIMMINGS DOMESTICS
Handsome patterns in table damask and new silkolines in plain and figured styles. Ladies waists and aprons on offer with bargains noted. Popular fast black hosiery for children and ladies in sizes 1 2 and 8 4, colored and black. Carpet department adds ingrain patterns and new fat terms. Jap matting moving out rapidly. Give us a call.
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