Honoring Father Villiger at Academy of Music
A grand reception honored Rev. Burchard Villiger 8 J rector of the Catholic Church of the West Seventeenth and Stiles streets who recently toured Europe and Asia. He received a $10,000 purse from city Catholic men at the Academy of Music where a 200-voice chorus and prominent city figures attended. The donor address praised his work. Villiger declined personal gifts but wished to buy a new organ for the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vererabie Price
Woesterday
Philadelphia
Burchard Villger
Deeres
Palestine
Burchard Villiger
Catholic Church of the West
Seventeenth and
Stiles Streets
Europe
Asia
Whll
Academy of Music
Ton
Academ
Diam Pies Kates McGackin
Mune
H. Dec. Harili
Kate O'Kane
Edmond Holden
Church of the Gean
J. W. Kelly
James A. Flaherty
Catholic Youngsrea
Archdiocesan Union
Villiger
Dooley
Scully
Blenkinson
McNamara
Eric
J. Lane
Sullivan
Coghian
Brewster
John St. Campbell
Boyle
Henry Oh. Smith
John ¥. McMenamin
Peter
Peter 8. Dooner, Thomas J. Murray, W. H.doyle, BS. F. McFilan
P. F. Kernan
T.F. Jenkins
Lewis C. Cassidy
Daniel Mahones
Public Sale and Notices Highlight Weekly Ad List
The Weekly News lists new advertisements including public sales for Stoner and Wright Saw Mills, engines, and contractors. Other items include help wanted, in memoriam notices, and a legal notice to creditors. Local mentions encourage the ladies and a festival program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ata
EB. Cline & Co
Rodock & Neidig
Stoner
Wright
Funeral of Dr Wm H Stokes in Baltimore
Funeral services for Dr. Wm H Stokes were held at his home 519 St Paul Street Baltimore with Rev J B Hed rector of Old St Pauls Protestant Episcopal Church officiating. Pallbearers included Dr James A Stewart Dr A Atkinson Dr John Morris Cumberland Hollins Borsee Noble Gen Bradley T Johnson Henry W Rogers and Nelson Marye. Interment followed at Greenmount Cemetery. Henry W Jenkins & Sons were funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Stokes
Wm. H. Stokes
St. Paul Street
Baltimore
J B. Hedrector
Old St. Paul’s Protestantiscopal Church
James A. Stewart
A. Atkinson
John Morris
Cumberland Hollins
Borsee Noble
Bradley T. Johnson
Henry W. Rogers
Syrup of Figs advertises a gentle cleansing remedy
An old advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a pleasant taste, kidney and bowel cleanser that dispels fevers and colds and treats constipation. It claims prompt action, healthful ingredients, and states it is sold by major druggists for $1 per bottle, with California facility information and distributor notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Ecea
C B. Yain
Onion City
Pasaya
Hatebderlain
Garrett & Pearre
Conference Discusses Education of Women and Local Missions
The Maryland Baptist conference debated education of women and the Brusswick mission at Seilaeville near Pes-Mar. A pastor for the growing mission was to be supplied, and Woodsboro was chosen as next meeting site. Two sermons addressed Christian giving and a Christian parade discussion followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Fis
Knoxville
M. E McLinx
United Brethren Church
Seilaeville
Pes-Mar
Tiet Placa
J. E. Turner
Lutherville
C. L. Keedy
Kes-Mar College
Hagerstown
Brusswick Mission
Derr
A. Diehl
Haskarll
P. A
Westminster
Luther Kuhlman
Frederick
H. A Letterman
Luther Pobloan
Blaters
ME McEinn
Frederick County
S. A Diehl
S J. Derr
G. W. McSherry
Pasaynod
J. Hbard
Mechanicstown
Woodsboro
Boy Narrowly Escapes Train Tragedy Near Eakle Mills
A six year old boy sleeping between rails near Eakle’s Mills was run over by a B&O tram. The engine could not stop in time. workers lifted him free and he survived with only a slight head cut. His two sisters witnessed the danger and cried out. Doctor C. Baker treated him at a nearby home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. & O. Salloac
Eakle
Recovered His Sword of Gol. Gus Dorsey at Brookeville
A Civil War veteran with ties to General Lee at Appomattox hid his sabre near Brandy Station. it was sent back from Fort Defiance with good wishes. Jonel Dorsey still rides his old war saddle. His father in law, Capt. Edward Ower, now eighty five, travels for his mail. He voted Democratic in every presidential race from Jackson to Cleveland and recalls Maryland figures like Wirt, Taney, Henry Clay, Madison, Pleasants, and Richard Thomas in Brookeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Dorsey
Brookeville
Lee
Appomattox
Lynchburg
Brandy Station
Fort Defiance
Jonel Dorsey
Edward Ower
atDi
Andrew Jackson
Cleveland
Maryland
William Wirt
Taney
Henry Clay
United States Senate
Madison
James Pleasants
Caleb Bentley
Owen
Richard Thomas
Roger Thomas
St. John’s Parish
Local Weddings Tie Couples At Woodsboro Area Venues
HYHENEA L JOHNSON-MICHAEL wed Mics Emma V. Michael at East Church Street in a ceremony attended by relatives. They will live north west of Woodsboro near Bir. Johnson farm. Charles J Brown and Laura R Summers wed on Woodsboro Turnpike at the parsonage on East Second Street yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Michael Blamed
East Church St
S. 4
Emma V. Michael
Mir
Thomas W. Jobreau
Woodsboro
Woodshoro
Bir
Brown
Summers
Charles J. Brown
Laura R. Summers
Hasskeri
East Second Street
Frederick excursion planning and uniform fund rejected
The Junior Fire Company of Hagerstown held a meeting to gauge turnout for the Frederick excursion and report progress. A proposed $300 uniform expenditure was discussed with interest and ultimately rejected. News from St Johns Catholic Church notes Low Mass in the morning and High Mass at noon with the Recension Hymn sung by the choir, plus May devotions this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Hagerstown
St. John’s Catholic Church
Gand
Futuristic visions and festival notices amid Jefferson items
An illustrated prospect of future Earth and inhabitants from Arthur Field introduces a New Era club proceedings excerpt titled for foretelling world events. The issue also notes a Whit Monday and following Saturday festival by the Old Society of the M. E. church in Temperance Hall, Jefferson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Inclu-Iec
Oprix
Ae’ Club
Beird
Arthur Field
Jefferson
Old Society of the M. E Church
Temperance Hall
Routes, rights and delays in Hancock B and O Railway plan
President Davis examined Hancock routes for the Baltimore and Ohio line with three options under study. Messrs Protile, Meyers, and Sutherland secured rights of way after four days travel, spanning Tonoloway Mountain to the old National road. A tunnel near Fifteen Mile Creek causes delays as the line runs four miles southeast. work will start after upper end is laid out. A street railway contract and local misadventure near Hood's Mills are also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Hancock
Messia
Siena
GRE Street Railway Company
Gere
Maryland Troops Invited to Richmond Reinterment
An invitation from the R. B. Lee Camp Confederate Veterans asks all Maryland National Guard commands to attend the May 31 1893 reinterment ceremonies for Jefferson Davis in Richmond Virginia. General Brown cannot issue orders and permits will be granted on regular application to those wishing to go, communication to Brigadier General Charles J. Anderson is advised for arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adjutant-General’s
R. B. Lee
Confederate Veterans
Richmond
Maryland National Guard
Jefferson Davis
Brown
Lesve
Charles J. Anderson
Maryland Im Lood Shape CoL W.H. Love Reports Exhibit Progress
Secretary to Mayor Latrobe arrives from Chicago to inspect the Maryland exhibit at the World’s Fair. He notes the Maryland building is in excellent shape with most displays tastefully arranged and colonial rooms drawing attention, plus a handsome oil painting of Charles Carroll from Carrollton as the latest donation. Real estate transfers listed include Daniel Bussard and wife to William Hotter for 4 acres at $365.62 and Jules Maught to Charles Maeght for 216 acres at $2,400.00. A health ad promotes Barssett and Mayer's products, including catarrh remedies, with testimonials and a traveler’s note about Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy giving quick relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
W.H. Love
Latrobe
Chicago
Chas. Carroll
Carrollton
Daniel &. Bussard
Wiliam
Juls A
Maught
Charles C. Maeght
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United Sica
Parrac Baxres Powpmn Co
the Daily News
Father Yieliger
Hyhenea L
Keen
Lottie
EB. Denny
Fairyman
Fetine
Ohio
Gi Drusgiste
Scott
Beotty Bowna
All Druggiste
F. ‘Temperance People
Speeneast
Park Place
Farrney
Teelsts
W.va.central
Babcock
Dayton
Harry 8. Hobbs
J. Doig
Iss Nettie Hobbs
Carrie Lee Hobbs
Hood's Mil
Cockeysville
Hood’s Mills
Reilroad
Nettie Hobbs
Jim Carrie Hobbs
Hostetter
Nile
W. YA. Adry
Mayers Dreg Co
Vaki
Gentlersen
Besn
Catarth
New York
Cincinnati
Bilekot Ferenca
Oakland Pipers
Nore
Mayers
Mayer
Dragesiz
Barvey
Smet
Cholersdiare Boca
Meyer
Altona
Kansas
Volenuy Ui
Chambermin
Teade Tor Bose
Veversals
Forsale Ty Garcott & Pearre
Buckten
Garratt & Pearre
Lane
Beecham
Edom
Texas
Jones
G. Green
Sole Man
Wordsey
John
Franklin
N. K. Fairbank & CO
ST. Louis
Médien
Erie Medical Co
Buffalo
LF Fes
G. H. Sedgwick
Stbe
Peo
Bloomfield
Marzdim
Frederick, Md
Aewest Designs
Brocatelle
Newey Designs
E. Patrick St
Farge
Weta
Morth Market Street
Balthacre
E. E. Remshueg
Serigres
Emster
Kelier & de Lashmutt
East
Patrice ST. Net
N. J. Wilson & Son
East Pitricek ST
Steve
Touever
Noble Cook
Frederick Stove
S. D. Themas & CO
East Patrick St
P. S
Besnaes
W. L. Douglas
Rocktase LE Yeakle
Orphea
Themi
Gautschi
Gautschi & Sons
Chicago Lithograph CO
Fifth Avenue
Carcace
W. H. B. Etchison
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