COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE OF Brests County Towne Free DeEBOND
County notes from Lineslows Woodsboro and Creagerstown report visits by Mrs McDowel Mrs Doveney Miss Newman and Mr Shaw plus local church Guild events school closings and town news including a May 4 death of Charles Stevens funeral details and local political assessor recommendations several residents travel and community updates with remarks on a windblown paper incident and Whit Monday plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minss McDowel
Lineslows
W. L Miller
Charles Doveney
Dogbie Pire Creek
Phebe Fisher
Beate
Exms Newman
Frederick
Woodsboro
George Shaw
Dells
Miscionary Society of the Reformed Anarch
George W. Mysra
Calvin W. Lov
Lowndes
J.M. Ahelt
Charles H. Dean
Graceham
Ramuel Derr
Middletown
Oambridge
George W. Bhryock
Georgie Graham
Rocky Ridge
J. A. Hankey
Brief Bits and Local Mentions Across Town
A mixed page notes George W. Salt hbase cafe on Court Street with a fox. B and horn earnings said to be about 3600 daily. Willem P. Maulsby to speak as a delegate at Chicago Democratic National Convention. Balit Flook of Boonsboro resigns. a successful collector praised as honest and faithful. Fishermen land nine German carp in the Potomac weighing 7 to 12 pounds. A Martinsburg hospital opens May 14 via the Kings Daughters Hospital Circle. Violet Shull injures ankle while on B&O Avenue Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Salth
Court A'Reet
Willem P. Maulsby
Chicago
Boonsboro
Aerry Rao
Martinsburg
King’s Daughters Hospital
Religious notices and conference schedule from a Maryland county
A fragmented church notices column lists services at various churches including Lutheran Chapel on East Second Street with Evangelist Rev. Dr. Warner of Baltimore preaching at Bronewick Methodist Church and a patriotic lecture. An Ascension Day festival is planned for Thursday at 7 PM with Rev. George A. Whitmore of Thurmont to speak. The General Conference of the Mother of Protestant Church convenes in Baltimore Friday for about two weeks. Maryland delegates include Rev. W. M. Strayer and Daniel Baker. Vestry meeting at All Saints Episcopal elected Charles E. Trail and Judge John A. Lynch as delegates to the Diocesan Convention in Baltimore. Charles M. Gilpin re-elected warden with E. C. Shepherd and Goldborough as wardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home
Unis Sreniog
Lutheran
George A. Whitmore
Thurmont
General Conference
The
Mother of Protestant Church
City
Ses Biig
Maryland
W. M. Strayer
Daniel Baker
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Charles E. Trail
John A. Lynch
Baltimore
Charles M. Gilpin
Rex- Sater
E. C. Shepherd
Goldeborough
The Mall Still There At Frederick Farm Accident
Clifford Miller accidentally shot himself in the abdomen on a Sunday at Louly Markell's farm near Frederick. He survived several hours before seeking help from a nearby colored man and was later reported somewhat better, though the wound remained dangerous and the ball not located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Miller
Louly Markell
Frederick
Pleasant personal notes from Frederick area visitors
Purely personal items detail Milas Fannis Kyler, Miss Ella Bowers, and others visiting vendeta near Backeystown Sun ny. Mentions of locals returning from trips, a Baltimore visitor, and friends visiting Frederick, with notes on a railroad employee accident and a funeral for Joseph Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milas Fannis Kyler
Ella Bowers
Vendeta
Backeystown
Sunny
Board Honors Birely and Elects New Officers
The Young Men's Christies Association held its monthly meeting electing John D. Hendrickson to the board vacancy and approving Chris Birely’s past service. George H. Zimmerman, F B Sappington, Jacob Rohrback, and others were named for duties including president BS Michaelberg, vice president W C Birely, secretary F W Sappington, and treasurer H Clay Hell. Committees will address a bath outfit, renovations with the Ladies Auxiliary, and moving reading room to the parlor as subscriptions near $1,000 of $2,000 annual expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christies Association
John D. Hendrickson
Fla
Étrectoms
Mrr
Wap
C. Birely
Gorge
Paitis
Birely
BS. Bichelberg
F B Sippingtos
Jacob Rohrback
George H. Zimmerman
W. C. Birely
F. W. Sappington
H. Clay Hell
Wee
Work of Death and Local Obituaries In Utica and Norfolk
A Utica youth Jacob Leather aged about 16 died after contracting a severe cold that led to drain fever. Funeral is planned for Wednesday at 2 PM in Utica Cemetery. Also notices for Mrs. Walter Kraetz and Mrs. Culler, with various family details, and a Virginian death for Henrietta A. McHenry. Mentions medical ads and remedies including Sostetter's Stomach Bitters and Electric Bitters. Includes local notices and brief items on illnesses and a child saved by care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Leather
Utica
Wm. H. Area
Walter B. Kraetz
Adamatown
William Culler
Felgsville
Cora Shawn
Washington
Abs
Norfolk
Virginia
Henrietta A. McHenry
Elise 3. Seldell
Middletown
This County
Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets End Constipation
A testimonial extols Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as superior to common laxatives. The remedy is praised for tonic action on stomach and bowels, non dependence, and gradual discontinuation after use. It claims to ease bilious symptoms and digestive distress with tiny sugar coated granules suitable for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Dr Pierce
Law case and minor injuries reported from local area
A damage suit filed by Wilson against Keller over a curb dispute at South Park Village went before Magistrate Turner. Keller won a nominal $5 verdict on a $25 claimed claim. A separate incident notes a boy cut by a lamb in a butcher shop on West Patrick Street. Various testimonials and patent medicine advertisements fill the page, including cures for rheumatism and bladder ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilsrd
Keller
N. J Wilson
South Park Village
Turner
Kellar
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brests
Emma Grove
Washington City
Robert Renneberger
Charlie Nichols
Aime
Sys and
Alsters
E. Pools
Joils McDuel
Varnon Pools
Guild of St. Luke's Church
Brownsville
Toarsday
Charile Nichols
Samuel Bays
Temp. Grove
Broad
W.C. Moler
Misa Daisy Trandle
Bronewick
George Jennings
Misa McDoell
Misa Annie Lee Poole
Creageerstown
Charles Stevens
Stevens
George
Graff & Co
Philadelphia
Charles
Menars
J.L. Miller
C. A. Welker
Wm. Kolb
W.H. Brandh
D. L. Hall
B. F. Bell
James Creager & Bon
William Boileau
Middistown
GC. E. Derr
Farlly
Father Bunoday
Powdse CO
Wall
the Daily News
Violet Shull
B.& O. Avenue
Ua Lede
France
Harry Krise
Exrise
Loy's
Howard
George E Baker
D. J. Getzendanner
EB. D. Shriner
Montgomery County
Mia
Clancy
W. E. Getsendanner
F. T. Grove
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Misa Bettie D. Tynon
Honora Cleggett
Frederick Yester By
Mise Mollie Kemp
West Third Street
J. W. McDonald
West Patricktreet
Feederick and
Joseph Smith
Bev. W
McKenney
Harry Glessner
Brash Works
A. L. Peaurre
Prag
Norvesus Edge
Albert J. Poate
Brohison
Cepmaie
Sweensy
A. Disga
Saya
Shion
Frice Boo
Albert L. Pearre
Etchie
Gunk Gare
Albert Lbocres
Jay
Tne News
Tae Tae
Aatem Brown
Gorda
GEO. A
Petpls
Grove & Kindley
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Our
Leo Phoebun
Bell
A1. F. Derron West Patrick Straet
Melick’s
Chas
H. Wetzl
Sunbury
Walter Shipman
J. P
A. Te Tearre
W. R. Hfiby
Mt.akurr
J. A. Wik
Danemia Sulich
Shinb
Albert Learre Etchisce
Jarl
Albert L. Fearre
Karis
Rvert GL
Pearre
Phoenix
N.J. Wilson
Richard Sewell
Carty
Furni
Ture
America
Syed
Jonger
Tench
Footer's Dye Works
Cumberland, MD
L. B. Adams
Church St
Ray
Ion Prin
Agere
Ladies Oxford
LOY & Perry’s
Gormany & Jeffery Manufacturing Co
Rambler Bicycle
O.&j
Dean
Oibees
Gormally & Jeffery Mfc. Co
Telephone
South Market Street
Frederick, MO
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