Daughters of Liberty hold session in Hagerstown
The Maryland Daughters of Liberty State Council met in Hagerstown with about one hundred delegates. Officers were installed by national representatives. Havre de Grace was chosen for the next meeting.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1905
Page
2
The Maryland Daughters of Liberty State Council met in Hagerstown with about one hundred delegates. Officers were installed by national representatives. Havre de Grace was chosen for the next meeting.
The Board of Visitors and Governors of St John’s College Annapolis voted to offer free tuition scholarships to twenty three Maryland high schools including Frederick and Middletown. Scholarships go to top graduates or the next in line if declined, with appointments by school principals or county school commissioners where applicable. Additional scholarships are offered to selected non public schools, aiming to connect the college with state public education. May events listed include Christian Endeavor convention Myeravilla May 1-2, a piano recital May 14, a vocal recital May 20, and Daughters of the American Revolution excursion to Mt Vernon May 20. Also notes canary birds game at Graf Park and upcoming Maryland School vs Point of Rocks game, weather permitting. The Obor Monument to Dr Charles H Obor will be unveiled in Cumberland Tuesday. News want ads offer 26 pints to announce needs.
The Frederick Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution meets this afternoon to finalize plans for a Mount Vernon excursion. Miss Roth Sappington, student of Miss Margaret Upcratt, will give a piano recital this evening at the Women's College. Miss Ritchie's class will hold an assembly at Junior Hall, and a program envelope party is planned for St John's Hall by the church choir at eight o'clock.
Customers praise Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and Mrs Pinkham’s Advice for restoring health in stressed mothers. The ad touts relief from backache headaches and nervous irritability, claiming stronger female organs and fewer displacements, with testimonials from Mrs Hotman and others.
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