Local Notes and Visits Across County Towns
Mr and Mrs William E Buxton and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs John F Purdum. Many families in Gaithersburg and adjacent areas are mentioned visiting relatives and attending gatherings. Several farm and youth activities noted with frost damage to gardens and large eel caught in a creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Lindsay
James Selby
George Day
George Day Jr
Virginia
Geo. Day
Eugene Coleman
Emma Lindsay
Rebecca Reed
Washington Grove
Edward ‘Lindsay
G. W. Day
Tobias Riley
Big Place
No Sermon May 18 At Mt Zion Reformed Church
Mt Zion Reformed Church will hold no preaching service on Sunday May 18 as pastor attends Maryland Classis in Baltimore. The item lists several local visits and movements of residents such as Elizabeth Culler Louise Haller Culler family members and others including Mrs Carroll Null and Mrs Windsor Iyattstown and Mr Edward Browning returning from Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Buxton
John F. Purdum
Emory Purdum
John Molesworth, Jr
J. A. Molesworth
Benjamin Hipkins
Frederick
Gherman Haines
George B. Mathes
Harry Beall
Arner &. Purdum
Erma R. Thomas
Effie Wagner
John Buxton
Charles
Baltimore
G. L. Thomas
George, Leister
Frances
Adamstown
C. M. Thomas
Buckeystown
Dad
Edward Krantz
Henry
E. Thomas
Braddock
George C. Thomas
Bartholow
Joseph Fos
C. M. Young
Ray Moore
Union Bridge
Charles Winbigler
Praderlek
Jesse Winbigler
Jennie Barrick
Woodsboro
J. M. Young
Millard Pahner
Utica
George Hoff
Roy String and Hile
Johnaville
Jane Strine
Fern Hoff
Frederick and
George Mull
Mt. Zion Reformed Church
Maryland
Elizabeth Culler
Louise Haller
C. N. Tiindle
J. C. Zimmerman
Joseph Null
Warle Rhoderick
Washington, D.C
C. E. Feaga
Carroll Null
C. N. Trundle
Wilbur D. Culler and
Local Social News Highlights From Baltimore Area
Residents visit relatives and guests frequent par ents homes across Bartholow s Woodsboro and nearby towns. Dancing and church events along with school coverage fill Sundays with noted visits by Mills Valley Runklies and Wortley families. Recent weather caused garden damage on the first Sunday evening, while Loy school duties shift to Zentz until season’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Krise
Baltimore
Wm. Batnex
Sunny Side
Ktev
Charles Ritter
York
J. W. Summer
Edward Grahbam
Woodsboro
W. Loy
John #yl¢er
George
Westminster
Ming Liglan Zentz
Frankinville
Haover
Loy
Nellie Long
Creagerstown
Blanche Long
Grant Frushour
Ethel
Wm. Barnes
Misa Evelyn Barnea
Emily Langman
Key Mar
Governor Johnson Delays Bryan Reply On Land Bill
Special dispatch from Sacramento May 14 reports Governor Johnson still delaying reply to Secretary Bryan. Washington is impatient. It is expected Johnson will sign the Anthulien Land bill today. He refuses to discuss matters and says he is too busy to answer Bryan.
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Sacramento
Cal
Johnson
Bryan
Washington
Mauler
Mi. Byarn
Bombs Found on Train At Waterloo In London Alarm
Three bombs wrapped in suffragetiite placards were found in a car on a local Waterloo passenger train in London. The train was crowded and the devices were turned over to police who called it the worst discovery yet.
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London
Waterloo
Detectives Guard Bridge in Paterson After Bomb Crackdown
Paterson New Jersey patrols protect the bridge to Waldeck following threats of further outrages. A dynamite magazine at Far Haven was broken open but assailants failed to reach the explosives.
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Paterson
N. J
Severy Ranroag
Here
Waldeck
Faarhaven
Fatal Mine Explosion in Maryland Mines
Cumberland Maryland May 14 at 2 30 pm an explosion of powder and dynamite in Echant mines Alte gany county near here killed several men and injured seven others The blast occurred between midnight and daylight In 1912 fires caused aggregate losses of 75290 in United States national forests.
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Cumberland
Echant
Altegany County
Here
United States
Workmen's Compensation Commission Named by Governor
Governor Goldsborough announced a five member commission to study employers' liability and workmen's compensation, to report for the next Legislature. Members include Frederick W. Wood, George Whitelock, David J. Lewis, J Walter Lord, and C Norman Steigerman. The Westminster Forest and Stream Club elected officers and said it recently stocked 3,000 bass in Double Pipe creek near Detour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ine Fru
Goldsborough
Frederick W. Wood
Maryland Steel Company
George Whitelock
David J. Lewis
J Walter Lord
C. Norman Steigerman
The
Typographical Union
W. L. Seabrook
Westminster Forest and Stream Club
William J. Seabrook
Frank T. Butler
George R. Babylon
Baltimore
J. Thomas Anders
John J. Reese
Glenn W. Horner
J. Albert Mitten
Seabrook
J. Hoffman Fuss
Andrew K. Reese
John J
Hagerstown Brewery Sold at Auction for 83000
Receivers sold the Hagerstown Brewing Plant and Ice Factory for 830,000 to Walter D. Wilson of Hagerstown. The plant will continue operations, with stockholders likely receiving nothing while creditors get paid. Election results in Boonsboro show Burgess Rev George Reudabush and councilmen winners Vincent Flock Albert Wilinde Dr J Huber Wade FE Young George E Huffer George E Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown Browing Company
Walter D. Wilson
Hagerstown
Phihy Herrman
Finer
Wall
Boonsboro
Reonsboro
Burgess
George Jen
Reudabush
Vincent Flock
Albert i Wilinde
J. Huber Wade
FE. Young
George E. Huffer
George E Snyder
Snyder
SS Pavis
Washington-bound men travel through Frederick after rain
A group of young men from Washington passed through Frederick this morning on their way from Gettysboro to Washington. They stopped briefly at Brish Bros. and continued their journey, reportedly marching at a brisk pace as they traveled on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frederick
Gettisboro
Brish Bros
Maryland State Bar Association Chooses Cape May for 1912 Convention
The Maryland State Bar Association selects Cape May New Jersey as the site for its annual meeting to be held Tuesday through Thursday, July 4 to 6. Cape May Hotel to serve as headquarters. Officers nominated include President Judge Walter L Dawkins and Vice Presidents Governor Goldsborough Frank Duncan and others. The circulation notes that last year members agreed to travel from Maryland for the annual outing. The executive council includes Henry A Warburton Edward C. Peter W Irvine Cross and Charles W Field. Bananas per capita statistic and Harver's Drug Store promotion appear in the ad.
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State Bar Association
Maryland State Bar Association
Cape May
James W. Chapman, Jr
Maryland
Committee On
Walter I Dawkins
Governor Goldsborough
Frank I. Duncan
Williams Mason Shehan
Wiliam J Witzenbacker
Francis Neal Park
Robert B. Peter
James C. Rogers
Joseph C. France
Roger T. Gill
James W Chapman, Jr
R. Bennett Darnall
Henry A Warburton
Edward C. Peter
W. Irvine Cross
Charles W. Field
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Bartholows Chapel
Hart
Gaithersburg
Germantown
Benjamin Coleman
Elsie Day
S. R. Plumer
Edw. Lindsay
Buriah Griffith
Troutville
Fergaville
Ridgeville
Edward Norwood
Velys
Daisy
Howard County
Edward Browning
Elizabeth &. Norwood
Mount Olive
Oscar Anglebee
Damascus
Claud Mullinix
Wellville
Hves
L. A. Montgomery
Reel’s Mills
Bir
Percy Kelley
McCaslin
Order of Odd Fellows
Mills Vallle Runklies
Woodville
Joby Chaney
Loys
Hye
Standard Oil Company
Washington, D. C
Richmond, Va
Norfolk, Va
New Jersey
Charlotte, N. C
Charleston, W. Va
Charleston, 5S. C
Governor Names Commission
Crederiga Gas and Electric Company
Young & Staley
Charles T K. Young
Pythian Castle
Villa
the Woman’s College
Villa Estates
Edward L
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