Local notes mix with society items and oddities
A scattered district column notes casual incidents and local happenings. It mentions a marriage license issued to Samuel Fockler and Miss Kate Wheat in Euclid, county. a man’s visit to a dentist after drinking. talk of an organ club in Cumberland amid baseball fever. Governor Brown granting use of the House of Delegates for a veterans gathering in June. and brief items on gold estimates, Pen-Mar reopening, colonial laws collection, strawberry festivals, and local mischief near an ice cream sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Fockler
Kate
Euclid
Zake
Ohio
Cumberland
Govermor Brown
House of ‘Delegates
Maryland
Sonia Veterans
Pen-Mar
Janes
Charlemagne ‘Tower
West Indies
le da
Warehime
Chas
N. Hahn
Death by overexertion at Homeopathic School of Medicine
John Weant of Double Pipe Creek died in Baltimore after overexertion while attending lectures. He raised a fellow student in his arms during a playful moment and ruptured a blood vessel in the lungs. He had been a student at the Homeopathic School of Medicine for several months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Weang
John Weant
J. Washington Weant
Double Pipe Creek
Mon- Gaz
Homeopathic School of Medicine
Balthmore
Sto
Marriage in Baltimore Forms New Union
HYHENEAS. MATTHEWE-HARDINE wed in Baltimore on April 30 186? by Rev George W Morgen. Maud M Harding of Frederick married to William T Matthews of Baltimore. Also notes Dr G U Sharetts of Frederick elected president of Maryland Homeopathic Medical Society. local health notices and a call for subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthewe
Hardine
Baltimore
George W. Morgen
Maud M. Harding
Frederick
William T. Matthews
Sharetts
GU. A. Sharetts
Maryland Homeopathis Medical Society
Seation
Dry Goods and Carpet Merchants Form Frederick Association
A meeting of Frederick dry goods and carpet merchants at the Mutual Insurance Office agreed to form The Dry Goods and Carpet Merchants Association of Frederick. They pledged to close their stores at 6 PM daily from June 4 to Sept 1 1894 to allow salespeople rest and avoid disrupting public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Mutual Insurance Office
Suse
Geo. Be -Redeck
David H. Best
Thomas H. Haller
James E. Walker
Arrivals Report From Borel and Nearby Areas
A fragmented list notes arrivals and names linked to Borel, Lake New York, Worcester, Chicago, Norfolk, and Carroll County. The item mentions yesterday noon and includes numerous initials and partial surnames such as Lewis, Leight, Mustardy, Crall, Langefield, Joye, Blank, Keys, Pord, Knell, Smith, Belt, Bali, and Fox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borel
Bo EE
Bay
Charles More New -York
W. Sadler
Norfolk
Grove House
ML. “Fox
Carroll County
Worman Wedding Celebrates Tin Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Wm J Worman of Harmony Grove celebrated their tin wedding on Whit-Monday night with many guests. The tenth anniversary featured lavish refreshments and a beautifully arranged table marking a pleasant, hospitable evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm_ J. Worman
Harmony Grove
Max DaNcz
Onion Bridge
W. Gaither
O. Clemson
Rowe
Sappington
Clemzon
Peaxre
Monograph on Connecticut education history by Steiner
The Bureau of Education issued a monograph on Connecticut education history by Dr. Bernard C. Steiner of Baltimore. Commissioner's letter calls it a circular of unusual interest, tracing colonial origins to 1635 and detailing elementary to high school development including Yale Trinity Wesleyan histories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
der. Steiner
Bureau of Education
Connecticut
Bernard C. Steiner
Baltimore
Harris
Tal
Secretary of the Interior
Yale University
Trinity
Wesleyan Colleges
Weather and Crops Report From the State Bureau
The past week was warm and dry, favorable for farm work with abundant sunshine. Crops across Northern Central Maryland show improvement with oats and wheat in good condition, corn coming up, and fruit promising. rain would aid hay and fruit development. Local reports note some replanting after heavy rain on the sixth and garden areas showing mixed progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bureau
Maryland
Frederick County
Ark Progress
Marsland
Det
Oceania
Fredbeige
Burkitteville
J. Paul Slifer
Mt. St. Mary’s
Hlege
Garry
Hagerstown firemen invited to participate in demonstration
The Hagerstown Demonstration and Independent Hose Company held a special meeting to act on an invitation for Hagerstown to take part in a firemen’s demonstration next month. The committee reported promising news and rates, with many uniformed members expected to attend. Delegates were re elected to the forthcoming convention in Hagerstown on June 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Independent’ Hose Company
No. 1
Hageratown
Ind
Messrs
D. Hi. Kolb
C. B Eader
E.S. Eichelsberger
J. Roger McSherry
J. H. Heuer
Fremen
Hegerstown
Jacob Rohrback
Geo. T. Kline
Walter Saunders
Hany Baer
Charles Wallace
Mr. Urner Retires From Naval Office
Milton G. Urner will retire today and be succeeded by Barnes Compton. He plans to move to Frederick to practice law. Urner served in the U S Navy and was active in public service circles, with friends bidding him farewell as he steps down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urner
the Sun
Milton G. Urner
Naval Office
Barnes Compton
Frederick
Tc Pene
Avery May flood damages and church notices
The section reports heavy flood damage with J B Gambrill dam washed away and roads blocked. Bridges and railroad track at Richt's Hills were damaged, workmen repairing. It notes May 24 27 Avery Chapel quarterly meeting led by Rev. Miller, plus local social activity, missionary meeting, and various visits and postings about community life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filebi’s
J B. Gambrill
Bolb
Geo
E. Cook
Mr. Cook
J. x Falee
Rieht’s
Avery
Avery Chapel
Miller
Amy Belt
Rockville
Biles
Marion Groomes
Edgar Cashell
Mary Story
Lucy Welsh
Kemp
Della
Margaret Fraley
Filot Hill
Nettie Linthicum
Brownsville Deaths and Local News Notes
The item records the death of Mya James Remsburg of Yorrowsburg near Brownsville on Sunday around 5:15 am after a long illness aged about 56, leaving a husband and daughter. It also notes a Love Feast by the German Baptist Brethren, clergy in attendance, sermons, and services at Episcopal and other churches, plus visiting locals and community events including a wedding in Jefferson, farm labor, and weather and crops outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownaville
James Remsburg
Yorrowsburg
Brownsville
Remsburg
Daniel Morton
Boonsboro
David Long
Daniel Wolf
C.W. Castle
el Yourke
John Rowland
David Ausherman
Victor Long
Olive Butterbaugh
David ‘Clay
Desner
Otho ‘Highberger
David
Ikeferson
Katie Keplinger
Boonsboro,s
Jefferson
L.E. Etchison
Edward Herring
Harper's Ferry
Frances Li
Shaft
Middletown
M. E
Beale, Jr
Buckestows
Miss Settle Sincell
John Sincall
Nest Jefferson
Robert
Choice Hue of Gents Cheviot Ties and Bows Offer
This morning's express lists Hue of Gents Cheviot Ties and Bows to pair with Colored Dress Shirts at 1M and 15 cents. A fine assortment of Percale Shirts at 75 cents, worth $1, with better ones at $1 and $125. Also new fabrics like Son of Charlies Dotted Swisses Dimities Irish Lace and Plaids plus light linens and cheap prices throughout. A new soap assortment Lans O glycerine and buttermilk soap promoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Express
Walker & Co Mens Furnishings stock advert
A dated advertisement promotes J Walker & Co mens furnishing goods. It touts a splendid stock of white and colored shirts, gauze underwear, drawers in gauze and drill, all sizes, and mentions brand items with pricing hints for tea and gunpowder as part of a broader catalog.
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Gor Hascion
Shoham
Baron Fourier
Tielan
Villonet
Tate
London
Paris
Colle Gia
Vendome
Louisiana
J. Aree
Eee
Pzarom
Tam
Tod
Jrecord
WaseIéTon
D.G
Mws Hannxeros
Bureau
Cory
Cornelius
Irena
Lisle
C. EB. Doli
South Market Street
Deckie
Iy Aire
Henry ‘Marken
Sallie al Frey
Salilé M Frey
John Dd. Duble
Isnd
Carlton Shafer
Benjamin Schaff
L. Shaff
Fannie V. Shaff
Brunswick
Phebe
Blegs
Tog, &E
Frederick City
Columbus Welkes
Emma Boais
Littletox
Lewstown
Dervices
Housa
TEE Social World
Bay's Hall
St Pearl
A. W
Nicodemus
Tea News
Steffi
Bacseysions
Washington
Clarence Grove
Henristta White
Near Bi Baurkiteville
Smith
A.C. P. Bezazzo
Psient
Chicago
American Society For the Protection of Humanity
Rae
Hood
Zion’s Reformed Church
Chartenville
Jane
Faisone Milter
Zion
Lloyd Stull
Zion “Reformed ‘Church
Charles Smith
Charles. Malo
Marshall Ztie
Bet Bethel
Tmad
Jeferson
Redland
Oniprey
Bowers
Fie Society
eAws Mills
Lowe
Koontz
Eugene Hughes
Montgomery County
Thin Place
Ucgersat
Hopeland
Shriner Milling CO
Sancy’s Choice
Shriner
Barbara Direl
Hannah Jeneinge
Mfr
Br. Geo. B
Carner
Grace’ Gaugh
Hanson Stoll
Skids
Yelor Springs
Montevue
Mulliniz & Kemp
Moors & Kear
John Hendrickson
Bpring Capes
Bret
BEST
Jee
Créim
Lagehe
Rumpf’s
Market Street
Beckley’ Confectioner
Beto
James S. Wileee
Walker & CO
EB. & W. Collars
Coon Brand Arrow
Ismes E. Walera & CO
AT. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rice & Sons
Porsea, Discross
Bell Harley
Rt Beer
RQ Bachart
Availor
Moscassi
Darton
Gan Supe
Kubly
Sgure
Baltimore Veen
Lyrens Vallee
Sroeses Creek
Shriner's
GCO
Ofice
East
Patrick Street
Water Street Depot
Snether Plain
Colara
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