Purely Personal: Pleasant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go
Mr. P and Long, manager of City Hostel, 16, spends the day in Washington. Alfred Ritter of this city is in Washington on business. Miss Fannie Zimmerman of North Market Street visits relatives in New York. Rev Mr. Anthony of York Pa is a guest of Mr and Mrs George M Gittinger. Miss Kathyrn Stokes of Washington Q is guest of Mrs Motter East Church Street. Miss Lillis Tyson East Patrick Street spending a few days with friends in Washington. Miss Mary Cassell of Thurmont visits cousins the Misses Foreman at Govanatown. Mr Peyton L Adams of Washington returns after visiting Frederick. Mr Harvey Stokes of Emmitsburg and Mrs White of Thurmont visit Mrs L A Motter. Mr Richard Zachariah of Emmitsburg resigns position with A Q McCardell and leaves for Emmitsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Ritter
Washington
Fannie Zimmerman
Market Street
New York
Mr. Anthony
York
George M.gittinger
Kathyrn Stokes
2. Q
Motter
East Church Street
Lillis Tyson
East Patrick Street
Lriends
Local Notes Relay Social Life Across Washington Baltimore and Rocky Springs
County correspondence chronicles visits and family ties as Mrs Davis hosts in Washington while Mr Waltz in the Philippines sends cigars to friends in town. Tidbits cover church happenings in Dankard and U B conference roams, farm notes, crop prospects, and upcoming local events in Ridgeville Rocky Springs and Mt Town with ceremonies, sermons and galas planned through May.
City Aldermen Meet to Set Election Costs and Water Rates
The first regular meeting of the Mayor and Board of Aldermen discussed election expenses totaling 741.61 and covered contracts for police uniforms. They fixed water rates for Monocacy Canning Factory and Frederick City Creamery and ordered street repairs, a new belt for the electric light plant, and adjourned at 9:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
City Register
City Hall
Schell
Rosenstock Bros
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Wm. E. Stanp
J. A. Dill
West Fourth Street
East Eighth Street
A. P. Marsh
Monocacy Canning
Frederick City
Frederick County Christian Endeavor Convention Opens Day Two
The second day's session at Buckeystown M P church began at nine with devotional exercises and reports from societies district vice presidents and the superintendent. Lectures covered topics from the Endeavorer in the Sunday School to the Home and Soul Saving science, with speakers from Buckeystown Brunswick Lewistown Thurmont and Baltimore. Afternoon sessions featured papers on temperance opportunities and a Saviour’s will, ending with an address on true eloquence. The convention will adjourn tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
J. A. Asper
Lewistown
W. B. Dougherty
Thurmont
Florence Hammond
Baltimore
Wm. B. Wheeler
Woodsboro
H. 8. Price
Westminster
J. M. Holmes
Brief Bits and City Chatter In Summer Notes
A collection of light items including political quip, musings on age and eyes, local repainting at North Market Street by George C Killian crews for Christian Railing, weather jokes about spring chickens, and aphorisms from Manayunk Philosopher and Simon Frost. Also notes on railroads permitting male passengers to dine in shirt waists this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Killian
Christian
North Market Street
Simon Frost
Marten
Sermon to Knights Templar by Rev Switzer at church
Rev B V Switzer will preach to Jacques De Moley Commandery Knights Templar at the M and church South this evening at .30. Templars will march from the lodge room at 7 15 to the church. Local market quotes: corn 2.00 per barrel, shelled corn 40 cents per bushel, ghent 72 cents per bushel. Hay 12 to 14 dollars per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights Templar
B. V. Switzer
Jacques de Moley
Templars
J. E. W. Hargett
Ghent
Business in the Courts Week's Transfers and Licenses
Week ending May 15 reports transfers of real estate, marriage licenses issued, and business transacted in the Circuit and Orphans' Courts. Deeds show multiple parties to Charles H. Brown and others with values listed. marriage licenses include Hezekiah Watterson and Martha Palmer among others. numerous Orphans' Court actions note inventories, accounts, probate, and estates including Clarissa Harris and Hattie Bussard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit and Orphans’ Courts
James E. Brown
John H. Brown
Charles H. Brown
John P. Fox
William H. Boyer
John A. W. Matthews
Baker Johnson
Zachariah T. Rippeon
Henry Klipp
Elizabeth Masser
William L. Groas
John T. Martin
Charles M. Pittinger
James W. le Gore
Charles Wertheimer
Cal- Fil
Bayle
Mary Grossnickle
Hezekiah
Hezekiah Watterson
Martha Palmer
Waynesboro
Willford Garner
Mary Awkward
Liberty
John W. Dittle
Minnie A. Bowman
Emmitsburg
Harvey O. Smith
Ardean V. Burdete
Tramsville
Jesse A. Bagley
Baltimore County
Rebecca Kreppa
Woodsboro
George W. Smith
Frederick
Bessie B. Potts
Henry S. Boyle
Mary Grace Welsh
Orphans’ Court
Hattie V. Bussard
Emma F. Elgin
William 8
Julia A. Leggett
Thaddata J. Bossard
Hattie V. Bossard
David F. Fletcher
Louisa Fletcher
Matilda
Gladhill
John Gladhill
Amanda H. Linthicum
Charles H
Burwell H. Linthicum
Ann Rebscca Wirtz
Ann
Rebecca Virtz
Wallace L. Virtz
Thaddeus T. Bussard
David Crawford
William Arnsparger
News of the Churches In Canton and Maryland Conference Dates
Rev Patrick Flood assigned as assistant to Rev Lawrence J McNamara at St Bridget s Canton Baltimore. Service today in Middletown Reformed Church with Classis members expected to speak. Rev Dr G C H Hasskarl resigns Lyons charge Lehigh County Pa. Brethren churches in Maryland Virginia West Virginia hold a conference at St James Washington county May 23 24 25 with morning and afternoon sessions and a Sunday lovefeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick
Flood
Urbana
Cardinal Gibbons
Lawrence J. McNamara
St. Bridget's Catholic Church
Canton
Baltimore
Middletown
Classis
G. C. H. Hasskarl
St. James’ Lutheran Church
Lehigh County
The
Brethren
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
St. James
Washington County
Yingling Prisoners Convicted in Sugar Loaf Bawdy House Case
In Circuit Court this morning at 9 30 the case State vs John David Ying ling and Fannie Yingling for keeping a bawdy house in the Sugar Loaf mountains went to trial. Worthington prosecuted for the State and John Wood defended the prisoners. The jury returned a verdict of guilty after a short deliberation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Motter
Henderson
John David Yingling
Fannie Yingling
Sugar Loaf Mountains
Worthington
John Wood
Albany Cars Run Militia to Scatter Crowds
Special dispatch reports Tract ion Company cars carried militia as crowds jeered but riots did not occur. Soldiers charged with reversed bayonets scattered strikers. Frank Butcher of Boyd Montana county, 18, injured between freight cars at Washington Junction. arm mashed and to be amputated. He moved to a Washington hospital New Dwelling. Mrs Charles W Wiles erecting a new dwelling on Eighth Pension increased for John Greshon of Thormont to eight dollars per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ten News
N.Y
Traction Company
Frank Butcher
Boyds
Montgoneer County
Washington Junction
Washington Hospital
John Greshon
Thormont
Runaway horse injures Fredericktown official
Mr Marshall Miller secretary of the Fredericktown Savinga Institution broke a collar bone and was badly brained when dragged by a plunging horse on the Spriega turnpike near Frederick yesterday afternoon. His wife and two daughters escaped injury. the wagon lost its dashboard and the horse fled after breaking loose. Miller was cared for at home on North Market street with Dr Johnson attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Miller
Fredericktown
Miller
Brookhill
Mr. Miller
North Market Street
Dr. Wm. ©. Johnson
Mr. Muller
News of the slate and local notices timeline
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Broome of Darnestown dies of pneumonia at 51. Byron's tannery strikers in Williamsport organize to join the AFL. An unknown man and woman die in a freight train collision near Woodbridge, mangled. Governor Smith pardons Samuel Newcomer for 1898 cemetery desecration in Williamsport. Robert W. Hall, GM of Union Mutual Life, dies in Beltaville. Washington County buys iron bridges near Eakle’s Mille Rohreraville and Appletown. Lutheran society convention held in Hagerstown. Rome Redman and John Crowley charged with highway robbery in Baltimore County. Mrs. John Vinton Dahlgren to marry Harry Lehr in NYC June 3. Lehr returns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Broome
Darnestown
Montgomery County
Byron’s
Williamsport
American Federation of Labor
Woodbridge
Governor Smith
Samuel Newcomer
Robert W. Hall
Union Mutual Life Insurance Company
Beltaville
Prince George's County
Washington County
Eakle’s Mille
Rohreraville
Appletown
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Western Conference
Lutheran Church
Hagerstown
Rome Redman
John Crowley
Ellicott City
Baltimore County
Patapsco
John Vinton Dahlgren
Harry Lehr
Baltimore
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
New York
Welsh Boyle wedding at St Peter's Liberty
Miss Mary Grace Welsh daughter of Mrs Warner G Welsh and Mr Harry B Boyle both of Liberty were married in St Peter's church Liberty yesterday morning. Rev Father John Norton conducted the ceremony with the bride given away by her uncle Dr Chan T Harris of Baltimore. Bridesmaids included Edith Welsh sister of the bride and Mary Boyle Eva Sappington Gertrude Wright Edna Rawley Ida Simopson Ulzza Sappington. Groomsmen named Frank Boyle Dr James Coats Sappington James Boyle St John Sidney Sappington Eugene Lawrence Unionville and Dr W H Trail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Boyle
Eva Sappington
Gertrude Wright
Liberty
Edna Rawley
Baltimore
Ida Simopson
Urbana
Ulzza Sappington
Unionville
Ngbers
Frank Boyle
James Coats Sappington
James Boyle
St. John Sidney Sappington
Eugene Lawrence
W. H. Trail
Dragged to Death by a Cow in Hagerstown
A 15 year old, Ira Martin, son of Christian W. Martin, died after a cow dragged him along East North street. The animal panicked, dragging him a block before workers restrained it. He died after being found unconscious on a lawn, brain injury and neck fracture reported. Also notes Adamstown High School Club defeated Point of Rocks 25 to 7 and a May 17 return game is planned. Executors to sell bank shares and household furniture at Court House door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Martin
Christian W. Martin
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Hagerstown
East North Street
Broadway
North Street
John WN. Mehnlien
Point of Rocks
Adamstown
A. H.S
Sigafoosa
Shaff
Jonathan C. Main
David M. Main
Court House
Bank Stack
Montgomery County
George White
Mount Zion
Edward Church
Church
White
Delightful Musicale At Visitation Academy Recital
The Visitation Academy music recital closed the scholastic year with Vocal Class A at the Visitation Academy hall directed by Mrs. Nadine P Allen. Miss Neidhart Burke Rial and others featured in solos and choruses with mandolins and piano accompaniment praised for their polish and grace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Visitation
Visitation Academy
Nadine P. Allen
Misers Cassin
Cavanaugh
Miss Neidhart
Glor
Misa Burke
Misa E. Payne
Toanior
Linton
Harbin
Misa Weidhart
Olvette
Spain
Madrid
Ross
Burke
Har
Miss Rial
Strawberry Fete and Excursion Plans Highlight Local Notes
Local notices cover a Woman's Auxiliary strawberry fete at Y M A rooms June 6 and 7, seafood menu for Friday, an excursion to Washington by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad on May 19, and a church school play. Also listed are a sale of an organ, a spring bicycle frame at H R Flaatt's, a Germano Baptist Brethren trip to Lincoln via Niagara Falls, and local services in dressmaking and eye care by Dr. Wm. Boteler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frederick
Issus
Lincoln
Neb
Niagara Falls
P. D. Fahrney
Pennsylvania Railroad
Buffalo
Chicago
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Fahroey
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Heloise
Epl Abelard
Bern
Joan Buttrick
William Henry Seward
Im Flonda
S. Yi
Baron Founer
Lamers
Sue Cemmmrath
Charleston
Sandard
Seward
Chase
Lrdward Bright
Examiner
Duke of Hamilton
Lis
Alger
John J. Alms
Peter H. Burnett
Calfornia
San Francisco
Bia
SY asnifOs
Tyteh
W. Ll
Ae Weather Bureau
Samuel Thomas
Geo
W. Lidie
Excurson
F. W. Stanb
Aregate
Q. Carty
Dreas Wear
John Hendrickson
I Shriner
P &. Long
CityHostel
Davis
Washington, D.C
Bromwell
William Griffith
Linda Griffith
Mt. Airy
Thomas M. Waltz
M. F. Waltz
12Th Infantry
Philippine Islands
Grant
James M. Rice
Hood’s Mill
R. G. D. Rice
Dankard
Pleasant Hill
Jay Stier
Perryman’s
Harford County
Johns Hopkins University
Nannie
Ridgeville
William Hood
William Boyer
Ventral
Harvey Dayhoof
Singanore
Charles Smith
Edward Grove
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Rocky Springs
U. B
Peter Kemp
Montevus
United Brethren
Joseph Main
Ohio
U. S
David Main
Rory. M. Bowersox
Mill Haven Bethel
Zola Staley
Mollie Helms
Mptown
O. M. Cullum
Providence Church
Kemptown Hall
Nick M. Lewin
A. B. Dupuy
Buckeystown
C.H. Convention
News OF the Churches
Albany
Charles W.wiles
Eighth Street
News OF the Slate
Baseball
Delightful Musicale
Willard N. Garrett
West Patrick Street
Wm. G. MoOomasa
Lidie's Oyster and Fish Depot
G. W. Livig
East Patrick St
Church Street School
East Fourth Street
H. R. Flaatt
Jonas L. Knoll
Lebanon
Eaper
Siphe
Grenadines
Taffeta Silks
Joan Lhexoriosson
Neidig & Miller
Fabbion
EY Noldi, & Miller
Nae
Clinton B. Main
DR. Mean
Clinton RE. Main
Graduste Pharmacist
Isanogle & Wagaman
Ellis
William Cafper Whisner
Boston Journal of Edu
Cation
Terest
Frederick, MD
F. B. Sappington
Ames
Sappington
City Ball
GEO. S"rodook & CO
Rodock & Co
A. T. Rice & Sons
Mortit Market Street
Fredeiwick
T. P. Rice
Rick
St. Fiadk Co
STAUB
NAVY
F. W
Ceresville
Jpresh Car
Minneapolis
Justin
Shriner
E. D. Baltzell
Heinix
E. D. Ballzell
N. Market Street
mi1Odin
Potomac River
Asme
Prican
Willard C. Keller
Patrick ST
Perera
West
Franklin Street
Baltimore Eye, Kay and Throat Hospital
Alty Hotel
Rving S. Biser
Real Estate and Insuranga
Church Street
Donezsdly
Stewart P. Dean
Nicodemus
North Market Strere
All Bovers
Frederick Co
Abey R. Snook
A. N. Cramer
Lewin
Porn
Dutrow
Walkersville
Wm. H. Ramebure
B. Josenour
Z. Pan Rex St
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