PURELY PERSONAL NOTES OF TOWN RESIDENTS
Local social notes list residents and visitors from town and nearby areas. Individuals travel for business, visiting relatives, or returning from trips to Baltimore, Knoxville, Chicago, Rockford, and Texas, with several staying in the city for a day or a few days. Mentions include Bracesworth, Pearre, Weame, Dyer, Fabroey, Wilcoxes, Williamzoo, Adams, Osok, Lerch, Troxell, Sheeley, Lebberthen, Batting, Fleshman, Hamerick, Willmar, and Augustine Willmar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justica J. Bracesworth
George A. Pearre
J. H. Weame
Baltimore
Edward M. Dyer
East Fourth Street
Dennis Fabroey
Waynesboro
Mesara
George Wilcoxes
Thomas M. Williamzoo
Texas
Jacob Adams
Littlestown
Wm. Roberts
East Third
Laura I. Osok
South Market Street
George W. Lerch
Knoxville
Mosers
Frank Troxell
Allen Sheeley
Eammltsburg
William B. Lebberthen
Chicago
Ox Fibre Brush
O. Edward Batting
New York
George Fleshman
Patrick Atreat
Rockford, Il
Fisahman
Wiz
Fannie Hamerick
Frederick
Mare
Augustine Willmar
Muliberry Street
Hageratows
Automatic Telephone Demo Incites Local Trial in Frederick
Frederick County Company prepares to showcase an experimental automatic telephone system. The Automatic Electric Company of Chicago installs a switchboard for six lines at the new exchange building. Public phones will be available soon at the Westaro Union Telegraph office Williamson’s drug store Smith and Denzarga’s and the central office. Notable local illness reports include John T Moore, Thomas Hickins, West Moberly, Wesley Tali, Frank Smist, and Annis Zacharias with hospital treatment or recovery updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Co
Automatic Electric Company
Chicago
Frederick County Telephone and Telegraph Company
Pew Exchange
Westaro Union
Williamson
Mith & Derzsar
Ths
Central Offics
Exchange
Puldit x
John T. Moore
East South Street
Thomas Hickinsv
East Fourth Street
Weal Moberly
West South Street
Weeley Tali
Frank Smist
Fourth Street
Ma Annis Zacharias
Frederick City
Funeral for Miss Jane Darrow Held at Met Pleasant
The funeral of Miss Jane Darrow was held Wednesday May 15 from her home at Met Pleasant. The Rev J J Schaffer conducted services at the Reformed church near M& Piess nat. Pallbearers named Frederick wartick J A Nusbaum 721 Salth Edward Cremer Hirman Beckey and Jacob P Yissson. Interment followed at Glede Kemetsry. Jacob B Perry & Son were funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Darrow
Met Pleasant
J. J. Schaffer
the Reformed Church
M&. Piessnat
Frederick Wartick
J. A. Nusbaum
Salth
Edward Cremer
Hirman Beckey
Jacob P Yissson
Glede Kemetsry
Jacob
Perry & Son
Direto S
Special Session Advances City Settlement Efforts and Street Expansion
City officials debated unsettled accounts as Edward A. Gittinger reported a $1,275.87 city balance with $1,057.34 already paid and $218.03 to still collect. The board released uncollected sewer charges and other taxes, considered widening East Church Street, and discussed Carter Street ownership and potential condemnation if no agreement with local landowners is reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cily Register
East Church Street
Mesio
Apooal Aesalon
Edward A. Gittinger
Jare City Register
City Register
E C
Schell
York, Hanover
Frederick
Carter Street
L. M. Stone
Carter Atreet
Ostter Atrees
Yeakle
Douglas
East Church Atreat
Charles Mehlring
Wm. A. Haba
Haat Obnah Street
Hershberger
Bowers
Lease
Lavy
Market Street
Third
Fifth
P. D. Fahrosy
Bouth Eum Street
West Third Strees
Carroll Creek
East Patrog Street
Boheil
Complaint About Autolets Speeding In Town
A reader-letter style notice argues speeding vehicles through Tharmeat streets should be deterred. It urges responsible witnesses to report fast cars to the mayor, who would enforce the law and place speed limits on motor driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oreron
Tara
Gisa
Othe
Oatoctia Diarion
Religious World Notes and Week Announcements
Minsters preach across towns with Rev John Paul Tyler at Flint Hill and service at Eckleyeville Mission. Sunday schools and Holy Communion schedules span multiple churches including St Johns Buckeystown Grace Trinity Mt Pleasant Reformed and more. Evangelical Lutheran and Episcopal services listed with times, sermons by Rev Tyler Rev Steck Rev Bach Bach and others. Maryland Reformed church meeting in Westminster May 22 to 29 with sessions, worship, and elections among 11,000 to 12,000 members across charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Paul Tyler
Flint Hill
Eckleyeville
St. John’s Reformed Church
Buckeystown
Atwill Connor
German Baptist Brethren’ Church
All Satute’ Episcopal Church
Morelog
Mt. Pleasanot Reformed Church
Grace Trinity Reformed Church
Grace Reformed Church
EB L McLean
Methodist Episcopal Church
Georgs W. Shoamaker
A. J. Gill
Epworth Lesgue
O. Albert Gilnon
RE. R. Bachbach
Bt. John’s Catholic Church
J W. Kiracote
Backeyatowo M. P
E O Makosky
O E. Society
Ita
Young People’s O. HK. Bocisty
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Rome
Maryland
Train tragedy at Monrovia and Braddock Heights opening
Baltimore man, W. G. Miller, about 25, was struck by a passenger train near Monrovia and killed, left crushed. authorities sent his remains to Baltimore. Braddock Heights opens Monday with Wolfaville Band, vaudeville acts, and a new dining building under J. Fred Maton, weather favorable for a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.H. Miller
Baltimore
Monrovia
W. G. Miller
Miller
George Smith
H H. Booking, Jr
New Market
Braddock Heights
Wolfaville
Theatresta
Morbing
Heights
Mario
Harry &. Morgan
Suterfainer
Pail Smith
J. Fred Maton
Opentox
Morphat
Smith Dandog
Wolfeville
SOW TO COOL A BOT PORCH
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Chicago Team Coming to Frederick June 25 Game
Manager Joseph F. Beacht of the Frederick Baseball Club arranged a game with the Wa mona Chicago Original Baseball Club to be played here on June 25. The Chicago team's manager says it will be composed of old-time league players. A separate item reports Mrs Thomas Spinseller fainting from dizziness while returning from market and being aided to her home on South Marxes Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Joseph F. Beacht
Frederick Baseball Club
Wamona
Chicago Original
Thomas Spinseller
John Ed. Sohell
Henderson Announces Candidacy for County Attorney
James Riley Henderson, son of Judge James B. Henderson, has announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Montgomery County attorney. He seeks to succeed incumbent Robart B. Peter, challenging the current office holder in local party races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
James Riley Henderson
James B. Henderson
Oir Cult Court
Montgomery County
Anccead
Robart B. Peter
Dr. Appleman Plans New Home Near Middletown
Dr. 8 P Appleman has purchased land from Mr. H Boutzabo near Mr. George W Gaver's dwelling a short distance east of Middletown to erect a modern home. The site lies along a street known as srolley Hine and will serve as the doctor’s residence and project in the local area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. P. Appleman
H. Boutzabo
George W. Gaver
Middletown
Public Sale and Event Notices at Frederick in May 1907
Public sale of O A Wickless personal property at 200 East 6th St and a dancing event at Miles Ritchie’s School. Freight schedules show limited Friday May 17 and May 18 service. Kemp Hall readings Tuesday May 21 with admission 23 cents. notices mention clothing cleaning, serge sales, and community announcements from Starr Kallar & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Wickless
East 6Th St
Miles Ritchie
Seace
W.M. Ritcchie
Derick
Starr, Kallar & Co
Clila W. Franklin Brrent
Frederick
City
Wadawly
Pound Party At Miss Annie Conrad Home
A pound party was held at the home of Miss Annie Conrad on Knot Sixth street last night. The gathering passed pleasantly with games and amusements of various kinds, and refreshments were served at a late hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Conrad
Knot Sixth Street
Iast
Local Shop Ad Lists Imported Chinaware and Groceries
Busy Corner displays a special import line of Chinware and a window sample. Prices for gloves cakes soaps and household items are listed with several low costs. Fresh fruits vegetables hams cheese and dairy products are advertised along with new potatoes peas asparagus and radishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.wa
Cbelees
Elesphaner's
Markes
Secod
Obins Mission Chapter Sale and Tea Event May 21 1907
The Obins Mission Chapter of All Saints Church announces a two hour sale and reception on Tuesday afternoon May 21 1907 from four to six at Bishop Johns home 103 Record Street. Admission 23 cents. Proceeds support mission work. Includes tickets for one day only round trip and a variety of goods and snacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obins Mission
All Sainsa’ Church
Bishop Johns
Record Street
Cramer & Stausfer
Noar Orpesderick
Fidelity
Mortgsens
Mubstram
Sais
Potenger
Milsudidwe Nile Station
Wick Street
Montgomery County
Acrus
Boyds
Tadian
Sheres of
Liberty Toranike Ste
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Rewig & Miller
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BT KC
Henry Tratl
Grosehouses
Frederick Country
Marion C. Baller
West South Stress
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Auparsos
BR. Co
Hagerstown
Terma Cash
Walter Saunders
Mats‘s Bakery
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Retoro
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Rodoch
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Baruain
Chris Mattlogy
George 8. Rodour & CO
Thos, P. Rice
Thomas P. Bige
North Market Bireot
Combeloer
Court Street
Kansington
Alfred Ritter
A. Ross Mackeenzie
M. D
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Mic
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Massure
Comeraenes Hospital
Soli
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North Market
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North Market ST. Frederick
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