The Son and Oon. Maris 1852 Daily News
Moments from the city and surrounding area include social notes of visitors and residents. Philadelphia guest Miss Addie Param visits White Oak Springs. Mrs. Captain John S. Eldridge of Portsmouth, Va., visits near the city. several locals return from trips to Baltimore, Washington, Walkersville, Littlestown, and Philadelphia. business trips noted for Elgin in Sandy Hook and Wertheimer in B alimeré. and a plan to sell building lots on installment via the Improvement Land and Building Association after recent director reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Param
Philadelphia
B. Drill
White Oak Springs
John S. Eldridge
Portsmouth
Eldridge
Sallie Janney
P. Janney
Pennsylvania Railroad
City Hall
A. I. Yeskle
Samuel Dorsty
Mary Lee Topper
Baltimore
Henry Wineberg
Fannie Shiplex
Lewistown
George Best
AldKnightstown
Daniel Seeger
Washington
Robert Lee
Sykesville
Robert LaDow
East Second Street
Bliss Annie Hammit
Liberty
Eisenhower
Florence Miller
Hallie Walker
Margaret Ritchie
J. P. Perry
L. P. Dizon
Kate Snovell
Walkersville
Eri. E. Reifsnider
Littlestown
Edward Keefer
South Market Street
Fannie Lochner
Randolph N. Martz
Preonian Springs
Thomas Tolbin
Nicholas Lochner
East Fifth Street
A. Resenour
New York
Robert A. Kemp
New Midway
W.&. Elgin
Sandy Hook
Charles Wertheimer
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Bailimeré
Improvement, Land and Building Association
Local Health Notes and Marriage Licenses Record
The Sick. Police Officer John Hobbs and Russ Minerva Press suffer grip relapses. Mr. Philip Reich, Frederick’s oldest citizen, is ill at his daughter’s home. Miss Jennie Hergett from East Secord street is ill. Marriage licenses issued to Frederick Barnes and Charlotte M Phoenis of Jefferson, and Frenklin C Hillabridle and Lillie F Baugher of Mount Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hobbs
Russ
Minerva Press
Philip Reich
Frederick
A. J. BeLashman
South Market Street
Jennie Hergett
East Secord Street
Frederick Barnes
Charlotte M. Phoenis
Jefferson
Frenklin C. Hillabridle
Lillie F. Baugher
Mount Pleasant
Sunday School Anniversary at AD Saints Church
The twenty fifth anniversary of AU Saints Sunday school was observed with a snow themed chancel display and a program including a carol, processions, and readings. Rector Hey. UOs borne Inzie offered remarks, Addison fogle spoke on mission work, and forty students received prizes. Offerings totaled 766 dollars for the evening and similar for the year, with 92 dollars directed to a missionary in China. The church notes 200 scholars, 25 teachers and officers, and a flourishing history since May 1866.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AD Saints
AU Saints
Addison Fogle
Jerusalem
Menovriam
China
Suiss Campbell
Saints Sunday School
Social gatherings light up the town with warm receptions
Youthful picnics at White Rock concluded with a party hosted by Miss Gertie Smith on East Fourth Street. Rev Ozborne Jungle to host an open at home from 7 to 10 pm in honor of Rev Mr Ingie on his silver rector anniversary at All Saints. Pleasant Part features a neighborhood gathering at Dr and Mrs Hunichen with a structured program of recitations and readings followed by games, cards, and a well supplied dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Rock
Gertie Smith
East Fourth Street
Tar News
Ozborne Jungle
Ingie
All Saints
Nellie Hunichen
Lottie Hargett
Mamie Jones
Daisy Darrow
Bertha Hargett
Maud Hunichen
George Howard
Bland Hunichen
Bessie Getzendanner
Daisy Durren
Maud Huonichen
Yellow Springs
Geo. L. Broadrup
Baltimore City
Broadrup
Charlesville
D. A. Schildknechdt
Myersville
Emma E. Palmer
el Jerton
J- Ezra Summers
Schildbnechdt
Annapolly
the Spectator
Daisy
Leuna Weiter
Baltimoresh
the Gamblers
Ascension P. E
Weettmister
Sander
Tie West South
Charles H. Keefer
Patrick J Street
Red Foxes
United Drill Association
J. KR
Wilen
Genersi Omerelaneoe
Woods le
Thes County
Schoouls
Chautauqus Literary and Scientife Circle
Mipale Markey
East Pat- Tick Street
Jacques de Malay
Wm. Boyer
White Hook
Monocacy
School Board to appoint county trustees Saturday
The Board of School Commissioners will meet on Saturday to complete the appointment of the county's public school trustees and to confer with the Board of County Commissioners on appropriations for school maintenance and new school buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of School Commissioners
Board of County Commissioners
Bed Fair Aide Leads to Major Hotchkiss Injury
Major Thomas Hotchkiss of Florida, visiting his sister Mrs. Trozell on East Patrick Street, fell from the steps to the pavement last Friday and sustained head injuries. His condition this morning was reported critical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hotchkiss
Florida
Mrs. Trozell
East Patrick Street
Dance at Monterue Hospital Lifts Inmates Spirits
A dance was held yesterday at Vonterue Hospital for inmates and about two hundred fifty visitors attended. The event featured elaborate decorations and a pleasant time was enjoyed by all participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monterue
Vonterue Hospital
W C T U Meeting Announced For Tomorrow
A Women’s Christian Temperance Union meeting is set for tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock in the HM E church. An executive committee session will convene Thursday morning at 9 30 in the A E church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C.T
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
HM. E
A. E
B. & O. Pay Car Visits City
The B and O pay car arrived in the city shortly before noon today drawn by a special engine. The event delighted local employees as the car prepared to depart, sharing a moment of morale in the workplace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leity
Cheap Ice Prices and Summer Supply Concerns
The piece discusses rising ice costs and access issues amid a summer shortage. It notes New York’s prior price spikes, mentions storage and distribution challenges, and hints at potential impacts on consumers and markets outside New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
New York
Ittus
Lewlers
Yellow Springs and Mechanicstown May News Blitz
A compilation of local notes from Yellow Springs and Mechanicstown dated May 10 to May 13 highlighting community events. Mentions improvements to properties, road and barn foundations, church activities including quarterly conference and Children’s Day preparations, social visits and visits by doctors, teachers and local residents. The area reports diverse small-town happenings with several named residents and places.
Hustlers Offer Prizes for Tobacco Sales
James G. Butler & Co of St Louis offered 12000 in prizes to jobbers who would win largest sales by May 5 191. G Mantz Besant won second prize 100 in cash and Geo Brust & Co on West Patrick street received 10 as a dealer prize from the Something Good tobacco brand promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Butler & Co
8. Louis
Aldermanic Committee to pass accounts this evening
The Aldermanic Committee on Claims will meet this evening at 8 o'clock to pass accounts, which will be submitted to the full board of Aldermen at their monthly meeting tomorrow night for final action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldermanic
Aldermanic Committee On
Washington
Frank Dickson
Prederick
Grerreinnes Stabley
Montgomery County
Cumberland
D. James Blackiston
Hopewell Hebb
A. N. Hartman
Frostburg
Cliss Callie Hene
South Market Street
Bies
D. and
D. Institute
Chas. B. Tyson
Frederick
Tewcaster
Y. 81. C. GU
R. W. C. Bell
Union Rooms
Young People’s Guild of the Reformed Church
Talmage
Yeakle
General Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church
Lebanon
Maryland Evangelical Lutheran Synod
Baltimore
Alvert
A. H. Studebaker
J. G. Morris
D. D
LL. D
J.W. Riel
A. Kemp
S. Domer
D. C
Middletown
Harrisburg
General Council
General Synod
King's Daughters’ Society
M. E.clurch
AL. Eader
Susie Stuli
Eliza Hardt
Himbary and
Carty
Christian Endeavor Association of the
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Frederick Grows As Development Group Eyes Prosperity
A confident Frederick booster, Mr. Geo. Van. Smith, praises the Frederick and Leon Development Company for industrial growth. He expects railroad improvements and more factories, urging citizens to support efforts to attract small industries and boost the town’s status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. van. Smith
Frederick and Leon
Frederick
Satth
Fredrick
Emall
Ierely
Sam
The Jefferson Bed of Hope in a Social Glass Night
Whit-ALonday Notes reports a temperance evening at Temperance Hall featuring the moral drama The Social Glass and additional performances. A Libertyesterday temperance celebration led by Rev. Joseph Henry of the colored Methodist church occurred, while Reynolds Post No. 2 held its semi monthly meeting at Red Men's Hall and the Creagerstown Aid Society hosted its annual supper at Joseph E. Martin's Loos residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Bed of Hope
Temperance Hall
Red Men's Hall
Aid Society of
Hagerstown Painters Organize Union for Higher Wages
Journeymen painters in Hagerstown form a union to secure mutual protection and push wages from twelve to fifteen cents per hour after June first, or two dollars per day for ten hours. Bricklayers have won most proposed changes. Maryland building trades show strong activity with high labor demand across canal counties and full employment for journeymen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Journeymen
Maryland
Canal Counties
Final accounts approved in Orphans' Court
The second and final account of Cornelius Dubel, executor of John Dubel, deceased, settled and distribution made. The third and final account of Mary E. Martin, guardian to Howard K. Martin, settled. The first and final account of H. Clay DeGrange, administrator of Peter De Grange, deceased, settled. The third account of Mary E. Martin, guardian to Nevin and Murray K. Mar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Dubel
John Dubel
Alary E. Martin
Howard KE. Marttin
H. Clay DeGrange
Peter DeGrange
Mary E. Martin
Nevin
Murray K. Martin
Smyser to Install Eight Public Drinking Fountains
Mr Geo P Smyser of E G Smyser Son's Novelty Iron Works York Pa was in Frederick yesterday taking measurements for eight public drinking fountains to be erected in various city locations. He expects completion in about two weeks and promises bronzed garnished units with self closing faucets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. P. Smyser
E.G. Smyser & Son
Novelty Iron Works
York
Frederick
Real Estate Transfers Record in Frederick County
Real estate notices show Harry W. Bowers and wife transferring a lot to William A. Mehriing for 180 dollars. Bowers and wife also transfer a lot in Frederick County to Edward Cramer for 200 dollars. H Dorsey Etchison, trustee, conveys 1 acre with two roads and 44 perches of land and personal property to J C Hardt Hiram Keefer Jonathan Biser and C S Levy for 1870 dollars.
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Harry W. Bowers
William A. Mehriing
Edward Cramer
Frederick County
H. Dorsey Etchison
J. C. Hardt
Hiram Keefer
Jonathan Biser
C.¥.S Levy
Engine upgrades at factory and brick yard work begin
The shoe factory engine proved too small and a larger one has been ordered and is being placed today. The engine and boiler for the new steam brick yards will be unloaded and set in position at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicstows
Blue Ridge Mountains
Mechanicstown
County Commissioners Meet for Road Work and Bridge Plan
The County Commissioners convened in session yesterday to transact general business. Today they will be out in the county attending to road business. On Wednesday the board will meet Carroll county commissioners at Sam's Creek to discuss building a joint bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Carroll County
Sam’s Creek
Tri state baseball league plan proposed by Catonsville man
Bir. Katzenberger of Catonsville aims to form a tri state league including Cumberland Hagerstown Frederick Westminster Chambersburg Martinsburg and Winchester. He reports replies from Martinsburg Chambersburg Hagerstown and Frederick and pushes fast progress on the plan. A Speedy Run by Mr William H Duvall on a Victor wheel covered eight miles in 22 minutes on ordinary roads, praised as one of the best runs by a Frederick wheelman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bir
Katzenberger
Catonsville
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Frederick
Westminster
Ald
Chambersburg
Martinsburg
Winchester
W. Va
Wm. H. Duvall
Spectator notes and events in Annapolly district
A new local pager named the Spectator emerges in Annapolly with mentions of a poem in The Baltimoresh, a large variety of community items including church notes, society meetings, school matters, a Chautauqua circle, a drill association, and local incidents such as a hunt for a missing item and horses dying at stables. The report lists community leaders, public notices, and upcoming events across multiple local institutions in a period tone.
Carpet Department Matting Trade Grows Amid New Arrivals
The showroom boasts new Gatings Charlies and Serges plus 27 and 40 inch Flouncings as Shan tong Pongees entice buyers. Japanese Mattings arrived yesterday bringing 179 rolls or 800 yards sold. sales rise daily. Headquaters offers exclusive styles and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Cs
Middletown Berlin Day Festival and Road Meeting
Middletown held a large day with parades and a railroad meeting to discuss joining Mechanictown and forming a road charter. The Middletown committee members were named to the Incorporatura, with strong civic support and a confident outlook for the project. The day featured the American Band and a Good Trip parade alongside music and entertainment. Arrivals list and local notices followed, noting residents traveling from nearby towns. A brick contract for a new factory building was announced.
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Middletown
Odd Fellows
Io.g. T
Allencan
Willan
Gsborne
Wasiutton
Puddle School
Baildins
Maryland St
Mechanicatown
Tor
Edward Kefsaver
Charles Coblents
Thomas Remeburg
Mechanicstown
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