Brief Bits and Banter From The Times
A jumble of quips and notices covers fashion, science, and daily life. Items mention new wine, tea harvesting, a pawnbroker’s rise, canal length and cost, carriage ownership in Britain, tuberculosis among cattle, heirs after lawyers, cheap durable goods, trumpet players, incubator memories of Washington, piano tuning, hair brush cleaning, ice deliveries, blanket washing with ammonia, a Washington visit by Mrs. Riehl, a quip about aging women, and perceptions of Chinese and Japanese relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eyven
Manchester
Great Britain
Washington
Charles J. Riehl
Lillian
Washington, D.C
The Negro Fugitive Bowie Believed Hiding Near Baritone and Orleans
Reported fugitive Owen Bowie a dangerous negro murderer believed to hide in woodland between Bartonsville and Kellersville. County officers searched Kellerayne and Rieb’s Mills without success while rumors spread of sightings. Officials say a reward may be offered soon and Getzbauh will pursue new leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Bowle
Bartonerille
Orleans
Geo. Geizbaugh
Kellersville
Rieb’'s Mills
Frederick
New Market District
Bowie
Kellerayne
Bartonsvile
Edward Adams
New Market
Chas Smith
Adams
Smith
Revere
Howes
Getzbaugh
Doll Brothers
Missionary Meeting Opens Maryland Episcopal Convention
At All Saints Church Bishop Paret presided over a missionary eve as the 11th annual convention opened in Baltimore. Speakers included Rev. P F W Clampett and Rev. Sheres of Newfoundland. Sheres gave vivid accounts of Labrador work and urged united mission effort across Maryland. The procession, choral setup, and communion marked the formal start with 127 clergy, 83 parishes, and 141 worship places noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Saints’ Church
Paret
Keva
Buell
Murphy
Clampett
Sheres
Archdeason Ingle
FP. W. Clampstt
St. Peter’s Church
Baltimore
Ufe
Torel
Mazedonis
Maryland
England
Missionary Society For the Propagation of the Gospel
Newfoundland
United States
Buffalo
Labrador
Conception Bay
E.quimaux
Eegul- Manz
Heart and Son
Mary
Lam Gish
Merryland
Jlo
Court Square
Ingie
Theorga
Addres
Wm. Parez
Riva
Marburg
Hall, Baker and Gambrall
Statistica
All Saints' Church Hosts Maryland Clerical Convention
The All Saints' church scene centers on the Maryland Clocisan Convention with a large assembly, spirited missionary hymn singing, and notable clergy among the attendees. Veterans like Rev. Dr. Brand and Rev. Dr. Lakin attend as elder figures while several Baltimore clergy travel by bicycle via the Frederick pike, with a business session planned and diocesan missions to be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brand
Harford County
Dr. Lakin
Princeton College
Ecleston
Cras. W. Hoss
Princeton
James D. Mason
Adam Denmeld
Baltimore Bir
Baltimore
Frederick
J. K. Cooke
Gracechurch
Frederick W. Glampett
Philip B. Saddler
St Peter's Church
Edwin B. Niver
Christ Church
William H. 3Giton
Repairs On North Market Street Gutter Work Begins
A force of corporation workmen under Superintendent George Brengle of the Northern District were engaged this morning in repairing the gutter on both sides of North Market Street between the Square Corner and Church Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation
George Brengle
North Market Street
Eqtare
Church Street
Potomac fishing season ends. squirrel hunting banned in Frederick
The Potomac river fishing time expired at midnight and will not reopen until January. Frederick county bans any slaughter of squirrels until June 15. Snow Balls: seasonal snow ball stands have opened for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac River
Jane
Frederick County
The Bicycle Meet Official Committees Form Roster
A long list assigns chairs and members to executive grounds races printing reception and refreshments committees for the July bicycle meet. The force under Charles F Fleming begins building a quarter mile track at the Athletic Park to make it one of the best in the state, aiming for rapid completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. 8. Wagner
Eline B. Rameburg
Victor M. Marken
John 5. Bielfeld
Danist B. Miller
Ira J. McCurty
Ira J. McCurdy
Etlsy B. Ramsburg
Graysom Bowers
George Weiser
Victor M Mark
Chas. Carty
F. 8. Kater
George Wilcoxon
R. ¥.Smth
W.M. Blinks
Schaffer
J. Hargett
Barnes Frundle
Guy Thomas
Rane
Harry Lochner
Caytito
G. J. Doll
J. Murray Irish
M. F. Moberly
Harry Brinb
J. Schmidt
Gerson Rosenoar
Edward Hail
John E. R. Wood, Jr
E. A. Grove
Stewart Dean
E. C Gormac
Harry Brish
Ghas. F. Fleming
Athletic Park
News of the churches in Frederick and Westminster
Regular lecture at Lutheran Chapel on East Second Street this evening. Reformed congregational reception planned Monday at church parlor. Hoy. Mr. Spensard of Union Bridge to address Ascension Day Degressivel. Reformed Guild met with solo by Mrs. Alien. Buckeyetown Christian Endeavor in Buckeye at 7:50 p.m. on topic Peace Genesis 13 5 18. Christian Endeavor Convention opens in Wakeraville Luther an Church at 2 p.m. Bishop J Dixon to speak. Maryland Classic Reformed Church meets in Westminster tonight with 67th annual classis. Opening sermon by Rev Dr Edmund R Eschbach. Schutter memorial fund discussed. Classis officers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Johns
Virginia
New York
Upjohn
Chas, Seymour
Seymour
J. Dillon
Osbhorne Ingle
Joseph T . Colton
Benjamin Dennis
Bishop Pinckney
Messrs
E. C. Shepherd
Carlton Shafer
Sheppard Wit
Ingle
Europe
E. T. Helfenstein
Saints
Edward T. Helfenstein
Petersville
James Addison Ingle
Joshua Peterkin
Pulpi
Ostorne Ingle
East All Saints Street
John Thomas Clagett
Maryland
Thomas Jobr
Court Street
Johne
Clocisan Convention of
Reformed
Ascenasion
Reformed Church
Hoy
Spensard
Union Bridge
Reformed Guild
Buckef
Che
Buckeyatown Christian Endeavor Society
Eb.v. Mullen
Christian Endeavor Convention
Christidan Endeavor Union
Frederick County
Lutheren
Wakeraville
Sap
Michael Schutter
Schutter
General Synod
Ray
Edmund R. Eschbach
Frederick
Frisby J. Davis
Baltmore
E. Rawson Deatrick
Woodberry
Hey
Calvin
Sisgie
Health officials warn Emmitsburg property owners of fines
Notices served on property owners warn that if proper disinfection is not provided within 15 days, nuisances will be prosecuted under the law. The notices come from local health officers in Emmitsburg, Maryland, and target roughly 20 properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Freight Wreck Delays B&O Trains at Sykeeville
Four freight cars derailed on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at Sykeeville near five yesterday morning blocking both tracks. Passengers were transferred around the wreck and the cars were replaced within a few hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Sykeeville
Ca Ra
Birthday Party for Little Misa Alice Anderson
Little Misa Alice Anderson daughter of Mr and Mrs J Scott Anderson will host a birthday party this evening at their home on East Tulzd street for her little friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Alice Anderson
J. Scott Anderson
Httle
East Tulzd Street
Strange Egg Exhibit At The News Office
Mr Chas P Main of Hansonville displayed a tiny gourd shaped egg at The News office, about one inch long and half an inch wide, described as a curious specimen for observers to note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, P. Main
Hansonville
Plymouth Bock
Republican Club delegates elected for State League in Baltimore
A well attended Republican Association meeting at head quarters on Park Church Street elected delegates and alternates to the State League of Republican Clubs meeting in Baltimore next month. Delegates are Prof. Cyrus F. Flook and James P. Perry. alternates are Dr. Samuel Hafner and Harry Witter. Encouraging committee reports followed the routine business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State League
Baltimore
Repubdisan Association
Kart Church Street
W. W. Fleming
Blate League
Republican Cubs
Cyrus F. Flook
James P. Perry
Samuel Hafner
Harry Witter
Hymeneal Norwood Miller wedding at Unionville chapel
A wedding at Toganore Chapel Unionville on the 14th linked John T Norwood and Affie Carrie Miller in a formal ceremony at 7 PM. The Rev Thomas Wood officiated. A reception at the groom’s Woodville home followed with many friends present. The article also notes the Jolliffe Philpot nuptials in New York City on May 11 with Dr C C Jolliffe and Miss Mlee Philpot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesara
Edward Miller
Unionville
Edward Norwood
Mount Airy
Clarence Foard
Camden
N. J
Reese Brandenburg
Baltimore
Charcelrail
Thomas Wood
Woodville
Lillie Flemming
Daisy Voice
Catharine Flemming
Voice
Freiza
Garrison Brandenburg
Tillis
Effin Brandenburg
Kemptons
Mr. Perkine
Misa Clara Working
Jefferson
Misa Emma Baker
Fonuntsin
Afflis
Baller Dadrear
Glenwood
Biles
He Hilleary
Carl Lewis
Ridgeville
Misces Mattle
Katie Wilson
Chas. Wilson
Samuel Fleming
No. 4
Belle Rankies
Mamta Rankies
Effin Hood
Nettle Norwood
Jennie Enoch
Mr. L B. Norwood
L. Haines
Snt
Gideon Lease
Olver Miller
Wille Pardam
Allie
Bfarfton
Doreey Rankies
Archley Molesworth
Clarence Rankies
Gurney Molesworth
Mt. Airy
Jollifefe—Philpot
New York City
Wilbur F. Bausch
Forty-fourth Street Episcopal Church
C. C. Jolliffe
Mlee, Philpot
South Street
Work of Death Hart and Other Local Obituaries
Joseph Hart of Shookstown died aged 73 from general debility. His funeral is set for tomorrow at 10 AM at his residence, with interment at Shook's grave yard. An infant daughter of Jacob and Catharine Notnagie died near Fengaville and will be buried at 10 AM tomorrow at Mt. Olivat Cemetery. George Selbert, 82, longtime Frederick resident and former city water department worker, died last night. Four daughters survive. funeral from his home tomorrow at 7 PM and interment at Mowni Oulyet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobepe Hart
Joseph Hart
Shookstown
Shook’s Graveyard
Elien
Jacob
Catharine Notnagie
Fengaville
Mira
Notnagie
Fenton Hargett
Mt. Olivat Cemetery
George Sibert
George Selbert
West Fourth Street
Frederick
City Water Department
Pearly
Seibert
George Koetler
Mifssea Rebecca
Caroline
Harriet Belbert
Mowni Oulyet
Runaway buggy spooks riders injuring Sappington and Davis
A buggy driven by Sidney Sappington near Frederick yesterday afternoon startled by a loose strap, the horse bolted. Sappington suffered several scalp injuries while Miss Carrie Davis escaped with a shaking up after the mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Sidney Sappington
Giberty
Ssapping
Tom
Carrie Davis
Miss Davis
Next-ricicling bustings good styles on sale
Advertisement notes a wide range of woollike fabrics with varying colors and styles priced at 127 percent value. It also promotes Moja gloves sized 80 ft, claiming reliability and suitability for handlebar use at 100.
Tabernacle Nearing Completion For German Baptist Meeting
Joan Henpriceson reports progress on the fair grounds tabernacle for the German Baptist annual meeting in June. Cooking apparatus and kitchen facilities are being installed, contracts for supplies are being arranged, and lodging accommodations are secured. An on site lodging office will assist applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle
Fair Grounds
Farmers Institute Rescheduled to June 7 at Snooks Grove
Frederick county Farmers Institute, postponed from June 6 to June 7, will meet at Snooks Grove, Uules Mills. Also announced: Trunk Line Association sets firemen convention round trip fare to Annapolis, making Frederick firemen rate 2 dollars and 65 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Institute For
Frederick County
Snook’s Grove
Uules Mills
Annapolis
Trunk Line Association
Annipoli
Frederick
Local Merchants Advertise Polish Music and Sewing Needs
Local notice highlights Mazaline furniture polish sold by Alien G. Quynn & Co and carpet cleaning by Excelsior Steam Carpet Cleaning. Howe you gee a fine display of brass and sheet music at Birely's Palace of Music. Singer sewing machine supplies offered at 73 W. Market Street. A bicycle meeting subscription drive is announced with Dr. J. E. S. Wagner as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mazaline
Alien G. Quynn & Go
Howe
H. E. Wilcoxon
Birely’s Palace of Music
Wilcoxon
Birely
Palace of Music
Singer
Market Street
City Ball
The
Singer Manufacturing Co
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the Daily News
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Tower Green
Johann Gottlieb Fichte
Israel Putnam
Brooklin
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Joslan Bamer
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Frackin
Andrew J. Graham
Grange
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Fire Island Borel
Bo Jon
Biram Barney
Port of New York
Larcola
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This&s
Speen
Wasaretox
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Touridas
W.L. Mooxy
Weather Bureauc
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W. H. Duvall
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BE. Wilcoxon
J- W. Lambright
T. Haffner
Banker
W. A. Mansfield
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E. Walker & Co
Ladterz
Coha Hendrickson
Tura
P. J
Mautyiard
I. Thera Etoild
D. K. Sappington
Edward Guest Gibson
F. ¥. Rhodes
Adam Denmead
Peregrine Wroth
Frederick Clus
News OF the Churches
East Second Street
Republican Club
Lane Brothers Fail
Lane Brothers
Newark
Ohio
Bard O. C
St. Louis
Lave Srothera
Hood
L. E. Mullinix
L. EK
North Market
N. B
John Hendrickson
Joan Henpriceson
Baptist Meeting
the Farmers’ Institute
Excelsior Steam Carpet Cleaning Company
O. E. Oline
C. E. Cie
Railings, Pse Raising Grocery CO
Headquartere
N. Marker
N. Market ST
Rove & Neidig
Plendia
Rod ‘Ce
Nejdig
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rice & Sox
North Marest Street
James E. Walker
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Nsw
Jas, E
Polk Brothers
Ode City
N. Market SP
J. J. Remsborg
Oak J. Remsburg, PH. G
F. V. Staub
Mexcrzar BE
Boston
Gora
Chalmers
F. W. Stazz
Pas
Boss Bock
Bartholomay Brew Co’s
BOC
Igher A, O, Lipps, Qox
West Patrick and Telegraph BB
Foelarek
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