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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1892
Page
3
Washington May 14 108 m Forecast for next 24 hours. Louis Fort Maryland. Jair M Hatuts ton Chief of New Weather Bureau. The Model Special Sale Lost Money E Cline Co Wanted To Rent Help Wanted Agents 7 Mielinusons Poultry Miscellaneous The Summer Bill
Brief items from the region report: H Creeger elected bailiff of Walkersville. marriage license issued nearby. cornmeal, shad, and fair decorations noted. buildings in Jefferson and Emmitsburg underway. a caesarian of livestock and fence repairs described. Governor Brown appoints notary in Taneytown. local hunts, horse, and bicycle news appear amid town notices and social updates.
A large fashionable audience gathered at the City Opera House for the Merchants Carnival opening, led by Mrs A G Eader. The program featured Prof Hollman’s band, Ithadean Orchestra, and a parade of trade representatives. May Lampe knighted by Manters DeGrange. Queen of Trade presided. Advertising tableaux highlighted Frederick’s industrial advantages amid songs, recitations, and vivacious tableaux. Candy gifts delighted attendees as displays and tableaux culminated the lively event.
The program will be almost entirely new with top attractions. A sung tie in the Newhy Prof Anders and the company will be featured, after being edited by Prof. Anders and Prof. George Ed Smith. The embroidery on the Thespe scent decor, created with the Davia sewing machine, drew praise from a large audience.
Old leather bound volume titled Clark's magazine once owned by Gen Dinglad Peovotnl and later by Gen Douglas. Gifted by Henry May Beth of Reading PA, printed in Fredericktown and Hagerstown in 1800. Subscribers list shows prominent names across Maryland areas.
Church notices report Rev D A C osrd to preach at M E Church Liberty Sadey night. Walkersville Lutheran Church to be dedicated June 19. A B Sunday School Walkersville to hold Children's Day on Whit Sunday. Fresco of Walkersville Lutheran Church completed. Epworth League plans entertainment in early June. Shiloh M P Church Ald Society to hold strawberry festival June 4 6 in Brauffer's Hall Walkeraville. Mt Vernon A B Church Young People's E n deavor to meet Saturday at 8. Rev J Q Asper accepts Utica Lutheran call and will begin duties. Western Maryland Lutheran Conference to meet at Boonsboro May 23 26. Maryland Obas ta nf Reformed Church adjourned at Zion Reformed Chapel Nage town. Licensure certificates issued and calls confirmed for Conner Glade charge. Dr Sante parish relations dissolved effective late July.
A fragmented report from Tre Nawn recounts a South Market street merchant leaving town under troubling circumstances. Wall known disciples from Frederick reportedly pursued the debtor as authorities investigate a covert misallocation of funds and a disputed collection of goods.
Incomplete report says Larrents Rothenheeter of this city disappeared from home yesterday and was found in the residence of a bene factor in Middletown Valley. Authorities state he was last seen in the Fry area and is now under investigation. Local police request any information from residents.
News from Baltimore Annapolis and surrounding counties reports social events deaths arrests and political activity. Notable items include marriages in Chicago and Greensboro, a Baltimore pastor installation, a Norfolk incident at Annapolis, and local elections bond votes water works debates and a canal conference. The grand jury in Baltimore County indictments for murder and a violent assault case are noted along with a restoration effort after a near house fire.
The funeral of Hon Wm Walet was held from his residence on Werkington Street Cumberland yesterday morning at 8:30. A large county delegation attended, marching at the head of the procession to St Patrick’s Catholic Church for the solemn high mass. Rev Father Brennan celebrant with Deacon Pether Pallerven of Boston and other clergy. Active pallbearers including Ferdighod Wilitem and Deasg Galtney. honorary judges Hoffman and others. After remarks by Mr. Ford and the Bar Association, resolutions were read and tributes offered by Mr. Walsh and Mr. Borigg. Judge Hoffman adjourned the session to Friday. Yesterday’s hotel arrivals list names from multiple cities.
Fragmentary OCR text describes local people and places. Mentions Philip Retes and Ondeles Grom and a church figure Willlew Evharta. Indicates recovery or improved condition of several individuals and references a location near Waynestorn and Bcbleyertite.
Dr W Gries of Washington county Va died at home after extended illness aged about sixty years. He was educated at Mercersburg College and the University of Maryland and practiced across Washington county and into Virginia. A charitable physician, he supplied medicines to the poor and often traveled with medical cases. He briefly held public office and was married to Sarah J Rench. no children are noted.
A detailed account of a May wedding at Harmony Grove near Frederick, Md. Charles Hendrickson and Miss Hubert a White Dean wed in the home of the bride’s parents before about 160 guests. The ceremony featured music by the Philharmonia Orchestra and generous gifts from guests and relatives, with many attendees from local colleges and nearby towns.
Our Carpet Room at the center of attraction for carpets and mats. We offer a wide selection of mattings and novelty items that cannot be matched elsewhere in the city. Visit Mulliniz and Kemp for unique designs and quality goods.
A large crowd gathered for the cornerstone ceremony of Georgetown College’s new chapel in Gothic style. Dignitaries led by Bishop Montendyss and presidents from nearby colleges attended, with a memorial gift from Mrs. John Vinton Dahlgren for a late child. The ceremony included sacred rites and the laying of a copper box for the altar. A Vietnam-era veterans camp noted by the Bona of Veterans will restrict attendance for younger boys.
A local notice announces a special excursion from Cumberland Baltimore and Lexington to Harrisonburg Virginia for the Farmers’ encampment and machinery exhibit at Assembly Park May 66th to 28th inch. The B and O H R will sell round trip tickets with 95 cents extra for almieston. Speeches by visiting gentlemen are promised on Farmers Alliance Day.
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