Paragraphed Notices of Visitors and Travels in Frederick
A stream of visitors and relatives are recorded across Frederick and nearby towns. Mabel Deltrick of Baltimore visits relatives. Annie Fout visits Virginia. Charlen Waters spends time in Thurmont. Mrs. Cavanaugh from Washington visits her daughter at the convent. George Rogs of Buckeystown returns home to Frederick. Davis of Baltimore days with friends near the city. the Gittingers stay in Ladienburg. Lille Butler and Mollie Brookey visit friends in Olive and near Pearl. Mrs. Kelley from Thurmont visits the Kelley family in Hagerstown. Marion Appler of Annapolis visits Mim Deas then travels to Jefferson. the Duvalls spend weekend at Mary Goldsborh’s. Mrs. Arthur Williams and her children visit Mr. McClintock Young. Robert Tyson returns from Western Maryland College. Jeannette Byers of Philadelphia visits her parents near Emmitsburg. Guthries from Missouri visit George Beam in Emmitsburg. Warren Fashnacht of York bicycles to Frederick and stays with the Robbmans. Corcoran Shaw and Otis of Washington visit Fred VA. Charles Miller, former Frederick resident and brother of a collector, attends his sister Schleigh’s funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie R. Fout
Virginia
Charlen O. Waters
Thurmont
Cavanaugh
Washington
George Rogs
Buckeystown High School
Frederick
Davis
Baltimore
Z J Gittinger
Ladienburg
Lille Butler
Olive
Curgar
East Patrick Street
Mollie Brookey
Pearl
Lewis D. Kelley
John E. Kelley
East Bethel Street
Hagerstown
Marion Appler
Annapolis
Western Maryland College
Jeannette Byers
Philadelphia
Joseph Byers
Emmitaburg
Lewis
William
Charles Guthrie
Joseph
George P. Beam
Emmis TE
Warran
Whit Monday Holiday Observed With Limited Celebrations
Holiday mood in the city with many shops closed while factories kept normal hours. Middletown marked the day with a large Jr. O.O.F. event, while other places showed no general celebration. Hood's remedies touted for health and vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Church and Chapel Meeting Notes and Services
Church and Chapel notes recount a County Christian Endeavor meeting, junior corps activities, and numerous Sunday services. New members were received by confirmation and letter at various congregations including Evangelical Lutheran and Reformed churches, with sermons and Holy Communion observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelica Lutheren Chereb
A. B. Ziemerman
Girard
Academy of Music
Hazeimown
Presbyterian Church
Westminster League
G.D- Morrison
Ocramon Lutheran Church
W. F. Bare
Pennayvanis
C. A. Santee
Mercersburg
Upton
Shoffer
Chambersburg
Hoy. Hinchman
Shippensburg
Joho’s Catholie Church
Parker Gaffney
St. John
United Brethren Church
C. W. Stinespring
Trinity M. E
J. A. Withite
J. 5
Hutchison
Epworth League
Emma Keller
Clnse
Anior Epworth League
Lia Smith
Reformed Church
Eschbach
Mr. Smith
Pittsburg
Lewis A. Rice
Usua
General Synod
Dayton
Ohio
J. EK. White
Nora Ditzler
Woman’s College
Osborne Ingle
All Senate’ Zpiecopal Church
Ingle
Dioceasan
Baltimore
Judge Lynch
Col. Trail
J. D. Baker
Misa Nannie Knott
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Leading Boreopatrist profile and local notices from Frederick
A Baltimore American portrait of Dr Charlen F Goodell of Frederick recounts his birth in Massachusetts, medical training in Howard University and Hahnemann, and long Frederick practice. It lists marriage notices, consent rules, and several land transfers including Berman L Rontzaba to Emory L Vo blentz and Daniel Light to Mary Shorb, with values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bev. ME. Gill
Baltimore
Berman L. Rontzaba
Emory L. Voblentz
Daniel Light
Mary Shorb
Frederick County
The
Real Estate and Improvement Company of
Richard C. Gonmar
Bronawick
Robert Biggs
John ©. Motter
Clarence C. Bowett
Advertised Letters and Bahamas Watermelons Reach Baltimore
Advertised letters list for Frederick City post office dated Saturday May 23 1896. To claim, applicants must call for letters within two weeks or they go to the dead letter office. Gentlemen section includes Chas H Hansuss H W McLoughlin Wm Lyland Marty Shoe maker Jr Ernest Tucker. Ladies include Mrs James Cool Miss Annie Coox Miss M cudgessy Mrs Hobart Miller. Also note watermelons arriving in Baltimore from Bahamas aboard schooner Charles Linthicum first of season, near record for earliest watermelon arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Gentlemen's
Chas
H. Hansuss
H. W. McLoughlin
Wm. Lyland
Marty Shoemaker, Jr
Ernest Tucker
Lapis
James Cool
Annie Coox
M. Cudgessy
Hobart Miller
Baltimore
Bahamas
Charles Linthicum
Samuel M. Lawder & Bon
Twenty Five Republicans Vying for Sixth District Nomination
Baltimore World notes twenty five candidates for the Republican congressional nomination in the sixth district. Each man is confident he is the chosen one for Mr. Wellington's hopes. Emmitsburg Chronicle reports the public schools retain their popular principal Afr G Lloyd Palmer for another year. W H Hoke sells his marble works in Emmitsburg to Morrison & Boke and will retire from the marble business. William C Scott of Fair Play sells a large oak to Harry McNair of Emmitsburg. Frederick City has Work Not Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabel, Feste
Thomas & & Co
Emmitaberg
Afr
G. Lloyd Palmer
W. H. Hoke
Emmitsburg
Mesare, Morrison & Boke
Emtabiiabment
Wiliam C. Scott
Fair Play
Harry McNair
Local notices and events in a Victorian era sheet
Local entertainment and sales notices include chcrcles for hire by G Edward Myers and a strawberry ice cream festival at Junior Hall with nightly music to benefit the Band. Also advertised are stock offerings by the Frederick Building Association, rental-purchase plans, and railroad excursion deals for the Republican and Democratic national conventions with round-trip fares and ticketing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Building Association
W. L. Carty
John C. Hartt
Keld
St Louis
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
St. Lois
The Glade Church Controversy Over Removal of a Sacred Building
A Maryland court case centers on removing the Glade Reformed church at Walkersville to reuse its materials for a new church nearby. Opponents cite respect for forebears graves and land granted for worship and burial, while proponents argue the move preserves progress. The May 14 hearing ended with the court taking the matter under advisement and a hope for Christian harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cesar Coors
Frederick Cently
Verege
Ulade Reformed Church
WalhereriUc
Rmpwal
Tec Maceris
Ulade Church
Maryland
Great Britain
Assembly of Maryland
Glade Reformed Congregation
Mns
Holah
Walkersville
Walkeraville
Thoraday
Messrs. J. OC. Motter
P. Frank Pampel
Milton
Urner
Jacob Rohrback
Sicilian Style Silk Goods Offerings And Prices
An advertisement describes Sicilian fabrics and goods with high intrinsic value, highlighting 46 inch width silk, quality finishes, and per yard prices from 76 cents to $1.28. It touts extra value to patrons, urging purchase of yardage and mentions various finishes and new stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dar
Beart
Mohaie
Cnuer UK
PRI RT. AO
BeaChy
Meloharp and Apollo Harp Promoted at Palace of Music
H. E. Wilcoxon’s Birely’s Palace of Music advertises the Meloharp and Apollo Harp as new instruments. A long train shipment of Organic goods is noted, with Wilcoxon inviting music lovers to try the instruments and obtain a copy at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.E. Wilcoton
Birely
Palace of Music
Jax Our
Souse
Birely’s Palace of Music
Muak
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Tee Goed
Geslett Se
Westber Forecan Tul & P
Tee Neon
Dakota
New England
Middle Atlantic
Texas
South Atlantic
Winnesota
Dakotas
Montana
Northwest
Iske
Atlantic Coast
Ohio Valley
Lower Lake Region
Guilt
Middle Atlantic States
Upper Lake
Baker Johnson
Bob
Keedy
Daniel Hall
Myers
areeneeasOe C. Carty
National Convention
Wational Conventlos
P. E.R
Mabel Deltrick
Whit-Honday
Hood’s
Our City Sanctuaries
Christian Endeavor U
Gul
Tao
M C
Graceham
A.8. Wright
Oldtown
W. K. Kinchey
Buckeytown
C. E. Schildtknecht
BH. KE. Koons
Ladhvnburg
A. V
California Syrup Company
State Society
Baltimore American
C. F. Goodell
Charlen F. Goodell
Maryland Homecostate Society
Massachusetta
Pablo Sebee
Tuive Colege
Howard Uetvercity
D.C
Feiper
Post
Hahnemane Media College
Paraceiphia
Tes Therbelwaud
Hoe
Biate Medles
Goode
Washington, D.C
Lionnets Denton
Jarobs
Vjamsville
Guln Phebus
New Maraet
Edward & Babbington
Jennie C Barebmsy
Elerton
John B. Boyer
Alice Willams
Near New Market
Benny EB. Floom
Mary A. King
Edward F. Lotth
Taneytown
Mary Yingling
Liberty
Bo Tney Samy
Emmittaburg Chronicle
G. Edward Myers
Sappington’s
Janior Hall
Smith's Temple of Fancy
Chicago
Pennsylvania Bailroad Company
the Glade Church
Walkerevildle
John Hendrickson
Joan, Hernkeson
F. V. Staub
Paine
F. V. Sravi
North Market
Doll Brothers
BILES
Markell & Trail
Cual
Butyoc
Lulu Wialhei
Balti
Rodook & Neidig
India
Pista Crema Ince
Bas
Loe Daly
Atere & Amizenl
Joe Y
Gemutroe
Hudock & Nridig
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rice & Sox: Funeral Directore
Telephone
James E. Walker & CO
Walker & CO
Yancy Ghablinen
Josh
Weanzze & CO
Doll’s
CBB Soft Cual Georges
Cebee
Georges Creek
Jrefrigerator
A A
Ies Wager
Bowie
Isle
CELER
Agen
Paar
Wits
G. Thomas & Soe
Cite Hotel
Chilton
Rhodes
Market ST
Conrad Bulard
West Pat
Rick
Loox Oer Fortes
Carroll, BT
Opporite Gamskill's Mill
C. D. Dou
J. F. Hisengauer
Malvin
J. F. Eisenhauer
A. B. Hargett
Boc
Pee Pound
A. B. Wsi
Aliso Ihe Marzen Berk
Lipps
Waot Patrick
Tewera Ah
Gephoue Hz
Frederisd, Md
Best & Kepler
Freon Fak
Dresden
Mullinuz & Kemp
Moutonx
Keup
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