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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1911
Page
5
From noon today to noon tomorrow the sun sets at 7 17 p m and rises at 4 29 a m with the moon rising 4 28 a m eastern time. Mercury is seen rising just before the sun in Taurus near Useful with only a few Moon in the sky.
Fragmentary reading lists names White Sec’y ace Geo Hett A Baughman Jeno S Harp Solr Busy Corner Fredonia Council Landis securities Straw Mattings White Shoes Victor Records Pianoforte Recital Deviled Crabs Public Sale Hendrickson Motter Bros Co C EB Cline Markey’s Males Busy Corner Woman’s College Gem Dining Parlors Layman
The funeral of state Charles B Mealey was held yesterday at 2 o'clock at his West All Saints street home. Rev E L McLean conducted services. Pallbearers were George W VanFossen David Castle Edward Burke Eugene Sponseller John H Ramsburg and Wm P Maulsby. Burial followed at Mt Olivet cemetery with C C Carty as funeral director.
Members of Fredonia Council No 4u meet in the council chamber at 3 pm with Francis Scott Key Council for memorial services at Mount Olivet cemetery. Also advertised are June Victor records at LANDIS and SHIPLEY'S, Coral chains, Alma Ginck and John McCormack songs, and bus schedules for Braddock Heights.
Frederick city items list bargains at Shipley's with prices on boxes, brooms, screens, hats, and hardware. Also notes Gem Dining Parlors, The Woman's College recital, Etchison Furniture Store graduations, Busy Corner ads, and Frederick Railroad excursion. Public notices call P O S of A assembly and memorial services with G A R attendance at Mt Olivet.
Under Miss Ritchie's school, a dancing event is set for Friday evening June 2 with a departure from Square Corner at 7 30. A storming session will be held in the Armory. Dr R C Ester, recent guest at the Arlington Hotel, will be at the hotel all day Saturday and Sunday until 4 o'clock. Corns repaired without pain. Call or phone.
Frederick Railroad announces new all electric high tension line between Middletown and Thurmont with 34 000 volt supply from Middletown plant. Five cars daily, loop service every 30 minutes on warm weather line. First Sunday excursion to Baltimore slated. Directors meet to authorize construction on South Market street to Mt Olivet cemetery with July 1 completion target.
Notice from Frederick Gun Club announces an introductory trap shoot for young men on grounds adjoining Frederick. The event features improved automatic trap, prizes, and a guaranteed good time. Also notices renewal deadlines for May licenses and multiple local business ads including watches, real estate, paint, and poultry products.
Trolley cars may be expected to leave Carroll and Patrick streets starting May 28 until further notice for Thurmont with daily departures at 7.16 am 9.45 am 11.41 am 2.15 pm and 4.10 pm from Carroll Street. Return trips from Thurmont to Lewistown and Calor? tin Furnace listed with morning and afternoon times. Frederick Railroad Co. notices and local farm exchange ads follow.
On June 3 1911 the Frederick Building Association will issue stock for Series No 11 Dues are 25 cents per share per week The entrance fee is 10 cents per share Each share will amount to 100 when matured Loans are provided at 416 per 100 per year payable weekly at 8 cents per 100 The association organized in 1895 has paid out hundreds of thousands of dollars to members Shares available from Secretary J W Ea Carty at The Frederick County National Bank or from Solicitor W Zimmerman Directors listed Automobile Livery Rubber Hose Potatoes Donkey’s White Diarrhea Remedy opens May 27 at 304 East Patrick Street Lawn and porch swings available from 32 West Patrick Street SEEGER & CO. Phone 106
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