Social Notes and Market Roundup From Frederick
Miss Mabel Deitrick of Baltimore plans a visit to her grandparents Mr and Mrs George Markell on East Patrick Street. Mr Geo Dennis left Independence Missouri to attend his brother John Denniss wedding Tuesday June 6. James E Diffenderfer of Baltimore was in Frederick Saturday. he works with Messrs Shriver, Bartelet Co’s auction and collection agency. Col J W Boteler of Washington D C visited Dr Wm C Boteler near his country seat yesterday. The Fruit Market reports plentiful strawberries at 5 and 4 cents per box Saturday eve and ripe cherries and ox heart varieties coming. Gooseberries currants and pineapples in supply. marmalade canning and preserving urged. no green apples or apricots available. last year’s apples scarce and pricey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Deitrick
Baltimore
George Markell
Patrick Street
Geo. Dennis
Independence
Messrs
A Unique Location Across Four Counties for Tax Reach
Frank Ryan of Carroll holds land in Carroll Frederick Montgomery and Howard counties with residence in Car id. His property sits where spring marks the convergence of four counties. He can place assessments in Frederick and Montgomery and another in Carroll and Howard, drawing tax attention to the unusual cross county tract. Fine Playing at Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ryan
Carroll
Carid
Frederick
Montgomery
Howard
Frederick County
Sutgomery
Garrell
Howland
Fig Syrup Company Remedy Chorus Ad
A fragment notes nature's aid prompting prompt remembrance of remedies. It praises Figs syrup by the liferui Fig Syrup Company as a simple gentle cure and claims highly effective advertising results for returning a lost item and matching the era's health remedy tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liferui Fig Syrup Company
Religious World Notes of Local Ministers and Services
The Religious World section lists upcoming services at local churches including Reform, Lutheran, M E South, and Episcopal congregations. It notes June Sunday school schedules, a pipe organ purchase at Middletown Lutheran, special sermons and guest speakers, a May procession at St John’s Catholic, and synodical reports on hymnals and church missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Catholic Church
Mary
Father O'Rourke
J. Beckley
Lutheran General Synod
General Synod of the
Evangelical Lutheran Church
York
William J. Miller
Philadelphia
J. J. Young
New York
Washington
W. E. Parsons
Washington, D. C
L. E. Albert
Gemmantown
Memorial Day Services Held in Reformed Church at Middletown
Memorial day services were conducted in the Reformed church in Middletown under Reynolds Post No 2 G A B with Sons of Veterans Frederick assisting. Rev Beard Rev Ponting and Rev Ridenour preached. Company A of the First Maryland Regiment US Volunteers invited to furnish a firing party to decorate graves of Brothers Morgan and Ely. A memorial service will be held at the Opera House in Emmitsburg tomorrow morning led by Rev David Riddle.
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Page Milburn
M. H. Church
Epworth League
Etta Brust
Isabel W. Lake
Lake
Grace Reformed
BE. L. McLean
American Mechanics
Grace Church
Trinty
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Jas. A. Ingie
Osborne Ingle
Nicodemus
J. Addision Ingle
Episcopal Orphanage
China Mission
All Saints
Reformed Church
Middletown
Reynolds Post No. No
Sons of Veterans of
Frederick
Beard
Ponting
Ridenonr
Company A
First Maryland Regiment
United States Volunteers
Sonus
Morgan and
Ely
Thens of Veterans
Opera House
Emmitsburg
David Riddle
The
Presbyterian Church
Firemen's Convention Demonstration in Westminster
As the great firemen's demonstration nears Westminster officials announce a 30-fireman detail, a 75-foot Hayes extension track, a steam engine, a hose wagon and nine horses from Baltimore. The display will cover firefighting, life saving, Pompier drill, and diving into lifebuoys from a fourth story, showcasing latest appliances to educate visiting firemen and interest the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Fire Commissioners
Baltimore
Hayes
Fete Champetre Arrangements Ready for Tomorrow at Fair Grounds
The fete champetre at the fair grounds is set to attract a large crowd and be a success. Gold medals for winners are on display in Mr. J. W. Morris’s store window. The Gonzaga College Military Cadet Band of twenty four pieces arrives from Washington tonight to perform an open air concert in the yard of St. John's Library building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Morris
Gonzaga College Military Cadet
Washington
St. John’s Library
Farm sale to Thompson of Waynesboro Pa
Vincent Sebold as trustee sold at public sale in Emmitsburg the 155 acre farm belonging to the late J Miller Clark located 2 miles south of Sabillasville for 900 dollars to Lawrence P. Thompson of Waynesboro Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Sebold
Emmitsburg
J. Miller Clark
Sabillasville
Lawrence P. Thompson
Waynesboro
Wild Chickens Declared Wild Game by Supreme Court
It is not generally known that the supreme court has decided that chickens running at large are wild game and that when chickens stray from their owners premises, those on the premises may kill them and keep the carcasses.
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Supreme Court
Hagerstown Backers Support Myersville Road Plan
In Hagerstown reports claim the electric railway from Myersville to Hagerstown will be built with backing from several wealthy men and more investors expected. However many experienced businessmen doubt the line will be profitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myersville-Hagerstown
Hagerstown
Myersville
Middletown Club to Face Frederick and Adamstown
Baseball schedule notes a June 2 game between Middletown and Frederick in Frederick. On June 10 Middletown will host Adamstown for another clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Middletown
Frederick Club
Adamstown
New Uniforms for United Drill Association Debut Tomorrow
Handsome crew uniforms from Philadelphia arrive for the United Drill Association and will be worn for the first time at the Fete Champetre on the fair grounds tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Drill Association
Philadelphia
Association
Telephone Extension Reaches Ladiesburg Brunswick Line
Frederick County Telephone expects to finish this week the telephone connection with Ladiesburg and will soon extend a line to Brunswick. The move indicates expanded service and improved regional communications.
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Frederick County
Ladiesburg
Brunswick
Sale of Schubert Lot on West Fourth Street
Sale closed Saturday for $1,200 to Carlton L. Stall from Noah BE. Cramer, real estate, loan and fire insurance agent, involving the Schubert lot on West Fourth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah BE. Cramer
Schubert
West Fourth Street
Carlton L. Stall
Local grain prices at Frederick market
Wheat quoted at 72 cents per bushel in Frederick with corn at 48 cents per bushel and corn on the ear around 28 barrels noted in today’s market report.
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Frederick
Anniversary program at Lesbian Literary Society on year end
A large crowd attended the Lesbian Literary Society anniversary program at the Woman's College featuring vocal and instrumental music, recitations, and readings. President Apple delivered the baccalaureate sermon, urging graduates to combine love, practical effort, and faith as they enter the world, followed by a week of concerts, art displays, and Class Day events.
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Apple
Woman's College
Cappricio Brillante
Eirely
Shriver
Miss Kuhlman
Largo
Lorres
B. Jenny
Miss Hellings
Mandolin Club
Faust
Jos. H. Apple
Evangelical Reformed Church
Heaven
Misses Levantin Barnes
Mt. Airy
Mary Irene Diehl
Seitzland
Alma Rebekah Lower
McKnightstown
Josephine Helen Thomas
Frederick
Irma Monica Whitmore
Miffinburg
Frank Hamilton Cushing
Literary Societies Relles Tlettre Meeting May 2
The Belles Lettres Literary Society held its regular meeting on Friday May 2. The programme featured readings and recitations followed by an impromptu debate on whether works of art please the eye more than works of nature. The affirmative won the debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relles Tlettre
Belles Lettres Literary Society
Messrs
C. C. Summers
R. Delaplaine
K. Toma
C. Derr
P. Whipp
W. Zeigler
E. Cram
G. Staley
E. Sappington
P. Urner
R. Kolb
F. Cramer
R. Hughes
H. Mohler
Maryland and nearby events highlight state notices
A foggy panorama of incidents fills the state with barn fires, hospital mishaps, train injuries, political hints, public dedications, and cultural club activities. Notable items include a Johns Callay gas incident, a Baltimore streetcar accident, a depot arson confession, naval academy ceremonies, and Frederick Art Club reviews with readings and a boxwood gavel gift.
Memorial Day at Antietam Celebrations Planned
Antietam battlefield to host Memorial Day events led by Antietam Post Grand Army of the Republic Sharpsburg. National Cemetery service with bands from Middletown Harmony and Keedysville. Washington Veteran Union to participate with addresses by General R. St. G. Dyrenforth General H. L. Street Colonel John Middletown Hon S. Yoder General Robert Alton and a poem by DeWitt C. Sprague. Benediction by Lieutenant-Colonel A. A. Reese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antietam
Antietam Battle Field
Antietam Post
Grand Army of the Republic
Sharpsburg
National Cemetery
Middletown
Harmony
Keedysville
Veteran Union of
H. L. Street
John Middletown
S. Yoder
Exnations
Robert Alton
DeWitt C. Sprague
Washington
A. A. Reese
Baltimore
Reenlistment Steps Amid Maryland Regiment Meeting
Recruiting Company A follows General Wilmer orders to re enlist soldiers of Captain Beckley s First Maryland Regiment. A second meeting is planned for Wednesday evening. A Cumberland man, Lewis Kintz, applies for a patent on a bicycle brake hailed by firms as among the best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmer
Beckley
Maryland
Lewis Kintz
Cumberland
Sa Bicycle
Bargain Clothing and Accessories Sale Notice
John Hendrickson presents a brisk catalog of sale items including boys Neghlihe shirts belts ladies belts and parasols. Featured are silk ribbons black lawns night gowns and prints priced from 10c to 1.25 with new stock noted as arriving daily and sizes expanding to meet demand.
Summer Materials Line Boosts Store Appeal
John Henprioxsox promotes a new line of summer materials praised for its ten handsome dimities. The ad teases exclusive colors and styles designed to tempt buyers and improve their pursestrings.
Frederick eye ear nose throat doctor advertises services
Dr. Wm. GC. Hoteler limits his practice to diseases of the eye ear nose and throat. Permanently located here with offices at 28 N. Market street and residence City Hotel. Spectacles adjusted for all forms of defective sight and spectacle examinations free. Also notes cheap publicity offering 16 cents to place a want ad for jobs or cooking positions in the Frederick News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. GC
N. Market Street
Residence City Hotel
Japanese Mattings Arrive. Large Stock Expanded
Seventy eight rolls of the latest Japanese mattings arrived this morning, consignments added to our already big stock. Our line now exceeds twice the size of any firm in this city, and we invite customers to visit and inspect the display.
Strawberry festivals planned by church auxiliaries this week
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Presbyterian Church will host a strawberry festival in the lecture room on Monday and Tuesday May 29 and 30. The Grice Reformed Church ladies hold an ice cream and strawberry festival in Kemp Hall May 31, June 1 and 2. Hall opens 3 p.m. each evening with free admission. Proceeds fund church building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
Presbyterian Church
Ladies of the Grice Reformed Church
Kemp Hall
Jane
New Adjustable Window Awnings Offer Easy Setup
Advertises an adjustable awning that fits any ordinary window with pool quality striped duck fabric. Highlights simple construction, no noisy iron slides or rods, low mounting so air flows above and below, and one minute setup or removal. Includes price inquiry.
The Exclusive Carpet House Ad Shorthand
L. E. Mouusi offers carpet services with contact telephone 150. Exclusive carpet house advertises selection and pricing through brief line listing in a local page segment.
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