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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1897

Page

5

PURELY PERSONAL: Local visits and travels noted

Edith Lamb of Latimore visits Emmitsburg friends. Olle Thompson of Sanewick stays with Frederick relatives. B S Waddles of St Joseph Missouri visits his mother in Emmitsburg. Annie Grossnickle of Myersville visits sister Mrs Cline in Frederick. Charles Sullivar of Baltimore visits the Locheer family. Caroline Gladbill of Westminster visits sister Lydia Metzer in Myersville. William H O Flurd and daughter Miss Geella return to Brunswick after visits in Michigan and the West. Rev A B Jamison and wife of Brunswick go to Baltimore for health vacation. Rev Martin Castle and wife of Conesville, Ohio visit relatives in Middletown Valley, birthplace of Mr Castle. Kenneth Lee Willard returns to Howard Co after two weeks with Aunt Mrs Carlton Abslt near Barkittsville. Mrs Wire and daughter Lula relocate from Littlestown to near Burkittsville for the winter.

Edith Lamb Laitimore Emmitsburg Olle Thompson Jamgon Martin Castle Conesville Ohio Middletown Valley Castle TU. B. Church Bezia Castle Kenneth Lee Willard Martin O. Willard Biddletown Valley Howard County Carlton E. Abslt Locust Grove Barkitteville Wire Risa Lula W. C. Wire Littlestown

Death notices from Myersville and nearby areas

Catharine Lemen wife of ZJohn Lemen died Tuesday night at her home west of Myersville from a stroke. Survived by husband one son and three daughters. Funeral from Lutheran church Myersville at 10 am Thursday interment in morning cemetery. Katie Bender died at home East Sixth Street at age 6 years 25 days. Funeral today at 2 pm interment reform cemetery. Infant Bernard Duvall died at home West Patrick Street of asthenia. Funeral yesterday at 2 pm Greenmount cemetery. Ann B Barall died at home West Patrick Street Thursday night aged 73. Funeral tomorrow at 2 pm.

Meo Leme Catharine Lemen Zjohn Lemen Myersyle Charles Lemer Washbington County Caswell Hoffman Peffinberger John Miller Boonsboro Lutheran Church Myersville Aioining Katie Bender Katie BR. C. Bender Elizabeth Bender East Sixthtreet Clever Reformed A. T. Rice and Sons Ismes Bernard Duvall West Patrick Streat Asthenis M. Johnson Greenmount Cemetery Rice and Bons Wee. Burall Ann B Barall West Patrick Street

Narrow Escape on Pleasant Walk Middletown Road

Mail carrier Mr. 8 J Warrenfeltz narrowly escaped serious injury between Pleasant Walk and Middletown while en route to the former office. A runaway horse collapsed the buggy gear, leaving the vehicle behind as he leaped clear into a ditch. He replaced broken shafts with borrowed ones and continued on, damage limited to a broken dish.

J. Warrenfeltz Pleasant Walk Middletown Myeraville Church Hill Josiah Poffinberger Warrenfeltz Borgze

Emmitsburg election turmoil over hours and votes

Reports detail a chaotic Emmitsburg polling scene with hundreds crowding the room, a judge extending hours beyond legal time, and ballots counted only after officials directed changes. The disturbance affected totals and raised questions about county judge and sheriff margins.

Frederick

Funeral of Mr Pottinger Dorsey Near New London

The funeral of Pottinger Dorsey who died of heart disease while rabbit hunting on Mr A B Mc Caffrey’s farm near New London was held yesterday at 2 pm at his home near New Market and interred in the Oll family burying ground beside his wife. He was 59 and survived by three brothers and a sister. Rev David May officiated. The large turnout reflected high esteem. Dorsey owned a renowned kennel with several first premiums. Undertaker W H Etchinan of Frederick oversaw arrangements.

Emmitsburg Thureday Newae Boamitsberg Chronicle Meter Eherlf Emmitsturg the Chronicle Faters Frederick Verton Ignatius W Harry W. Dorsey Byattaville Ans William Blount New York David May Grace Protestant Episcopal Church Hearns Messe L. ©. Willis George Wagner Frank Downey New Market District Staley Doub Charles Quynn Richard Cramer W. H. Etchinan

Political Activity Delayed as Maryland Parties Duel After Votes

Democratic and Republican factions clash over county returns in Anne Arundel Prince George s and Baltimore areas. Irregular ballots prompt mandamus requests as Republican leadership gains momentum for state and national offices. County central committees convene, tout victories, and set the stage for a contested legislature and U.S. Senate race.

Carrollton Hotel Baltimore Anne Arundel County Ucket Piana Srebelog Ing Mc. Rasta Somerset Election Supervisors Dfictaliount Prince George’s Dederwood Downing Anne Arundel Mandamus Murray Vandinger State Central Committee House of Delegates Shryock Alexander Shaw Sidney EB. Madd B. H. Warner Barry M. Clabaugh Jobo V. K. Findlay United States Republican County Central Committee Court House Hammond Urner

Eastern Star Mizcah Chapter Grows and Plans Trips

Mizcah Chapter No 9 Eastern Star OUBS reports growing membership and new applications. Regular meeting largely attended with degrees conferred and several applicants proposed. Officers invite Maryland Chapter Baltimore to entertainment and dance on Nov 12 and Concordia Chapter Grand Meeting in Baltimore on Nov 15. Most members plan to attend, with events at Heptasoph's Hall Preston and Cathedral streets. A note from an absent member mentions lodges in Arkansas and Texas and memorial chapel opened 2181. Refreshments included lemonade and doughnuts. St Louis chapter remains the only one in the United States erected by the order.

Mizcah Chapter OUBS Maryland Baltimore Mzpah Concordia Heptasoph Preston Cathedral Streets Arkansas Texse Lewis St. Louis Order of the Eastern Star

Thieves Steal Shoes From Emmitsburg Store

Wednesday night thieves gained entry to M. Frank Rowe’s shoe shop in Emmitsburg by prying a rear window. Eight pairs of shoes were taken from open boxes left on the floor. No clue to the culprits exists. A brace and bit and a large chisel were left behind, tools reportedly from Dukebatt & Chiiamer coach shop. Pension grants are noted, and Jacob B. Detrick of Baltimore receives a patent for a cigarette machine.

Ssenberg Eximiteburg Messrs Dukebatt & Chiiamer

Change of Time Tactic on Frederick and Middle Town Railway

Attention is called to the change of schedule of the Frederick and Middle Town Electric Railway which takes effect Monday next November 8. The official schedule appears in our advertising columns today.

Frederick and Middletown

The Gittysburg Road Revival Reported In Westminster Meeting

Officers and stockholders met at William B. Thomas’s office in Westminster to organize the revived Washington Westminster and Gettysburg Railroad. Major Richard M. Venable of Baltimore was made counsel, and New York parties proposed a contract to push completion. A Baltimore ratification meeting is planned. optimism runs high for early construction. Elected officers include J B Colezrove president, Albert Schriver secretary, William B Thomas treasurer.

Frederick Washington, Westminster and Gettenburg William B. Thomas Westminster Richard M. Venable Baltimore New York Treaturer H. A. Cady Wish Legion cl Y

Filling in the Labd at Brunswick Yard Prevents Winter Backlog

Daniel Baker and Sons begin widening the east end of the B and C railroad Brunswick yard. Dirt and stones from Martinsburg and Eagles quarries are hauled by flat cars to be unloaded with the steam plow. About thirty tracks are added daily in mild weather, with more grading planned for spring to lay six to eight diagonal tracks and greatly increase yard capacity.

Daniel Baker & Sons B. and C Bronewick Yard Martinsburg Brunswick

Miss Anna Hanlon Receives Vel Reinvestment Rite

Miss Anna Hanlon daughter of Mr Anthony Hanlon of Georgetown, a former postulant at Frederick Academy of Visitation, was invested in the white veil at 3 o clock after a ceremony begun at 1 o clock. Rev Father Scanlon officiated at St. Kitty Church Washington, with a grand reception and informal feast afterward. Attendants included Rev Father Scanlon Mr Anthony Hanlon Miss Cerella Hanlon Miss O Donnell Miss Mary E Brows Mrs William Steblas Mr John Heenan.

Anna Hanlon Frederick Academy of Vsitation Anthony Gasmon Georgetown Wag Washington Eycucy Lacy Faxser Scanlon Kintty Church Father Scanlon Anthony Hanlon Cerella Hanion Mies O’doonell Bary E. Brows William Stebliso John Heenan

Enterprising Photographer Expands Studio and Gallery

J Fred Beeb, a well known photographer, has improved facilities at his South Market Street gallery by adding a second floor reception parlor for waiting customers. A portrait of the late County Commissioner Wm Gaither by Mr Sreh was displayed in the window of Mr J W Morr’s jewelry store, drawing attention for its artistic quality.

J. Fred. Beeb South Market Sreet Wm. M Gaither Sreh J. W. Morr

Musical Laurels Earned By Misa Katharine Poorhsugh

Misa Katharine Poorhsugh the adopted daughter of Rev and Mrs Cort of Sibila svile has won laurels at the Woman's College Baltimore for the best performer in the Freshman class inter class cup contest. Her classmates carried her off in triumph and she received the cup from Prof. Welsh along with other tokens of victory naming her the heroine of the hour.

Misa Katharine Poorhsugh Mra C. Cort Siblilasvile Woman’s College Baltimore Welsh

Travelers Dr and Mrs Crary to Present Illustrated Talks at Opera House

Dr and Mrs H C Crary prepare to present Illustrated Travel Talks at the City Opera House during the week of November 22 to 27. They have spent twelve years visiting and studying places of interest in Europe, America and Cuba and have prepared over 1000 color slides to accompany their talks.

H.C Crary City Opera House Europe America Cuba

County Wins Read Case After Long Contention

The County Commissioners decided the Read case in favor of Mt. Mt. Marys College amid protracted contention with local citizens. The ruling is not final as defendants have appealed to the circuit court.

Aged Voters Vote in Thurmont At Frederick College Addition

The oldest resident of Eslers Valley, 84 year old Frederick Eyler, voted in Thurmont on Tuesday. Joshua Hering, age 61, also cast his ballot there. Frederick College placed a suitable reading matter in the main schoolroom for student use and the addition is well received.

Uee Jedge ANNAN A.A Anrag Eboksburg Frederic& Cousty Torney Elaine Frederick Eyler Eslers Valley Thurmont Joshus Hering Frederick College

Prohibition Candidate Oliver Youngs House Bid Recalled

A poorly legible notice recalls Oliver Young, a prohibition ticket candidate for the House of Delegates, who previously ran for the same office about ten years ago, with a poised but faded reference to his campaign.

Oliver Young Prohibition Houes of Young Exme

Dividend Declared by Brunswick and Lorettavilis Bridge Co

The board of directors declares a five percent dividend on the company’s caplis stock.

Brunswick and Lorettavilis Bridge Company Caplis

Local grain prices and odd cherry tree bloom noted

Wheat sold for 94 cents per bushel and corn at 26 cents in Frederick. An unusual cherry tree in full bloom is on display at Mr. Hiram Grady's premises in Rackville, marking an offbeat feature of the day.

Frederick Hiram Grady Rackville

In His Sanctuaries Meeting of Church Solaties and General News

Numerous religious services are announced across Baltimore area churches for tomorrow. Rev E J Baird is named pastor at Harmony Church Harford County. various churches including Euiaw Street Aleatingdone, St James Lh, and All Saints Epiphany plan morning and evening worships with pastors Freeman Vixon, W. Freeman, and others.

E J Baird Harmony Church Harford County Orthodox Friends Euiaw Street Aleatingdone Baltimore W Freeman Vixon Sc John’s Lubsian Trurmont Soetock WL. Remsburg Afyeraville E.acgeliesul Lutheran St. James Lo Heras BR Aegetics St. John Usus Poere Capurca Joseph E. Voluce Tololsier Hageretown Mo Eorvlea ci Fricity M South J. ¥. Vbliotte Nis Virginia Alextur Xnaver‘an Brothers Edgewater Polat Gomfort Tatirm Brothers T. & Lewis Wesco Maryland Padic United Breteren Young Poonie Myeraville U B. Caourch Middletown Religus Servics Holy Communion

Bible Reading on Strength at Sunday Meeting GA

In Georgia a Sunday meeting will feature Rev. T. Freeman Dixon delivering a Bible reading on Streng ht. Members expected to attend the reunion next Wednesday at 8 30. A course lecture seats drawing is planned for Friday November 12 at 7 30. Tickets available from local members and Y M C A rooms. Local auxiliary and board committees meet on set evenings.

T. Freeman Dixon WL. Carty John Bates Ladies Board and Religees

Appointment of E. B. Hay as DC Paris Expo Commissioner

The District of Columbia commission aims to appoint Mr. E. B. Hay as commissioner to the Paris Exposition. This key post will charge the planning and coordination of American exhibits, with authority over the national display from Washington.

Hey District of Columbia E. B. Hay Washington

Rising market buys hint in carpet trade

A brief market note suggests buying now as prices rise, with a cautious forecast that the surge has not yet reached the local area. The teaser emphasizes foresight and timing in the carpet trade.

Prescription store of the city promoted by Clinton E Main

A druggist proclaims proper drug compounding for patient prescriptions and markets the store as the prescription shop of the city. Separately a New York Central Park voting incident notes four men paid $750 to vote with a special booth arranged and election officials awaiting sundown as voting concluded. Tracy secured one vote and Van Wyck three.

Dear Voisa Central Park New York Polkcn Tracy van Wyck

Accidental ax injury leaves man severely lacerated foot

On Tuesday morning last, Mr. John Remsburg and two young men working for Mr. Upton Paizner east of Myaravil were near when an axe struck, severely cutting the foot and slicing into bone as the ax ran diagonal across the foot.

Tussaay John Remsburg Upton Paizner Myaravil

Alumna Association Meeting at Misa Bertha Trail Residence

Local notice announces a business meeting of the Alumna Association of the F. F. Seminary to be held Monday afternoon November 8 at 3 o clock at the residence of Misa Bertha Trail. The Brish Bros advertise a 10 cent glassware sale in Frederick running November 8 to 20 to clear Holiday stock with bargains across lines. Orders invited for cream puise charlotte ruase matingue shells and wedding cafes from G M C Biemenauer 160 N Market St telephone 1933.

F. F. Seminary Misa Bertha Trail Frederick Brish Bros Charlotte Ruase G & MC Biemenauer’s N. Market Street

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