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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1896
Page
4
A rambling 19th century column describes seasonal preparations in Hazers Town with hints of winter weather, holiday plans, and social events. It notes blooming chrysanthemums showmanship, church and charitable activities, and local progress like railway updates and new hotel nearby. Mentions residents Frederick, Hagerniawn, and Middletown connections.
The Republican faction in Mechanicstown celebrates a victory with a parade and speeches by Hons. MoO and MG. Urner. Reports also detail the district’s election results, with Republicans leading, and a humorous election-day prank involving a forged telegram. The town shares pride in a large pole flag, a record turnouts, and local chatter on candidates and pardons.
In a morning briefing Magistrate Bleer outlined a statute requiring certificates for tree processing and shipment. The act mandates that certified growers receive official attestations and that unlawfully produced stock may be destroyed if not compliant.
Loya W Layer of this canty has filed a petition to the Clout Cur for a divorce from Eom W Eager. They were married July 7 1831 by Rev Dante Wheeler. Ground alleged is desertion and abandonment.
The Social World Sunbeam Club held a meeting at Wis Fansl Ynger's home to organize a winter social club. Officers elected include President Miss Florence Rouzke, Vice President Susie Biser, Secretary Minnie Rice, Assistant Secretary Sophia Koetler, and Treasurer Mamie Kusmail, with a arranging committee of Neille Esterly Fannie Yloger and Maggie Hoerler. The club will meet again Friday at Minnie Rice's home at 8 o'clock for an evening of enjoyment.
Farmer Micka of the Manor reports to County Constable Simpson that two overcoats two suits of clothing and a hempen chain were stolen from his home. Mrs. Wm Seract said she received a reward of 125 dollars for information but did not claim the money after the fair. The thefts appear to have occurred during a recent period with no further leads.
Mary selen Howe daughter of Prof. Wold Harry of Preder fox is seen in the Opera Company program at the local theater. She performed in The Serenade Girl and Sonemiaa Girl scenes, drawing praise from Frederick audiences after a successful New York stint and last summer’s visit.
A quoted obituary praise notes Willan Morris once gifted with tender, dreamy verse. Death ends his era as a poet whose imaginative lash enchanted tales, yet now the critic laments the loss of a unique harp of fire and mythic charm.
A fragment from the Springfield Republican mocks political trust in voters while criticizing politicians and the press. A garbled note from the Aragash News recounts a preacher in Angissey Wales mispronouncing a name and being driven to drink, illustrating public disarray.
Reports say a wreck disrupted the 7 10 train from Baltimore on the 1050 schedule causing delays near Frederick. Freight cars and damaged track were noted with no serious injuries reported. recovery crews worked through the evening and traffic restrictions remained in place.
The Frederics diver Sshow ended last evening after a week of small displays and day events hindered by inclement weather. The Floricultural Society will hold a meeting soon to decide on continuing the exhibition next year.
The Clover Lea Literary Society held its regular monthly meeting at the North Market Street grammar school. President Bred McCardell opened the session, followed by roll call and minutes. The program featured readings and recitations by a lineup including Joan Grove, Guy Rapech, Percy Myers, and others, with a debate on the topic “Past merry heart is better than money.” The affirmative and negative speakers presented their cases, and the judge’s remark closed the gathering as the group adjourned to December 11.
Van Beachley and George Greenewall returned to Hagerstown Wednesday from Frederick County with 17 tabbite, the result of 628 days hac'ag.
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