Golden Wedding in Baltimore Club Celebrates Hewes Family
The fiftieth anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. James Ellicott Hewes was celebrated at their son M Lewin Hewes’s home in Baltimore with a daytime reception and evening supper for seven sons and their wives, joining the ten-year tin wedding of Lewin Hewes and his wife. The event honored healthful longevity and included many floral tributes and a guest list of relatives and local acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labie
James Ellicott Hewes
M. Lewin Hewes
North Charles Street
Baltimore
Lewin Hewes
Alis* Hewes
Hewes
John Bewes
Federal Gazette
Firemen’s Insurance Company
Rachel Elliott
Elas Ellicott
Ellicott City
Gewes
Michael Warner
Mechanics’ Bank
Sed
South Paca Street
Bishop Atkinson
North Carolina
St. Peter’s P. E. Church
Sharp and
German Streets
Frederick
W. A. Cole
N. E. Sanford
George R. Warner
Monktor
Warner
George Miltenberger
John Burroughs
James Newbold
James Bradley
Rebecca Nicholson
Donkel
Harrison
N. F. Blacklock
Airs. Elser
Elvise Baker
Lodge News and Upcoming Lodge Reorganizations
Parity Lodge 0 G T No 245 will meet tomorrow at 730 PM with an initiation likely. Plans include a mid winter picnic and reorganization of lodges at Lewistown and Walkersville on the 24th and 25th. Orphans Court will probate the will of Anns Wsiers with Lydia A Deylibies refusing Edwin Devibiss as executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parity Lodge
Lewistown
Walkersville
Orphans’ Court
Anns Wsiers
Lydia A. Deylibies
Edwin Devibiss
Track cyclist favored in New York race bet
The New York press surveys experts on a race between a top track cyclist and a Thoroughbred. Most trainers favor the cyclist, noting figures like 20 miles in 46 to 47 minutes or about two minutes per mile. A few holdouts admit a horse could challenge, but judge David Gideon backs the bicycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
G. B
John Morris
Melnises
David Gideon
Gideon
A Popular Hymn Proclaimed at German Baptist Service
Protracted services at the German Baptist church on West Fourth Street feature Elder D. F. Stouffer presiding. A hymn praising that Jesus is “the same today” is sung nightly, with lyrics recounting Bethlehem, Galilee, Gethsemane, the crucifixion, healing, Pentecost, and the coming of Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German Baptist Church
West Fourth Street
D. F. Stouffer
Benevola
Washington County
Death of WM. H. Rice On Patrick Street
William H. Rice died at Mrs. W. C. Garrett's home on West Patrick Street after illness of paralysis and complications. A painter by trade born in the county, he leaves a wife and several children. Funeral at his home tomorrow at 3 PM. The Junior Steam Fire Engine Company plans a 7 30 PM meeting to act on his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. H. Rice
Rice
W. C. Garrett
Patrick Street
Air. Rice
Wm. Trego
of Rice and Loyas
Henry Lampe
Decessed
Stoam Fire Engine Company
Snow Falls After Windy Night Across City
A cold night brought wind gusts between ten and eleven with no damage reported in the city. By morning the temperature fell and snow lay in many places, with heavy snow on the mountains visible from town. A local weather note mentions the eruption of the skin testimonial and Brandreth’s Pills as a remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandreth
Are Your Children Subject To Croup
An old advertisement touts Chamberlan's Cough Remed for croup with claims of immediate relief when given at first sign. It warns of no danger from large frequent doses and cites Garratt & Pearce in Frederick as sellers. It also promotes Sarl's Clover Root as a blood purifier for complexion and constipation, offered by Garrett & Pearre, Druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlan
Garratt & Pearce
Frederick
Sarl
Garrett & Pearre
Paragon
U. S
Calcutta
Roanoke
Churches, Mission Society to Hold Entertainment Sunday
News from the Pleasant Hill Church area notes a Freessat Hill Missionary Society event near Yellow Springs with Mr. Reno Harp delivering an address. Collections totaling 84.61 were raised by the Evangelical Lutheran church Sunday School for Lutheran Home Missions. A Sunday school teachers meeting at St. John's Church plans a grand Christmas program for the children. The All Saints' Chapter of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew marks its anniversary Friday evening December 8 at All Saints' Episcopal Church with Rev. Dr. Clampett delivering the address. Holy communion in Utica next Sunday at 10:15 am. preparatory services and confirmation set for the 18th. No service at Zion's Reformed next Sunday. Rev. Dr. Daniel Hanser of Blanover, Pa. preached at the Methodist Episcopal church, delivering a sermon from John 3:16 and stressing salvation through Christ and the gospel. The preacher emphasized evangelistic methods and the need to show compassion as part of preaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freessat Hill Missionary Society
Pleasant Hill
Yellow Bprings
Reno
Harp
Lutheran Home Missions
Evangelical Lutheran Church
St. John’s Church
All Saints’ Chapter of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew
All Saints’ Protestant Episcopal Church
Clampett
St. Peters P. I Church
Baltimore
Utica
Zion’s Reformed Church
Charlesville
Daniel Hanser
Blanover
Methodist Episcopal Church
Joho
Christ
God
Martin Luther
Hell
Jerusalem
Farm Law Changes on Dog Bites and Farm Safety
The old English rule requiring a dog to bite is replaced by a liability system. Owners pay damages if their dog bites a child or person off their premises, even if licensed. Intrusions upon private land allow self defence against attacking dogs, while killing a neighbor's dog is restricted to protected grounds. Evidence of a dog’s viciousness or madness is often hard to prove, and notices may limit owner liability.
Home Paper vs City Paper Says Local Papers Serve Town
A minister argues the home paper informs on church, court, schools, births, deaths, marriages, illness, and town affairs at no charge. It highlights public enterprises, promotes law and order, and invites newcomers. He contrasts it with city papers that lack local stake.
Committee appoints resolutions on death of Arnold Vanfossen
At a special engine house meeting Tuesday evening at 7 50 o clock the Committee on Resolutions for Arnold Vanfossen of Independent Hose Company No 1 was appointed. Members named are David H Reib, Benjamin E Phoebus, John Levy, Charles E Mullen, and J Harry Hauer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Vanfossen
Independent Hose Company No. 1
David H Reib
Benjamin E. Phoebus
John Levy
Charles E Mullen
J. Harry Hauer
Favorite in Kentucky Promotes a Cough Remedy
A Kentucky dealer touts Kamberlams Uoush Remedy as superior for coughs and colds with quick relief from croup and whooping cough. Garrett & Pearre in Frederik stock it, with Steiner Bros. Drug Store offering the treatment for 25 cents as a tonic for chronic bronchial troubles and La Grippe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
WLM
Terry
Reich, HF
Garrett & Pearre
Frederik
Pan Tina
Steiner Bros
Steiner Broa
Queer Religious Sects and Birb Morris Birthday Notes
A drafty column surveys various odd religious sects in Russia with sensational names like Runaways and Dumb Boys, noting self mutilation beliefs and wild ceremonies. It also reports Rev Dr John G Morris’s ninetieth birthday in Baltimore, with gifts from Lutheran groups and the Maryland Historical Society, plus local sickness notices.
Store Property Sold in Frederick County
Real estate agent W Irving Parsons sold the store property on Hast Patrick Street beside Citizens National Bank, now occupied by Chas Diftendal, to Roenour Brothers for 750 dollars cash, for Frederick County Nations Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fime
W. Irving Parsons
Frederick County Nations Bank
Chas. Diftendal
Rick Street
Citizen’s National Bank
Roenour Brothers
The Best Plaster Offers Chest and Back Relief
An old remedy claims to heal chest pains and prevent pneumonia by applying flannel soaked with a plaster between the shoulder blades. It also suggests dampening a bandage with Pain Balm for sore throats, advertised by Garrett & Parze in Frederic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberisin
Pais
Garrett
New Discovery for Consumption Colds and Coughs
Dries New Discovery offers cure claims for throat chest and lung illnesses with trial bottles free at Garrett and Pearre's drug store. Large bottles priced 50 cents and £1.00. Guarantee promises full refund if not satisfied. Also advertised for incipient consumption and cough core.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millia Epie
Gerrett& Pearre
Garrett& Pearre
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California Fig Syrup CO
Sir Francisco
Ak, NY
BEST
North Market Street
SPAP
the Wheel
HORSE
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Galilee
Jesus
Gethsemane
Cro
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Ob Be
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Potter Drag and Chem. Corp
Boston
MS Bride
Arion Larand
N.K. Fairbank & CO
Chicago
ST. Louis
Crezp
India
Wotties
Gsrrot
Cahliss
George A. Gilbert
Hussia
Iere
Souckelufc
London
Christs
John G. Morris
United States
North Greene Street
Lutheran Theological Seminaries
Morris
Charles S. Albert
Dr. Morris
Maryland Historical Society
German Historical Society of Maryland
Ella Pigman
West Church Street
Schleysville
Mrr
Wm. Bartholow
George Young
Clarence Miller
Irs Walter Saunders
Marcellus Warrenfeltz
Hansonville
Seaton
E. Patrick Sr
Frederick, Md
Venus
Aldebaran
T. S Hawkins
Chattancora
Tenn
Shiloh
Lane
Norossgry
Sexton
Frederick Stove
E. Patrick
S. C. Thomas & GO
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Artic Printing
Orders of Dance
WEWS
N. J. Wilson & Son
Excelsior Stove House
East Patrick ST
W. L. Douglas
Aula
W. L. Dosgies
WL. Douglas
Brockton
Yeakle
Frede
Orphea
Bay
Jim
Gautschi
MAYER
Wisiechi Sieh Pa
Eecatooe
Batten Necitinena
Safereey
Ri Phermcland Inden
Wecaris
Eff Sands
Evers
E. M. Remsberg, Cabiin
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