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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1894
Page
7
The Thanksgiving issue announces a special edition with many essays and features arranged for holiday readers. It highlights extensive advertising from Frederich firms, plans for a future Christmas number, and invitations for local businesses to secure premium placements.
Purportedly personal notes mention Mrs Atetr of New Market visiting Mrs John Mardock and relatives in Frederick. Mentions Mrs Koogle’s daughter, Boons bore, and Mrs Henry Th with George Gullagyr at his grocery store in Hagerstown. Andrew J. DeLaahrantt travels to Austin, Texas to find his son.
The Tyrolean Queen an operetta by Harmion to be staged at the City Opera House on December 7 led by Wr. T. 8 Eader with home talent. Rosalie is crowned queen after a tale of gypsies fairies and rescue. Proceeds go to the Key monument fund.
Intervent Mere and Ti is reported. a run at Belatr today by Eltridge Fox Uontlog Club. Christian Workers in Hagerstown pursue faith cure. Store of N. Houghton at Braceville burned. Engineer Ro Van Horn injured in accident in Hagerstown. Court of Appeals resumes Monday night, December 17. Farmers in Carroll county involved in card game incident. Carrollton school teachers association meeting held. Store of J B Evee & Bro damaged in Carroll County. Maryland mule shipments and election notes from Harford and Carroll counties. Andrew Long, struck by cart, not expected to survive. Taawall J Aiteon dwelling and outbuildings burned in Carroll County. Two men failed at Farmer Moores game in Harford. Bison Ford of Laws, Harford, wins twenty hogs in election. Wirws.
A reading notes a November 26 issue printing a coupon for every reader. The coupon entitles purchasers to a color reproduction of the watercolour Which Is the Sweeter. The 12 by 14 inch image is protected by copyright and unavailable from dealers, offering an artistic interior accent for homes.
Sunday religious notices list services at All Saints Episcopal Church Presbyterians St James Lutheran chapel and Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church with sermons by Rev David J Bose Rev S M Bench Rev J O Hawk and Rev A J Zimmerman. Youth and league activities featured. charity fair proceeds reported and many churches announce upcoming sessions and Christmas plans.
The York Daily reports a quiet noon wedding at Mrs. Bara Hassler's home at Richland and Linden, Anante Hassler to Charles Hench, officiated by Rev A N Peightel of Grace Reformed. A flower girl led the procession and guests toasted the couple before a trip to Baltimore and Washington. Also noted: Julian Townsend Davies wed Miss Mathe Rose de Garmandia at 43 West Forty eighth Street, celebrants including Rev Fr Campbell. Engagement announced: Miss Lyde Gruth and Mr John Snouffer plan a December wedding at Grace Episcopal Church in Gettysburg. A Byrp of Figs reference appears as a household reminder.
A Frederick market report notes heavy gas use near City Hall and the market house. Prices listed cover meat vegetables and fruit with detailed per pound and per dozen rates. Thanksgiving cadet drill at St Johns College and a football game between Frederick and Maryland School prep feature upcoming events.
A stable on Sir George Houck’s Harmony Grove farm burned, destroying about 141 loads of hay and a nearby second property. The fire occurred in the early hours at roughly 90 o'clock, with a bright flare seen by Frederick but no alarm raised. The exact cause remains undetermined.
A large crowd attended the book reception at the Woman's College with over two hundred guests. Committees directed arrivals, guided visitors to the library and chapel displays, and the program featured the college glee club and soloists. The event yielded 103 volumes added to the library and $4200 in donations, praised as a practical success with plans for further contributions.
Mies Anne H Stewart organizer of the W C T U will lecture at the M E Church Monday evening November 26 at 745 p m The public and especially all young people are cordially invited Admission free
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