County Correspondence and Town Notes
County correspondence from Petersville and Woodsboro details heavy snowfall causing three foot drifts on roads to Benuswick, local pork processing, deaths and obituaries, church services, school entertainments, and residents visiting. Notes from Lewistown mention mill tours, school activities, a penitents stock project, and ongoing church service. A Maryland Regiment member is stationed in Augusta Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
L. Boartner
Aay Ela. Woolen Mills
Puthern Virginia
Jesse Kluin
June Johnson
Adesses
D. Chast Morningsian
Utica
D. Isanazle
Pennsylvania Malng Company
Gettysburg
Dankard Church
Mountaindale
J. Harry Weiler
Maryland Regiment
Augusta
Wm. H. Smith
F. J. R. Miller
Atpuesses
Clarence Tanirt
Grapville Nnrow
Lydia Baer
Hatire
Unica
Gypsy tableaux crown Miss Jennie Bowlus at Masonic bazar
The second night of the Masonic bazar drew a well filled Opera house despite bad weather. The gypsy entertainment coached by Miss Katherine Eisenhauer and chaperoned by Mrs. William Hinks featured a queen coronation for Miss Jennie Bowlus and a gypsy quadrille. Santa Claus visits, gifts, and living pictures filled the schedule as the bazar promotes Christmas sales and Eastern Star events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehodes
Misa Katherine Eisenhauer
William H. Hinks
Rosa Stern
Jennie Bowlus
Susie Fout
Mabel Gilbert
Helen Tandauer
Jennie
Leo Wineberg
New England
Columbia
Enoch Chapter
Knights Templar
Wm. Hi. Ainks
Adah
Mae Lampe
Ruth
Marian Smith
Esther
Nettie Haller
Martha
Bessie Levy
Electa
Messrs. Rhodes
Santa Claus
Posner Bros
Baltimore
Eyster
Geo. W. Fletcher
Sisco Bros
Col. Boyd
Montgomery County
Manadohn
Lynch
Buzur
Jacques de Molay Commandery
Enoch Royal Arch
Sorrow Escape and Legal Notices
Mr Frank Whitmore of near Flint Hill narrowly escaped being struck by shifting freight cars at the East Patrick street crossing after warning from Charles Strailman. The piece calls for a watchman at the crossing. Also notes losses from noncompliance with license provisions and grand jury attention to Chapter 264 of 1899. Letters testamentary issued for P B Staufer estate to Amanda C Stauger. Sales and accounts in Krag and Baker cases. Two horses poisoned at East Third street, one recovered, one still ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Whitmore
Flint Hill
Pennsylvania Railroad
East Patrick Street
Orphans” Court
P. B. Staofler
Amanda C. Stauger
David Krug
Rufus Krag
Daniel Krag
Joseph D. Baker
Horace B
Amy K
Arthur R
Mary EB. Pearson
Deer, turkeys gifted to Col Baughman in Cumberland
Mr M. Haner received a 12 pound deer from Cumberland and reserved eight wild turkeys which he dispatched to Col LV Baughman. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised as a blood purifier and nerve tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Haner
Cumberland
Mr. Haner
LV. Baughman
Hood
Weddings in Washington and Burkittsville Mark December Dwellings
Miss Lucy Searle Bruce and Allen Q. Haughton wed at New York Avenue Church in Washington in a noon ceremony. The bride travels in brown cloth with a velvet toque as Rev. Wallace Radcliff presided and Dr. Bradcliffe assisted. The couple plans a wedding tour and residence in Washington. Lula Estelle Wire and John S. Mehrling married in Burkittsville with a reception planned and a future home in their new residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haughton
Bruce
Washington
Lucy Searle Bruce
Harrison L. Bruce
Allen Q.siah Haughton
New York Avenue
Wallace Radcliff
Richard Claughton
Ashby Frankland
Frank Greenwalt
Arthur W. Hendricks
Bresie Tyson
H. Bruce Teller
Bradcliffe
Radcliffe
Faighton
Frederick
Bessie Tyson
Mehrling
Wire
Lula Estelle Wire
Burkittsville
John
Henry Mehrling
Belles Lettres Society Debates Cromwell vs Napoleon
Frederick Male High School Belles Lettres Literary Society met Friday with President E B Wood presiding. After roll call and minutes, a debate on whether Cromwell was a greater man than Napoleon was decided in favor of the affirmative. Judges Hett and Page were named, and reports by D De Grange and W Rager followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labayette
Ladiesbury Public
Sadie
Sparrierine Rustic
Uamnison Hart
Gertrude Filer
Little Band
Awokea
Sallie Brandenburg
Bradley Brandenburg
Ethel Ankefer
Yorktown
Harrison Smith
Mt. Vernon
Dessie Rodgers
The
National Assembly
Reuben Frock
Joe Exler
Bessie
Lara Eyler
Hixile
Bennie Biehl
Ella Habu
Peggy
Sadie E. Spurrier
Nora Rodgers
Latayette Fund
Bells-Lettres Literary Society
Belles Lettres Literary Society
Frederick Male High School
E.B. Wood
Hi. Sappington
Cromwell
Bonaparte
Messrs
R. Rotb
G. Staley
J.R. Milburn
D DeGrange
Messrs. Hett and
Page
D. DeGrange
W. Rager
Lawmen Remand Two After Habeas Corpus Hearing
Charles Thompson and W Lamar, jailed during the Agricultural Fair for alleged thefts from Howard Susith, appeared before Chief Judge McSherry on a writ of habeas corpus and were remanded to jail. Ephraim Boblitz began paying school teachers salaries yesterday and will continue daily until all are paid. Abner E Fogle and Emme Fox of Woodsboro obtain marriage license. Luther Haffner of Adamstown with Elizabeth M Hoffman of hatch Ail. Hammond's Hall in Kew Market to reopen Friday December 2 for New Market Literary Club sessions each Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jar
Charles Thompson
W. Lamar
Howard Susith
McSherry
Ephraim Boblitz
The
Board of School Commissioners
Abner E. Fogle
Emme
Fox
Woodsboro
Luther
Haffner
Adamstown
Elizabeth M. Hoffman
Hatch Ail
Hammond's
Hammond’s Hall
Kew Market
New Market Literary Club
Brengle Recovers After Fall From Pole
William Brengle, who fell from an electric light pole on Fees Ghorch street yesterday morning, is very sore but improving this morning. The piece urges a cleansing of the system with a fig syrup marketed by the California Fig Syrup Company and sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Brengle
William Brengle
Fees Ghorch
California Fig Syrup Company
Maryland Governor seeks muster out of First Maryland Regiment
Governor Lowndes announced plans to urge the War Department to muster out 75 000 to 40 000 volunteers and include the First Maryland Regiment in the reduction. He said he would prepare a letter to Adjutant General Wilmer and forward it to the War Department, noting many men deserve to return home as the war nears end. The regiment, formed from Maryland volunteers, has seen heavy service and is stationed at Fort Monroe then Middletown and Augusta during campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Lowndes
Maryland
Wilmer
Pimlico
Meliiley
Fort Monroe
Chickamauga
Baltimore
J. B. Phipps
Middletown
Augusta
Personal visitors and local residents on travels
Purely personal notes list Mr William S Galler visiting in Baltimore and Washington. Thomas of Elliott City spends days with friends here. Alfred Sjames of Anne Arundel visits Mr W T Buxton. L Z Derr, Middletown merchant, was in Frederick on business. Postmaster John W Hilleary and W Scott Kefauver of Barkitsville visited Frederick recently. Katharine Tanger of Hanover Pa visits Miss Nellie Douglas. Mrs A C Carlin, visiting Washington County, returns home. Hon Zebedtea Householder and Capt Householder were in Frederick today visiting the Masonic Azar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. S. Galler
Baltimore
Washington
Thomas
Elliott City
Alfred Sjames
Anne Arundel County
W. T. Buxton
L. Z. Derr
Middletown
Frederick
John W. Hilleary
W. Scott Kefauver
Barkitsville
Katharine Tanger
Hanover
Nellie Douglas
East Third Street
A.C. Carlin
Washington County
Zebedtea Householder
General Assembly
Capt. Householder
Mw Redericky
Azar
Both Sides of the Question lecture on Wilmington race troubles
William L. Jeffries of Pittsburg spoke at Asbury M E Church on Both Sides of the Question, arguing race tensions in Wilmington involve the lower classes and urging colored people to pursue trades before politics. Also notes praise for Dr A A Willits and a YMCA lecture, plus a local pork production item and Hood's Sarsaparilla advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
N.C
William Lawrence Jeffries
Pittsburg
Asbury M. E. Church
Aviar
Jeffries
Mary
Daily Record
Local incidents and court news from Allegany and surrounding counties
Reports from Allegany and nearby counties note accidents and injuries including a man entangled in a launch at Rock Point and a girl saved after clothes caught by coals from a stove. A fatal accident near Pocomoke City is reported, and Charles County officials face misappropriation allegations. The railroad at Mount Savage expands with a new four engine roundhouse as shops run overtime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegany County
Moreia Cheston
Ano Arandel County
George Coury
Rook Point
Chiulos County
Alexander Pusey
Am Averdental
Gival Pocomoke City
Vianny Jitvell
Carroll County
Charles County
Richard Scott
William Granker
Maryland
Chenavilla
Wellington
Lee
Mary
James Conlon
Midland
Cuuberhind and Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Mount Savage
Deaths and Obituaries From Liberty to Boyds
Mrs Ellen Ahern of Baltimore dies at 25 years 20 months 18 days from consumption in Baltimore. Interment at Liberty after Catholic service led by Fr Norton. Miss Minnie Duvall dies near Mount Pleasant at 34. funeral at Mount Zion Church with Rev Hoffmeier officiating. Interment in church cemetery. Jerome Lyddord, 68, dies suddenly at a spring on his Boyds area home place. survived by a widow and several children. formerly sub contractor on US mail run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belen
Ellen Ahern
Baltimore
Mater Ahern
Edward Noonan
Libertytown
Renmins
Liberty
Norton
Mexnie Duvall
Minnie Duvall
Mount Pleasant
Mount Zion Church
T. 2. Hoffmeier
Stoner
Jacob S. Perry
Jerome Lyddord
Boyds
United States Mail
Dawsonville
Brief Bits of Global Factoids and Local News
A compact collection notes global resources and local health updates. It lists Japan's shipyards and railways, India's tea acreage, Russia's mines, Naples electric road plans, Wisconsin cattle exports, Germany's electric plowing, America's tin plate mills, England's telephones, rail freight volumes, Mexico oil fields, Havana streetcar length, Cuba's forests, the Empress kerchief, and Italy exporting chestnuts. It closes with health notes on Henry Mehrling recovering from neuralgia, Julie Rodock improving, and Charles Dertzbaugh ill with rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
India
Russia
Naples
Wisconsin
Germany
America
England
In Memoriam Roetkey Rodkey Beethey
In Memoriam notices mourn the death of John Rodkey one year past on November 30 with lines of remembrance. Susanna Beethey is thanked for kindness and the family writes of love and loss. A separate notice from Rosenaar invites all to a late evening wing machine auction at East Street at 7 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roetkey
John Rodkey
Jesus
Susanna K. Beethey
Rosenaar’s
East Street
Youfielder
Unique Furnishings Displayed for Bargain Shoppers
Saturday’s freight brings a large assortment of new home goods direct from the manufacturer. Not to be seen at other stores, the display features table covers and portieres at low prices for those looking to brighten their homes.
Great Frederick's Greatest New Store Ad Featuring Blankets and Underwear
An advertisement promotes value priced goods from Great Frederick's Neidig & Miller. It touts blankets, comforts, and Wool garments, with low prices and direct-from-maker quality. The copy emphasizes weather readiness and stylish items like Moorish walking gloves.
Newie and Mauer Move from Rodcuck and Neila
Clinton E. Main notes that Newie and Mauer previously worked with Rodcuck and Neila. The statement repeats the names, indicating a personnel change or association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newie & Mauer
Rodcuck & Neila
Frederick and Middletown Hailway Schedule Change
Notices list new train times starting December 1 with departures from Frederick at 6 8 and 10 am and 2 30 and 7 80 pm. Also mentions an art club sale decoration submission on December 1 from 4 30 to 6 pm and various local notices on Christmas openings, prizes in bowling, medical practice, and shopping items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Middletown
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Andreas Dorlas
Aberties
Genoa
Onegia
Jonathan Swift
St. Patrick's Cathegel
Dublin
Marshal Saxe
Hermann Maurice
Count of Saxe
France
Fontenoy
Chambord
Cyrus West Field
Jame Sheridan Knowles
Torquay
Joseph Emerson Brown
Georgia
United States
Atlanta
Ira Shafer
New Yorks
Poughkeepsie
Wasuivaros
Tos News
W. L. Moors
Weather Bureau
Ps - Nee Largain Bulletin Geo. Nes
Bristmas
Darry Beaufelter
M.R.R
E. Walker & Co
Carty
Rodock & Co
Geo. A. Gilbert
Railing
S. M., Cramer
James ©Errell
Samuel T. Dixon
David Magaha
William Gittings
Knoxdle
St. Mark’s Episcoi Church
J. M. Miller
Knoxville
Ron Hilleary
Jefferson
Annie Cochran
Dani Slagle
Ian Ferrell
This
Charlie Dinterman
Haner
Norma Young
D. J. Wolfster
Emma Eling
Thurmont
R. 5
Patterson
MW. P
Gladfelter
York
Missionary Society of the
AY Tubbat Bazar
James Warfield
Aintring Oup
Piemsant
Willits
Sam Jones
Wallits
David Ainclair
Will
A.A. Willits
Sanshine
Dr. Willits
Woman's College
Albert Baker
Mexico
Havana
Cuba
Italy
Julie Rodock
George S. Rodock
North Market Street
Charles Dertzbaugh
West Fourth Street
L. B. Mulloini
Lovely Portieres
L. E. Maio
Jokn Heidrickson
Serps Modhl
Astuchin
Martin
Electric Soul
Ur Sears
Jon B. Endrickson
Neidig & Miller
GreaTer Frederick
Clinton E. Main
Linton E. Main
Art Club
B. A. H. Brust
W. Patrick Street
Allen G. Quynn & Co
D. Mantz
Market Street
Durin Thermeonth
Aloo
John H. Frazier
Bowling Market Street
Freii
Wm. & Boteler
N. Markets Reet
Cc. B. Cline
Brated Hartman Wiere Mats
Clink's Carpet Store
GHO
Bargass
Rodoce
T. Rice & Sons
A. TL
Ris & Sova. Cuxeral Directors
Frederick, Md
Bf, V. Staub
Richardson & Robbins
EF. V. Sravsz
Yi’ EY R. Lease
Aucutioneem
Walkersville, ND
William
Ramabury
Third Sta
Gunton J. Forney
Frederick City
Mt. Derwie
Kusdinwal
Norfolk St
Lested
St. Rwy
Mei
Louis
Wouter
Chattanooga
Townsenp Scorr & Soz
Sorbatreci
Gould
Railins
Hailing Grocery
N. Market St. Frederick
C. _E. RAMSBURG
E. Ramsburg
Brezi
C. E. Ramssurs
C. Bicodemus
University of Marsyland
Jebladiy
Altos Shafer
Mion G. Urner
Clayton C. Emote
Hammond Urner
Urner, Keedy & Crner
Law and Solicitora
Chapars
Atturs' Az Saceree
Ger Lee Wines
Paca Aveny
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