Annual Inspection of Bailey Aid Highlights High Rating
A large turnout for W. 8. Bailey Aid No. 8 Auxiliary to the Sons of Veterans held a last evening at Court Street Hall. Division President Mrs Emma J Sayles visited from Washington DC and praised the group for an 89 percent inspection rating, the highest among Maryland Aids. Officers for the new year include Miss Willis M Ritchie as Past President, Miss Daisy Miller as President, and Miss Ritchie and Mrs. Harry Bar rag as trustees. An installation is planned for January 1906. A break in occurred at the hall with damage to a wardrobe and a pedestal amid vandalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey Aid
Sone of Veterans
Court Street
Emma J. Sayles
Washington, D. C
Mra. Sayles
Daisy M. Miller
Sayles
Maryland
Aida
Schley Aid
Jadica
Willis M. Ritchie
Daisy Miller
Carrie O. Mehrling
Joe. J. White
Elizabeth Buckey
Miss Ritchie
Harry
Mra
Barrag
Rippeon
van Horn
Freshoor
Mra. Sheets
Sons of Veterans’ Hall
Degrees
Farewell to November and the price of the Christmas turkey
Brief items from Deland touch on November's end and rising milk prices affecting babies. They note Christmas music rehearsals in churches and Sunday schools. A local waterworks supervisor finishes a catch basin project on North Market Street near William H. Kline’s residence. A humorous exchange about family trees follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohburch
Tyeryar
William H. Kline
North Market Street
Miss Cayenne
Personal notices and theater tease in city pages
PURELY PERSONAL. Mr. and Mrs. Reno Harp have returned from their wedding trip. Mrs. John W. Young and daughter Lydia visit relatives in Gaithersburg and Washington this week. Mrs. George F. Macmann and daughter of Albany, N Y, visit her father Mr P M Bader East Obaorch Street. Keefer Toma and B W Thomas, who recently traveled to Washington Baltimore and Philadelphia, have returned. Fred Raymond's famous comedy The Missouri Girl will appear at the City Opera House next Saturday night. The Missouri Girl has drawn steady popular favor among theatergoers, with Raymond’s name a household hallmark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Harp
John W. Young
Lydia
Gaithoebnre
Washington, D. C
George F. Macmann
Albany
N. Y
P. M. Bader
East Obaorchatreat
Messrs. Keefer
Toma
B. W. Thomas
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Missouri
Major improvements planned for Braddock Heights ferry and rail service
The F M RR BR Clarksville branch undertakes track removal from a wooden trestle and regrading to improve the road bed between Olfton and Braddock Spring at an estimated cost near 6000. A larger water tank at the fountain will be added, with pumping equipment expanded to quadruple capacity. A new Braddock Heights station shed and a large shelter for passengers are planned, and a new auditorium is under discussion with an estimated cost between 1500 and 2000. Additional new buildings include Moe’s sixty room hotel foundation nearing completion and Charles Dall’s fifteen room boardinghouse. A schedule change effective December 1 will merge transfers at Myeraville, with Hagerstown cars on one side and Frederick cars on the other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollfton
Braddock Spring
Braddock Heights Landing
Moe
P.E Long
Charles Dall
Edgar S. McCardell
Hagerstowe and Myeraville Railroad
Pasakengera
Myeraville
Hagerstown
Frederick
Praise for Montevue Hospital Highlighted by Baltimore Official
Dr George J Preston secretary of the State Lucsey Commission praised Montevue Hospital in Baltimore noting its exceptional progress and modern facilities. He observed an unusually large share of pay patients from across Maryland and a reduced patient flow to Frederick County. To meet demand, new wards and two wardens began duty today, expanding care for insane, paupers, and patients from disease or injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Preston
Baltimore
Shate Lucsey Commission
Montevue Hospital
Maryland
Frederick
Board of Charities and Corrections
Funeral Notices of Rev George W Heelmeyer and Mrs Elizabeth Knott
The funeral of Rev George W Heelmeyer, found at the reservoir near Springfield Asylum in Sykesville, was held at his Baltimore home then at Mount Olivet with multiple clergy in attendance. Interment followed. Mrs Elizabeth A Knott was buried at Urbana St Ignatius church with pallbearers listed and interment beside a cemetery. Funeral director O Carty arranged services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Heelmeyer
Springfield Asylum
Sykesville
Carroll County
Frisby Street
Baltimore
John P. Walsh
Waverly Methodist Episcopal Church
W. Herbert
Caroling Street Methodist Episcopal Church
William 8. Osborne
Olty Hall Wiring Nears Completion
Contractor William D. Hales reports Olty Hall rewiring nearly finished as new switch board nears arrival. Hahn & Rowe advance heating capacity upgrade and expect completion in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olty Hall Improvement
William D. Hales
Olty Hall
Hahn & Rowe
Body of A E Reed Sent to Pittsburg for Burial
The remains of A E Reed killed on the B and O Railroad near Frederick Junction were shipped to Pittsburg yesterday evening at 7 o'clock by C O Carty who prepared them for burial. The body will be reserved by the representatives of the Palnetera' Union Pittsburg of which Reed was a member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
A. E. Reed
Frederick Junction
C. 0. Carty
Palntera’ Union
Local market quotes and hog slaughter totals
Local Mart market quotes show corn shelled at 50 cents per bushel and No 2 red wheat at 61.04. Hog butcher John Filby slaughtered three hogs weighing 259, 296, and 270 pounds totaling 865 pounds while S J Gladbill killed two hogs weighing 970 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tbe Local Mart
H. M. Cramer & Co
Oass
Deavy Porkers
John Filby
J. Gladbill
Record of real estate transfers and licenses in Lancaster courts
Week ended November 30 2001 lists deeds for numerous properties including Jacob Diehl to Jesse Klein and others, various county real estate transactions, and notable sums. Marriage licenses issued for Lancaster area residents. Orphans Court actions filed include final and first accounts for estates, inventories of debts, and sale of personal property across multiple estates. Grounded in local court filings with named individuals and sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit
Orphan’ Courts
Jacob H. Diehl
Jesse R. Kiein
Ann Rebecca Baker
John OC
Joseph
Baker
Benjamin F. Phebus
Harry G. Phebus
Bessie J. Phebus
West Fatrick Stress
Daniel P. Snyder
Mary E Borges
Tyson D. Dubel
John L. Herbat
George O
Rose H. Oeller
Frederick County
G. Carton Lastherman
Milton D. Ramasborg
John HW. Carr
Isabel Carr
John Wagaman
John EH. Gol
William J. Martin
Mattie Martin Baird
Joseph M. Devilbice
Joseph M. Devilbiss
D. Obas
Obas
B. Trail
O. Coluambus Mongan
Brunswick
J. Edward Kolb
Joseph H. Leib
County
Teaac B. Hawk
Lancaster
Sod Kasie Daciels Fox
New Market
Ejrwin A. Morningstar
Norns B. Norris
Burkittaville
Harry Louis Honok
Viola Freahour
Lewistown
Oscar T. Mulligan
Browningsville
Coral Watkine
Lawisdale
Jeremiah D. Rica
Alta G. Palmer
Charah Hall
Alonzi
Frederick
Wm. Outshall
Anna E. Weiner
John H. Ovtshall
Mattie M. Martho
Wm. J. Martin
Jeremiah J. Martin
Edward Y. Goldsborough
Virgie J. O. Harman
Francia L. Oaldwell
Francis L. Caldwell
Joseph D. Caldwell
Krancia L
Visitation Academy welcomes Sister Mary Loula Pelatier back
Sister Mary Loula Pelatier, long time Visitation Academy teacher now returning from Wytheville Virginia Convent after four years. Forty year elder ataterz Mary Dolores Atesa remains very ill and paralyzed. King David Lodge Old Fellows held annual banguaque at Maresh's restaurant with lodge meeting then feast of seasonal delicacies and humorous and patriotic responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Visitation Academy
Mary Loula Pelatier
Wytheville
Mary Lonla
Ataterz
Virginia
Bealog
Bieter
Mary Dolores Atesa
Odd Fellows
Bangguaec
King David Lodge
No 50
Old Fellows
YMCA Contest Sees Gains But Greens Lead
Yesterday in the YMCA membership contest gains were reported on both sides. Captain Hagan plans a Reds conference tonight to devise a plan to regain leadership. Elke Lodge holds memorial service Sunday at 3:30 pm in the City Opera House with addresses by Frank L. Stoner and Charles Knapp. Daniel Snyder, about 65, fell on stairs at his Fourth Street home and suffered serious bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M.C. A
Hagan
Eilke
Lodge of Elke
City Opera House
Frank L. Stoner
Charles Knapp
Baltimore
Daniel Snyder
Raat Fourth Street
Pole Tax Compliance Slated for City Poles
City records show telegraph telephone and electric poles within the streets of the city have not been fully taxed under the August 1904 ordinance. License fee of one dollar per pole was due by October fifteenth with tin plates by November fifteenth. nonpayment could lead to removal and penalties including fines up to thirty dollars or up to ninety days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Register
Committee On Atreeta
Aaid
Moext
Hymeneal Murray Young wedding at Ataby in a quiet home ceremony
A home wedding at the Ataby residence of Mr. and Mrs. Samson L Young united their daughter Lottie Jeannette Young with Reginald Murray of Washington DC. The ceremony was performed by Dr P D Pabroey and featured a Lohengrin wedding march, followed by a substantial supper with many local attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samson L. Young
Geo. Brunner
William D. Baumgardeer
P. D. Fahroey
William H. Rameburg
FUE WORK OF DEATH EMMA WINCHELL DIES AT BOYDS
Mrs Emma Ann Winchell wife of William R Winchell died Thursday at her Boyd s home Montgomery county from a complication of diseases aged uv yaara and T months Survived by husband two sons and three daughters funeral Saturday at 10 o clock Presbyterian church Boyd s with Rev Ritchie hymns Book of Agas and Jesus Lover of My Soul sung Interment Boyd s W T Hilton Son Barnesville funeral directors Sarah Zimmerman four year old daughter of Andrew J Zimmerman died Sunday evening at New Market after pneumonia funeral Tuesday 2 pm New Market cemetery pallbearers Dorsey Adama Charles Palmer William Phoabua Dorsey Stephens E Falconer Bros in charge Joseph F Eisenhauer recovering from quinsy improved today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William ER Winchell
Emma Ann Winchell
Wm. R. Winchell
Boyd's
Montgomery County
Willam H. John E
John T. Shields
Florence King
Mies Ella M
Presbyterian Church
Boyd’s
Sarah Zimmerman
Sarah
Andrew J. Zimmerman
New Market
New Market Cemetery
G. J. Hill
Dorsey Adama
Charles Palmer
William Fphoabua
Dorsey Stephens
E Falconer Bros
Rockville Manufacturing Company Incorporated
The Rockville Manufacturing Company was incorporated. The Western Conference of the Maryland Synod Lutheran church is in session at Hagerstown. Dr Henry Cornelius Comegys of Greensboro died in Scranton. Marshal Farnan says E B Daweson, wanted for assault at Kelac Home, will be apprehended. Roland B Rigor and Lee B Mooney, Lakeside street car bandits, each sentenced to 15 years in Maryland Penitentiary. Lawrence Welch convicted of murder in second degree for August 16 murder of his brother in law Inez. sentence suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Maryland Synod
Lutheran Pharch
Hagarstawno
Henry Cornelius Comegys
Greensboro
Casroling County
Scranton
Marshal Farnan
Baltimore
E B. Daweon
Momber
Kelac
Roland B. Rigor
Lee B. Mooney
Lakeside
Maryland
Lawrence Welch
Henry Buchoer
Inez
Frederick and Middletown Street Railway schedule change
Frederick to Hagerstown line begins December 1 with daily trains from Frederick at 6:20, 8:60, 2:00, and 6:20 p.m. and connections to Hagerstown arriving 9:10, 11:50 a.m., 4:30, and 8:50 p.m. Sunday times are 3:50, 8:06, and 2:60 p.m., with connections. Also notes hospital thanks dinner donors and lodge announcements, office moves, and an oyster supper event at Trinity Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Middletown Stailway Company
Hagerstown
Para
Bundage
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the Daily News
Jomithan Swart
Dean Pile
Patricks Oatlies
Janus Sheridan Newies
George Henry Lewes
George Pile Wate Wies
Dazed Am Femeton
St. Lewes
Germany
Seanian
Werlin
Shieldsterie Academy of
Atuste
Bo Oebipa, O
Fil & P.M
Wasniserios
Voureday Fair
W. L. Moors
The
Weather Bureau
Strauss, Kizeman & Co
Lewis F
Garter
Olingan House
Schildknecht Frederick
Hageratowo F
M.R.R
Caisy Pabst’s Beer
Wm. H. Shipley Bank
Frederick Co
John Hendrickson
Neldig
Mitler
Ladies’ Auxiliary, Sone of Veterans
Deland
F. & M. Electric Railway
Braddock
Braddock Colony
Montevue
Cocunty Hospital
Cousts
J. Wesley Diggs
Henry EK. O. Fox
David Cramer
Obaa. A. String
John A. DaGrange
Eli O. Renn
Charles B. Staley
Wilae R. Diggs
Alty
Willard
Kefauver
Milas Eather
Lenore Kefauver
Morgan N. Kefsover
Middletown
Ridgely Abram Willard
Broadhan
John W. Pontius
Reformed Church
Marceline Kefanver
Roth Willard
Deater
Green Wald
Harry Deater
Fannie M. Greenwald
E. L McLean
East Third Street
Mra. Deater
Weat Patrick Street
Pofvenlerger
Williams
Catherines L Willams
Wolfsville
This County
Daniel E Poffenberger
Anderson
Ind
Be Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Richo T. Mowbray
Joseph F. Eisenhauer
Citizens’ National Bank
Gcitugens National Bank OF Firederick
Fredarick
U.S
Bouve
Furaltars
U. S
Elron- Mathon
I Reserve Avenue
Yotal
Dapor Ita
Zila
of Frederick
G. Zisman
Cashler
G. Zimmerman
Faviers Thomas
N. P
Thomas
H. Haller
Janes HE. Walkie
WM G. Baker
News OF the
Loogal
Jed
Brisa Bros
Knights of Pythlas
Mountain City Lodge
K. of P
Thoreday
Jostih W. Gaver
QO. A. Lanois
J. O. Hendrix
East Second Street
St. John’s Catholic Pharah
Mre
BH. R. Bosant
East Church
Trinity M
Church
South
Handkerchiers
Suit Department
John Hendriocebon
Neng & Miller
Hendy
Neidig & Miller
CITY
Grell
Uit Hotel Grill
Lynnhavens
Clinton E. Main
Malo
Hustness
Clinton E. Maton
Lucal
Lass
Grayson
Durkuw
W. M. Burst
F. Bo
O. W. Hines
Eyesight Specialtet
Qcapital Optical Co
Washington, D.C
L. E. Mullinix
George
Rodock
Ae Bia
Holiday Goode
Rodook & CO
A. T. Rice & Sons
T. Rice
Bobb
Frederick, MD
Thomas PF Rice
East Fourth Btr
Lore N.O
Log Cabin
Ceci
Gorban & Went
Patrick Ste
Porto Rico
New Orleans
Syrus
QUEEN
Allen Rohrbagge
Oldswim
Coffeea
A.J. Eioghhlberger
CosRistatas
Besant & Khott
Patrick
HEINZ
Bacererau
Fourth Street
MT Olivet Cemeery
Cilugan Ngodeaodt
Hui Rock
F. B. Sappington
Jasistatas
China
Ubinas Bultabta
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