Pleasant Personal Notes From Frederick Area
Purely personal items list residents visiting, traveling, or relocating. Thomas H Haller is in Baltimore on business. John R Grafton of Marietta Ohio was in Frederick. Mary Smith of Frederick visited Mrs Henry Myers in Liberty. Mantz family returned after New York and Philadelphia trip. Emma V Buckingham of Rockville visiting aunt Mrs John W Colleberry. Vergle Ebeyeer left for a visit to her sister in Bagertown. Sabina Beckley and Addie Smallwood returned from Atlantic City. Mrs John Grumbine and family back from Glyndor visit. Louise Pausch of Baltimore visiting near Liberty. J Scott Anderson and family moved Frederick to Baltimore en route to California. Bertie Flickinger returned home near Buckeyatown after visiting Gertie Barnes and others. William Peterkin of West Virginia visited Richard Potts in Frederick. Ex Judge Mills of the Frederick County Orphans Court spending week in Frederick among friends. highly esteemed. Samuel Stauffer and wife of Colfax Illinois left Frederick after visiting F B Grambaugh. Mrs Stauffer is sister of Mr Crambatan. first visit in 43 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Haller
Balimore
John R.grafton
Marietta
Frederick
Mary Smith
Henry Myers
Liberty
M. R
D. Mantz
New York
Philadelphia
Baye
Emma V. Buckingham
Rockville
John W. Colleberry
Vergle Ebeyeer
West Patrick Street
Bagertown
Sabina Beckley
Addie Smallwood
Atlantic City
John Grumbine
Glyndor
Louise Pausch
Baltimore
Milszea Mattle
Mary Albsaugh
Twenty second Maryland WCTU convention closes in Baltimore
The twenty second annual WCTU of Maryland meeting ended at Boundary Avenue Presbyterian Church Baltimore with 200 delegates and officers present the largest gathering for a state convention. Mrs Mary E K Hssup urged renewed temperance efforts and the crowd saluted with handkerchiefs. Officers for year were named including president Mrs Hielup and secretary Mrs Lewis Dil. Resolutions condemned railroad liquor promotion and urged temperance education in schools and stricter laws for women and age of consent while opposing lynching gambling and indecent shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Maryland
Boundary Avenue Presbyterian Church
Morth Avenue
St. Paul Street
Baltimore
Storyland
Mary EK
Hss
Siste
Hielup
Lewis Dil
Margaret A. Lake
Agnee Stewart
Mies Frances A. Cathcart
Iiguor Treiis
Opuusa
Hymenal Brunswich Weddings Record Three Couples
Mr John Tomalt and Miss Mary Shefel er of Brunswick wed by Rev Father Berry Teexsday at 730 PM. Also Mr John Hardy married to Miss Katie Riley on Wednesday at an early hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
John Tomalt
Mary Shefeler
Berry Teexsday
John Hardy
Misa Katie Riley
Markell Named Chief Deputy in IRS Job Change
John A. Markell of Markell and Trail, a Republican county clerkship candidate, was named chief deputy to Internal Revenue Officer B. F P. Parlett in Beltsmore with a $2,000 yearly salary. He succeeds Carlton Shafer, a Democrat, and begins today. The appointment reportedly involved influence from Attorney General Harry B. Clabaugh. Parlett’s brother John F. Parlett is city tax collector. Additional deputies have been chosen, with Parlett planning further selections under presidential approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton Shafer
Internal Revenue Service
John A. Markell
Cos
Markell & Trail
Internal Revenue
B. F P. Parlett
Beltmore
Maskell
Harry B. Clabeugh
Wm. Markell
Withal
Govein
Wellington
5. T. Esiner
Frederick
Haffner
Lab
Mtr
United States
Parlett
Weskington
Vandiver
Treasury Department
Sizk Iy
William H. Resin
Washington
Wilnington
Del
Cumberland
Chatral
Hammond Urner
Republican County Central Committee
Grand Jury
Court Henze
Historical Association Organized at Academy of the Visitation
The Historical Association of the Academy of the Visitation in this city was organized Wednesday evening under the denomination Colonial Circle. Officers elected by ballot include President Miss Alma Keller, First Vice President Miss Alice Diffendal, Second Vice President Miss Gertrude Smith, Secretary and Treasurer Miss Mary Campbell. An advisory committee will consist of the above officers plus the centor department presiders. Next meetings will discuss The Celtic Investor of Europe The Absorigines of our own Country and The History of the Ic eas. Meetings are held on the first and third Wednesdays each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Historical Association
Historical Association of the Academy of the Visitation
Chonial Circle
Misaalma Keller
Aliss Alice Diffendal
Gertrude Smith
Mary Campbell
Sitera
Centor
Celtic Investor of Europe
Ourown
Iceas
Frederick Alleys and Hog Pens Dishonored by Foul Odor
Residents in multiple city sections complain of a persistent foul odor rising from hog pens that should be removed. The player and Board of Aldermen are urged to investigate and address the issue promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Mrs Hoes Moves with Family to Frederick Residence
Mrs Hoes and her two sons with sister Miss Maud Gouveneur left Care May village for Frederick. They will stay at Mr Blanchard Philpot’s house on West Church Street this winter. Mrs Hoes is sister to Mrs Dr Wm Crawford Johnson and is noted for literary talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RR. Hoes
Maud Gouveneur
Care May
Frederick
Blanchard Philpot
West Church Street
Matines Pupils Attend Orphanage Matinee Dog Show
Pupils from the Academy of the Via liation and children from All Sainte Orphanage attend a dog and pony show matinee at Matines. An advertisement urges Hood's Sarsaparilla to maintain health and digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of the Vialiation
All Sainte’ Orphanage
Brief Bits: early October weather and local notes
Chestnuts ripening and Pen Mar closing Saturday. Weather shifts with signs of Indian summer. Fires damage some late vegetation. A storm wave predicted for early October. Election bonfires by youths. Ex Governor Brown to register in Carroll County. Coal fields cover 144000 square miles. Morris Grain of Brooklyn dies after six weeks with a broken neck. Zosologists warn animal species decline. Pearl, ruby, diamond ranking for precious stones. Resanoke Machine Works employs 1280 workers with overtime. Mrs. A. McDaniel to start elocution class in Midgetown High School. Grand Duke Adolph of Luxembourg is Europe’s oldest sovereign at eighty. German War Office to supply artifacts to soldiers in need. Warm September noted, with the warmest phrasings in memory. A New York watchmaker drills a hole through a pin. Gas leakage in London estimated at nine percent. The man with a small salary as fashion model is likely to go broke. Russian peasants plentiful with ennmiswer seeds. Lightest solid density noted near sunflower. Gentle notes on dialect and jokes. Court docket for October shows ninety-one cases. Albans, VT hosts largest creamery world uses twelve thousand cows. Presbyterians’ minister salaries compared to skilled labor. Interstate Commerce Commission clarifies long and short haul rules. Grain advances push beef prices up. Maryland and Virginia farmers prosper selling calves and pork. New melt-in glass to hide medicine taste. John Wanamaker criticizes posters. endorses newspaper space over dodgers or posters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Carroll County
United States
Morris Grain
Brooklyn
A.&.mcdaniel
Frederick
Europe
Adolph
Luxerdure
New York
Tata
London
Cork
Brother Watkins
Toronto
Ontary
Effie Pickey
Court of Appeals
Albans
Maryland
Virginia
Jobn Wanemarker
Gettysburg Railroad Link Plans Move Forward
A Philadelphia era project to build a Washington DC to Gettysburg Pennsylvania railway via Westminster advances. Directors met in Gettysburg with Wilkesbarre Westminster Aston Mitte and Washington DC financiers forming a construction company. Legal details remain and grading could start soon aiming to cut travel time between Gettysburg and the national capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, DC
Gettysburg
Westminster
Jorge Smith
Wilkesbarre
Edwin J. Sawyer
Baltimore
Scratching Year Warns Voters On Party Lines
Reverend W C Griffith of Hagerstown urges voters to judge candidates by merit not party. He predicts extensive ticket scratching this year as both Democrats and Republicans show competence and integrity, with focus on state legislative choices and the U S Senate race at Annapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C. Griffith
Methodist Episcopal Church
Hagerstown
Annepoins
Gillige
United States
Health Officer Report for September Passes on Deaths and Contagions
The Health Officer report lists September interments at 17 and deaths at 10 with 7 white and 3 colored. Causes include dysentery and apoplexy, with contagious cases such as typhoid fever and diphtheria. City and county death distribution notes numerous cemetery burials and a steady death rate. Mortgages filed and marriage licenses issued are recorded, and the fall market opens earlier at 6 a.m. tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Mt Olivet
St. John’s
Besger Dam
Mt. St. Alary’s
Middletown
Montegue
Bartonsvile
Evlerton
Doubz
Bethel
Mt Carmel
Petersville
Rocky Ridge
Myersvile
Jefferson
Key’s Chapel
Thurmont
Wellsville
Brunswick
MT. Clivat
Mt. Olivet
Montgomery County
Baltimore City
Attes Court Hills
Studies resume at Naval Academy Annapolia
News from the state notes resumed studies at the Naval Academy in Annapolia and lists a string of other items including deaths, court hearings, railway company incorporation, inventions, and local incidents across Baltimore and surrounding counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Academy
Annapolia
Edward Jones
St. Michael's
Talbott County
Court of Appeals
Annapolis
North Essta
Baltimore, Halethorpe and &J. Deuls Railroad Company
Cuban Gaiety Girl at City Opera House Tonight
The Big Spectacular Company presents an evening of entertainment at the City Opera House on October 1. The show features Misa Ray Irvin, Lester and Le Nard, Lottie Bernard, Edith Hart, and acts by Barry and Jaggere, Ryne and Ryne, and Trish in a concluding farce, with elaborate scenery and effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galety Girls
City Opera House
Ress
Misa Ray Irvin
America
Lester and
le Nard
Lottie Bernard
Edith Hart
Electric
Barry
Jaggere
Cression
Ryne
Prescription Store Promises Citywide Service
A drugstore touts its ability to compile a stock of pure free drugs and to prepare prescriptions with the exact effect the physician prescribes. The shop pledges to feature prescription work and positions itself as the city’s premier prescription store.
Captain Zittle Hosts Jefferson County Editor Visit
Captain John A. Zittle, editor of the Shepherdstown Independent, was in Frederick yesterday calling at The News Office. The Independent, though only three years old, leads Jefferson county newspapers under his experienced management. Greyhounds Sold to Prof Gentry for Dog and Pony Show. County Commissioners set a two day session starting Monday. A colored cake walk occurred at Brad Dock Heights and an operated cake walk at Nezarlie Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atutle Galle
John A. Zittle
Tsa
Shepherdstown
Frederick
Zittle
Middletown
West Virginia
The
Independent
Jefferson County
Beshelor
Greyhounda
Chas. Mehrling
Gentry
Braddock Heights
Nezarlie Hall
Local Oyster Depot Ad and Frederick County Fair Notice
Gaate's Oyster Depot advertises flat close goods and samples at City Hotel with Joel Gutman & Co. in Baltimore. Oysters priced at 100 per gallon, other goods offered, free shoe shining. Frederick County Fair notice announces Pennsylvania Railroad excursion rates for October 15 to 22 with return by Oct 23 1897 and a Littlestown through train on Oct 21 at 3 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaate’s Oyater
Marset Street
Esat
R. A. Campbell
Joel Gutman & Co
Baltimore, Md
City Hotel
Frederick
Maryland
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Littlestown
Various dated facts and a horse theft report
A string of dated facts notes inventions and measurements from telephones in 1561 to light speed, plus a 1833 gold mine claim in California. A horse theft is reported near Mr P F Pampel’s stable by the Braddock toll gate, with the thief abandoning the horse. Local repairs on North Market Street and a Frederick bicycle ride to Ridgeville are mentioned alongside a wheat price of 90 cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Atlantic
P. F. Pampel
Braddock Toll Gate
Enimsi
Cabin House
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the Daily News
Henry OV
England
Pierre Corneille
Paul L
Patel Ia
James Lawrence
Burlington
Chesapeake
Eefes Choate
Fasex
Mass
Ealifax
Harrison
McEanler
Jodge Irvany B. Bandic
Lincoln
U. Bers
Wacomerow
D.C
Weather Bureau
Boatmanter, Boyd's
Gomes
W.eé
MR. Markell
Hood
Erbederik
A&a Methodist
John Hendrickson
Lowesi
Conrad Brust
John Nick— Plagang
August F. Brust
Frederick City
Andrew P. Renner
John A. Bair
Reel Eatste
News OF the State
Charles Potter
Baltimore Medical College
Archibishop
John J. Keane
Catholic University At
Rome
Melson Baker
East
Montgomery Street
Alice Frampton
Easton
George Bayage
John M. Michael
Havre de Grace
Mellif
George L. Bsidwie
Carr’s Crossing
Baltimore and Ohio
Herre de Grace
Cherly
Ocean City
Baltimore and
Ohio
Pittsburg
Democratic Committee of “95
Gorman
Frencis Bimoneilt
Secident
Proscription Trade
Clinton E, Maln
Graduate Pharmacist
Stover
Stoves
Harry K. C. Fox
Murphy's
Spotseller’s
Quayun
McKinley
York County Fair
Marine Band
Ratz
Broomel, Schmidt & Co., Manufacturers
York, Pa
E. Gline
Cc. E. Cie
Castle
A. B. Hargett
Cfeee Bargains
A, Ba, Hanzezi Tr
Mason's
AT _BAILING GROCERY
the Bailing Grocert CO
Board of County Commissioners
Lee Fresh Fish
J. Beckly
Econ’z
J. H. Markey
North Manxet Street
L. M. Stone
North Market Street
Square Corner
Church Street
Ridgeville
Aupper
L. Be, Mulcleinez
Royal Columbians
L. EH. Mousa
N.B
Rodock & Neidig
Froduce Ouk
Neidig
CK & Neidig
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rice & Son: Funeral Directors
FE. V. Staub
Freewes Pots
F. W. Stavz
James B. Walker
Yai E. Walker & CO
Tou
Das, H. ‘Wangza
Doll Brothers
Brothers
Ribisstrvat
Express and Freight
Doll Bnuoraszze
Market St
D. J. Remsburg
J. Remsburg
PH. G. Preechiplion Drugge
N. Market St
Gro Howe Perfumery
Giekiars
Joliet
Ridea
Beverore
le Dax
J. J. Bembeurs
Dolus
Frei
C. D. Doz
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