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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1895
Page
4
The column runs various ads and notices including House For Rent, Underwear, and Pocketbook listings, plus a funeral notice for Thomas A. Dorsey and John Z. Thomas. It also mentions Epworth League social at the M E Church and J B Voluse’s recent preaching tour in Baltimore and Columbia Avenue Church.
On Friday evening a surprise party was held at the home of Mr. Geo H. Cramer near Walkerville. The affair was attended by a small group of young people and proved interesting and enjoyable due to the genial host and hostess making all present feel pleasant and agreeable.
A blaze at noon today damaged Dr McKinney's hay field with hay and rocks burned, destroying between 20 and 30 tons of hay. Authorities suspect a spark from an engine on the B line caused the fire.
Blemenamer and Company and the Misses Mantz showed a handsome varied display of pattern hats and bonnets yesterday along with many late and elegant millinery novelties.
The Potomac Sykod convened its 233rd annual meeting on Tuesday evening with sessions detailing a new Synodical Missionary Society, nominations, and funds. Reports covered Home Missions in Hungarian Harbor and eastern, western, southern outreach, foreign missions, and financials including endowment and publication board profits.
A public school building in Gaithersburg burned last night due to an overheated stove left burning. Loss estimated at 2600 dollars with 1200 covered by the county school board and 500 by stockholders who owned Good Templar Hall. Volunteer Fire Company prevented spread. Sandy Springs Mutual Insurance Company covered 2000 dollars for the hall.
The Third Precinct Democratic Club held a public meeting last night with speeches by Hon. Wm J. Ogdes of Baltimore and Mr. F. Marion Faustel of Wal a city. Chairman Str. Hichard Ho5 presided as the crowd showed strong interest in the speakers.
An invitation was accepted from Mr. John C. Hardt, president of the Frederick Floriculture Society, to examine his chrysanthemums grown for the coming Flower Show. He has 75 plants, including fine Vivian Morelis and Philadelphia varieties, in open air under frost protection and grafted specimens proving successful for the first time.
A hearing before Police Justice Eckateia will determine if John Jokesor, a colored boy, falsely claimed age to register. The registrar noted he is twenty one, but the author claims he is not yet of age, with further hearing planned. Two Bucks County registration cases were heard, involving James F Bon and Whim White. Bon’s name was removed from the books, while White’s registration was refused, both ordered to be listed as eligible voters.
The Philomatheans held a meeting where LP. MecGul Jr read a piece titled You're No Snack Potatoes. Prof Cyrus Thomes led the public meeting on Thursday November 14 debating the resolution that all church property should be taxed by law in Maryland. Participants included W d Nicodemus N E B Cramer and Dr E Bowlus, with judges Prof Gale and others, the affirmative winning. Mrs Florence Garber of Daysville narrowly escaped death Tuesday evening when a horse in a pasture bumped the fence, knocked her down, and left her briefly unconscious as bystander Wao Lease provided aid.
Hey Russell Conwell, famed preacher, lectures on Reform of a Private Life at City Opera House next Tuesday night. Tickets sold at Yeakle's. reserved seats 60 cents, gallery 29 cents. Also Stanford's Hall hosts Charles T. Guyton phonograph exhibit Wednesday for Glade Church fundraiser. admission 10 and 15 cents. Democratic meetings planned in Creagerstown, Adamstown, Kemptown, Walkershire with Hon. Wm. J. Ogden and county candidates. more dates to be announced.
Fragmentary OCR notes announce goods that can be reduced and mention new mange fils macarona with unclear meaning. The readable portions imply a trade item list or promotional line without complete details.
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