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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1905

Page

3

Social notes from Frederick and nearby towns

Personal visits and travel notices list residents and guests in Frederick and surrounding areas. Names include Mr John Shafer Miss Edith Toomas Mrs John Haydon and many others visiting Baltimore Philadelphia Washington Point of Rocks and Brunswick during winter and fair days.

John UT. Shafer Near Backeystown Frederick Edith M. Toomas John A. Haydon Caunt Street Baltimore Edward 8 Mobley West Patrick Street Lykasville oMisses Laura and Roza Eligp High Knob Berths Elipp West Fifth Street W. OG. Qaraler Fredstick Middletown

Brief Bits and Local Happenings For Christmas Season

Notes on festive preparations and small town life include leaves to cover roses, millinery openings, a paralyzed horse owned by Mr John Price, and oyster suppers. References to elections, Thanksgiving, and Christmas hint at year end events, with comments on moral improvement and local infrastructure work on the Monocacy bridge. Reports on fashion trends and distant news items close the brief.

Uenal John Price Baltimore and Frederick

Registered Voters Fall Off From Last Year in Frederick County

Report of Registration officers shows Frederick County total registered voters at 13 242 amid district by district tallies. Districts include Buckeystown precincts and towns like Middletown Emmitsburg and Woodsboro with counts ranging from 149 to 871, total 13 242. prior year total 13 335.

Frederick County Board of Supertisora of Middletown Creagerstown Emmitsburg Catoctin Urbans Mechanicatown Jackson Jabreville Woodsboro Linganore Lewistown Tuscators Surkittsville Ballenger

Poloahag Synod Apportions at Closing Session

The Potomac Synod of the Reformed Church at New Port Ps closed its session by approving mission reports and annual apportionments. Hom a missions 15 609 foreign missions 10 679 and harbor Bahamias and Hangariso mingiogs 1 659 plus church building work 5 070 annually for three years. Total benevolent allotment 37 665 for the coming year with Maryland Classis at 9 985. The synod noted debt of 217 030 and requested 1 000 annually for Home Missions for three years.

Potomac Synod of the Reformed Church Newport Committee of Missions Iseme General Board of Homa Missions Faraiga Mission Board Hema Missions Foreign Mission Harbor Bahamias Hangariso Mingiogs Church Buiilding Fund Roy J W. Pontits Middletown State of Religion Tha Syaai Namber Claszas Synod Maryland Hougarise Bobomisn Harbor Witdland

Boy Leaves Home in Mystery After Saturday Departure

Edward and Mary Waters report their sixteen year old son Harry Waters left home Saturday evening without notice after working recently for Frederick Gas Company and the Frederick and Middletown Electric Railroad. Police in Washington and local authorities were alerted as description and scar details circulated.

Edward Waters East South Street Harry Waters Frederick Gas Company Frederick Gaithersburg

Young Mona’a Christian Association Names Temporary Secretary

The board of directors appointed Franklin H. Harrington as temporary secretary to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Ira M. Logan.

The Young Mona’a Christian Association Franklin H. Harrington Ira M. Logan

Week's Record of Real Estate Transfers and Licenses

Transfers of real estate in Frederick County and Emmitsburg include John L. Jordan to Melvins’ Wemner and others. Marriage licenses issued for multiple couples including Riley Harris and Katie Harris. Orphans' Court actions cover wills, administration, and sales reports. Christian character notes report a sermon at the German Baptist Brethren church on building a Christian life.

Circuit and Orphans’ Courte Circuit and Orphans’ Courts John L. Jordan Melvins BM. Wenner Bracewick Samuel L. Crone Samuel L Crone Charles Middletown Sallie E. Kemp Heonet E. Wencnt Hansh E Weant Frederick J. Shorb James L. Rowland Mae T. Taylor Blue Ridge Summit Martha J. Warner Elmar Green Noah E. Cramer Jacob G. Stitzel Bronswick Peter J. Harting Barab V. Harbaugh Emmitaburg William Morrison George W. Andrew Emmitsburg Joseph F. Hemler Annie Dar Eugenes L Rowe Edward J Adams Mary A. Gillelan Eugene L. Rows Joseph EK. Hays John 5S Shields Wifs Joseph Khays William Thomas Tee Hopeseod Katie Katherine 7Harris Center- Ville David H. Bean Craditeza John Francis Smith Charles O. Hammond Rufus H. Day Titus G. Day Latimar W. Day Edward J Felix Adams Annis M. Adams Dorcas H. Dorcas Katie V. Dorcas FH. Dorcus Jacob Dorcas Wo. B. Dorcas Jacob Dorans Dacassead Wm. H. Dorenus Jacob Dorcus Chailes W. Rose Chailes W. Rose, Deceased, Granted To the Executrix Prigclils Brust Charles L. Brust Charles Riehl Asle Charles W. Hess Executrix

Piano Tuner Scam Report in Montgomery County

Mr. Charles Brovins and a liveryman Mr Hicks seek a man who called himself Ray mond claiming to be a piano tuner for a Baltimore firm. He charged five dollars to tone a piano, left steam with Hicks, and damaged Brosius piano. Suspect described as tall, well dressed, red mustache, black hair, about 43, with a small boy companion, previously active in Frederick County.

Charles Brovins Mear Barnes- Wile Mrr. Hicks Boyés Montgomery County Raymond Baltimore Brosina Hicks Dickere

Plans for new store building and street improvements reviewed

In a special session the mayor and all aldermen except Mr Douglas considered bids for a new county jail house adjoining the municipal electric light plant on East street. C Thomas Kemp proposed a corner Market and Patrick streets building with circular glass show windows extending beyond the line, asked to street the windows per plan, matter held under advisement. Attorney Levy to confer with Baltimore and Frederick Railroad counsel about bond payment and stress payring. Qoryell work claimed nearly complete. board pleased with result. A street sweeper purchase discussed to aid city, aiming to use horses from both companies to haul it. Committee awarded police winter uniforms contract to J Daniel Crimmins at $15 per uniform.

Douglas Municipal Electric Hght Esat Street C. Thomas Kemp Market Patrick Streets Tobbes Dury Charles P. Levy J. Roger McSherry Baltimore and Frederick Railroad B. H. Qoryell Thea Qorygell Company Police Mesara Leass Kindley Uoosaglas J. Daniel Crimmins

Local notices list events and sales in Frederick area

Announcements include Miss Faunt LeRoy lecture at Kemp Hall with ticket details and dates, a Grace Reformed church benefit, millinery openings by Mss. E Paxzy and H.R. Maxsty, hardware sale by J. E. Price & Co, heating stoves and mantles, and reduced colonist fares via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad plus a sales pitch for a new loom dragger carpet.

Faunt LeRoy Kemp Hall Weat Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Baltimore & Okie Railroad California Arizons British Columbia Colorado Montana New Mexico Oregon South Dakota Texas Utah Washington Wyoming Csil

Local Bank Officers and Cashier Roles Listed

A historical OCR fragment lists bank officers including president vice president cashier and assistants, with financial figures $100,000 and $250,000. Names such as D. Saber Wal Baker H D Baker Wh G Zimameraan Samuel G Duvall appear among roles and titles.

Vocal and Instrumental Recital at Woman's College

Mesas Maurice G Beckwith and Howard R Thatcher presented a mixed vocal and instrumental program to a warm audience at the Woman's College hall. Highlights included Guilmant and Wagner pieces, Thatcher’s organ and piano works, and Beckwith’s refined offerings.

Messrs Beckwith Thatcher Woman’s College Mesera Maurice G Beckwith Howard RR Conservatory of Music Shir Wall Guilmant Wagner Women’s College Frederick Eutaw Placa Baltimore Mount Wesernon M.E Thas Dever A. Buzzi Peccis Flegter Leland Powers Boston School of Expression United States Collsege Hall

Sermons and services and fire probe in Maryland

Rev Samuel Graffiti of Baltimore could not lecture in Libertytown on October 20 because of an appendicitis operation in Baltimore. Revival meetings ending October 22 drew strong attendance. Rev J Fred Hoelse will preach at Libertytown M E church November 6 at 2 30 pm and lead quarterly conference November 7 at 1 30 pm He will also preach at Ling s nore Church November 7 at 7 pm Communion at Bethel Lutheran Church October 29 at 10 am with preparatory services on the preceding Saturday at 2 pm A fire at Roberts Roop Co mill near Westminster last Sunday was investigated by Deputy State Fire Marshal Lloyd T MacGill Jr who found no incendiary origin and that the fire began in the engine or boiler room

Samuel Graffiti Baltimore Libertytown J. Fred. Hoelsse D. D M. E Lingsnore Bethel Lutheran Church Brandsy Lloyd T. MacGill, Jr Westminster Roberts, Roop & Co MacGill

Local Music Firm Promotes Pianos and Organs in Maryland

Barise and Baxsacx, proprietors of Music and Literature at 217 North Market Frederick, defend their business against jealous competitors. They promote a full line of pianos organs and related music goods, claim reliability, and invite customers to visit before buying elsewhere. Also notes events at City Opera House and agricultural society premium payments.

Atay Maryland Barzse & Baxsacx North Market Street Frederick

Funeral notices and stage entertainment reported

Funeral services were held at 1 PM for Miss Elsia May Bay from her Pearl residence with Rev. Hill of New Market officiating. Pallbearers included Zimmerman, Clyde Smith, Kalley, and others. interment at Olivet cemetery. Mrs Louisa Gratchen’s funeral was at East Patrick Street with Rev. Ingle officiating and interment at Olivet. pallbearers named. In Hagerstown, Sir Robert Downing and ensemble presented a K of P lodge entertainment at the Academy of Music, praised by the Herald as a rare treat with Downing among the best visiting actors. Strawberries from Samuel Holter’s Worth Market patch, Sharpless variety, were noted for their strong flavor.

Elsia May Bay Pearl Mr. Hill New Merket Wm. Zimmerman Erwin Zimmerman Clyde Smith Percy Kalley Frank Smith Roger Knott Mrs. Olivet Cemetery O. Carty Louisa Gratchen East Patrick Street Br. Osborne Ingle F. Granville Thomaz Frank J Schroeder George Chambers Reverdy Cronenberg Ms. Olives Cemetery CO. G. Carty Hagerstown Robert Downing Downing Myrtle Hershberger Dorsey Etchison Mountain City Lodge K. Ot P Academy of Music

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