Various Local Notes and Notices From Carroll County
Charles Broadway Ro of New York recalls the Winchester firemen with a $100 gift. Trout of Lineboro reports a horse that has not left its stable in 17 years. Miss Lillian Birely receives two portraits from Miss Kittle Rhodes. Wheat prices in Pennsylvania hit their season low. George Schott sells 22 acres near First Place for $1,200 and returns to Baltimore. Representative McKissr of Maryland proposes a $75,000 Cumberland public building, Rev. John Conway educated at Mt St Marys and a former pastor in Mechanicstown. Edwin J. Sawyer yields 57 barrels of corn from three acres, near Sunnyside in Bachman’s Valley. John Young near St James College raises a large bank barn framework. L Bkrely harvests over a bushel of English walnuts from their tree. George Alfred Townsend contemplates autography and a home printing press. A new arc light dynamo arrives in Hagerstown with four arc machines and two incandescent dynamos. An Ohioan buys 660 barrels of apples in Frederick County Va for $2.05 a barrel. Bass fishing expected to lead as partridges and rabbits decline. Election seen as quiet amid party apathy. Internal revenue office to close for transfer of Baltimore police. Western Maryland roads reportedly washed. John M. Sood reelected president of Western Maryland Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Broadway Ro
New York
Winchester
Java
Wnr
Trout
Lineboro
Carroll County
Lillian Birely
East Church Street
Kittle Hhoades
Pennsylvania
Lillian
Faynesboro
George Schott
Harney
Smail
First Place
C. M. Moore
Baltimore
Representative McKsir
Maryland
Cumberland
John A. Conway
Mt. St. Stary’s College
Emmitsburg
Church of Our Lady of Art. Carmel
Mechanicstown
Edwin J. Sawyer
Westminster
Pennsylvania Avenue
Sunnyside
Bachman’s Valley
John Young
St. James College
Sagerstown
Beachley
Frederick County
L. EB. Bkrely
Patrick Street
George Alfred Townsend
Gapland
Bagerstown
John Purcell
Social World and Family Reunion Highlights
A pleasant Lewistown gathering at Mrs. Lydis C. Green’s home brought together eight living children of Grandmother Green, with 29 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren noted. Other items include a wedding anniversary celebration at White Oak Springs with music and presents and a birthday party for Miss Josie Dutrow, plus a Golden Wedding report for Col. Edward Mayberry Moberly and his wife. A Chicago report warns hotels with single stairs and poor fire safety pose great danger to many nightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydis C. Green
Lewistown
Grandmother Green
Benjamin
West
George W. Green
Baltimore
Wm. Eli Green
W. H. Bowers
Joseph D. Green
Frederick
James L. Green
Charlesville
John T. Green
Bridgeport
Edward Smith
M.J. Grove
Wm. Grove
Smith
Lewis Markell
Hunichen
Castle
Aliss Castle
E. J. Smith
Laura Grove
Lila Smith
Annie
Elia Howard
Ratle
Nellie
Bessie
Grace Getzendinner
Messrs
Arthor
George
Howard
Wm. Smith
G Wm. Smith
Charles Rohrback
Col
Edward Mayberry Moberly
Hagerstown
Nathan Tyson
City
Growth of Christian Endeavor Work in the County
At Buckeystown the Christian Endeavor Convention featured D S Wright of Knoxville praising a new interdenominational County Union. He cites 14 societies plus a junior group with 573 members, urges patriotism, church missions, and prayers for broader fellowship and youth training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Buckeystown
D. $. Wright
Knoxville
Christ
Bretheren
Cleveland
Union For Missions
Union Christian Endeavor Societies
Traditions Civil Ties Bind Harman and Stonesifer Pair
Mr Emory Forest Harman formerly of Mechanicstown Maryland now with the Chicago Tribune wed Miss Mary Estella Stonesifer at their home on South Potomac street Hagerstown. The ceremony was at 10 o’clock Tuesday morning conducted by Rev J R Shultz AE EL church. After the ceremony the couple departed for Chicago on the 236 train to begin married life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AE. EL
Chicago
Bayard Larkins
Wm. O’conner
Harry Thompson
Townsend Ecker Wedding At Bethel Church Carroll County
On October 25 Rev J T Cross of New Windsor married Mrs Belt Town send and Miss Mamie OH Ecker at Bethel Methodist Episcopal church near Sam's Creek Carroll County. The attendees were George E Matthews of Westminster N Townsend of Baltimore Revs J T Marsh Walkersville and J T Ensor New Windsor.
The Work of Death
Mrs. Alexander wife of Mr John Alexander of near Jefferson died early Monday at age about 82. Her funeral was from the Lutheran church at Jefferson on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Susan Nicodemus widow of Jacob Nicodemus formerly of Carroll County died at her son in law Lamoyle Owens Delaware Ohio on the 16th instant aged 156 years. A life summary notes a person aged around 70 could have eaten about 13000 pounds meat 10000 pounds bread and vegetables 25000 eggs and 5000 pounds fish game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Alexander
Alexander
Jefferson
Castle
Jeferson
Susan Nicosdemus
Tate Jacob Nicodemus
Carroll County
Lamoyle Owen
Delaware County
Ohio
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Nipa Spa
Wall ST
the Daily News
Orry Horan
Oscer Rhodes
Ent Jer
F. van Olinda
John Donovan
Agnes T Donovan
Quarles
Grorr Horze
Leon Smith
Hot Springs
Ark
John B. Shuman
John A. Libbart
John S. Warner
G. G. Gotner
Frank W. Spottes
Columbis
W. H. Coorad
Erie
C W. Hofford
Littlestown
Syaurthing
California
San Francisco
Cal
Louisville
North Market Street
Sexton Grand Beaters
Iron King
Noble Cook
Frederick Stove House
E. Patrick St
Frederick, MD
S. D. Thomas & CO
Internal Revenue Office
McMountain Roads
John M. Sood
Western Maryland Railroad Company
Josie Dutrow
Richard Dutrow
Ps A
Quint Tate
Thomas H. Haller
Central Dry Goods House
Sheppard’s
Court Street
Thomas Own
Brookey
David Miller
Brown
Burelar
CA Ksie
Tsowd
W. H. B. Etchison
South Market St
Rand
George A. Gilbert
W.d.h
Zaara Melanges
Priestley
Chinchille
Renner
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