Marriages Reported Across Communities in Maryland and Nearby
Local news records several weddings and engagements with names including William Towson Mary Deaver Hagerstown Knoxville Hermony Union Bridge Peteraville and Lola Koehler. Notable ceremonies include Cline-Etine in Church Bill and Barkman-Harshman at the Lutheran parsonage. Juniors and relatives note invitations and receptions following November 11 events.
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Barkman
Harshmar
Daniel Barkman
Misa Pettle
Harshman
Wo Fsville
Toveday Ecvening
Chureh Bil
W. L. Remsburg
Daniel B. Backey
Sear Union Bridge
Misa Lola Koehler
J. Walter Clemson
Union Bridge
Arthur L. Line
B.& Q. Brakeman
May House
Mary GC
Bt. Mary’s
Peteraville
J. AL. Barry
Mary Binnon
Joseph Brinker
Frederick City Suburban Railway directors elected
Sty feek the electric road to Middletown gives people a Fare of 10 cents rip to Braddock Heigets. It ' O decided to resue commutation tickets good for a daily ride for one Month at Uire,at a two thirda rate. For school children half-rate commuta ton tickets will be loaed, a meeting of the stockholders of the Frederick City Suburban Bailwss Com pany at room No 9 in the Cliran's N opal Bank Building this morning, the folowing directors were elected to man age the ailatre of the company for the ensuing yest: John &. Motter, Thomas E Sstler, D E Kefauver, Peer W. Shi fer, Charles &. Coblenz, Dr. T. A Sha retta and Geo. Wim Smith.
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Middletown
Braddock Heigets
Frederick City
Bicycle Club Turley Dinner Run Heads For Ridgeyd’s
Members of the Frederick Bicycle Club plan a turkey dinner run from their headquarters at 9 a m tomorrow weather permitting. From thirty to fifty riders are expected to participate in the ride to Ridgeyd s.
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Frederick Bicycle Club
Ridgeyd's
Review of the Week in Gay oy and Cloom
A lively review of social life and politics contrasts seasonal weather with fashion and shop talk. It notes milinery displays, meals, and offerings from merchants, then shifts to October to November elections, political speeches, and national issues including gold standard and currency debates.
Montgomery Visit Connects Local Figures in Brief Notes
In Montgomery Mrs Melle Thomas of Middletown visits Mrs F M Fawcett of Reneington. Bills Katie Lay Bowe of Brookland returns from a lengthy Frederic County sojourn where she stayed with the Misses Carry. The Misses Kepp of Ingleside entertain a small house party hosted by Frederick trends.
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Montgomery
Melle Thomas
Middletown
F .M. Fawcett
Reneington
Katie Lay Bowe
Brookland
Frederie Couery
Carry
Missea Kepp
Ingleside
Brunswick Bridges New Potomac Ave Span Replaces Damaged Structure
Completed by Connoly Commissioners the new Groton Bridge on Potomac avenue Brunswick features a sixteen foot roadbed and robust oak framing. Built by Groton Bridge Company with masonry by Wachter and stone by Esgis, the red painted structure carries at least ten times its weight and connects with Potomac avenue pavement.
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Brunswick
Connoly Commissioners
Potomac Avenue
Brusawics
Loch Oak Moor
Groton Bridge Cmpany
Groton, N
Etresam
Thomas Dougherty
Frederick
Bridges Company
Myeraville
Charles Esgis
Branewick
Afesara
Cromwell
Moiriaon
Farmers Congresa Meeting Notice in Indianapolis
A conll hea bean issued for the next Meeting of the Farmer's Congress to be held in Indianapolis from November 10 to 13. Delegates include one from each congressional district and two at large, with heads of agricultural colleges and state sources as members by office. Governors of Indiana Lilimore Ohio and Michigan appoint 5000 associate delegates with non voting privileges. aims as the largest representative agricultural gathering in the United States.
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Farmer’s Congress
Indianapolie
Indianapolis
Indiana
Lilimore
Ohio
Michigan
United States
Accident injures Frederick agent at Brunswick bridge site
Mr. Thomas Dougherty of Frederick, agent for the Groton Bridge Company, supervising the Potomac avenue bridge erection in Brunswick, slipped from moving train No 4 and severely sprained his knee. He remained lame for several days and endured significant pain.
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Thomas Dougherty
Frederick
Groton Bridge Company
Potomac Avenue
Brunswick
They Place
Robbery at Rice and Shaff Store in Knoxville County
Thieves broke into the Rice and Shaff store in Knoxville County and stole goods. The robber(s) damaged a window pane during the break in. Authorities suspect local assailants familiar with the premises.
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Messrs Rice & Shaff
Knoxville
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Baltimore
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Tate
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White House
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London
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A. Market St
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