Invitations and theater open season in city
The invitation committee met last Friday and elected Hager Wickham secretary. Monthly meetings set for the third Friday at eight. A written report for Monday’s meeting is planned. The City Opera House opened the season with A Wife for a Wife. a strong company drew a small audience, but the production was praised for quality and wit. The same troupe performs tonight and a souvenir program will be given.
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FC. Y.s.olal
Hager Wickham
Plana of Wrath
City Wall
City Opera Ebone
Death at Montevua Hospital
Busan Teer, a white resident, died at Montevua Hospital yesterday morning. She was laid to rest in the hospital graveyard in the afternoon. The Rev. ie Hanakarl officiated. A horse attached to a buggy belonging to Hatry Miner of the Manor pulled the vehicle into a four-horse team on North Market near Fourth Street, breaking the front wheel. The Frederick County Agricultural Society held its regular quarterly meeting at the Court House shortly after 10 o'clock, with business of a repetitious nature transacted.
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Montevur
Busan Teer
White
Montevua Hospital
Ie Hanakarl
Colinton
Hatry Miner
North Market
Fourth Street
the Agricultural Society
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Court House
Fav
St. HL
Blain
Kent County
Prove Georges County
Prinarten
Peioce George's
Bessie Conteo
Woodvilla
Prince George
Washinton
Camp-menting
Galthernburg
Cumberland
Patuxent River
Uppoe Marlboro
Poolusville
Montgomery County
Judge Vinson
Eixth
Ellicott
North Point
Calvert
Cecil County
Geo. L. Wallington
Allegany County
Frederick
Osoe Ney
Notes and Nationa Gathered In Pil gelmage Through the Valley
A rambling diary through Middletown Valley recounts Braddock, Siddletown, Burkittsville, and Pleasant Hill while tracing historic sites. The writer wanders to Calvert and Catoctin regions, notes churches, views along the Potomac, and a river crossing, ending with a return by train.
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Nationa
Middletown
Namu
Gath
Catrette
Raf
Agule
Drouth
Beame
Braddock
Jetorg Allen
Danaksrd
Aulldletown
Boganuee
Mrededick
Hayes
United States
Local Fair Scenes Include Banter and Booth Plans
The article sketches a county fair with amiable chatter about seating and performers, a monument committee plan, and food booths. It notes soda fountains and coffee, a seven dozen voice singing segment, and crowd enthusiasm, while mentioning hometown telegraph linking Boonsboro to the outside world.
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Raltape
Phoee
Key
Albaugh
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the Daily News
Gare
California Fig Syrup Co
Aley
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Wormdolp
Miata
New Mareet
Arnald
Burkittavillean
Washington
George Alfred Vownaond
Agi
Haa
Rand
Lena
Amile
Stonnay Peba
Gapland
Waverton
Marpot
Maryland
John Brown
Fort
Potomac
Jefferson
Bolivar
Middletown Valley
Kock
Venice
Vatrick Street
Gromarket
Bechley
Pien
Witl
Ane le Nlage
Guntlemens
Boson
Tee
North Market ST
Letua
George A. Gulbert
Noa
Ty Frederick
Mi Mas
Dinu
Lew Fen Mang Jae
Moonebore
Telegraph
George W. Warner
Freiuwiek
Boonsboro
Bernard Nolkire
Mouth Mountain
Carroll County
Ellicott City
J. Brook Boyle
Clemsonville
J. H. St. Wood
J. C. Proutz
Delainore
Theasturanon
John B
Hoventel
Bogia
Grand
Rapids
Atook
Ourly Birch
W.H. B. Etchison
E. Patrick
Madi
Larne
North Market Street
Sing Bhat
Patrick Gleason
Coartes Haden
Poteravilio
Hennywick
Gleason
Washburn, Crosby & Co.’s
Vetry
Barrera
Tim
New York
Renner & Kemp
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