Local notices of students and visitors in Maryland towns
The Daily News lists residents and guests in Boonsboro Frederick and nearby areas. Harvey Grow returns to Western Maryland College Westminster to enter junior year, others resume studies at Georgetown College and St. Joseph’s, with frequent visits and travel to Baltimore Washington Jefferson and Middletown. Local social references include Miss Carrabell Travis, Miss Nan Routzabu, and Amelia Markell visiting relatives and attending colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey P Grow
Profitrow
South Market Street
Maryland
Cole
Westminster
Frank Smith
James Egan
Georgetown Cole
D.C
Silas Nelkirk
Bounsboro
Emmitsty
Allen Lskin
Boonsboro
St. 3 College
Emmitsburg
Bentz
Ester
Frederick
James Eavey
John Zimmerman
Jeffson
Fred. Friday
Jefferson
Frederick College
HY ENEAL. QUINSLY MAZRIED, ir. Augustus Fraley and Mirs. Susan ooper
Augustus Fraley and Mrs Susan Cooper, both of this city, were quietly married in New Market yesterday. The couple returned to the city and visited friends at their home on West Patrick Street. Elive-Gaver, ferried, September 6th, at the Reed parsonage in Middletown, by T.F. Hoffmeier, Mr. Israel B. Riine of Braddock and Miss Elia Gaver of Eland, this county. Reelected. An annual election for three directors at the Grapgers Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Middletown was held on May last. Messrs H A Poffinder of Washington County, George T. ip of Jefferson, and D. werd Ke er of Briddftown were reelected. George T. Whip was reelected Press of the company for the ensuing year, Tae ELL Routzaba, secretary. His Finger Cat. t Solomon Zimmerman while Sead milk cans at Lime Effin this morz had ome of she on his tight badly cat by a cancelling ca fy
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Carrie Whipp
Burkittsville
Cora Whipp
Jefferson
Missik
Baltimore
R.H. Campbell
G. N._ Hargett
Washington, D. C
M. M. T. Remsburg
Vizil
Ida
West
Katie Smith
Lovettsville
Hss
Shenk
John L. M. Green
Lewistown
Gettysburg College
Jisses
Nellie
Katie Geizendanner
Bearneyaville
Weatseonis
Quinsly Mazried
Augustus Fraley
Mirs
Susan Ooper
New Market
West Patrick St
Elive—Gaver
Reed Parsonage
Middletown
T.F. Hoffmeier
Israel B. Riine
Braddock
Elia Gaver
Eland
Grapgers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Any
Messrs
H. A. Poffinder
Washington County
George T. Ip
D. Werd Keer
Briddletown
George T. Whip
Tae Ell. Routzaba
Solomon Zimmerman
Samuel R. Tregatlis
Fenton Lee
Palmetto Works
Mattings
E. Cline & Co
Brunswick
Hanshew Markey
Noone
John Bolton
Luther Dey
Browningsville
Fall Trad
Gale
E. Cline & C
Frederick County
Merchants’ Retail Commercial Agency
Ramsburg Fertilizer Company
Montgomery County
Goshen
Laytonsville
Keedysville
Young Men's Republicap Club
Joshus J. Dill
Fredericktown
Casper Ramsburg
Chivalry and Politics Tariff Reform Picnic Held
The third Tariff Reform Picnic and tournament occurred yesterday in the White Oak Grove near New Market under the Democratic Tariff Reform Club. Notable speakers included Congressman-elect William M. H. Keir and Col. William Exgour, with Miss Elsie Bregle crowned queen of love and beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Oak Grove
Bem Bor
New Market
Democratic Tariff Reform Club
Charles Wood
Wiliam M
Keir
Willem Exgour
William i. McKaig
Cumberland
J. W. Downey
Col
Wm. Silgour
Montgomery County
Carlton Snefer
Democratic County Central Committee
Jacob Kunode
Redwood
KH. Magruder
Stonington
Verda Griffith
Lew Market
Louisa Griffith
Lenore Stone
Alt. Pleasant
J. W. Williams
Fountain Mills
W. F. Myers
Moonlight
C. S. Reich
Walnut Grove
C. H. Etchison
Lone Star
Benjamin Knoge
Dountain
Mercer
Oak Grove
W. England
S. Sappington
Lower Rock
J. M Kimmel
Waterloo
W Dorsey
New London
C E. Clay
Western Maryland
W G. Reich
Monocacy
Roy Molesworth
Downey Valley
Nannie Reich
Baltimore
Dally High
Eva Sappington
Liberty
Blanche Ogle
A. P. Works
Maryland Agricultural College
Mosh Barnes
R. Brown
Wellington Hammond
Thomas A. Ogle
L. O Willis
Lysander Etchison
Desniel Higgins Dead and Other Regional Updates
News of the State reports Desniel Higgins of St Michael's dies, and J Thompson Broughton drowns with body recovered near Port Deposit. Governor Jackson to attend State Agricultural College events. Talbot county duck shooting and crop yields noted. St Mary's Church at Lante to mark golden jubilee. Maryland militia notes and naval academy leave. Rail and Ocean City development plans discussed. A New York Sun political secret on Governor nominee McComas noted.
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Desniel J. Higgins
St Michael's
Talbot County
Anne Arundel
Pythian
United States Naval Academy
Maryland National Guard
Turner
Jackson
Annapolis
Brooklyn
Stevenson Archer
Towson
New York
Carroll
United States Ravel
Lubapols
Jury Acquits Proutz Brothers in Bursting a Traw Stack Case
The State vs Proutz Brothers ends with acquittal after a lengthy trial. Other rulings include guilty verdicts in cases involving selling to a minor and weapons carry, with several defendants sentenced or awaiting further action. Witnesses were discharged. perjury case against Eilen Linton to follow. Court opened at 9 30 with judges Meoverry Lynch and Vinson on the bench.
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Ciecok
Proutz Brothers
State
Azarteh Byrter
Azatian
Apac
Prate
Prat Barty
Benjemin Linton
Eilen Linton
Coun
Lynch
Vinson
James Asle
Henry Doyle
Mr. Pleasant
Tme
Local track races at Mr W L Smiths farm eventful day
A gathering near three miles southwest of town watched six to seven races on a muddy track at the Lo Cust Level farm. Victors included Victor Myers, W C Howard, and W L Smith who won a foot race in 1.08. Participants listed include M E Gergendanner, Ed Houck, Charles Wren, and others with a watermelon and fruit collation served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Smith
M. E. Gergendanner
Ed. Houck
L. Smith
W. C. Howard
Rae Barrage Forees
Victor Myers
W. Coward
Depota
Fsat
W.L. Smith
Messrs
Victor Siyers
Charles Wren
W. C.howard
L.C.A
George E. Smith
C. E
A Zimmerman
Drill
Edward Honck
Louis Markell
M. E. Getzendenner
E. Hefner
Thomas A Myers
William Keefer
Joseph Myers
Glenn Castle
Political Meetings in Frederick County Delegates to Committees
Republican voters in Frederick County hold primary meetings tomorrow to elect delegates to a county convention in Frederick on Saturday September 26 at 1030 am to nominate a legislative and county ticket and choose members of the county central committee. Democratic committees also meet to select delegates for county and judicial conventions amid unspecified dates. Union and Civil District events include school picnics and a county cornet band gathering with lectures by Prof John H Griffin and Rev J M Bean.
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Frederick County
Frederick
County Central Committee
Court House
Democratic County Central Committee of Washington Conty
Snd
Democratic Central Committee
St. Luke’s Episcopal Sunday School
Manor Woods
Mountain Daie
Lewistown
Charlesville
Xe Rao
Graceham
Black’s Grove
Mechanicatown
A. P. Works
J. Roger Mcherty
Hammond Umer
Religious gatherings and church congress announcements
The Winebrewarians of Sharpsburg plan a bush meeting in Tanker woods northeast of town on Sunday. The Women’s Missionary Society convention for Maryland Delaware and D C will meet in Hagerstown September 23 26 and October 1. The fourteenth church congress of the Protestant Episcopal church will be held in Washington November 17 18 19. Bishop William Paret declined to preside in favor of George F Edmunds of Vermont.
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Sharpsburg
Tanker Woods
Sumel
Women's ‘Missionary Society
William Paret
Maryland
George F. Edmunds
Vermont
Grand Army Day Plans Proposed in Maryland G A R
The Maryland Department G A R passed a resolution to hold an autual encampment on a war battlefield if possible for up to one week, aligning with Grand Army Day on September 22. A committee of George K Graham James A Downs Frank Nolen Wm C Clay and John Bowers was named to organize details.
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Department of Maryland
G A. R
Frank Nolen
Wm. C. Clay
John Bowers
Brief Bits From The County News Bulletin
A scattered update of local happenings: a telegraph office opens at Chewsville, markets and trades expand with beans, cigars, fibre, and carpets. Theft, legal notices, postmaster inspections, a tax News prompt, a bridge standstill, and local aquisitions are noted along with a murder assault incident and a forthcoming lodge institution at Mount Carmel.
Work of Debate Two Infants and Local Death Notices
Death notices report infant deaths of Lyle Harold Smith in Lincoln Nebraska and Ward Naomi Frey near Pleasant Walk detailed ages and burial. Also Mary E Gott dies in Rockville in 79th year and Hastie Thames infant obituary given with funeral plans. An exciting runaway on West Ali Saints street ends with a damaged spring wagon and dropped quinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Harold
A. W. Smith
Lincoln
Nebraska
Middletown
Pleasant , Walk
This County
Naomi
John
Florence Frey
Mary E. Gott
Montgomery County
Rockville
John J. Higgins
John H. Hirciss
Hastie
Amos and Battie Thames
Adamstown
Mes. Harb
Sabinlasville
Marthe Herr
Marryings and fair plans at St Marys College
By St Marys News, a Mecissicstown Clarion correspondent reports the Mountain Genercisl Association near future fair Ox Tuesday morning. Mr Jacob Zirgable and Miss Barbers Chick wed. Rev Dr Alles, college president, performs ceremony. The college buildings are renovated, led by artist George alate. A Peelc growers fair and Speeches on farming and peach growing are set for September 12 at Cold Spring. Prominent figures from Frederick County may attend, including Judge McSherry if possible, adding local interest to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's News
Sir St. Mary's
Mecissicstown Clarion
Mountain Genercisl Association
St Mary’s Colete
Jacob Zirgable
Barbers
Chick Wee
Alles
Colege
Tre College Boidiisye
Ladi
George Alate
le Greed Perry
Pesck Girowers
Premi¢e, To Be Eld On Latenday
Eyter's Valley
Fraierick County
McSherry
Stoki Mt St Mary's
Temperance talk by Mrs Rice before M E L U in Woodsboro
Mrs Helen G Rice of Boston addressed the Women's Christian Temperance Union in the Lutheran church at Woodsboro, held nearly an hour of earnest speech on God's hand in history, noting the woes of intemperance with anecdotes. The Trinity Methodist church event followed with songs, prayers, and a note that Mrs Barnie will speak next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice Dellyers
T. U
Helen G. Rice
Boston
Mass
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Lutheran
Woodsboro
Trinity Mf. E
Belshazzar
Ahasuerus
Abe
Rice
A. J. GH
W.C.T.U
Mra Barnie
Preparations to Buy Lot for Soldiers at Mount Olivet
Col Henry Cole of Baltimore, a member of Cole's Cavalry, visits Frederick to arrange purchasing a Mount Olivet cemetery lot to inter soldiers buried in area cemeteries. Definite plans not yet made. Also notes on fruit gifts to liberal writer Susan H. Wixon and Ida C. Craddock. Straw stack burned near Harmony linked to witness against mountain bandits. Royal Arcanum reunion planned at Mount Airy with Frederick choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Cole
Baltimore
Cole
Cavalry
Frederick
City Hotel
Mount Olivet
Col Polk of Farmers Alliance Aims to Build Political Party
Col L L Polk, editor of the Progressive Banner in Raleigh, head of the Farmers Alliance, travels for campaign work from Washington. He claims the National Alliance has over 3,000,000 members, strongest in the South and Northwest, expanding in California and Oregon, and expects the movement to become a political party. He is a forceful speaker with steady perseverance and plans to continue meetings through October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk
Re Farmers
Allance
Progressive Langer
Raleigh
Col. Polk
Farmers’ Alliance
Washington, D.C
Farmers’ Alliance Movement
Richmond
State Alliance
National Alliance
California
Oregon
Washington
J'resdent Polk
13 & Man
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Lee Resigual
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Casis
Steiner Brothers
Eaton & Burnett's College
John Sendrickson
Vem Ojuuk Bepurr
John Hendrickson
Geo. A. Gilbert
Gci0ui Shoes
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Granite State
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F. J. T. Rowson
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