Personal Notes from Washington Visit and Local Returns
PURELY PERSONAL. In Washington over the past period Mrs. John Stevens returns to Middletown after a visit. Mrs. Baughman of East Second Street left this morning for New York. Mrs. Annen and son and Miss Helma Morrison of Washington, D. C., are visiting. Miss Lizzie Church Street visits. Miss Minnie Whipple of Washington has been spending the summer at Linganore Hill Inn and returned home this morning. Mr. Aston Anders, son of Mr. O B Anders of Clemsonville, has resumed law studies at the University of Maryland, Baltimore. Dr. T. A Baney of Brunswick, who was snowed at Colorado Springs, Colorado, for health, has recovered and will return next month. Prof. George C. Koldel of Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, just back from Europe, spent the past week in Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Middletown
John Stevens
Baughman
East Second Treet
Anmen‘snd
Hel
Morrison
Washington, D. C
Lizzie
Thurch Street
Minnie Whipple
Johns Opking Anaiversity
Baltimore
Wal
Bright Bits and Broad Notes on Town Life
Brief item list notes moonlight nights and coal jokes. A man needs money to burn anthracite for winter. Tomorrow marks the fortieth anniversary of a battle near South Mountain. A local woman who recently survived loss has been given a silk handkerchief. D Harp of Myersville sold his farm to his son Reno S Harp Frederick. Churchgoers hear the old hymn I’m Glad Salvation’s Pres. A colored man from Virgifis, Thornton Hardley, detained by Justice Eckstein for vagrancy and lodged at Montevue. taken by Officer Staub. Zinc and grinding claim longer paint wear. P L Hargett & Co. ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Mounin
Middletown
D. ¥. Harp
Myerrvilis
Reno S. Harp
Ge Frederick
Iessen
Moniteruc
Thornton Hardley
Virgivis
Robinson
Les
Montevae
O. H. Eckstein
Godaya
Jas. B. Staub
Morters
Old Defenders Day Exercises at Key Monument
A large crowd gathered at the Francia Scott Key Monument in Olivet cemetery for Old Defenders day ceremonies led by the Daughters of the American Revolution and the Key Monument Association. Major Goldsborough chaired, with remarks on the association’s work and a plan to place a tablet recounting the 1900 Spanish cannon capture and the parade's monument placement, followed by Mrs. Donald Morean and others reflecting on memories and patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francia Scott Kay
Bee. Olivet
Daughters of the American Revolution
Key Monument Association
Reveille
Cornst
Ei. Smith
Singling
Ray
Osborne
Goldsborough
Donald Morean
Millers
Mra
A. R
Yeakle
Mre
Loy
Eisenradher
Emen
Brederick
Francis
Scott Key
Department of Maryland
Mona- Hi Ag
Gondons
Maria Therom
Winfeld Scott Schley
Santiago
Olivet
Isis
McLean
Life of George Woodall the Georgetown freighter
George Woodall, 83, born in Georgetown, began as a boy with a small vessel to Baltimore then built a lifelong freighting business. He became a millionaire after decades of running sailing ships and steamers between Georgetown and Baltimore. His early ventures included large acreages of lash and crop promises, reflecting a broad maritime career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgon Woodall
Georgetown
Baltimore
Executive Committee Beers Form Plans for 1908 Firemen Meeting
The executive committee of the Maryland State Firemen's Association met in Baltimore and arranged plans for the eleventh annual meeting to be held in Frederick from June 10 to 12, 1908. Members included Lloyd T. MacGill Jr, Frederick. William M. Dann, Baltimore. Noah Walker, Arlington. Harry T. Levery, Annapolis. Robt. S. McHioney, Taneytown. John H. Gunningham, Westchester. and Wan M. Grim ming, secretary.
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Beers
Maryland State Firemen’s Association
Lloyd TI. MacGill, Jr
Frederick
William M. Dann
Baltimore
Noah Walker
Arlington
Harry T. Levery
Annapolis
Robt. S. McHioney
Taneytown
John H. Gonningham
Westchester
Wan
M. Grimming
Road laid out near Union Bridge by county road commissioners
Road Commissioners D P Zimmer man John Whitmore and J F Gaver appointed by the county laid out a private road near Union Bridge. Petitioners Jane and Fiora Ecker were represented by D P Burkey. Adam Roeser surveyed the road which runs through Wesley Forrest lands.
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D. P. Zimmerman
John Whitmore
J. F. Gaver
County Cermissioners
Union Bridge
Jane
Fiora Ecker
D. P. Burkey
Oly
Adam Roeser
Wesley Forrest
Suit Against B and C Over Major Davis Train Death
A Maryland circuit court heard a case over Maj Alexander G Davis killed when struck by a freight train near Ridgeville on June 4 1901. Heirs seek $10 000 damages. defense attorneys argued cited train factors and crossing visibility as key.
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Davin
Acokdepe
McSherry
Motter
Maryland
Josephi A. iLightfoot
al Wes
Orosing
Baltimore
Ridgeville
Alexander G. Davis
Davitaank
Mellarg
Westminster
J.” Roger
Defenss
Arnaud
Arnor
Bnpineer
A. Stafford
Atruck
Daria
Healan
Nesta
Nanfor
Davis
Reception marks visit of Mrs Donside McLean to Frederick D A R
A Maryland Frederick gathering welcomed Mrs Molear a prominent National Society of the D A R member and Maryland’s distinguished daughter. The New York Chapter’s work including the Mrs Donald Molear scholarship at Barnard College was highlighted. Guests enjoyed talks, wit and social refreshments amid asters and dahlias.
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Elberger
Mra
McLean
York
Donald Molear
Barnard College
Reason
Msg
F. G. Thomas
Margaret McPherson
District President Appointed in Maryland Third District
District President Mr George A Zeigler of Washington Gump No 17 P O 8 of A of the city has been appointed district president of the third district of Maryland of the Patriotic Under Shog of Amerine. The district has jurisdiction Osmar 43 of Donbs this county and 17 of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Zeigler
Washington Gump
P.O
Maryland
Patriotic
Shog
Amerine
Osmar
Donbs
The Work of Death and Funeral at Marvin Church
J Vi Bowler a farmer of Plano No 4 died at 73 on September 10. Survived by wife. Funeral yesterday at Marvin church with Rev M E Miller and Rev W Norwood officiating. Bearers listed. Excursion to Hagerstown tomorrow over B and C RR from Baltimore to Washington.
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J. Vi Bowler
Plano No.4
Heaty
Marvin Church
M. EB. Miller
Airy
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frederick
Grace Reformed church to host talent show in halls
A local talent convert under Grace Reformed church Class No. 18 will perform in Woman's College Hall at 8 o clock Friday evening September 36. All seats reserved at McCardall's. A lecture by Miss Julia Hill of Washington DC is set for Monday September 15 at 7:46 p.m. in the M B church Sunday School room with the Epworth League pledge, plus a sale of coats and repairs by local dressmakers and cleaners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clsss No. 18
Grace Reformed Church
Woman's College Hall
McCardall's
Pride
Conte
S.leature
Julia Hill
Washington, D.C
Epworth
All Saints Street
Ford
David A. Castle
Catharine Hahn
Tiber
L. J
Callon
Katharine Bahn
Joseph Groff
Frederick
Awe Carpet and Wall Paper House Opens New Showroom
Local retailer Awe Carpet and Wall Paper House unveiled a new showroom this week featuring expanded flooring and wallpaper selections. The opening boosts options for residents updating homes in the downtown area.
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William Ceelh
Lord Burleigh
Elizaeth
Michel. de Montalgne
Borjeans
Spain
Charlee V. Andusband
Bary
Pillip’ IL
Quebec
Montcalm
Narles James Fox
Arabi Bey
Bir
Ghief
She Eathse Bureau
Howard James
Oman
Bard
P. L. Hargett & Co
North Point
Key Monument
Donald "McLean
Mejor
E. XW. Goldaborough
Mre. Ritchie
Sea
Moony
Walcome
New York City
Osmot Boy
Pierpont Morgan
Prederick
County
Fréderick
Oriskany
Mohawk Valley
New ‘York
Mohaw
Herkimer
Boi
Andrew Woodall
Alexander
Rial
Wlban
Edward
James
Patrick Street
Epsolal Oissting
Frederick “ City, Hospital
MoOsrdell
Tubdday Marning
City Hotel Grill
Yingling
Ity Hotel Grill
Oyaters
Guy Hotel Grit
New York
Oestina
Faysis
Hewes
East
Patrick St
Baltimore & Oato Railroad
Battlefield
D. C
Ohio River
Baltimore & Ohio R. R
John Hendrickson
Telaphone Call
Great Online In
Damask
Elaypaicson
Gus
Sic
Kormerly
Neidig & Miller
Slinton
Slmily Beolees
Oupe
Gores
F. B. Bappington
Zmart
Baltimore and Ohio
GAR
Gettysburg
W Bassett
C. RB. R
L. E.mullinix
Mullener
Carpet
WAL Paper House
Rodook
Bullaton
Brosdcloths
AT. Rich & Bons
T. ‘Roos & Sons
North Market Street
Frederick, MD
Frederick County Telephone 70
Thomas
Ourkh
Frodartec County
Rebs
H. Zhameviaany
Hahn & Bowe
Ball
Braddock Heights
Market Street
Sinn
C. Birely
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Tsee PO
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Elmer Railine, Sheet Ine Grocerr
Noth Bentz
West Patrick Street
Freerick, Massidiv
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Third Street
Biles
Alter S
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