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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1891
Page
4
The Daily News lists Feiderick weather data for September 23, 1891 with local notices and ads. Items include The Model by C. Carty and Campbell Miscellsecons Gasoline, plus notices on for sale storeroom, paper cider, and country cured ham, alongside prohibitionist and amusements mentions.
AUTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS Tomorrow being the 15th of the month ad the regular collection day the car riers of The Daily News will collect from all subscribers on their respective routes the amounts due By having the fact amount ready mutual inconser ience may be saved Montgomery County Notes Messrs P Smith Lonsdale Edgar Fulks and £ W Walker left Gaithersburg on A Tonday last for Dickerson College The Montgomery County Medical Society will meet in Rockville tomorrow 2 p.m. Yesterday the 18th Forty Hour Devotion took place at St Johns church Forest Glen Harriet Bestor youngest child of Henry and Martha A Beard died on Sunday afternoon the bth near Rockville agea years Jessie E infant daughter of Joseph and Maggie O Bissett died on Tuesday the Sth instant near Great Falls aged 3 months Mr Thomas Hendley has sold to Mr Joe Baughman 37 acres of land situated near Hunting bill for $1 295 Wilbur the little son of Mr Oliver Watkins of Damascus district died on Monday evening the Tth aged 7 years On Saturday the 7th the trustees of the Rockville Academy elected John F Horner 2nd Clifford Robertson to the vacant scholarships in that institution Spencer C Jones Esq was elected trustee to Mill the vacancy caused by the deaths of Nicholas D Offatt Mrs Margaret E Waesche died on Sunday morning August 30th 1891 at Sher Home in Montgomery county She met the daughter of the late Richard and Amelia Belt of Frederick county Ud She was born August 31st 1939 She was married March B1st 1860 to John F Waesche and was blessed with a large family of sons and daughters
Deaths reported include William R. Gaither aged sixty seven found dying in a field near Rockville with heart disease suspected. John A Williams of Washington died of consumption at about fifty, leaving a widow and ten children. Hamilton Schindler on West Patrick street died of heart disease at fifty three. A colored infant of Carrie Hopkins died and was buried at Greenmount Cemetery with funeral director C C Carty.
Charles B. Lambert son of ex Mayor Embert of Martinsburg West Virginia formerly of Frederick and Miss Annie Essan of Jamesport Missouri were married this afternoon at Miller's hotel Cumberland by Rev. W E Bird of Kingsley LE church that city.
Mrs. Ann Rhodes celebrates her 82nd birthday as Miss Ida Melrose set to perform Southern Rose at City Opera House on the 29th. That Man Rogers is staged on the 21st with J Edwin King in the cast. Rev Dr Whitney, a noted Good Templar, returns from Edinburgh meeting. H R Besant resigns as postmaster at Vapon Road depot Shenandoah county.
Republican delegates chosen in Frederick county primaries held in the Court House basement with 15 delegates to the county convention and 15 to the central committee. De Grange and Grove led contested clerkship bids. resolutions favored unity and pro farmer policies. Democrats plan primaries on the 26th for county convention on the 29th. prohibitionists to meet for campaign planning. Circuit Court opened with notable liquor and theft cases and several guilty verdicts, fines set at 100 dollars in multiple counts.
The will contest over Judge Camden of Clarksburg West Virginia ends in a compromise. The widow receives the $100000 stipulated in the nuptial contract and waives further real estate claims. The estate will be divided among the heirs. A daughter of the deceased resides in Frederick.
A temperance meeting will be held at Bethel M E Church Sams Creek on Wednesday at 7:20 PM. Speakers from Baltimore Frederick and other places will address the meeting. Prof Walker's choir will sing and Enterprise Lodge No 273 of the Independent Order of Good Templars Winfield will attend.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company directors will hold their first meeting since June next Wednesday with President Mayer presiding in Baltimore. The executive and finance committees meet today, and the transportation and relief committees tomorrow.
A slight earthquake shock was felt around Braddock at about 9 15 in the evening, waking several residents from their slumber and causing alarm in the area.
A Gettysburg special notes a Monday gathering of veterans for the 61st brigade reunion of the Second Army Corps divisions. The piece mentions survivors from multiple units and a program focused on business meetings and commemorations, with hints of parade and community activities.
A large crowd gathered in Wild Wood Park at Mu Airy under ML Aly Council to mark the trembets of the Hoyal Arcanom with music by local bands and choirs. Delegates from Granit Coated Eureka Varn meetal Alaeyland Balti more Frederick Brownings ville and other councils attended. The program featured addresses by Grand Regent Uriah A. Pollack and Mr. Frank L. Morling, musical performances, readings, recitations, solos, a cornet solo, and a stereopticon lantern show. A grand fireworks display closed the evening with participants from Frederick and other nearby areas.
The Locust Grove lovefeast is moved to Tuesday the 22nd at 10 a.m. Church gatherings for Pipe Greek German Baptists shift to Colon Bridge with preaching Sundays at 10 a.m. every two weeks until the new house is ready, and evening services continue at 7:30 p.m. Brown, William G. Brown, colored, found guilty of assault and battery, fined $10 and jailed for nonpayment, with further peace-keeping oath outcomes.
The Ellicott City Times reports Thomas B. Hunt attended a reform picnic and tournament near New Market in Frederick County on Thursday. He returned with a beautiful bouquet, admired by younger men imagining the hands that arranged it. Hunt notes Congressman Sickaig of the Sixth District delivered a ringing tariff speech.
John P. Brady of E Brady and Sons Baltimore is on site directing the erection of the new B and O depot. Brick and all building materials are delivery ready so masons can begin without delay. The project aims to have the depot ready to run trains by fair time.
Master Grayson Renner received a handsome book from Rev. Luther Kublman for aiding Jimmy Harding the blind boy in transport to the infant Sunday school over eight to ten months. Jimmy departs today for Baltimore to enter a blind asylum to study music. The Sick and Celebrations section notes several local illnesses and a forthcoming Emancipation celebration on October 23 with invitations to neighboring counties and expected speakers.
The funeral of Harriet S. M., daughter of Amoz and Hattie Thomas of the Manor, occurred Saturday morning at 2:20. Rev. L. Whitmore officiated. Burial followed at Mt. Oliver Cemetery with C. C. Carty Funeral Director.
Rest estate transfers list Charles M Crone to Annie C Keefer includes real estate and personal property with token $1 love. Charles Wv Hoss as trustee transfers to John C a new year estate in Frederick referencing 1885.
Commissioner Booth visited the Salvation Army camp at Glyndon. Baltimore reporter Robert Gerisch, 57, was struck by a larger boy while at Day with friends, later described as involved. Local thefts from markets on Marke and Porwk streets noted. Ice cream season and political notes fill the page. Units report on peach crops, new subscriptions, and upcoming papers in Hagerstown and Westminster. A sewer cave‑in on Pennsylvania avenue endangers a wall. the Good Samaritans begin a hall. Weather, celestial events, and minor accidents populate the column.
Air. J Davis Birely and his son Joan left this morning for Baltimore where Joan will receive treatment for the third time in a hospital there. Prof. Thomas A Gatch was elected to a professorship at Maryland Agricultural College and departed for the institution this morning.
Saturday yield at McMurray factory shows solid output with corn, tomatoes, and beans canned. Frederick Packing Company processed 11,000 cary of corn, 3,400 tomato units, and 312 elast beans.
Citizens meet at Town Hall Union Bridge to discuss a planned factory to produce C F Myers patent bruch-handle. Mayor Wood chairs. Edward Hepler acts as secretary. cost estimates and needed capital around 23 000 or 1 000 000 dollars are debated. experts suggest starting on a limited scale with 50 dozen handles daily, and conversions to full capacity upon demand.
The Emmitsburg Chronicle reports Bernie Sweeney’s move to Rock Hall College, visits by Cardinal Gibbons and Rev Peter Rioseco, and guests at the Emmit House. It notes local improvements at M. E. Adelsberger & Son, a new stone pavement at St. Joseph’s church cemetery, and a South trip by Biggs and Eichelberger. It highlights Luther and Thaddeus Zimmerman and William Morrison heading to Western Maryland College, plus a detailed garden curiosity by Mr. Gelwicks showing extraordinary tomato and corn growth and space-saving vine training.
The 912 academic year at St Mary's College began with unusually large student attendance. The study hall was newly decorated and praised as among the finest. Cardinal Gibbons attended, with holy orders conferred on several seminarians, signaling a promising year ahead.
News roundup notes William J. Tucker gains admission to the Naval Academy. Charles L. Hoizehs, a prominent elite of Cumberland, is reported. Robert E. Carmody of New York is mentioned amid various local items including a fire alarm and church updates.
Mr Charles Roderick and sister from New Midway with Miss Ashton of Wrightsville pa visit Strong's Park in York County. The park features a central hermit and a labyrinth of paths ending at a cozy cave kitchen and garden revealing a hidden picnic retreat now popular with visitors.
The September business meeting will be in the lecture room this evening at o'clock. The Ladies Auxiliary reg monthly meeting in the Association parlor tonight at 7:30. Fall and winter plans to be discussed. M S Moberly, Wm Birely, Wai Bur ger and A C Stup spoke yesterday. Rev Ken nard absent. Union Bridge Club claims Frederick and Carroll counties championship and challenges a club in either county. Union Bridge and Black Stock Iaga of Mt St Marys schedule a match on Friday Sept 17 at Union Bridge at 2 pm.
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