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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1896

Page

7

Purely Personal News From Frederick and Vicinity

A long list of social notices from Frederick and nearby towns details residents visiting relatives and traveling to cities like New York Baltimore and Hagerstown. People mentioned include Mr George W Wachtel and Mrs Barnes with various secretaries and visitors from Thurmont Union Bridge and Middletown.

George W. Wachtel Myerville Lee Butcher Scott Stamp Company New York Francis E. Barnes Young Woman's Branch Mies Agnes K. Slack Middle Iowa Hammaker Gosner Baltimore John D. Duble Wolfshire Susan Koogle Middletown Mra. H. Mylander C. W. Stineapring Frederick Boonsboro Wm. den Philadelphia Charles Clark North Market Street Utica Rex Stouch York A. Hauer Amelia Barrington Laura V Virgints Reyburn Caroline Barrington Washington Pressiot John Hergesheimer Bryan Isedor Row West Patrick Street James Rowe Clarence Miller George Young Harry Schroth Doll's Hotel Jacob Nethoof Word Bicycle Works Hagerstown Charlie Baumgardner DeLashmutt Baltisaore Misa Minnie McKinstrey Miss Morgan Second Street Grahem Elizabeth Grace Houck

Heavy Rainfalls Dampen Frederick Area Last Evening

A heavy rain swept parts of Frederick County with the southern sections hardest hit. Torrential showers stretched from Washington Junction to Frederick Junction, bringing sharp bursts in some areas. The weather disrupted streets and daily activities as residents observed vivid cloud formations overhead.

Frederick Washington Junction Frederick Junction

Churches Schedule for Special Services Tomorrow

Readable church notices list morning and evening services across multiple congregations led by Reverends from Baltimore to local pastors. Epworth League, Sunday schools, harvest and special sermons appear. industrial fair committee forms. notes on new gym apparatus and stenography courses accompany a long rural ecclesiastical timetable.

Her W. S. McKenney Methodist Esiacoyal The Reformed Church Nona E'der Bary Eider U-z L. F. M. Myerr Bt Jeenca’ Letheran Cherer St. Oetiun Ceval Bt. John’s Catholic Church United Brethren Church CO. W. Stinespring Wednarday Trinity ME G.T. Day AtSp God W. H.pax First Baptist Church West All Saints’ Street W. H. Fox Aabury M. E M. Johnson Quinn A. 4 Subettate C. A. Sprow Crocket

Frederick Eyes Bright Future as Braddock Heights Resort

Baltimore and Ohio officials visited Braddock Heights, signaling possible new development. Plans discussed include fourteen electric railroad excursion trains weekly from Baltimore and Washington at one dollar round trip, with two from Western points, plus improved safety cars and hotel facilities to rival Pen-Mar. Frederick likely to benefit from increased railroad activity and resort growth next year.

Braddock Heights Font Bend Baltimore and Ohio Frederick Braddock Height Pen-Mars& Sa Baltimore Washington Western B. & O. Frederick Middletown Getty Rallro Company Railroad Company Carroll Street Carroll Patrick Atresia Polota Middleown Register Frederick-Middletown la Glyeo

Miss Idalette Thomas to Wed Englishman in Portland

Miss Idalette Thomas eldest daughter of Charismas of Jefferson County now in Baltimore will marry Alfred Heywood an Englishman residing in Portland Oregon She has long worked in charitable service in Washington Chicago and Dayton Ohio Dr Bernard C Brainer to serve as pallbearer at the funeral of Mr Boveh Pratt Sunday at 4 pm

Idalette Thomas Charismas Jefferson Baltimore Alfred Heywood Portland Oregon Bernard C. Bralner Boveh Pratt

Market Highlights At Frederick Retail Fair Shows Strong Demand

Marked by high turnout and bustling stalls, the Frederick market reports robust customer flow and satisfaction with fresh fruit and vegetables. Canteloupes from Billy Brown are nearly sold out after early buyers, while peaches, grapes, apples, and tomatoes command steady prices. Beef, lamb, veal, and pork trade well as price notes appear in the day’s price list, with early mushed mushman fade noted.

Taylors

War Correspondents' Memorial at Gapland Progress Update

The Army Correspondents Monument is still under construction at Gapland Maryland with a large timber centre piece 16 feet in diameter removed from the arch on September 1 percent during the Philadelphia Brigade unveiling. The memorial is to be finished next week except for the eagle carving and some backing work. dedication is set for October 16. Also noted are health updates on local residents and Thurmont traffic ordinance rules with penalties for violations.

Gapland Philadelphia Wiauone Ro Peomal

Electric Road Progress Delays Right of Way Talks

Frederick and Baltimore Turnpike Company negotiates for right of way from Frederick to the fair grounds with the electric railroad. Directors’ talks have yet to yield an amicable settlement as the rail line aims to reach Middletown and the fair grounds before next year’s Agricultural Society exhibition.

Allen Bdormy Frederick Dogin Emilh Dorsey Agricultural Society

Visit of Eastern District Committee to Frederick and Westminster

Altered report describes AKOTHEE Visit by Eider Bioner and Elder Varnes with Elder Weybeck from the German Baptist Church. They inspect Frederick and Westminster sites for next annual conference, express favorable views of Frederick, and plan final location decision next Wednesday. Also notes the funeral of John T. Quynn at East Fourth Street home tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock.

Eider Bioner Eastern District Committee Anneal Conference German Baptist Church of Frederick Weetminster Union Brigde P. D. Fabraey Lewis A. Rice Business Men's Associations Tas Nawa Stoner Wanerius John T. Quynn East Fourth Street Beryices

Struck Dead by Lightning Hits Colts at Bethlehem Fair

A colt belonging to John W. QC Abalt near Middletown was struck dead by lightning while in a field. In Bethlehem, Pa., the race at Bethlehem saw "Patuxent" ridden by J. W. Morris win second money in the colt pacing event on Tuesday.

Durling John W. QC Abalt Middletown Patuxent

Local notices include sales and meetings from Frederick MD to Ohio

Announcement list items include Lizzie Bourgeon Brown guesting at 45 West Patrick Street for one week with family crowd, sewing machine sales and service by Chitton and Rhoads in Frederick, Friends Annual Meeting at Barnesville Ohio with rail ticket details, Baltimore National Building Association offerings, and Isidor Saks optician at Rosenour's Store every Saturday and Monday. Tickets and travel dates vary. bran prices noted. agents listed across multiple locales.

Lizzie Bourgeon Brown Patrick Street

Frederick fair aims to draw locals and visitors alike

The Frederick Farr fair near opening weeks away as Tan Nuwa reports strong local and overseas interest. The Board of Management met at the grounds to finalize plans and add a hunters contest for high jumpers. Officials urge Frederick City and County residents to participate and enter exhibits, with a catalog and entry details to be mailed by the secretary.

Frederick Farr Tan Nuwa Ite Oiilcers Board of Menagere Frederick Frederick County Catalo

Barrow Brothers Minstrel Show At Opera House Tonight

Barrow Brothers troupe, a first class minstrel organization, performs at the Opera House tonight. Led by Ward, the company features Billy Eberhardt the juggler, Will Mack, Billy O Day, Dick Valentini and George Weeks with Zeus the contortionist and the acrobatic duo Marion and Pearl. Vocalists include Ed Samson and Tom Crockett among others.

Iste Barlow Brothers Trozpa Opera House Gisplay Meuse Lesth Mosley Ratinw Brozhere Minmire Ward Min Billy Eberhardt Will Mack Billy O'Day Dick Valenting George Weeks Zeus

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