Denton Local Items and Community Notices
Community notes from Denton detail court schedules, church dedications, and local events. Mentions Arbor and Highway Day, local ice plant operations, and various society meetings, plus ads for real estate sales and jewelry bargains.
Milton native barwick returns from Florida to Milton
James A Barwick retired U S weather forecaster returns to Milton after six months in Florida settling at 48 Poplar avenue. He found Milton preferable to the Florida summer and enjoys the local milieu and winter climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Barwick
U.S
Milton
Florida
Poplar Avenue
Mr. Barwick
United States
Ponce de Leon
Seaford
Kent Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Ferdinand Baynard
Ross
Caroline
Ele
Winn
Bullock
Anna May
Odessa
Harry Lightcap
Philadelphia
Sadie Porter
Berenice Woodward
Roland Perriter
Queen Anne
J. H. Fisher
Addie Nuttle
Richard Henning
Baltimore
New York City
Clara I. Williamson
Jeannette Kelley
Mt. Washington
Marshall Howard
Street Railway
Joseph E. Johnson
Pau
PH. Clay Hobbs
Carlton West
Baltimore College
Harmony
Joe McCuen
Goldsborough
W. Hopper Gibson
Centreville
Howard Breeding
Hickman
Clayton Porter
Denton
Talbot to build bascule bridge over Miles River
The Talbot project plans a bascule or rolling lift draw bridge over the Miles River akin to the Chop Tank crossing. The lift offers economical operation, quick openings for small boats, and a clear channel in one to two minutes. Denton’s toll bridge history is noted, with past damage from boat traffic and a fifty foot opening planned for upper Choptank waters.
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Talbot
Miles River
Star-Democrat
Easton
Denton Bridge
Willkston Sunday School Raises $11.25 for Red Cross
A Willkston church collection last Sunday totaled $11.25 and was sent Monday to the American Red Cross Society for storm sufferers in the West. Donations included $5 from Mrs. Andrew Banks, with other gifts noted from Mrs. Josephine Wright of Choptank and Misses Geneva and Gertrude Kemp of Trappe. Local residents mentioned include Mrs. Cannon of Choptank and Mrs. Langrell visiting relatives at Mr. Robert Rice Jr. in Williston.
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American Red Cross Society
West
Andrew Banks
Josephine Wright
Choptank
Geneva
Gertrude Kemp
Trappe
Cannon
Williston
Langrell
Robert Hill
Easton
I. J. Till
Dig Four
Messrs
W. H. Lord
J. H. Neal
W. R. Fountain
Concord
Hagerstown
Frederick City
Washington
J. H. Short
R. V. Wheatly
Dorchester
J.T. Bailey
Smith's Mill
Luther Pleasanton
Hammond
J. ‘F. Bailey
Richmond
Virginia
C. E
M. F. HH. Collison
Robinson
H. L. Adams
G. L. Jopp
Grace
Nellie Smith
Dorothy
Baltimore
Philadelphia
George Lee
J. H. Merriken
Hettie Jopp
S. J. Jopp
Hobbs
Denton
Bailey
James Hastings
Georgetown
Del
H. F. Nlarris
J. B. Baughley
W. P. Carroll
A. D. Wranford
Hillsboro
Bobbs
Mixed up tale as Mrs Bernhard seeks return of car
The note to a 1500 dollar amount is recovered by Dora Bernhard a six year old from Easton who traced her 25 year old husband August Bernhard to Brooklyn. She met him when he was 13 and paid him a dollar to a year with a plan to save by marriage. The piece ends with Mexican quip and a reflection on life.
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Dora Bernhard
Easton
August G. Bernhard
Brooklyn
N. Y
Mexico
Adam
Denton and Dorchester News Roundup Highlights
Local notes report health returns from Philadelphia and visits to families in Federalsburg and Harrington. Storms whip up damage across Linchester and Caroline. Denton Boy Scouts grow to fifty three with strong leadership from Prof Stuffington, aiding in a fire rescue and community service.
Junk Dealer Arrested in Denton Watch Theft Case
Deputy Sheriff Temple arrested Nathan Freeman, a junk dealer, on Saturday for allegedly visiting Joseph Smiths home to buy junk and stealing a watch. Freeman was found in Denton and the watch recovered. He was identified by gold teeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple
Nathan Freeman
Joseph Smith
Freeman
Denton
Pleasant Socials and Local News from Smithville
A neighborhood social at Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lyde’s featured many Bowdle Lyden and Wright families. Items note a storm damaging a chicken house near Chester Scott, an embroidery club organized by Miss Powell, and various visits among locals including Miss Edna Lyden and Miss Addie Williams. Funeral of Mrs. James Danning held at Bloomery. Mr. Banning in frail health. Also reports Miss Lillian Towers’s return from Preston visit and Federalsburg guests with the Trice family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C Smithville
Ernest Lyde
Anna
Lillian Bowdle
Helen
Bessie Lyden
Kathryne Spence
Della Smith
Edna Lyden
Myra Wright
Maggie Meredith
Nettie McLymont
Mary Lyden
Gladys Fisher
Addie Williams
Charlie Lyden
Arthur
Virgil Wright
Claude Lyden
Arthur McLymont
Horace Robinson
Clarence Bowdle
Elbert
Andersontown
Hynson
Chestnut Grove
James Danning
Bloomery
Banning
School Industrial Contest Opens for Under 18s
School authorities outline eight contests for pupils under 18 including Tomato and Corn Growing Gardening and Canning. Prizes include trips to Washington and Mt Vernon for top finishers and monetary rewards for vegetables fruits and baked goods.
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Washington
Mt. Vernon
A. G. Saulsbury
Ridgely
Orphans Court Actions and Local Notices
Orphans Court sitting with Judges Clark Rawlings and Stevens passed accounts for Henry Medford administrator of Abraham DeLong and granted notice orders for Jacob W. Dean. Administrators of B Gootee Stevens presented estate inventories to be recorded and sold. Real estate appraisers named for Albert C Foster. trustees appointed and sales decreed. High School graduates listed by Caroline county districts. Thirty million perch released from Tuckahoe fish station due to winds. only five million saved. M E Preachers appointments announced for Wilmington Conference with extensive district lists. Cherry orchard farming discussed as profitable venture with soil and climate guidance. Obituaries noted for Mrs Martha Willis and Mr David Straughn with funeral details.
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Bradley
Lynchburg
Denton
W. J. Blackiston
Harvey L. Cooper
First District
Dawson O. George
Goldsborough
Temple
United States Grand Jury
L. Frank Bloxsom
Tuckahoe
M. Oates Stephens
W. R. Wright
al Dollar
James Hundley
Crownsville Asylum For
T. W. Smith Co
Clark Brothers
Harry A. Roe
Rehoboth
Christ Church
Second Street
N. J. Walker
Walker
M. P
Ola Bidwell
Somerset Slaughter
Mary B. Hawkins
Baltimore
Slaughter
J. Gibson Gantt
Greensboro
Frank E. Gorrell
National Canners’ Association
Washington
Court House
Gorrell
Easton
Richard Beaven
T. Alan Goldsborough
Commissioners of
Talbot
Beaven
New Bridge
Green Hill
Church of the Brethren
Caroline High School
Minnie Thawley
Mantle
Katherine Taylor
Majorie Anthony
Alice Brumbaugh
Alice Tubbs
Alice Anderson
Literary Club
Shakespeare
Margaret Lent
F. R. Owens
Muriel Ramsdell
E. T. Tubbs
E. F. Buchner
Johns Hopkins University
Council For
Boy Scouts
Orphans’ Court
Clark, Rawlings and
Stevens
Henry Medford
Abra
Ham C. DeLong
Ftr
Jacob W. Dean
Isabella Dean
Bruce G. Stevens
H. Earle Smith
B. Gootee Stevens
Elbert C. Foster
Albert S. Handy
Thomas H. Chambers
Albert G. Towers
Robert B. George
John H. George
Josephine M. Downes
Robert W. Downes
Christ Church Vestry Re elected for This Year
The congregation re elected the vestry and named William F. Murphy as warden replacing H. A. Paine who left the county. John S. Barnhart serves with him as wardens. W. H. Anderson is treasurer T. Alan Goldsborough registrar Dr. W. A. Smith delegate and W. T. Bradley alternate to the convention to meet this year at Princess Anne.
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Christ Church
H. A. Paine
William F. Murphy
John S. Barnhart
W. H. Anderson
T. Alan Goldsborough
W. A. Smith
W. T. Bradley
Princess Anne
Senatorial Campaign Tours Caroline County Maryland
United States Senator John Walter Smith and two fellow Maryland Democrats visited Caroline County for a canvass touring Ridgely Denton Hillsboro Preston Federalsburg and meeting local supporters. William L Marbury and Isaac L Straus also campaigned in the county with planned events in Denton Bethlehem Preston Mozart Hall Greensboro and nearby towns.
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United States
John Walter Smith
Samuel K. Dennis
Caroline County
Ridgely
Thomas A. Smith
Democratic State Central Committee
Bates Stephens
J. Dukes Downes
Denton
Our
Court House
Hillsboro
Messrs
G. T. Redden
J. Kemp Stevens
Senator Smith
Caroline
Preston
Federalsburg
Goslin
Smith
William L. Marbury
Talbot
Bethlehem
T. Alan Goldsborough
Marbury
Hurlock
W. Laird Henry
Cambridge
Dorchester
Wicomico
Mozart Hall
Greensboro
Maryland
Senate
Queen Anne's
Frederick
Straus
Where Chautauqua Is Managed in the Back Yard shed
In a hidden wood shed behind an old house used by Benjamin West a Chautauqua office operates. Telegraphs click as stenographers take messages while Erand boys and hens observe. The Chautauqua Association runs ninety one week festivals across nine towns, organized like a vast circus with thirty nine mile rings. Professor Pearson oversees the system enabling schedules to hold across distances and seasons.
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Benjamin West
Chautauqua Association
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
Pearson
Remembrance of Dear Husband Charles T Harris
In loving but sad remembrance of my dear husband Charles T Harris who departed this life one year ago March 1912 In the graveyard costly sleeping ere the flowers will gently wave Lies the one I loved so dear In his lonely allent grave Farewell dear husband may your slumbers Be as gentle as your love By ws Wirz EF Iru IrEe
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Harris
Ws Wirz
IruIrEe
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Denton Journal
the Local Department
W. R. Mowbray
Milford
R. M. Messick
Mercy Hospital
Grace Woodward
Ralph
Winnie Johnson
W. E. Habbart
Crisfield
H. T. Quigg
Elkton
Mr. Habbart
Miss Reese
Miss Fisher
The
Baptist Church
Alexander Dasher
Laura Sigler
Charles
Whiteleysburg
Newark
Reformed Sunday School
Tom Swann
Will Harrison
Howard Meredith
Willkston
Burrsville
W. C. Raughley
Harvey Fleetwood
Harlan Blades
Olaf Smith
T. H. Cahall
Charlie H. Reese
Iva Russell
Silas A. Simpson
Joe Simpson
John Wooters
Joe Jester
Ed. Jacobs
Harrington
Messrs. W. Austine
Harvey Stafford
Trenton
N. J
Walter Bullock
Chestertown
Miss Hatfield
Arlie Jacobs
George Stafford
Howard Hopkins
Monumental City
Sadie Wathers
Stewart Gale
A. L. Duffey
H. C. Duffey
Harris Legg
Stevensville
J. F. Russom
Nannie Haskins
Guy Haskins
T. C. Hackett
Pomona
California
Helen Morris
Queenstown
Gale
Upper Dorchester
J. K. LeCompte
Eugene Coulbourn
Linchester
A. K. Wrightson
Charles 5. Bradley
Linchester Mill Pond
J. H. Nichols
Arthur Dowell
T. L. Trice, Jr
Lenora H. Corbett
Audrey
BIG Four
Ruth Horsey
Mary Nuttle
Madison
Elizabeth Billing
F. Smith
Bertie
Mary Hawkins
T. S. Slaughter
Nettie Haymond
Lewes
J. R. Chaffinch
F. Paisley
Boy Scouts of
Boy Scout
Stuffington
Maude Trice
Fred Trice
Charlie Trice
Lillian Trice
Lillian Towers
Irene Morgan
Rhoda Downes
Chas. Collins
Earle Horsey
Clayton Satterfield
Harry Murphy
Lewis ‘Trice
Reynolds Murphy
Roland Trice
Joe Murphy
Norman Trice
Benjamin Johnson
Harold Nuttle
Bradford Shawn
Anna Anthony
Marjorie Anthony
Roberta Everngam
Anna Ottinger
Katharine Taylor
Frances Tubbs
Gladys Westerfield
Pearl Taylor
Bertie Harding
Anna Wright
Mary Parker
Henry Reynolds
Florence Breeding
Myrtle Dreeding
Sara Neff
Sylvia Smith
Pauline Wiley
Tuckahoe River
M. E
Wilmington M. E
Berlin
Bishoperry
Wirstindton Disrricts-E
Wilmington
Asbury
G. W. Dawson
Brandywine
Edge Moor
F. F. Carpenter
C. W. Rutter
Cookman
J. P. Outton Fastlake
J. R. Bickling
Elsmere
John Thornton
Epworth
W. L
Murray Grace
George E. Reed
Harrison Street
G.st. Alderson
Hillcrest
Thomas Harding
Kingswood
Madeley
H. Collins McCabe
F. C. MacSorley
Mt. Salem
S. M. Morgan
Richardson Park
Latshaw
St. Paul's— Vaughn S. Collins Scott
W. A. Wise
Silverbrook
W. E. Greenfield
Trinity
R. High Adams Union
W. Ftf
Corkran Wesley
T. F. Beauchamp
Bethel and
Summit
Asbury Burke Cedars
BF. Jester
Charlestown
E. B. Taylor
Cherry Hill
D. F. Ford
Chesapeake City
W. H. Kenney
Chester-Bethel
Edwin Gardner
Christiana
O. H. Connely
Claymont
Cobra
C. H. Wiliams
Delaware City
J. H. Geoghegan
Ebenezer
E. C. Prettyman
Elk Neck
Hockessin
J. D. Reese
Hopewell
N. Jones
Kirkwood
Olin S
Walton
Marshallton
J. C. McCoy
Mt. Lebanon
E. C. Wright
Mt. Pleasant
Bellevue
J. T. Richardson
J. W. Talley
New Castle
J. L. Johnson
L. E. Poole
Newport
R. P. Nichols
J. P. Otis
Perryville
J. H. Beauchamp
Port Deposit
Dover
K.stepfenson
Armory and
T. J. Lord Beckwith
A. J. Buckson
Blades
D. W. Jacobs
Bridgeville
W. O. Bennette
M. E. Wheatley
S. N. Pilchard
Camden
Lebanon
Alfred Smith
Canterbury
R. L. Mowbray
Church Creek
J. A. Leach
Thomas Crape
Leolan Jackson -Denton
H. A. G. Westerfield
Wesley
W. L. White
Newmarket
E. W. Jones
Ellendale
Thomas Pardee Elliott
Island
Herman O. Klug
Farmington
O. E. James
T. E. Terry
Felton
L. W. Layfield
Frederica
J. W. Jones
Galestown
J. H. Gardner
Eastey
Ict-Rober
T. Super
Ene
Ae Bayside
Johns White Borman
Neavitt
J. A. Brewing
Ner
A. P. Prettyman
y.Henderson
W. L. Conaway
R. T. Coursey
Kent Island
T. C. Smad
Kenton
G. P. Smith
Marydel
W. W. Chaires
Middletown
C. T. Wyatt Millington
I. G. Fosnocht
J. L. Sparklin
Oxford
W. M. McCann
Piney Neck
W. W. White
Tilghman Island
Ivanhoe
Willis Townsend
E. H. Dashiell -Berlin
T. R. VanDyke
Bethe
J. W. Gray
Hishopville
I. L. MacFarland
Cape Charles
Howard Davis
Chincoteapue
FT. Baynardd
Claremont
W. W. Harris
Charles A. Hill
Dagsboro
St George
G. W. Bounds
Deal's Island
G. W. Hastings
Deltmar
F. N. Faulkner
Union
Armour & Co
Great Lakes
Martha Willis
Peter Willis, Jr
Francis S. Todd
Annie E. Todd
Charles H. Willis
John M
Joseph A. Willis
North Wales
Friends Meeting House
Isaac Poole
Robert Taylor
George Macklin
Friends
Willis
Society of Friends
Henry Corkran
David H. Straughn
Norfolk
Snow Hill
Straughn
Mary Q. Gladden
William D. Straughn
Charles Straughn
South Norfolk
Anna Mann
Berkley
Ruth Straughn
Elizabeth City
N. C
F. L. Straughn
South Carolina
Linwood Straughn
Elizabt City
N.C
Messrs. Smith, Marbury and Straus