Local notes on agriculture, theatre, and politics
A Denton area column reports M H Downes selling fifty Holstein cattle on April 17. Market news cites Ek G Adams shipping 3000 pounds of pork at 315.18 per hundred. Local events include Easter services, a charity meeting, and a parade of volunteers. Rumors place Col Albert W. Sisk as a potential Democratic congressional candidate in the First District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Downes
Howard Bryant
Tuckahoe Neck
Marc Bryant
Talbot
Ek. G. Adams
Budgeville
Parker's ‘Theatre
Marion Legree
Baltimore
Harbor
Denton M. J. Church
C. T. Wyats
J. F. Swartz
West Venton
Co. M
Parker's Theatre
Joseph L. Gallagher
Presday
Ellwanger and Gallagher
W. R. Mowbray
Dover
Delmarvin
New York
Frm
Paine, Webber & Co
F. F. Lyden
United States
Hickman
Elma Fountain
Carville D. Benson
Bennett Caroell
Baltimore County
Denton
Queen Anne’s
Kent
Baltimore City
Preston
Emma Dietrich
Denton M. E. Church
Dietrich
Willimantic
Conn
Price
Albert W. Sisk
Caroline County
Col. Sisk
Deaths in Denton and area mark quiet end of notable citizens
Obituary notes the death of Reuben Garey in Denton after pneumonia. He was 54, educated at Washington College, practiced law in Baltimore and locally for 25 years, and served as Deputy Clerk of the Circuit Court. Also listed are obituaries for Mrs. Lucy Jones, Mr. Samuel W. West, Mrs. Emma Collins, and Rev Dr James W. Reese, detailing ages, family ties, funeral plans, and places of interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Garey
Denton
Garey
Washington College
Baltimore City
Court of Appeals
Far West
Matthew Garey
Caroline County
Meesrs
William
Owen
Matthew
John
Rix Garey
Jennie Griffin
The
Order of Owls
Lucy Jones
Thomas A. Jones
William Ralston
Philadelphia
Wm. H. Jones
Robert Deen
Ridgely
Nellie Good
Hobbs
Jones
James
Delaware
Samuel L. West
Richard T. West
Friendship
Ele
Lower Caroline
Elizabeth E. West
George M. Towers
Melvin B. Whealley
John Rosser
Federalsburg
L. R. Towers
C. W. Towers
Thomas Bradley
Edward Hunt
George Griffith
Oscar Nichols
Emma Collins
Stephen Martindale Collins
John S. Collins
First National Bank
Dover
James W. Reese
Protestant Episcopal Church
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Local Notices of Employment and Social News in Delaware
Beacom Business College graduate Mr Roland Reed of Wilmington has joined Atlas Powder Company after serving as personal secretary to the Artillery Fuse Company president. Social notes include Elizabeth Foster Gray and Henry Lee Dodson’s wedding plans in Washington on March 14. Various health updates and visits across Wilmington, Chestertown, Ridgely, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Reed
Beacom Business College
Wilmington
Del
Atlas Powder Company
Reed
Artillery Fuse Company
Elizabeth Foster Gray
Thomas Jefferson Gray
Bridgeville
Henry Lee Dodson
Richard S. Dodson
St. Michaels
Washington, D. C
Leonard Statum
Marcus Hook
Chester Hospital
Howard Bryant
Allen Bryant
Harris Bryant
Baltimore
Irene Callahan
Ridgely
W. J. Callahan
Queen Anne's
James Sanford
Chicago Golf Club
Wheaton
Illinois
Luln Comegys
Joseph Jester
Tuckahoe Neck
P. O. Sparks
William
Jennie Moore
Emma Plummer
William E. Greenlee
Easton Hospital
T. O. Crouse
Albert W. Sisk
Smithville Social Newsette Highlights Visitors
Smithville reports Chester Pennsylvania guests Oscar Alford Howard Alford and Ben Williamson staying at local homes. John Chaffinch and daughters visited Chester Scott. C D Liden and Walter Boyce hosts. Residents attended a Seaford conference. T H Porter couple in Baltimore. Now is the time to subscribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Alford
Howard Alford
Ben Williamson
Chester
John Chaffinch
Chester Scott
C. D. Liden
Walter Boyce
Seaford
T. H. Porter
Baltimore
Harmony Junior Aid Society entertained at Miss Emeline Bradley home
Harmony Junior Aid Society pleasure at Miss Emeline Bradley home Thursday evening last week. Guests included families Cohee Murphy Bradley Connelly and many young ladies and gentlemen. Program featured vocal and instrumental solos duets recitations and readings. After refreshments the group played games. The Aid to meet April 26 at Miss Evelyn Todd home. Martha Willis visiting from George School Pennsylvania is home. Mrs. J H Covey improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Junior Aid Society
Emeline Bradley
John Cohee
Lee Murphy
Connelly
Bradley
Maud Butler
Kathryn Bakes
Ima Todd
Mary Hrodes
Isabel Carroll
Edith Todd
Hattie Mee Connell
Cora Mudge
Edna Carroll
Mildred Lane
Martha Lynch
Dorothy Carroll
Clara Butler
Evelyn Ritter
Ida May Walter
Bessie Bradley
Clinton Carroll
Douglas ‘Todd
Dallas Carroll
Ralph Brodes
Lee Taylor
Roland ‘Fodd
Charles Bradley
Evlith ‘Todd
Martha Willis
Martha Willis, A Student At the George School
Pennsylvania
J. H. Covey
Local Social Roundup and Illness Notes
Hickman area residents circulated Sunday visits among Meluneys Ca hall Yountain and Hamilton families while Mrs. Mary Phaysey Hughes Raymon Cannon and Fred Breeding were reported ill. Ida Fountain returned home after visit with her mother in Denton. Residents hosted guests from Smithville Andersontown Philadelphia Harrington Hobbs and Denton. Roger Adams Jr. injured after a fall from a hay loft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Phasey
Hughes
Raymon Cannon
Fred Breeding
Ida Fountain
Hester Noble
Denton
Violetta Lyden
Smithville
J. M. Brown
Andersontown
EE. WW. Brown
Win. Reynolds
Philip
Philadelphia
Hobbs
Roger Adams, Jr
Local Residents and Property Updates in Remington Va
Hobbs reports J W Reynolds Waldridge and brother and wife occupying the Remington property vacated by M F W Collins on Woolner Lane. J R Chaffineci adds lawn and floral décor with lattice fence. Christian Endeavor speaker J R Ricards led a service on The Quiet Ways of Gods Providence. Mrs Annie Seeders visited daughter Miss Alice in Fewson State Normal. Rev C J Burdette gave farewell address. Alice Seeders returns home for Easter. Burt Smith lost his driving annual last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Bailey
Remington
Ir. Carroll Harrington
Oxford Neck
J. H. Pollard
Hobbs
Annie Seeders
Alice
State Normal
Fewson
C. B. Bright
Cambridge Hospital
C. J. Burdette
Alice T. Seeders
Tawson
Burt Smith
Sunday Visitors Spread Through Local Families
Mrs Kate O Knotts hosted a diverse group including Charlie Star key Roland Knotts from Ridgely and Elizabeth Peacock of Brooklyn New York. Visitors from Sadlersville Henderson Milford and Dover shared Sunday gatherings across multiple households in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate O. Knotts
Charlie Starkey
Roland Knotts
Ridgely
Arthur Peacock
Elizabeth
Brooklyn
N. Y
Roy Stafford
Millington
J. W. McKnott
Sadlersville
Edgar McKnott
Henderson
Charlie Walls
Sudlersville
Benj. Starkey
Homer Benton
W. N. Bowen
Gurney Knotts
Walton Jones
Irwin Moore
Wilmington
M. E. Moore
J. Dill
Dover
Seaford Conference Attendees Report Gatherings
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Marine and their sons Charlie and Calvin visited Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Brown of Williamsburg on Sunday afternoon. Mr. Robinson Nichols and Mr. Walter Covey attended a conference at Seaford on Friday, with several people around Nichols also at Seaford Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Marine and Sons
Charlie and
Calvin
C. A. Brown
Williamsburg
Robinson Nichols
Walter Covey
Seaford
Nichols
Ridgely church choir entertains to raise funds
The Methodist Church Choir held a Friday evening benefit in Ridgely, totaling about twenty six dollars. Performances included solos by J. M. Swing and S. E. Shaw, trios with C. L. Opperman, Harry Swann, Edith Yost, and Quartets with S. L. Shaw, W. I. Wemple, J. C. Madara, J. M. Swing, plus the play The Old Peabody Pen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Messrs
J. M. Swing
S. E. Shaw
C. L. Opperman
Harry Swann
Edith Yost
Mesars
Ada Matthews
Viola Jones
Maid Gibson
Coaline Service
Dudley Davis
W.W. Seward
Seaford
Bl. S. Matthews
C. W. Jackson
Wilson
Henry Wilkinson
Parton
Joseph Carroll
S. Saulsbury
T. A. Smith
Joseph Gibson
Maud
Stanley
W. E. Habbart
Ridgely
Salon
Wilmington
Fairlee
Paul
Caroline Service
Mabhart
Mr. Licking
Centreville
D. K. Crouse
Chiou
Crouse
St Mary's Comunty
Warry Fisher
Irom
Marcus Hook
C. F. Smith
Cline
Sylvia
St. Mary's
T. J. Smith
First Avenue
Lane
Lewis P. Corkran
Methodist
Saddlersville
Roger Ringgald
Second Avenue
T. J. Imler
Palmer Walls
Edna Harrington
Riverside
N. J
Church of the Brethren
Button
Newark
Del
Frazer
Brower
Federalsburg
C. Lawton
W. D. Thompson
Central Avenue
Mary Flemmons
Mary Thompson
Pennington
L. E. Mason
Charles Herzog
Florida
Earl Hammond
Lucile
Laura Godwin
Milford
Dr. Shafer
Lancaster
J.T. Stevenson
Grabil
Baltimore
In Memoriam for Raymond D Higutt In Loving Remembrance
In memory of Raymond D Hignutt son of Albert F and Roxie E Higoutt who died March 29th 1917 aged 7 years 10 months and days God knoweth best And took him home to rest Where there are no aches nor pain Where sorrow can never come again God needed one more angel child To join His Heavenly band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond D. Hignutt
Albert F
Roxie E. Higoutt
Den ton Gun Club Held First Registered Shoot at Towers Park
The first registered shoot at Towers Park by the Den ton Gun Club on a Wednesday drew 37 shooters with 35 attempting the full 150 targets. W. MM. Foard led amateurs with 144, while L. O. Corkran led Maryland amateurs at 134 and L. German topped professionals with 149. About 6,000 targets were thrown and two traps were used. notable scorers included HU. S. Worthington and C. F. McThail among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Gun Club
Towers Park
W. MM. Foard
Wilmington
L. RB. Beauchamp
Starrington
L. O. Car
Orphans Court Proceedings Report Probate Actions
Judges Liden Moore and Covey presided in the Orphans Court. Letters testamentary granted to Alfred B. Mason for Sarah H. Andrews with bond and approver. creditors notice ordered. Robert C. Rice and Bennett Todd named appraisers. George W. Buckle probate admitted. George T. Hobby Jr. filed final account. Robert H. Hutson inventory approved. Sarah R. E. Shively probate granted to John Shively. bond approved and creditors notice ordered. Robert Jarrell Jr. and Walker Sapp named appraisers. Minerva E Towers filed sales account of Jonathan F. Towers, deceased, approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Liden, Moore and Covey
Sarah H. Andrews
Alfred 8
George Thomas Hobby
Robert H. H Hutson
William H. Hutson
Sarah RE. Shively
John Shively
Robert Jarrell, Jr
Walker Sapp
Minerva E. Towers
Jonathan FE. Towers
Edinburg Lite Local Notes And Moves Across Town
Edinburg notes joke about holes in roads and a young man traveling with eggs with few arriving intact. Mr John Shales and family and Mr and Mrs Daniel Hicks visited relatives in Kent county. Edward Hayes moved household goods to Wilmington. S Kennard Shults took a salesman job with Riverside Refining Co in Cleveland. Edward Tingle spent time with John Faulkner and Norman Seward families. Mrs Seward’s father funeral attended. Ola Faulkner returned to Swarthmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburgh
John Shales
Daniel Hicks
Kent County
Edward Hayes
Wilmington
Clifford Hurons
S. Kennard Shults
Riverside Refining Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Edward Tingle
John Faulkner
Norman Seward
Community Notes From Concord Area Society
Concord residents hosted Mr and Mrs Mark Hignutt and guests including Mr and Mrs W L Hignutt and Mr A Nichols. Mrs Ida Johnson visited Greenwood to see her ill daughter Miss Ethel. Many locals attended conference last Sunday. W R Keel is installing a home telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Hignutt
W. L. Breeding and Family
A. Nichols
W. T. Hignutt
Ida Johnson
Greenwood
Ethel
W. R. Keel
M E Preachers Placed Amid Large Seaford Conference Attendance
A vast throng gathered in Seaford to attend the M E Conference with overflow meetings held at other churches. Speeches by Dr. George Reed and Rev. W L White opened the events, followed by a love feast, the annual sermon by Bishop William F McDowell, and memorial services. New appointments announced for Dover and Easton districts list numerous pastors and churches across Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaford
Caroline County
George Reed
W. L. White
Gan
R. KK. Stevenson
Freedman’s Aid Society
Dover
W. R. Mowbray
Armory
Asbury
Thomas Pardee
Beckwith
Spedden
E. J. Hibbard
Bethel
Tilghman Smith
Blades and Epworth
E. C. Smith
Bridgeville
Howard Davis
Cambridge
S. N. Pilchard
R. J. Busbey
Camden
J.T. Price
Canterbury
A. R. Brown
Church Creek
Horace Trust
Crapp
W. T. Matthews
W. E. Gunby
East Newmarket
T. C. Smoot
Ellendale
T. S. Barrett
Elliott's
C. Fh. Hudson
Farmington
J. M. Kelso
Federalsburg
F. C. McSorley
Felton
H. S. Dulaney
Frederica
W. W. Sharp
Galestown
McKennall
J. P. Kelley
Supply
Georgetown
J. W. Colona
N. FE
Yenson
Greenwood
E. B. Taylor
Harrington
L. E. Barrett
Hickman
Epworth
W. T. McGuire
Hooper's Island
W.C. Buckson
Houston
W. S. Grant Hurlock
L. W. Layfield
Lakesville
W. W. White
Laurel
F. F. Carpenter
Leipsic
C. H. Atkins
Lewes
O. FE. Jones
Lincoln
J. H. Gardner
Little Creek
Del
L. E. Windsor
Magnolia
S. R. Ellis
Milford
R. K. Stephenson
Milford Neck
Delaware Church Appointments and Supplys List
A detailed roster lists church circuits and appointments across Delaware and nearby areas, naming district superintendents, pastors, and supply roles at numerous churches including Wilmington districts Bethel St. Johns Elkton Christiana Claymont Newark New Castle and more. The document also notes figures connected with regional anti saloon and educational societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wart
Bethel
J. H. Wilson
Charlestown
W. B. Horner
Chessy
J. &. Anderson
Chesapeake City
M. D. Nutter
Chester
Elkton
G. P. Jones
Hockessin
D. F. McFaull
Hopewell
I. S. Whittaker
Kirkwood
O. S. Walton
Marshalltown
Cedars
J. P. Otis
Mt. Lebanon
G. FE. Wood
Mt. Pleasant
LLB
Kelso
Newark
E. P. Roberts
New Castle
J. H. Bickford
Newport
Asbury Burke
G. R. Reese
Perryville
L. J. McDougle
Port Deposit
J, X. Moore
Port Penn
Henry Gray
Supply
Red Lion
R. T. Thawley
Rising Sun
H. E. Reed
Stanton
R. W. Cooke
St. Georges
Summit
Ivanhoe
Hillcrest
Albert White
J. A. Pignatiello
Kingswood
Madeley
L. M. Broadway
McCabe
J. W. Easley
Mt. Salem
W. E. Habbart
Richardson Park
G. W. Bounds
St. Paul's
A. H. Thompson
Scott
J. L. Johnson
Silverbrook
A Chemist Advocates Corn Meal For Value In Food
A. W. Smith of Baltimore argues in 1917 that white corn products such as meal grits and hominy deliver greater food value at lower cost than common staples. He lists comparative prices and quantities proving corn meal 3 cents per pound equals items like wheat flour 6c, rice 14c, cheese 60c, and potatoes 4c per peck, urging Americans to consider nutritive value and curb waste.
Christian Endeavor Meeting and Sunday School Officers
Our Christian Endeavor was held last Sunday evening led by Miss Maggie Daffin. Easter program plans are tentative with several recitations by Sunday School scholars. Next Sunday evening the topic will be the Resurrection with the president in charge. Sunday School organized last Sunday morning electing Superintendent C. W. Towers, assistant Frank Collins, secretary Hazel Towers, assistant Elva Griffith, organist Elva Griffith, assistant Hazel Towers, librarians Sidney Collins and Claud Howard, treasurer Norman Smith. Miss Maggie Griffith and Ambrose Griffith are ill. Morris Hunt has returned from the city. Evelyn Ritter visits Union Grove relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Maggie Daffin
C. W. ‘Towers
Frank Collins
Hazel Towers
Elva Griffith
Sidney Collins
Claud Howard
Norman Smith
Maggie Griffith
Ambrose Griffith
Morris Hunt
Evelyn Ritter
Union Grove
Local Social Roundup From Hillisboro and Nearby
Social visits and hometown travel noted as residents from Hillisboro and nearby towns spent time with relatives. Edgar Stevens of Millington visited his sisters, while W B Sparks and W L Thompson hosted party guests from Hillisboro. Others include Helen Mason visiting Easton and Mrs L P Cochran from Sud fersville stopping by, with Wilmington and Baltimore trips also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Stevens
Millington
W. B. Sparks
W. L. Thompson
W. H. Greenwell
Kenton
Del
W. P. Fleming
Helen Mason
Laura Mason
Easton
Rey
L. P. Cochran
Sudfersville
W. Arther Hall
Wilmington
Edward Furbush
Albert Cahall
Baltimore
Card of Thanks from Mrs Davis and Family
We thank our many friends and neighbors for their kindness during our sudden bereavement.
Preparedness urged for Ford car shortage at Denton Auto Co
Denton Auto Co urges customers to prepare early for Ford car shortages and visit now to secure availability. The notice emphasizes immediate action to avoid delays and highlights the dealer's commitment to serving buyers during supply gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Denton Auto Co
April Term in Session Opens Grand Jury and Court Activity
Judges Adkins and Hopper convened the circuit court and empanelled a grand jury led by Rastlus F. Noble. Early cases included Robert Pippin guilty of assault and battery, and Frank Cooper's liquor-law case with guilty plea and suspended sentence. Execut ors of John Horsey were removed from plaintiffs, Mrs. Jones v Ward advanced, and automobile speed law and damage claims discussed. new attorneys E E Nicholas and L L Wallace admitted to the bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Adkins
P. B. Hopper
Circuit Court
Rastlus F. Noble
Foreman
W. A. Graham
W. Foster Clark
Courtland Jackson
K.P. Roe
W. Temple Smith
John T. Carter
W. W. Newcomer
O. G. Hignutt
John R. Butler
A. Fletcher Sisk
John W. Williamson
Luther H. Covey
Frank Cooper
Traverser
Howard P. Sullivan
Elmer 2. Horsey
J. Orlan Horsey
T. Alan Goldsborough
John Horsey
Caroline County
Appellee
Sullivan
Sarah Jones
Emmett Ward
Karl Ejisenhardt
Graham, Clements
Sutton
United States
Baltimore
Talbot Court
Jennie S. Lord
Dr.Hopkins
Hillsboro
Dr. Cobb
Smyrna
Lord
Venerable Tuckahoe Lady Grandmother King of Berks Roots
Mrs Levi King, born Sarah Frantz, of Caroline county, became part of a storied Berks County family in 1865 after marrying a farmer. The Kings moved from Berks to a large Eastern Shore farm, and after her husband’s death she remains 77, grandmother to 42, with 36 grandchildren living on area farms. The family, all Church of the Brethren members, pride themselves on lineage and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuckahoe Neck
Levi King
Caroline County
Sarah K. Frantz
Berks County
Pennsylvania
King
Frantz
Kings
Grandmother King
Mrs. King
Wilmington
Church of the Brethren
Colleges to Cooperate With National Preparedness
Dr. James W. Cain president of Washington College has asked President Wilson and Governor Harrington if the college can contribute to national preparedness. He will present his findings and recommendations at the quarterly visitors and governors meeting on April 11. Students volunteer to learn military drill under two trained peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Cain
Washington College
Wilson
Harrington
Talbot County Farm Deed Records Largest Property
Deed recorded this week transfers the Hackers or Davis farm at Wye Mills in Talbot county. William McKenney and others convey to Hiram G. Dudley for a consideration of 43,657 dollars and 70 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talbot
Talbot County
Blades Wish Thanks for Kindness after Miss Iva Russell
Mr and Mrs G L Blades express sincere thanks to many friends for kindness and sympathy shown during the bereavement of the late Miss Iva A Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Blades
Iva A. Russell
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Local Department
Ts. Meluney
Frank Ca.hall and Family
Was. Meluney and Son
Near Town
Clem = Yountain
Edward and
Mautie
Pearl Hamilton
Win. Lyden
Templeville
Ridgely News
Catharine Miller
Washington
Windy Hill
Cora Willey
Nannie Jester
George Whiteley
Thomas Morgan
Frances
Willace Kennedy
Shad
James Andrews
Linden Griffin
Canada
Howard Eason
Harvey Stevens
Fritz Lyons
Bernice Morgan
Edna Davidson
Roxie Saulsbury
Ollie Corkran
C.S. Kawliman
A. QO
Saulsbury
W.E. Palmer
M. Winchester
Fowlersss
Ccch
E. E. Longfellow
L. O. Corkran
WSUS
Blades
Tupi
Lee
Crawford
R.C. Harper
H. Caulk
G. Harperessessers
S. Richards
R. Raleigh
I. Smith
W.rk. Morgan
Dr. H. Manning
Halsln
E-Eecves OU Spili
W. EL Owengsees
Lion
A Schofield
WIT
An, Minnick. Wean
C. Madara
Gounod
M. P
Concord
M. E
Easton District
W. A. Wise
Bayside
E. M. Shockley
Borman
W. W. Chaires
Burrsville
W. N. Conaway
Cecilton
J. D. Prettyman
Leonard White
Chestertown
T. F. Beauchamp
Cheswold
G. P. Smith
Church Hill
W. H. Kenney
Clayton
C. N. Jones
M. E. Wheatley
Cordova
Crumpton
G. W. Stallings
C. T. Wyatt
Faston
John White
Galena
Frank White
Golt—Supply
Greensboro
H. T. Quigg
C. D. Sharpless
E. W. McDowell
Kent Island
G. S. Thomas
W. B. Guthrie
Marydel
O.B. Reid
Middletown
J. W. Jones
H. C. Shipley
Oxford
E. H. Derrickson
Piney Neck
J. A. Cooper
Pomona
Edwin Gardner
J. T. Richardson
Queenstown
Frank Brisbin
J. R. Bicking
Rock Hall
J. W. Prettyman
Royal Oak
J. T. Rawlinson
W. S. Collins
Annamessex
J. I. Parker
W. E. Hills
Berlin
W. E. Greenfield
Bishopville
R. C. Jones
Cape Charles
W. E. Dawson
Chincoteague
L. B. Morgan
Claremont
Crisfield
C. A. Hill
Dagshoro
J. C. B. Hopkins
Deal's Island
J. P. Outten
Delmar
F. N. Faulkner
Fairmount
A. W. Goodhand
Frankford
C. W. Strickland
Fruitland
G. F. Newton
Girdletree—Transfer
Gumhoro
W. M. McCann
Hehnab—Thomias Bird
Hebron
G. W. Hastings
Holland's Island
S. T. Horseman
Mardela Springs
W. I. Atkinson
Marion
J. W. Sutton
Mt. Vernon
W. H. Revelle
Nanticoke
D. J. Ford
J. H. Geoghegan
Ocean City
W. C. Poole
Oceanview
Millville
G. E. Sterling
Onancock
O. T. Baynard
Parsonburg
Tangier
T. J. Sard
Westover
W. V. Moore
Whitesville
J. A. Buckson
Wilmington District
A. W. Smith
Baltimore, Md
Hillisboro
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