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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1903

Page

3

County Public Calendar of Court and Board Meetings

Items of News from All Parts of the County announce that Circourt Court will meet April 16 Onruans Court will meet April 1 Levy Court will meet April in School Board will meet April 14.

Circourt Court Onruans Levy Court

Local notices and community items in Denton and vicinity

Local column highlights Christmas holiday departures and excursions to Baltimore. real estate trades include George Dulin buying Klondyke farm for 9000 dollars and George L Bartlett purchasing a mill for 10000 dollars. church services, railway talks, occupations, and local business notes fill a broad Denton scene with strawberry planting growth and weather impacts.

Circuit Court Proceedings in Caroline County Three Day Session

The April circuit term convened with Judge Martin joined by Judges Pearce and Brown. Grand jurors named, trials held, many verdicts guilty or not guilty, several appeals decided, and a plan for a new jail near the court house recommended by the grand jury. The report notes rapid adjudication, one jury trial, and an upcoming murder trial for Adam Stewart.

Circuit Court Caroline County Martin Pearce Brown Albert G. Saulsbury Foreman William M. Price Alexander McKnatt George H. Russell Frederick P. Roe Joseph Kiebler Alfred B. Carter Henry T. Nuttle Edward L. Adams G. Edgar Williamson William Reich Robert Patton Henry B. Messenger A. Pearce Redhead William R. Breeding William F. Jackson Harry M. Thompson Thomas H. Jones Harvey H. Dean Selby Smith Frank P. Covey William H. Deen Lee Hignutt Ernest Hubbard Towers State Hutson Traverser Wm. Royal State Cooper Mary Saunders Curtis Saunders Henry Taylor Stair Madison Brown J. E. Wilson Traversers W. T. Downes G. Boyer Deweese & Owens Appellee Levin W. Williams Robert D. Bradley Deweese George Robinson John H. Diehl Abijah Ivins Owens Andrew, Lewis & Goldsborough Robinson and Payne John W. Boyer Wm. H. Bickling Harry M. Carroll Edwin T. Lowe Carroll Lewis & Goldsborough Lowe Bradley John Cox Trisl Sarah E. Trice Cooper Daweese Trice Earle Fountain Rickards Kent Downes Messick Talbot Adam Stewart John H. Imler William H. Deweese Denton Choptank Almshouse Bridge Committee Grand Jury Court House Gay Street Imler Citys Hospital Baltimore Central Police Station Harriet Stewart Adam N.G. Keble City Post-Mortem Henry City Hospital Stewart Samuel Griffin Pine Woods Griffin I. I. Dukes Mr. Imler German Baptist Church Boonsboro

Donation reception honors Rev. C W Smith and wife

On Thursday night April 1 the community hosted a donation reception for Rev C W Smith and his wife. Provisions sugar flour coffee canned goods eggs meats and laying hens were given in abundance along with a cash gift to Mrs Smith. The pastor expressed thanks as music and conversation filled the evening. Local social reports note Rainbow Social at Miss Annie Beauchamp’s home as largely attended and financially modest.

C. W. Smith Smith Annie Beauchamp Mary Wiltbank Moore Baltimore George C. Moore James Swing Ridgely Griffin Wilbur Rolph Rolph Thompson Chester Philadelphia D. M. Lindale Sudleraville Ethyl B. Moore Lewes C. L. Kennard Thomas Mitchell Virginia D. H. Knotts

Maryland Conference Makes Appointments for year

The Maryland Annual Conference filled appointments for the coming year. Rev J M Holmes preached and elders were ordained. The conference noted church growth, a $17 000 Bates Memorial Church dedication, a $3 000 parsonage, and a 15 000 Twentieth Century fund directed to the Baltimore Book Directory. A next session was set for Allnut Memorial Church Baltimore.

J. M. Holmes Maryland T. R. Woodford Committee On F. T. Tagg John G. Clarke Baltimore Book Directory Methodist Protestant North Charles Street Baltimore Twentieth Century Bank Allnut Memorial Church Wesley Accomac R. K. Lewis Alexandria J. T. Sewall Allout J. W. Kirk Amelia Frank Clift Supply J. L. Straughn Bedford G. R. Donaldson Belair Dorsey Blake Bethany G. W. Parris Broadway E. D. Stone Brooklyn J. L. Hills Cambridge T. B. Tredway Campbell Caroline T. H. Wright Cecil—S. W. Coe Centreville B. W. Kindley Chesapeake J. L. Elderdice Chestertown D. L. Greenfield Chincoteag Deer Park Elmer Simpson Delmar L. A. Bennett Delta H. H. Price Denton B. P. Truitt Dorchester Louis Randall Dover J. F. Bryan Easton W. R. Graham Elizabeth J. W. Trout Eutaw J. W. Norris Evergreen Fairfax P. W. Crosby Fairview W. M. Jett Fawn Grove J. Mel. Brown Federalsburg H. F. Wright Felton H. S. Leas Finksburg J. E. Nicholson First Church Washington Beane Fox Hill Franklin City A. W. Mather Frederick G. J. Hill Georgetown D. C J. D. Kin Howard Schlincke Heathsville J. F. Wooden Hurlock C. EK. Dryden Jefferson E. C. Makosky Jones Memorial W. 5S Simms Kemptown J. A. Wright Keen Memorial A. A. Bichell Kennedyville R. S. Rowe Kent Island F. H. Mullineaux Indian River J. E. Maloy Laurel E. A. Warfed Lawsonia W. J. F. Litsinger Leeds J. T. Lassell Lewistown Liberty C. K. McCaslin Lisbon S. A. Hoblitzell Lynchburg Mardela E. P. Perry Mariners H. O. Kerr Middleway Millville F. P. Krause Marley Milton H. 8S Johnson Montgomery Clayborne Phillips Mount Nabo C. W. Zepp Mount Tabor J. H. Straugha Newark N. J F. C. Klein New Market C. M. Cullum Nichols Memorial North Baltimore F. H. Lewis E. J. Drinkhouse North Carolina Avenue A. N. Ward David Wilson Oak Grove Prince George Cain Oxford W. M. Strayer Parksley W. B. Judefind Patapsco Payson Street G. J. Hooker Pipe Creek C. KB. McCullogh

Principal Resigns at Preston Academy in Caroline County

Mr J Willis Clarson, after three years teaching in Caroline County schools, resigns as Preston Academy principal. his future plans include teaching in Baltimore or pursuing Johns Hopkins University studies. Miss Lane from Fowling Creek joins Mrs James A Noble's millinery. Noble offers new spring stock. Mr E Lloyd Fooks and Mr J M Barrow prepare new premises. J W Clarson vacationing with Mrs Annie Pippin in Greensboro. Lula Bradley visits Mrs Noble.

J. Willis Clarson Caroline County Preston Academy Clarson Baltimore Johns Hopkins University Miss Lane Fowling Creek James A. Noble Noble E. Lloyd Fooks J. M. Barrow J. W. Clarson Annie Pippin Greensboro Lula Bradley

Epworth League Sunday Meetings Highlighted

The Epworth League holds weekly Sunday gatherings with last Sundays exercises by Mr Harry Butler and tomorrows session led by Miss Minnie Williamson. Officers listed include E P Foote as president Bertha Fisher secretary and Ollie Wilkins treasurer. The Literary Society was hosted last week by Mr and Mrs Chas Collins with full attendance and warm praise for their hospitality.

Epworth League Harry Butler Minnie Williamson E. P. Foote Bertha Fisher Ollie Wilkins Chas. Collins Mrs. Collins Smithville Smithville School S. P. Shipman J. H. Kirk Richard Bullock Misa Bertha Bullock Dover

Social gathering at Miss Ella Noble's home

Miss Ella Noble hosted a pleasant social at her residence Saturday evening. Attendees included Misses Nettie Hayman Stella Noble Hester Wright Carrie Noble Belle Wroten and Messrs Zach Fountain Leander Thomas Clement Melaney Frank Fountain Olin Melvin and Rufus Wright. Grover Fountain returned to Philadelphia Monday after visiting his mother Mrs Ida Fountain. Nettie Hayman stayed with her parents Saturday and Sunday. Mrs S K Marshall and Miss Pena Pitts were visiting relatives at Berlin.

Ella Noble Nettie Hayman Stella Noble Hester Wright Carrie Noble Belle Wroten Zach, Fountain Leander Thomas Clement Melaney Frank Fountain Olin Melvin Rufus Wright Grover Fountain Ida Fountain Philadelphia Pena Pitts Berlin

Caroline County Leads In Produce Packing Activity

The Bureau report shows twenty nine principal packers in Caroline County last year packed 243000 cases of tomatoes 35050 cases of peaches 2000 cases of pears 11000 cases of string and lima beans and 500 cases of pumpkins. Raw material costs totaled 119045 dollars over other expenses 284740 wages 60096 and about twenty new small canning houses raise Caroline to second in county rankings behind Baltimore city Harford tops the list. Prospects for sweet potato market expansion on the Eastern Shore are noted as favorable for Caroline farmers.

Bureau of Statistics and Information Caroline County Caroline Baltimore City Harford Virginia

Wealthy Missouri settler leaves large estate to kin

Charles Cannon died wealthy in Missouri leaving an estate valued at about $75,000 in lands bonds and mortgages. He willed it to relatives the nearest being his nerves and nephews living in this state section. Surviving siblings were Mrs Rebecca Andrew Mrs Betsy Harris Mrs Drucilla Wright and brothers Daniel Cannon Josiah Cannon all deceased. A western bound brother became a California forty niner returning to Missouri where he died. W T Andrew a Cannon nephew investigates the 800 acre Texas tract. Also mentions Longman Martinez paints and local agents selling samples and prices.

Charles Cannon Caroline Missouri Rebecca Andrew Betsy Harris Drucilla Wright Daniel Cannon Josiah Cannon California Texas W. T. Andrew

Pretty home wedding and local social notes

A quiet April wedding was held at the bride’s parents’ home near Matthews with Rev. J. H. Prettyman officiating. Miss Glenda Morgan and Mr. Edward A. Dudley were the contracted couple, and guests included immediate family. The couple left for Philadelphia to settle at their future home. Additional items note upcoming Alameda wedding for John Ralph Wilson and Emily Duryea Mason and various social visits among Baltimore, Rockville, Centreville, Cambridge, and Denton residents.

Richard T. Morgan Matthews J. H. Prettyman Glenda Morgan Edward A. Dudley Carrie M. Hail Baltimore Dudley Philadelphia John Ralph Wilson Emily Duryea Mason Alameda Cal Bertie Askew Louise Henderson T. P. Fisher Frank Brown Atlantic City Caroline Talbot M. Bates Stephens Crisfield Senator Roe Georgia

Arbor Day Celebrations at Caroline and Maryland Schools

Arbor Day events at Caroline High and Maryland School featured readings, songs, and essays on trees and nature. Notable moments included Mr. Goldsborough’s eloquent address on tree planting and moral growth, plus Easter service plans in Denton churches and Methodist program outlines.

Caroline High School United States Clarence Dukes Mary Sylvester Arthur Ramsdell Delia McDaniel Kate Hobbs Eva Garey Mary Sicks Mary Fleming May Gelletty Lettie McDaniel Mildred Ramisdell Anna Fisher Charles Truitt Alma Truitt Mary Nichols Ernest Watson Helen Roe Anna Carter Harold Andrew Mary Towers Skylark Elsa Neal T. Alan Goldsborough Caroline Bar Marydel School America Dolly's Fair Olne Hammer Eddie Smith Helen Jump May Moore Kong Maryland Nettie Booth Alice Hall Hise Patchett Father William Harvey Smoot Apna Jump Guy Hammer Bertha Walls Guild Smith T. C. Smoot

Cold Weather Hurts Fruit Crops in Ridgely and Region

Local growers report heavy damage from recent cold. Fifty percent of Superior strawberries and about twenty five percent of Tennessees feared killed in Ridgely area. Peach buds largely decimated with estimates around two thirds dead. Abundance plums and strawberries show some living buds. apples and cherries thought mostly dead. Easter services announced in Brethren Church for Sunday at 7 30 PM.

T. W. Jones Ridgely J. A. Sigler Thomas A. Smith Thomas L. Day Brethren Church Walter Carmine Washington College Chestertown Thomas Trice A. G. Saulabury & Bro Ella Imier Saulsbury Bros Fred Nichols Wilmington Henry Montague Tuxin Havre de Grace Edyth Frazier Retta Fountaine Baltimore F. Smith Martha McNichol Amanda Saulsbury

Sunday Hall Address Draws Large Audience

Choptank W. J. Wright spoke to a large attentive audience at the hall Sunday evening last. The hall now has chairs and is more comfortable. Everyone is welcome.

W. J. Wright Capt. Perry Poplar Neck James Murphy Thomas Morgan Emory Lynch Baltimore Elisha Nichols J.T. Blades R. Messick William Collins Federalsburg Emma Blades Webster Easton George Tull Oxford A. E. Cooper Denton Join Rumbold Fred Edgell

Weather Woes Hit Caroline County Crops Hard

Cold snap damaged peach and berry prospects in Caroline with ice half an inch thick and temperatures to 26 degrees. Yet some varieties may still yield profit as fruit buds show limited damage aside from strawberries. Also notes on Smithville Arbor Day school exercises and local visits.

Cannon T. S. Trice’s Baltimore T. L. Trice’s Stevens C. H. Bullock Dentonians Journal Clinton Wright George Dulin William E. Turner Klondyke Chapel District George L. Bartlett Isaac A. Barber Easton Deston Somerset Slaughter B. E. &. T. Company Thachey John W. Hurlock Federalsburg Wm. F. Adams Christ Church Caroline Mary A. Noble Harry 2. Merriken Eighth District American Carter Swinney & Co West Denton Hughes Lumber and Coal Co Roe J. M. Carroll Merrick Mass Harry W. Burruss Smithson’s Chapel H. W. Burruss Laurel Grove Queen Anne’s Road Missouri Caroline County Alexander Henry Denton Thomas P. Anderson Ladies of Christ Church Guild Richards Carriage Bazar Mercury Laurel Sussex County

Greensboro Street Improvements Progress Noted

The town improvement company led by President Harry Moore has graded the Church street sidewalk. Further improvements are expected soon and the effort is urged for public support and encouragement.

Harry Moore Hus Church Street

Also Mentioned on This Page

the Local Department THE Circuit Court Proceedings Mileboro Napoleon Raymond Canada William Smith Sue Growell Martha Betts Sandtown Wm. B. Growell Benjamin Cubbage W. E. Cubbaga Henry Gough George Waldman Herman Faulkner Lloyd Gooden Wyoming Bessie Gooden A. B. Gooden Ladies Aid F. B. Sweeney Ezekiel Gooden Cheswold John Marvil P. A. Marvel Ezekiel Dill Hollandsville Benjamin Dill G. P. Jones Pittsville G. A. Morris Pocomoke City G. M. Clayton Pocomoke F. J. Phillips Potomac J. W. Gray Powellville G. H. Stocksdale Quantico C. J. Burdetto Queen Anne G. W. Hines Reliance Thomas Wheeler Rhode Island Avenue J. M. Gill Rowlandville Salisbury S. J. Smith Salem F. A. Holland Seaford J. W. Balderston Snow Hill Avary Donovan South Baltimore E. 8 C. H. Littleton A. D. Dick J. G. Sullivan W. S. Hammond W. M. Poisal C. S. Arnett G. E. Brown J. H. Imler Thomas Hughlett Tuckahoe Station Maple Dam Bridge Little Black Water River Beaver Dam Bridge Big Blackwater River J. W. Downey Western Shore J. Hopkins Smith Horseshoe Bend Northeast River Northeast Cecil County Elk River Red Mills Elkton Hatching Station Wye Mills Wye River Talbot County Murphy’s Mills Bohemia River Fox Hole Kent County Sassafras River Corsica River Chicamicomico River Drawbridge Dorchester County Nabbs Bridge Orphans’ Court Froeeddings Orphans’ Court J. Marion Hackett Sarah Almira Hackett Register of Wills John M. Wooters M. Pratt Wooters Andrew Slaughter Wm. P. Slaughter T. Pliny Fisher Charles H. Shields L. Carpenter Wm. H. Smith Robert H. Smith Wm. N. Deweese D.b.n Mary E. Neal Jacob Andrew Ager Andrew Bond John BE. Wilson R. J. W. Garey Newton Andrew T. W. Harman R. Hopkins Abram Towers W. P. Taylor W. K. Miley Preston Hickman Caroline Industries Longman & Martinez Pure Salas J. H. Nichols R. M. Messick Bethlehem T. Harvey Burrsville Frank Leduum Adams Methodist Episcopal A.M John Tibballs L.C. Emerson Authent Lorenz Christ H. Gabriel G. van Orsdell Hyatt
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