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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Harry Moore
Hus
Church Street
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