Denton News Digest Highlights Local Deals and Trials
Denton shops press spring stock as Geo W Kelley plans a Monday sale. Mrs. Mary Muller Smith mourned in a regional tribute. Fire damages a Ridgely dwelling. weather notes show 79 high and 25 low with 1.43 inches precipitation. Easton rejects a $70009 sewer and grit bond. Republicans hold primaries for county delegates as national races loom.
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Denton
Geo. W. Kelley
Mulliners
Spring Woods
J. T. Dennis
B. W. Carroll
L. J. Andrews
Smithson
Crothers
Hillboro
Parrott
West Denton
Henry R. Lewis
Carroll Pastorfield
Bradley
Carter Bloch
Christian Schmidt
Arkansas
George W. Kelly
Grove
American Mechanics
Masonic
Easton
Talbot
Charles B. Lloyd
Weddings in Denton Maryland United in Roxana church
Rev Oden E James and Miss Cecile M Melvin wed at the Denton Methodist parsonage with Rev Dr Roberts officiating. The bride, organist in Winchester, is daughter of the Winchester postmaster Thomas J Melvin. The article lists many social visits, local moves, and town life notes including anniversaries, military moves, and a play at Simon's Hall.
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Oden E. James
Roxana M. E Church
Delaware
Cecile M. Melvin
Thomas J. Melvin
Winchester
Queen Anne's County
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Denton
E. P. Roberts
James
Queenstown
Winchester Church
Walter Sparklin
Virginia National Bank
Sparklin
Peoples Bank of
Remsen
Johns Hopkins
Lewis
Maryland
Fell
St John's
Huntley Sinclair
Ridgely
Oregon
Cecil Rhodes
Oxford
England
Albert Satterfield
Andrew Satterfield
Harrington
John Satterfield
Martin Satterfield
J. Ed. Morgan
M. LB
Nichols
Orem
Talbot
Caroline County Teachers’ Association
Caroline High School
Nan L. Mildren
Frederick
T. W
Navy
Enoch Barton Garey
Fort Douglass
Salt Lake City
Utah
15Th Infantry
Elizabeth Booth
Horace B. Phillips
Virginia
Frank W. Redden
Purdum
Annapolis
M. Bates Stephens
Mary Ward
Laura Knotts
Queen Anne
Edna Hobbs
Katharine Kennerly
Henry R. Lewis
Harvey E. Sewell
Alexandria
Leoni Sewell
B. P. Truitt
Washington
Denton M
Belle Layton
Arthur
Near
J. Ben Welch
Elisha Todd
Andrew
Frank P. Covey
Thomas Saulsbury
Wm. H. Kirkman
Taston
Caroline Short
Blarrington
B. H. Johnon
Isaac D. Anderson
Martin Shaw
T. P. Fisher
Cora Cooper
Greensboro
Mamie Reese
Baltimore
Greenlee
C. M. Lloyd
Sadlersville
Frances A. Johnson
Blanche Dillis
John Gravatt
Helen Richardson
Philadelphia
J. Wilbur Johnson
New York
Hillsboro Social Notes and Local Visits
Mrs Frances Pennington visits her grandson in Queen Annes county then plans a summer stay with her daughter in Kent county. Rev John A Anderson fills M E Church South pulpit this Sunday and will be supplied until June. Mrs R J Bowen of Baltimore and daughter Virginia visit her parents in Hillsboro. C H Pritchett attends Eckels Embalming School in Baltimore this week. Mrs Charles H Fleming improving after illness. Edgar Blanch visited Baltimore. Blanche Smith visits friends in Baltimore. Senator Richardson friends defeat Allee followers in Delaware primaries.
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Hillsboro
Frances Pennington
Houston Pennington
Queen Anne's
Eugene Bonwell
Kent County
John A. Anderson
M. E. Church
R. J. Bowen
Baltimore
Virginia
Charles H. Fleming
C. H. Pritchett
Eckels
Edgar Blanch
Monumental
Blanche Smith
Funeral of Mrs Eliza J Woothers at Wesley M E Church
Burrsville notes the funeral of Mrs Eliza J Woothers wife of Mr James Woothers near Hickman held Tuesday afternoon at Wesley M E Church with Rev W B Guthrie officiating Interment followed in Wesley cemetery. local residents and visitors are mentioned along with several church and community notes.
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Eliza J. Woothers
James Woothers
Hickman
Wesley M. E. Church
W. B. Guthrie
Wesley Cemetery
C. L. Cahall
M. Bates Smith
Philadelphia
Lulu Pedack
Hattie Dill
Wilmington
Florrie Dill
New York
Brooklyn
Thomas Sard
M. E. Church
Union M. P
H. S. Johnson
Mary J. Cahall
Annie Downham
Wyoming
Del
Mollie Pepper
Easton
N. S. Johnson
A. T. Porter
Snow Hill
Osborne Harvey
Bridgeville
Bertha Baker
Harrington
Preston Defeats Hurlock 18 to 7 in Home Game
In the second baseball game of the season played Saturday on home grounds Hurlock beat Preston 18 to 7. Local youths need more practice. Also notes Miss Bessie Fooks returns to Baltimore after ten days here. Various town movements and visits including Mr. Geo W Kelley buying land near E L Fooks, an Ushers Union formation, and other local engagements.
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Hurlock
Preston
Bessie Fooks
Baltimore
Geo. W. Kelley
E. L. Fooks
Harry Wright
Downes
Dover
M. E. Church
Messrs
Geo. Redhead
Ollie Trice
Denton
W. P. Butler
J. H. Fletcher
L. D. Kelley
B. F. Johnson
Millington
Ralph Lednun
Local residents plan summer construction and social visits
Hickman reports Mr. S. P. Brown and Mr. James R. Wooters have lumber in place for their dwellings to be erected in early summer. Miss Pittman of Virginia oversees the millinery department at Mr. Wim. Croll's. Mr. and Mrs. H. Judson Ramsdell of Brooklyn, N. Y., are visiting relatives locally.
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Hickman
S. P. Brown
James R. Wooters
Miss Pittman
Virginia
Wim. Croll
Delaware woman boasts largest egg crops in region
Mrs. Luther Cubbage of Delaware may hold the record for the area with the largest egg yields. From 175 hens of different varieties she produced 151 dozen in January, 166 dozen in February, and aims for at least 200 dozen in March.
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Luther Cubbage
Delaware
Lower
Court convenes as grand jury names duties for session
The Spring term of the Circuit Court opened with Judges Adkins and Hopper presiding. The grand jury, empaneled by Judge Adkins, reported after three days of sessions, noting eight inmates six of whom are white and eight colored, and urging action on a dynamiting case. Several cases heard, including Clark versus Blackiston and a Breckinridge firm dispute. Miss Karabinos against the P W Railroad. Fruit prospects show peach buds largely intact after a late cold spell with varying local forecasts of crop potential.
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Circuit Court
Adkins
Hopper
Pearce
Court of Appeals
Businss
Edward E. Nuttle Foreman
Wm. L.pritchett
B. H. Heavalow
Louis Brogley
Harry H. Moore
Wm. H. Larrimore
Harry B. Mason
Gro. Neighbors
Edward W. Neal
Joseph P. Harris
Arthur J. Messick
G. S. Liden
J. T. Williams
H. J. Beachamp
Denton Bridge
Chesapeake Bay
J. E. Heather
J. Spencer Lapham
A. B. Gooden
Frank Wagner
Elbert J. Saunders
Garretson Smith
Edward C. Carter
Lemuel R. Clough
N. Horsey
S. H.james FE. Hicks
Albert E. Shields
Jj. A. Mitchell
J. L. Everagam
W. HL. Kauffman
C. N. Fountain
John B. Nichols
H. Clay Hobbs
Wm. A. Griffith
James I. Ledman
Chas. S. Meredith
Alva F
Traverser
Deen
Lewis
Gibbs Preserving Company
Baltimore
BL. W. Parker
Denton
Towers and Goldsborough
Lewis and Owens
Frances Karabinos
Conductor Lodge
Engineer Daynard
Messrs
Young
Bel Air
Miller and Bryant
Legg
Centreville
Clark
Easton
Peter Clark
Thomas L. Chaffinch
William J. Richards
William L. Pritchett
T. Frank Seward
P. T. Morris
Somers Blake
Elbertas
W. J. Hoffman
Thomas L. Day
C. S. Clark
Robert Jarrell
Sedgwick Wife of Josiah Sedgwick Dies in Seaford
Mrs. Sallie Sedgwick aged 72 died at home on Arch street Tuesday morning after a battle with grippe and pneumonia. She was a St Lukes P E Church member for 35 years, described as a devout, unobtrusive Christian and beloved by many. Survived by husband, son Alex Sedgwick, daughter Mrs Ernest Fields, and sister David H. Tubbs of Benton.
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Seaford-News
Sallie Sedgwick
Josiah Sedgwick
Archistreet
Jacob Stockly
Henderson
George Griffin
Hardy
George Seward
R. D. Clark
Greensboro
Thomas Stockly
Philadelphia
M. C
Jones Cemetery
Edward N. Willey
Bucktown
Dorchester County
Monroe M. Willey
Choptank
This County
Delegation Urges New School Near Chipman Lane
A citizens group led by Hon. E. E. Goslin asked the school board to build a new school at the Chipmans lane intersection on the Smithsville to Federalsburg road. The proposed district serves over 25 children. the Seares school stands 24 miles away and is crowded. The board voted to close white schools on May 22.
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Public School News
E. E. Goslin
Chipman’s Lane
Smithsville
Federalsburg
Seares
Orphans Court Proceedings Reported Actions and Appraisals
In the Orphans Court last Tuesday Judges Clark Liden and Fleetwood presided. Administrators Nichols Diggins Parker Smith Cooper and Lewis presented inventories and accounts that were approved or passed. Decrees authorized private and public sales and deeds for real estate. Guardianship bonds and appointments were approved as listed.
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Orphans’ Court
Clark, Liden and Fleetwood
Robert S. Nichols
Samuel F. Nichols
Joseph L. Diggins
Lemuel R. Diggins
James H. Nichols
Thomas W. Nichols
John T. Parker
William A. Parker
Charles F. Smith
Milton A. Bryan
Harvey L. Cooper
John H. Ireland
Lizzie Nichols
James H. Holmes
Henry R. Lewis
Anah RK
Holmes
G. Edgar Williamson
Carrie Williamson Wassinger
J. C. Madara
Frederick Garland Madara
Treating Fence Posts At Maryland Experiment Station
The Maryland Experiment Station has arranged with the U S Forest Service to erect a timber preserving plant near College Park for treating fence posts. The plant demonstrates creosote preservation, costs under ten cents per post, and aims to prove treated posts can last as long as durable untreated woods. Operations begin about May 1, inviting farmers to bring posts for treatment.
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Maryland
Extra Quality Seed Sweet Corn For Sale
Seed seller offers surplus of three sweet corn varieties COSMOPOLITAN an early large ear type Donson a superior medium season variety and MamMorH SuGaR a late maturing kind Prices Io cls per quart and 35 cls per gallon by J W Kerr e.
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J. W. Kerr
M P Preachers Places Delegates at Pittsburg Conference
The Maryland Annual Conference of the Methodist Protestant Church adjourned with President Sheridan naming appointments for many churches and circuits across Maryland. The item lists ministerial allocations, lay delegates, and the upcoming General Conference in Pittsburg, along with a Centreville bank fire destroying a fine home with $5,300 insurance.
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Maryland
Methodist Protestant Church
Sheridan
Accomac
Johnson
Alexandria
G. I. Humphreys
Alnutt Memorial
J.S. Bowers
Amelia
Baltimore
H. F. Wright Bedford
A. H. Green
Belair
C. K. McCaslin
Bethany
C. E. Redeker
Brooklyn
J. B. Jones
Buckeystown
L. B. Smith
Clayton
Federalsburg
C. M. Elderdice
Felton
W. P. Roberts
Finksburg
S. F. Cossen
First Church
Newark
L. F. Warner
Washington
B.ty Truitt
Franklin City
E. H. Jones
Frederick
B. F. Ruley
Georgetown
D. C
T. O. Crouse
Del
H. O. Keen
Glenburnie
Greensboro
Greenwood
A. W. Mathers
Grove
W. A. Sites
Hampden
D. W. Austine
Harbeson
J. A. Kittell
Harper's Ferry
George E. Beavens
Harrington
S. J. Smith
Heathville
J. L. Elderdice
Howard
C. E
Leeds
E. A. Sexsmith
Lewes
W. W. Johnson
Lewistown
Liberty
F. J. Wooden
Lisbon
C. P. Nowlin
Lynchburg
J. L. Nichols
Mardela
A. A. Harrison
Mariners
G. RK. Hodge
Middeway
Millville
J. EE. Massey
Milton
G. R. McCready
Montgomery
Stewartstown
H. Mullineaus
St. James
G. A. Morris
St. John's
J. W. Kirk
St. John’s
Canton
J. R. Garr
St. Luke’s
J. W. Trout
St. Michael's
George Hines
Susquehanna
R. K. Lewis
Talbot
W. B. Jester
Trinity
N. O. Gibson
Union
F. L. Steven
Union Bridge
J. D. Kinzer
Violettville
W. M. Jettees Memorial
E. W. Sims
Waltersville
D. Blake
Warwick
C. M. Campbell
Waverly
W. 5
Seaford
T. Harrison
St. Michaels
W. Shepherd
Salisbury
A. B. Stine
H. T. Mason
Parksey
W. B. Asilton
Chesterown
J. M. Sheridan
F. T. Tagg
F. C. Klein
J. D. Kin
J. Fletcher Rolph
Centreville National Bank
Centreville
Church News Report On 1907 Building Costs And Salaries
President Sheridan reports total cash outlays for buildings and improvements at 50776 55 and debts paid 16394 96 plus property values and unpaid subscriptions to show a grand total of 132126 51 for church projects. Salaries for pastors rose across districts with 55 churches increasing to 5098 and 24 charges to 1835. total two year increase 6933. Revivals marked spiritual work. several transfers and receptions occurred in the Baltimore Conference. Palm Sunday services planned and rural delivery noted for postal efficiency and road improvements.
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Sheridan
St. John's Church
Baltimore
M. KE
Washington
ET. Mowbray
Hagerstown
D. M. Dibble
M. P. Church
Lutherville
D.A. Bichelle
Burrsville
Herndon
I. P. Roberts
Denton M. E. Church
Roberts
Lutie Batte
Queenstown
Woman’s Auxiliary
Christ Church
Westminster
B. I. Benson
St. Elizabeth's Church
Denton
Dress Goods Prominence at J H Nichols & Sons Denton
Spring offers from Jame H. Nichols & Sons in Denton promote Copenhagen blue and other shades in dress goods. Highlights include herringbone weaves, Panama fabrics fifty inches wide at 50 cents, new collars, trims, nets for waists, silks, beltings, and muslins such as Fruit of the Loom Androscoggin Hills at 11 cents per yard.
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J. H. Nichols & Sons
Jame H. Nichols & Sons
Denton
Copenhagen
Allen's Foot-Ease advertisement notice
Ask for Allen's Foot-Ease A Powder It makes walking easy Cures core bullions in growing Noila swollen and sweating feet At all Druggists and shoe stores Two cents Don’t accept any substitute Sample work Address A Olmsted LeRoy New York
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Allen
Ell
Ghoe
Olmsted
LeRoy, N.Y
The Raising of Lazarus Bible Analysis Lesson
The article summarizes a Sunday school lesson on the Raising of Lazarus from John chapter eleven. It covers Mary and Martha’s faith, Jesus weeping with grief, his stance toward grief and hypocrisy, the miracle of Lazarus rising, and the Christian promise of resurrection at the last day. It notes Martha’s doubt, the tomb’s opening, and the faith required to see God’s glory. Golden Text John eleven twenty five.
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Lazarus
Ourleason
Christ
Mary
Martha
Jesus
John
Matthew
Mark
Luke
Bethany
Jesus John An
Alo
Jum
Lacitus
Lazar
Lazirus
Lazaru
Lazaray
Friends of
God
Unclear ad pitches herbal cure from questionable source
Fragmentary reader request describes back pains urinary trouble and a supposed pleasant herb cure for women. Mentions Mother aura Australian Leaf and Druggists mail order with price and address garbled. Contains no verifiable medical claim or source line.
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Mall
Cis
Bampackage
Addreas
Grienes
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Miss Karabinos
Tuckahoe
George E. Saulsbury
Ocean City
Bartlett
Goldsborough
Dorchester
France
Cecil
Chicago
Jackson
Mr. James
Cecile Melvin
Willie Goodfellow
Charles L. Hobbs
Gophir Bill
Harold Montague
Pounce
Harold Fountain
Owen Knotts
Georgie Fanshaw
Spence
T. L. Day
Kranz Hotel
Day & Smith
T. L. Day, Swing & Co
Saulsbury Bros
Tomato
Pea
Cordova
James P. Swing
Richardson
Allee
Chas. B.conway
Wm. Jr. Bryan
W. C. Pastorfield
Alex. Booth, Jr
Chas. E. Stewart
Irwin T. Saulsbury
Walter Hoffman
J. Harry Hemmons
W. H. Lord
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