Local notices and farm and town improvements
The issue lists prices for wheat and tobacco, local automobile purchases, and upcoming auctions plus several public notices. It notes building at Main and Lighth streets, a Packard purchase by H L Cooper, and many residents buying cars. It reports school commencements, a new bridge plan for Caroline and Dorchester counties, and enhancements at the Masonic Lodge. It mentions poultry farming and a Majestic Range demo at Nuttle Hardware, plus social and literary events and a mistaken marriage notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cges
W. J. Blackiston
Winfield R. Wright
Nowell
Main
Lighth
H. L. Cooper
Packard
Afr
C. C. Deen
Fowling Creek
State Roads Commission
Joun- Nal
Blackiston
J. E. Hignatt
Henry F. Andrew
P. Steele
Town Hall
West Side
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodism
M. E. Church
H. F. Andrew
G. K. Kelley
Preston
L. A. Marine
Bethlehem
Thawley’s Mite Society
Denton Musical Association
Masonic Hall
Smith & Walls
Caroline
Dorchester
Back Landing
Upper Hunting Creek
Paine
Harvey L. Cooper
Nathaniel Horsey
Greensboro
Cooper
Literary Club
New Jersey
Delaware
L. J. Towers
Ova Garey
East
E. H. Hirs
Town
Hirs
Cedar Mount
Majestic Range
Nuttle Hardware Store
Easter Day Services Across Hillsboro and Denton Churches
Palm Sunday at St Pauls Episcopal Hillsboro features palms and fine choir music. Holy Week services listed includes Wednesday prayers, Good Friday sermon, and Saturday evening prayer. Denton Methodist Episcopal Church offers 10 30 am Easter preaching and evening service with special music and a first Easter Day sermon. Flowers lights decorate Christ Church with morning and evening sermons The tree of life Easter emblem and a large Sunday school gathering headline offerings for a new church building. Methodist Protestant Church adds Easter sermons and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Hillsboro
Denton Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League
McPhail
Gabriel
Hine
Davis
Christ Church
J. Gibson Gants
A. N. Ward
Local obituaries and deaths mark week in town
Funeral for Isaac D. Anderson held at home with Revs. A Norman Ward Frank T. Benson J Gibson Gantt and William J D Lucas officiating Interment in Denton cemetery pallbearers named Roy Hubbard former Eas ton merchant died in Choptank after long TB illness survived by widow and one child Rev Solomon A Hoblitzell elder Methodist Protestant Church minister died at Belair aged 74 infant John Bennett son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Bennett Goldsboro died Saturday afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac D. Anderson
A. Norman Ward
Frank T. Benson
J. Gibson Gantt
William J. D. Lucas
Denton Cemetery
Henry R. Lewis
William E. Saulsbury
Nathan J. Cade
Richard T. Carter
Robert 5. Clark
Roy Hubbard
Easton
Choptank
Mr. Hubbard
Solomon A. Hoblitzell
Belair
John
Arthur Bennett
Goldsboro
Hickman Farm Sold Near Hickman in 138 Acres
John Palmer of Scottville Michgan purchased the Layton farm of 138 acres near Hickman from S. G. Nuttle for 3800 dollars. Earnhart handled the sale. News comes of the serious illness of Henry D Adams who has been traveling in the South with his show for several months and is on the road to recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickman
John Palmer
Scottville
Michigan
Layton
G. Nuttle
John
S. Earnhart
Henry D.adams
Ridgely News Roundup Highlights Creamery Opened And Local Happenings
Ridgely creamery completed and turned over to stockholders with A J Sapulpa of Oklahoma to oversee operations. A mad house cat caused hydrophobia in a girl treated at Mercy Hospital in Baltimore. Peach grower Walter Hoffman predicts a light crop this year. Local youth band plans discussed, new housing on Richards Addition anticipated, Dragoo family moving in, Armour Co installing a 125 horsepower boiler. Seventeen Emmanuel Baptist Church baptism candidates announced. Prof E H Bowman visits Ridgely area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgely
A. J. Sapulpa
Oklahoma
Fred Deifenderfer
George Harrison
Richards
John A. Dragoo
Felton
Armour Co
Emmanuel Baptist Church
E. H. Bowman
Easton
Preston W C T U re-elects leaders at March meeting
At the Preston W C T U annual meeting held at Mrs A W Sisk home on March 30, Julia M Kelley was re elected president and Jesse T Dennis vice president. Delegates and alternates to the county convention at Ridgely were elected. The kindergarten and membership committees reported activity and new members. The next meeting is set for April 26 at Mrs Belle V Dennis. Local clergy Wright and Jaggard were noted, with residents returning from Baltimore and attendance at Federalsburg M P conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston W. C. T. U
A.W. Sisk
Julia M. Kelley
Jesse T. Dennis
Elizabeth Noble
Albert W. Sisk
Jesse
T. Dennis
Winoa Redhead
Ridgely
Dollie
E. Kelley
Lula Fletcher
Clara Corkran
Celia W. Kelley
Preston Union
Carey Street
Baltimore
Maryland Womans’ Christian Temperance Union
Sallie T. Sisk
Lulu Fletcher
Ella Harrison
Lizzie W. Ledman
Nora Corbett
John Collins
Somers Blake
Denton
William Hollis
M. P
Federalsburg
Marydel’s spring improvements and Easter events
Marydel remains ahead of sister towns in improvements as residents add iron fences cement streets and walks and prepare exteriors. An Easter entertainment with recitations and music is planned for Sunday evening at the church. Easter homecomings include Miss Mary Neese and Miss Olive Hummer from Wilmington Conference Academy, Dover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marydel
Harry S. Dailey
Harry Smith
John Stafford
Mary Neese
Olive Hummer
Wilmington Conference Academy
Dover
Effa W. Heather
Maple Grosse
Templeville
Virgie Sparks
Hyland George
Delaware College
George IR. Neese
Cora M. Pippin
Methodist Conference Attends and Local Church Services
Hobbs residents William Willey Millard Collison C D Collison Rev J T Bailey and Mrs Willey attend the Methodist Protestant Conference Rev J T Bailey with Rev J Simms conduct an all day service at Piney Grove Church Miss Ella King from Surry county staying at the parsonage A teachers meeting at Oaks school led by Miss Smedley Farmers shelling the Hobbs Andersonstown road Hackett s gape cure advertised for poultry raisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Willey
Millard
F. H. Collison
C. D. Collison
J. T. Bailey
EM. Willey
Hobbs
J. Simms
Chincoteague
Piney Grove Church
C. H. Lord
George L. Heisby
Denton
Baltimore
Christian Endeavor
J. K. Ricards
Ella King
Surry County
Bailey
Oaks School
Smedley
Hobbs-Andersontown
Outlook for Methodist Union Speech by Dr Lewis in Maryland
In Federalsburg during the Maryland Annual Conference Rev Dr Thomas H Lewis outlined the union talks among Methodists, stressing a measured approach with full member consent. A large audience heard his vision of closer church unity while cautions about factional risk and ongoing negotiations were echoed by conference officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Federalsburg
Thomas H. Lewis
Union Commission
Lewis
General Conference
Methodist Protestant Church
Cincinnati
Methodist Episcopal Conference
Sheridan
Accomac
IE. S. Johnson
Alexandria
S. W. Rosenberger
Alnutt Memorial
J. S. Bowers
Amelia
J. R. Wright
Baltimore
H. F. Wright
Jedford
F. MM. Clift
Cecil
C. M. Zepp
Centreville
R. J. Shipley
Cherrydale
R. W. Coe
Chesapeake
Dupay
Chestertown
TL Little
Chincoteague
W. S. Simms
Supply
Christ Church
L. B. Smith
Clayton
E. TE. Jones
Concord
F. J. Phillips
Conquest
E. L. Bunce
Crisfield
Louis Randall
Crumpton
J. E. Nicholson
Cumberland
G. E. Brown
Cumberland Circuit
J. A. Dudley
Deer Creech
J. Burdette
Deer Park
E. O. Ewing
Delmar
J. A. Wright
Deha
L. A. Sexsmith
Denton
A. N. Ward
Dorchester
Clayborne Phillips
Dover and Leipsic
F. D. Reynolds
E- L
Read
Leaston
W. H. Litsinger
Elizabeth
J. W. Balderson
Luton—W. 2
Judefind
Evergreen
J. J. Green
Fairfax
W. C. Mumford
Fawn Grove
G. J. Hooker
C. M. Elderdice
Felton
I. L. Stevens
Finksburg
S. F.-Cussen
First
Newark
W.S. Phillips
Washington
W. A. Melvin
Franklin City
W. A. Miller
Frederica
Frederick
B. F. Ruley
Georgetown
D. C
E. D. Stone
Del
C. N. McCulloch
W. F. Bauscher
Indian River
J. IE. Maloy
Keen Memorial
Deane
Kempton
I. O. Keen
Kennedyville
Mullineaux
Kent Island
Cain
Laurel
Avery Donovan
G. R. McCready
Laurel Circuit
G. R. Donaldson
Lauraville
A. W. Ewell
Lawsonia
B. A. Bryan
Leeds
J. F. Wooden
Lewes
W. W. Johnson
Lewistown
G. I. Enfield
Liberty
J. W. Parris
Lisbon
C. K. McCaslin
Lynchburg
C. M. Compher
Mardella
A. A. Harriman
Mariners
N. C. Claugh
Marley
J. W. Norris
Milton
F. A. Holland
Milford
L. A. Bennett
Mount Nebo
W. A
Mount Pleasant
L. E. Purdum
Mount Tabor
E. L. Beauchamp
New Church
G. R. Hodges
New Market
H. W
Oak Grove
Prince George
F. P. Krauss
Oxford
S. W. Coe
Parksley
G. M. Clayton
Patapsco
C. C. Day
Payson Street
J. W. Gray
Pope Creek
T. H. Wright
Pittsville
C. M. Cullum
Pocomake
H. E. Norris
Pocomale City
G. I. Humphreys
Potomac
W. L. Hoffman
Vowellville
L. St. Justins
Quantico
C. W. Sanderson
Queen Anne
P. L. Rice
Reliance
A. W. Mathers
Rhode Island Avenue
F. T. Benson
Rowlandville
Carroll Maddox
Salem
J. L. Elderdice
Salisbury
W. R. Graham
Seaford
J. E. Litsinger
Selbyville
A. H. Green
Sharptown
G. A. Ogg
Snow Hill
George Hines
Clergy and appointments list for Maryland conference
A detailed roster of church positions and appointments across Maryland lines listing pastors, supernumeraries, and transfers. Names include Snyder, Tredway, Lewis, Tyson, Sherwood, Brown, Fooks, Hill, Grove, Makosky, Obee, Greenfield, Farring, Mills, Austine, Lewis, Elderdice, Warfield, Tagg, Woodford, Klein, Vandyke, Gill, Horsey, Kindley, Weigand, Lucas, Sullivan, Litsisiger, Strayer, Rowe, Straughn, Smith, Kinzer, and Tuthill among others with transfers to New York Conference noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
D. W. Austine
Western Maryland College
T. H. Lewis
Westminster Theological Seminary
H. L. Elderdice
E. A. Warfield
F. T. Tagg
Baltimore Book Concern
T. R. Woodford
Board of Foreign Missions
F. C. Klein
J. D. Kinzer
J. H. Tuthill
New York
Federalsburg Conference Week Ends With Song and Visits
The Federalsburg conference week closes with praise services led by Rev. E. D. Stone and Rev. C. M. Elderdice continuing a fourth year in town. A crowd gathered to see preachers depart for fields of labor and local social visits followed, including several couples and guests from Laurel Philadelphia and Harrington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Stone
C. M. Elderdice
Clarence Messenger
H. Burdette Messenger
Eagle Flour Mills
Edward E. Goslin
John Mills
Minnie Andrews
J. Walter Noble
Thomas 5
Susan Medford
Philadelphia
Sue Turner
Mrs. Norris
Lillian Sterling
Cambridge
Elsie O' Neal
Nettie Smith
Reliance
Easter sermons and local visits noted in Greensboro area
In Greensboro and nearby towns, Rev. Mr. Strausburg is back in Greensboro with Easter sermons planned at the M P Church and an Easter program in the evening. Easter services at St Pauls M E include a sermon and music. Various residents and visitors are listed, along with a potato buy request from Field Willis in Denton Maryland.
Success for Poultrymen in Maryland Farm Journal.
George C. Brown, a state lecturer at the farmers institute, argues for profitable poultry farming in Maryland. He urges pure breeds, selective breeding, proper housing, clean conditions, varied diets, and careful cockerel management to improve egg production and flock health, with line breeding and controlled bloodlines as key methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Brown
Farmers’ Institute
Maryland
Poultrymen
Nature
Caroline County Population Tables Complete County Figures
The Journal presents full county population tables with districts and towns, listing counts for the last year and comparing with 1900 and 1890 figures. It follows a dispatch from the Census Director and covers four leading towns and the entire county.
Court session in Caroline resumes after long lull
The Caroline court, led by Chief Judge Pearce with Adkins and Hopper, convened last Monday. Cases heard included Stafford v Walcott seeking 6000 dollars for a Joss by fire at Skipton, verdict for Stafford 1500, and a pending out of court settlement in the Euston Light and Fuel death claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
Burrsville
Morgan
Pearce
Adkins
Hopper
Joseph Stafford
D. B. F. Walcott
Skipton
Talbot County
Sparks
Walcott
T. Alan Goldsborough
T. Hughlette Henry
Col. Mulliken
Stafford
A. G. Towers
J. Harry Covington
J. Frank Harper
J. H. C. Legg
Hattie Emily James
Euston Light and Fuel Company
Caroline State
J. Frank Turner
J. I. Covington
A. G.towers
J. Fletcher Clark
Delaware & Chesapeake Railroad
John E. Luff
Goldsborough
Lewis
Collins
Hillsboro wedding and local notes from Wilmington area
Mr J R McSorley and Miss Annie Fleming were married quietly at the bride's mother's home in Wilmington. The groom's father Rev F C McSorley officiated. The couple will live in Hillsboro where the groom works for Farmers and Merchants Telephone Company. Also notes on visitors and employment changes in the area including Mrs Allen Pennington visiting near town, Mr William Holt joining State Roads, and several locals visiting relatives or traveling for work or family events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Seeders
Nellie Wright
Messrs
Euphonious W. Smith
Elwood L. Spicer
Brighton
Trinidad
British West Indies
Goslin
State Roads Commission
Paine
Jennie Stafford
C. E. Mowbray
Federalsburg
Robert M. Messick
Washington
Bethlehem
Frederick F. Lyden
New York
Meekins
J. R. McSorley
Annie Fleming
Jennie Fleming
F.C. McSorley
McCabe Church
Wilmington
Vincent Hobby
George T. Hobby
S. N. Pilchard
Delmar
Annie Beaven
J. G. Collins
Philadelphia
Etta Collins
Ira Dill
Rice and Abler kin visit Philadelphia and Baltimore
Mr. George Rice of Philadelphia hosts his brother Robert C. Rice this week. Mr. and Mrs. William D. Abler of Baltimore visit Mr. and Mrs. 3B. G. Stevens. Mrs. Robert C. Rice visits Philadelphia relatives. Wa. Bullock and Carter Bly went on the a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rice
Philadelphia
Robert C. Rice
William D. Abler
Baltimore
G. Stevens
Bullock
Carter Bly
Also Mentioned on This Page
Denton Journal
the Local Department
Joseph B. Harrington
Elva
Helen Stoops
Samuel Griffin
Ethel I. Cade
Norman R. Smithers
Elmer Baughley
Hartly
Lelia J. Cox
Hartley
Hackett
Methodist Union Sright
Dr. Lewis
Carrie Cartridge
C. R. Strausburg
Strausburg
St. Paul's M. E Church
Walter 5. Rutter
Glen Oak
Hurlock
Mary Ricketts
Cedar Grove
Margaret Mitchell
W. W. Mitchell
Walter D. Ross
Ross
Harrison Holsinger
Robert J. Baughley
Joseph Spence
Woodside
R. L. Hastings
Earl Nichols
Eastern School of Telegraphy
Lebanon
William Brashears
John F. Jarman
Joseph T. Tinley
Harrington
Andrew Manship
Stella Short
Kenton
Lola Jackson
Thomas Dobson
E. F. Seward
E. S. Short
Cecilton
Benjamin F. Jackson
Walter D.-Ross
E. HwRindeotp
Cage of Field &Willis
Meny-Gome
Caroline County
Henderson
Bridgetown
Williston