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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1909

Page

5

Local Notes And Advertisements From The Journal

The issue lists Wheat at 1.41 and various local ads for millinery, jewelry, and banking. It notes Arbor Day April 30 and a steamer passage on the Choptank, plus rental listings, sheriff indictments, and a patent for guano sales. It reports weather damage to fruit buds, a peach crop forecast, and meetings of fruit-packers planning publicity for canned goods.

Blackiston’ S J. S. Hollinsworth Goldsboro Bank Plymouth J. B. Towers Seventh Street J. S. Hollingsworth J. W. Johnson Denton Queen Anne's Sheriff Beck John Morris Will Wheeler Howard Faulkner Patapsco J. W. Kerr J. Frank Booth Clement Noble Central School Alda Gorden Harlan Walston Harry Gorden Gertie Henning Vida Gorden Bertha Lister Alice Lister Cranston A. Pollitt Salisbury Texas Hanna Republican State Committee Albert G. Towers Tuckadee Messrs KR. UB. George Lb. C. Barton R. T. Gale J. L. Morgan Greensboro Birds Mill Watts’ Creek Lloyd's Branch Centreville Walter Swinney West Denton Raphael Baltimore Swinney Messrs. G. 5S Raleigh & Son Masonic Hall W. A. Smith Harrington Ridgely Frederick Hennig Lewis N. Mill Talbot Col. Mullikin Mr. Goldsborough Seth Thomas L. Day F.B. Russell William H. Beauchamp

Social News Highlights From Denton and Vicinity

Mr Francis Oscar Butler of Hurlock weds Miss Ellen Florence Jones at the bride’s Franklin street home with Rev FE Roberts officiating. Miss Rachel Redden maid of honor and O R Jones best man. Engagement announced for Lucy V Crabbe to Col W Hopper Gibson of Centreville. Easter visits noted in Denton and surrounding towns including Seattle and Philadelphia. Various locals attend services, events, and social visits. a paralysis incident at W Thomas Sorden described. several gatherings, eggs hunts, and church society notes conclude the page.

Francis Oscar Butler Hurlock Ellen Florence Jones L. Q. Jones Franklin Street FE. P. Roberts Methodist Episcopal Church Rachel Redden O. R. Jones Eastville Clarence E. Crabbe Baltimore Lucy V. Crabbe W. Hopper Gibson Centreville Miss Crabbe Virginia Col. Gibson Woolman I. Gibson United States Charles H. Gibson Warfield W. H. Gibson & Co Warren Emerson Seattle Wash Denton Alexander Eimerson Robert R John H. Emerson A. 3. Burris Washington College Hahnemann College Philadelphia Kent News Ralph E. Weiler E W. Smith Caroline Clifford T. Trazzare Quaker City George 5. Hayes Hattie Dukes Mabel Wilson Messrs. Cover and Nichols Maryland Insurance Company Easton Aliss Ethel P. Cade R. H. Russell William H. Bower Merchantsville N. J B. L. Lewis Harrington Henry R. Lewis Nannie Thompson Greensboro Mary A. Glanden Templeville J. J. W. Kirwan John R. Hitch Wilmington Howard Smith Cambridge Arthur Dowell Washington J. H. Nichols Alexander Hardcastle, Jr W. Thomas Sorden Stitchberry Cora Griffith Indianapolis Mary Hobbs William S. Crouse Emily C. Pierce Towson Pearl Griffin Rock Hall Ruth Walker Elsie Green

Lana Sales Tuesday Reels In 13 815 Realty Sales

Henry R. Lewis trustee sold Roe Parker realty totaling 13 815 with four Denton Greensboro road tracts. Bell farm 47.4 acres to Harvey Cooper 1 160 Oscar Clark 6 acres 355 H A Roe 42 acres 300 Joseph Kibler 112 acres 1 235. Brockway land 2 635 to L B Towers. R W Anthony farm 27 1/2 acres near Anthonys Mill 3 830. J W Saulsbury farm 129 acres near Williston sold to James H Nichols and Albert G Towers 4 275 John Slaughter bought 14 acres woodland 25.

Lana Henry R. Lewis Roe-Parker Realty Bell Farm Denton-Greensboro Harvey L. Cooper Oscar Clark H. A. Roe Joseph Kibler Brockway L. B. Towers M. LB. Stephens R. W. Anthony Anthony's Mill J. W. Saulsbury Williston James H. Nichols Albert G. Towers John Slaughter

Denton Show Sells Two International Cars and Notable Rides

On Friday afternoon the Denton automobile show concluded with two International cars sold one to George T Adams of Trappe and another to an unnamed buyer. A Reo touring car driven by district agent P I Corkran from Wilmington to Denton took three hours and thirty five minutes. O W Downes guided a group including Judge Adkins and others to Easton in thirty two minutes. George E Saulsbury debuted a new Overland roadster.

Denton George T. Adams Trappe Reo P. I. Corkran Easton Wilmington O. W. Downes Judge Adkins Geoggal Seth Colonel Mutllikin Messrs Mason Shehan Ernest Cooper George E. Saulsbury

Hillsboro and Queen Anne Easter Week News Summary

Westminster Theological student H I Yokoyama spoke at Union Methodist Protestant Church. Many local residents hosted visitors and attended dances at Sneed's Hall. Easter events filled churches with services and egg hunts. Several residents traveled or hosted relatives, with reports of illnesses, injuries, and community milestones.

Local residents visit relatives across town and nearby cities

Miss Hazel Dennison returns home after a month with grandparents Mr and Mrs Willard. Mr and Mrs Ed Harris and Mr Howard Cohee of Wilmington visit relatives in and near town. Mrs Harry Moore and son Frank of Hartley stay with Mr and Mrs C E Hollingsworth. W E Cartwright of Wilmington spends days with his wife near town. Addie Cohee of Hazlettville visits Edith Gooden. Mr and Mrs G H Wilson visit Dr and Mrs Downes in Preston. Mrs Pullen of Baltimore visits daughter Mrs Charles Clayville. G W Carrow and Miss Bertie Willis spend Saturday in Dover. The Carrows visit relatives in Dover.

Hazel Dennison Willard Philadelphia Ed. Harris Howard Cohee Wilmington Harry Moore Frank Hartley C. E Hollingsworth W. E. Cartwright Addie Cohee Hazlettville Edith Gooden G. H. Wilson Downes Preston Pullen Baltimore Charles Clayville G. W. Carrow Bertie Willis Dover W. G. Carrow

Marydel Notes On Local Residents Return From Florida

Marydel society notes greeting visitors and departures as winter ends. Mr C W Jacobs returns home from Lakeland Florida while he will return to North Carolina for weeks to buy berries. Rev Mr Janney settles in his new home and parishioners hope for a good year. Effa W Heather returns from Philadelphia after two months away. Mrs L A Fallowfield and Mrs Sara Sidell share Easter Monday visit with Mrs W Heather. Marvin Sidell of Springfield Massachusetts made a brief visit this week.

Miss Freeny Hebron Misses Freeny Ethel Paisley 3. Smith Messrs N. Smith Weyler and Smith Philadelphia C. Merriken New York Louise Catharine Cohee Ella Esther Kelley Elizabeth Murphy Nellie Thawley Lillian Starkey Edward Towers Esther Willey Esther Mary Annie Gootee Whitby Whitby Lome Yokoyama Theological Seminary Westminster Ames Church E. W. Smith Ralph E. Weiler O. F. Smith Denton Susan Smith Charles Howard Paul C.S. Roop George L. Jopp C. A. Murphy Ernest Grace Easton Olie Gootee JB. B. Cohee Andersontown J. R. Ricards Bessie Towers Bridgeville Elizabeth Freeney Merriken C. H. Merriken Brooklyn Howard Adams Centreville Frank Hill Hill Down I. L. Foster Colorado Mary Hobbs Delaware Charles Kinder Caroline Hotel Clara Hobbs Federalsburg Seaford J. M. Wright Martino Academy and Railroad Avenues DB. F. Nichols Welch Patton North Carolina Peter Short John S Foster Ethel Short Frank Wilson Chestnut Grove Robert Eddington Middletown Marydel C. W. Jacobs Lakeland Fla L. A. Fallowfield Sara Sidell W. Heather Marvin Sidell Springfield Mass

Two Johns Visit Ohio Families Over Holidays

Mrs. S. K. Fulton with Misses Marie Bryan Mary and Josephine Bindock of Baltimore spent the holidays with her parents Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Towers. Miss Florence Ross visited her parents at Cordova during the break. Subscribe for the JOURNAL.

Two Johns S. K. Fulton Marie Bryan Mary Josephine Bindock Baltimore G. W. Towers Florence Ross Cordova

Obituary notices and court proceedings in a local paper

The paper reports the death of 75 year old William D. Edwards at his son's home and mentions surviving family including three sons and a daughter. It also covers Orphans' Court actions with executors and guardians appointed, tax and notice details, local social notes, preaching, school updates, and a late incident where Harry Poole was held up leading to a gunfire confrontation. Local residents' visits, farm plant listings, and a band engagement for a play at Mozart Hall are included.

Greensboro William D. Edwards Edwards Joseph Stayward Edward Hirany Williams Felton New Hampshire Mozart Hall Mary J. Vansant Annie Vansant Galena Temple Jarrell Earle Grace Greenlee Ethel Jackson Business College Ilenry L. Cohece Preston Slurlock Louis Brogley Easton Tyson Harry Poole Cannon Del Poole Cambridge Hospital Clement Noble Noble Hester Ann Dean Georgetown Ida R. Fountain James W. Fountain Martha E. Liden Willis A. Liden William Bloomery E. P. Roberts Denton Alfred B. Carter, Jr Central Methodist Episcopal Church Thomas Sard Nis John F. Spence Baltimore Mary A. Tagg F. T. Tagg Union Mills J. L. Goldsborough Queenstown

Appointments Made at the Maryland Conference of M P Church

The Maryland Annual Conference of the M P Church held at St John's Baltimore closed on Tuesday. A lengthy list details appointments across towns from Accomac to Westminster and Wilmington plus special appointments including presidents, editors, and agents. The report notes left appointments, supernumeraries, and several deaths and obituaries in the community.

Maryland M. P. Church St John's Baltimore Accomac H. S. Johnson Alexandria J. M. Holmes Almutt Memorial J. S. Bowers Amelia H. B. Jester H. F. Wright Bedford A. H. Green Belair H. L.schlincke L E. Purdum Dethany P. W. Crosby Broadway W. A. Melvin Brooklyn Chesapeake C. M. Campher Chestertown F. Ty. Little Chincoteague F. J. Phillipe Christ Church L. R. Smith Clayton W. N. Sherwood Concord F. M. Clift Conquest A. B. Dupuy Crisfield Louis Randall Crumpton J. E. Nicholson Cumberland B. W. Kindley Cumberland Circuit Eutow W. B. Judefind Evergreen A. J. Torrey Fairfax J. A. Kittel Fawn Grove S. B. Treadway Loreece M. Elderdice Felton W. P. Roberts J. F. Cassen First Church Newark Phillips Washington B. P. Truitt Franklin City J. H. Jones Frederica Frederick B. F. Ruley Georgetown D. C E. D. Stone Del E. P. Perry W. C. Mumford B. A. Bryan Starper's Ferry Middleway G. G. Shuitz Supply Norrington S. J. Smith Heathsville J. FE. Massey Howard C. EE. Dryden Hurlock G. J. Hooker Indian River Keen Memorial Beane Kemptown H. O. Keen Kennedyville F. D. Reynolds Kent Island T. H. Wright Laurel Avery Donovan G. R. Donaldson Lauraville R. G. Nicholson Lawsonia E. S. Fooks Leeds C. E. McCullough Lewes W. W. Johnson Lewistown P. D. Davis Liberty J. F. Wooden Lisbon C. P. Nowlin Lynchburg G. H. Stocksdale Newmarket H. W. D. Johnson Nicholas Memorial G. F. Farring North Baltimore T. O. Crouse North Carolina Ave R. L. Shipley Oak Grove Prince George J. T. Bailey Oxford S. W. Coe Parksley G. M. Clayton Payson Street E. L. Bunce Pipe Creek G. J. Hill Pittsville G. A. Ogg Pocomoke Circuit M. R. Evans Pocomoke City G. I. Humphreys Potomac W. L. Hoffman Powellville I. W. Sims Quantico Queen Anne J. W. Parris Reliance J. F. Bryan Rhode Island Avenue J. M. Gill Roslandville F. 5 George Hines Susquehanna Waverly W. S. Simms West Baltimore F. S. Makosky Arnett Westminster D. L. Greenfield West Wilmington J. W. Gibson G. L. Wolf Williamsport F. W. Obee Wilmington Whaleyville F. P. Krauss Wye Norris

State Roads to be Built in Caro Line County

State Roads Commission officials visited Denton to inspect the Piney Grove cross roads to the Bureau route, the first to be built under the latest act. Bids soon, with completion anticipated this fall. Engineers discuss mixing sand and gravel with coal tar or asphaltic oil for a durable surface, Crosby favoring asphaltic oil for bitulithic surfacing as cost and time allow.

J. M. Tucker State Roads Commission William D. Ulster Engineering Department Denton Piney Grove Bureau Caroline County General Assembly Massachusetts Crosby

Sermon by Rev F T Benson Impresses Conference

The Methodist Protestant notes that Rev F T Benson’s sermon on The Ideal Jesus delivered with clarity and force impressed the entire Conference and many visitors. St Johns Havre de Grace closed by Bishop Paret after vestry division causing Rev J M Oakford to resign. Easter offering at Christ Church Denton exceeded 600 dollars funds rectory debt payoff. Rev Dr A W Lightbourne held service at Dover Opera House. Wesley Church remained closed.

Jesus F. T. Benson St. John's Church Havre de Grace Paret J. M. Oakford Christ Church Denton A. W. Lightbourne Dover Wesley Church

The Spoils of Office Fray on the Eastern Shore

The Baltimore Sun notes insurgent activity on the Eastern Shore shaping the Stone victory. Possible Internal Revenue Collector prospect Albert G Towers of Caroline county is discussed, while ex-Congressman Jackson and son William P Jackson back Goldsborough. Stone seeks the Port Collector post which may limit focus on other offices. A stray ad for wallpaper and window shades appears at the end.

Baltimore Sun Mr. Stone Albert G. Towers Caroline County Internal Revenue Jackson William P. Jackson Goldsborough Stone

Eastern Shore trolley dream grows into regional network

The Centreville Observer argues for a trans Peninsula trolley linking towns from Cambridge to Ocean City aided by Baltimore and New York capital. Proposals include electric lines, feeder steamboats to Baltimore, and routes through Easton Salisbury and Berlin with a 120 mile system costing about 2.5 million dollars.

Centreville Baltimore Chesapeake Philadelphia Maryland Delaware Quaker City Seaford Del Ocean City Pennsylvania Railroad Baltimore Star Easton Cambridge New York Claiborne McCay Engineering Company G. W. Denmead St Michaels Hurlock Vienna Salisbury Berlin East New Market Secretary Federalsburg Bay Ocean Cambridge & Seaford Oak Crove Preston Bethlehem Caroline

Neighbors Thank You Note From Spence Family

The Spence family of Choptank thanks neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy shown during illness and bereavement with April 15 remarks expressing gratitude for support received.

Joun F. Spence Choptank

Also Mentioned on This Page

Centor Journal the Local Department Automobile News Burrsville H. ‘I T. Yokoyama Westminster Theological Seminary Union Methodist Protestant Church T. W. Porter J. B. Raughley John Smith Mary V. Darrah Theodore Saulsbury Frank Saulsbury J. E. Towers M. E. Breeding Fred L. Masten Thomas Ellwanger J. W. Starkey Price's Station Mary I. Porter Florrie Dill Arrington Frank A. Porter R. H. Thawley Hillsborough Wye Mills Hillsboro Edgar Smith Edward Taylor Howell Handy L. Corkran St. Paul’s P. E. Church Ethel W. Arthur Holt George Francis Beaven St. Paul's Church Triumphant Lousie Nickerson Nickerson L. Brown Elizabeth Brown Asbury Sharp Pasteur Institute Hubert Sydenstricker Front Royal T. Frank Seward Mildred LaRue DeFord Rosa Allen W. L. Mason Ethel Moore Harry M. Moore Milford Penn's Grove Sylvester William E. Sylvester Miss Hastings Isaac T. Sparklin Master Irwin Rehoboth Sparklin Garrettson Smith St. Paul's P. E. Church J. Gibson Gantt Harris Legg Angie John F. Russom Howard Pritchett Pritchett John Milton Beaven W. Y. Beaven All Saints Parish Talbot County Paul Knotts David Knotts Fred Sylvester Fletcher Clark Miss Widener Harry Clark William H. Denny George Ci Sherwood William Burchinat William, Jr Lady Sparks Charles Rhodes Golt Culpeper K. P. Hi. Golt Willoughby Bryan’ Barton Charleston L. P. Corkran Lizzie Fisher Mary Russein George C. Moore Anne George Edgar Blanch, Jr Elwood Rowens Longwoods Rowens Emily Knotts Reta Reynolds Nobie Jarrell Goldsboro H. W. B. Rowe Clara Price Hoffacker Edward S. Bowens Daltimore Cora Pippin Federsisburg J. Stowell Will Coulbourne Orphans’ Court Clark, Liden and Fleetwood James IH. Nichols Thomas W. Nichols Elizabeth C. Nichols Anal R. Holmes James R. Butler Clinton Cook Somers Blake Nellie E. Bitler Robert S. Clark M. IL. Smith John W. Clark Claude M. Mowbray Joseph W. Noble L. Statum G. R. ‘McCready George E. Bevans Western Maryland College T. H. Lewis H. L. Elderdice E A. Warfield Methodist Protestant Baltimore Book Concern T. R Foreign Missions E. H. van Dyke F. C. Klein Board Home Missions A. N. Ward West Lafayette College Ohio J. H. Straughn J. A. Weigand W. J. D. Lucas J. G. Sullivan W. D. Litsinger S. A. Hoblitzell W. M. Strayer R. 5. Rowe J. W. Gray J. L Straughn Church News Thostas Feeceralsburg
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