Caroline County Local Laws Passed in Recent General Assembly
Summary of public local laws from Caroline County and Dorchester County. Key measure authorizes a Linches ter bridge project near Choptank under a two county partnership with equal investment and shared maintenance. Option to proceed rests with county commissioners. Also authorizes appointment of an additional constable for the Third district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisk
Linchester
Choptank
Caroline
Dorchester
Local Department Notes From Denton Bridge and Vicinity
Wide array of local business and farming updates from Caroline and Queen Anne's counties. Nichols' store advertises reed rockers, mats, Hamburgs and laces. Mrs. Thompson fixes a dwelling. George Emery leaves for Chicago for World’s Fair building. ship and canning operations expand at Denton Bridge. fire insurance agent Plumer named for Kent County. court and tax law notes. riding, fishing and ferry news. attendance at Preston church social events. civic improvements and new construction populate the region. Arbor Day observed at the academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Rico
J. H. Nichols
George W. Emery
Seaford
Chicago
Alfred Thompson
Z. T. Hutchinson
Dr. Reynolds
Queen Anne
James H. Nichols
Denton Bridge
P. R. Anderson
Ingleside
Federalsburg Hillsborough notes and local events
In Hillsborough last week the baseball club sought opponents and the local boys invited them to visit soon. Arbor Day activities included school addresses by Examiner Stephens, student recitations, and a tree planted in honor of Commissioner E R Goslin. The schooner Anna Ellen arrives from Baltimore with freight and will sail back soon. Rev Alderson began Sunday evening sermons on the Children of Israel. The Ladies Aid Society discussed new carpets and repairs at the Parsonage. Mrs Catharine Goslin returned from Baltimore to The Point. W U U met at the parsonage for special business.
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Hillsborough
Hillsborough Club
Stephens
E.R. Goslin
Anna Ellen
Dan Brown
Baltimore
Alderson
Nichols Makes Arbor Day Notable In Local Community
Arbor Day brought fine weather for tree planting as Nichols hosts a literary program at the school. Ioliness meetings occur at area homes, with one event at a church on Saturday drawing interest. Mr. F. Nichols owns the best wheat field locally while farmers benefit from the recent favorable weather. Nichols gains a barber, W. W. Whitby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Nichols
Nichols
W. W. Whitby
Local Renovations and Visits Highlight Small Town
Mr John Atkinson and Dr Conaway are having their homes improved by painters. James Jarrell and Miss Mary Bernard of Greensborough were Mrs Jarrells guests Tuesday. St Clair finished his blacksmith shop to be used by M W Green. Lucas lays lumber for an addition to his hotel. A photographer is in town for a stay. Carpenters work on Selby Smiths new dwelling. Rita and Hattie Atkinson left for Baltimore. A G Smith was at home Sunday. Miss McShane opened a millinery store. Mr and Mrs Jackson were in New York last week. Roe’s house nears completion.
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Richard J. Carter
Orphans’ Court
Queen Anne’s County
Ridgely
John D. Plumer
Greensborough
Kent County
Del
Nichols
Denton Bridge
Lin Beachamp
Congressman Brattan
Joseph Y. Brattan
Washington
B. Frank Rickards
Py EB. Chiareh
Preston
J. R. Phillips
Frederick W. Wey
East New Market
Amalene Carmine
Ellen Wright
C. S. Carmine
J. la. Noble
Levi D. Travers
Dorchester
L. D. Kelley
Easton
J. P. Ledman
EK. Douglass
Kiswald
J.T. Dennis
D. 2. Fletcher
S. Lynn Percy
Walter Todd
A. W. Sisk
Charles McCarter
John W. Henry
Hattie Merrick
Talbot
R. J. Colston
J. Springle Kelley
J. A. Noble
Edward L. Pritchett
Helen Raw
Velma Tollis
Susie Sisk
Messrs
W. PF. Williamson
W. Dedna
J. Bowens
B. W. Wright
J. Shockley
M. Pooks
W.T. Hassenger
Cambridge
Elbert Bradley
Edward Wans
Orem Vickers
Spry Bradley
Roy Tali
Wilbur Noble
Richard Phillips
Fred Noble
Walter Carmine
Ernest Redhead
Robert Pritchett
John Atkinson
Dr. Conaway
James Jarrell
Mary Bernard
Selby Smith
Rita
Hattie Atkinson
Baltimore
A. G. Smith
Admiral Irwin
Edward Lloyd, Jr
Edward Lloyd
Talbot Couunty
John M. Robinson
Kate Dulley
Hillsborough
Ingleside
John Y. Graham
Zadie Jarman
Goldsborough
Prederick Wood
Hia Callahan
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Queenstown
J. Luther Frampton
Tuckahoe Neck
Harvey L. Cooper
St. John’s College
Caroline
D. M. Wilkinson
Willow Grove
J. N. Todd
Emma Clark
Delaware
Lizzie Clark
Myrtie Gootee
American Corner
Andersontown
Emily Masten
Hiarrington
W. S. Deweese
Chesapeake
Lynn R. Meekins
Tmenean
America
Western Hemisphere
Puget Sound
Pacific Coast
Chesapeake Bay
Susquehanna
New York
Pennsylvania
Hill and Dale
Bay
Honga River
Maryland Steel Company
Sparrows Point
Atlantic
Maryland Steamboat Company
Caroline County
Medford’s
John
Denton
Denton Hias
Nowise
St. Mary's Whitechapel
George M. Russum
John S. Barnhart
Elkton
Robert G. Stewart
Potter Steele
William H. Anderson
Hagenbeek
G. F. Beaven
M. LB. Stephens
Dawson
Mr. Sharp
Snow Hill
A. T. Lankford
Salisbury
Chestnut Grove
David M. R. Culbreth
Lizzie Gardner
That City
Culbreth
Almshouse
Concord Sunday School reorganizes officers
Reverend W. W. Chairs led a Sunday assembly in Concord with new officers elected including Superintendent F. P. Covey and treasurer J. R. Manship. Librarians are George W. Thawley and Walton Trice, organist Hattie Covey, assistant Lillie Carroll, blackboard artist George W. Johnson. Arbor Day exercises Friday featured dialogues and music, followed by tree plantings and refreshments.
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W. W
F. P. Covey
HI. P. Nuttle
H. F. Stevens
J. R. Manship
George W. Thawley
Walton Trice
Hattie Covey
Lillie Carroll
George W. Johnson
County appoints five trustees of the poor and bridge director
On Tuesday last the county commissioners appointed five trustees of the poor. Named were J. Fletcher Straughn from the First district Sage T. Fleetwood from the Sixth Jonathan E. Towers from the Third William P. F. Liden from the Fourth and William Tk. Hignatt from the Fifth. J. R. McNash was named director of Dover bridge.
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J. Fletcher Straughn
Sage T. Fleetwood
Jonathan EB. Towers
Wiliam PF. Liden
William Tk. Hignatt
J. R. McNash
Dover Bridge
The Fellowship Of Man With The Living World
Rev Samuel Edson preaches on mans fellowship with nature linking material and moral life Wordsworth quotes stress quiet beauty and trust in God Trees become companions and symbols of life with home groves gardens and Gothic architecture noted as witnesses to faith A Perthshire yew aged 2600 to 2800 years cited as symbol of life beyond decay Local notes mention Admiral Irwin retirement and various small community events and visits
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Samuel Edson
Wim
Wordsworth
Abraham
Beersheba
Bryant
Macmillan
Europe
Perthshire
Death of Frederick Carmine Aged Farmer of Fourth District
Frederick Carmine a respected young farmer in the Fourth district died of heart disease on Sunday morning at about twenty six. He had heart trouble for some time but was healthy on retiring Saturday night. Mrs Carmine found him unconscious Sunday morning and medical aid arrived too late. He was the son of Captain Charles S Carmine and survived by a widow daughter of W Ill Meifs Rey and two children. Burial was by Rev Wey rector East New Market P E Church on Tuesday last.
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Frederick Carmine
W. IL. Nfelfis
Mr. Wey
East New Market P. EL Church
The Wiend Captured by Hartley Aid
Frederick Johnson alias Laza rus attempted to assault Mrs. Sarah J. Jenkins near aston. A passive teamster heard screams and helped. The 55 year old victim is sister of Mrs. Solomon Pippin. Sheriff Dukes led a posse to search, and the captured suspect was taken at Hartley Delaware on Tuesday evening.
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Frederick Johnson
Lazarus
Sarah J. Jenkins
Aston
Jenkins
Solomon Pippin
Dukes
Journal
Hartley
Del
Arbor Day Observed in Caroline County Schools
Arbor Day was widely observed in Caroline county with school grounds improving in appearance since the festival began. Arthur Dayin’s efforts kept wards and grounds tidy, and Secretary Morton who started the universal custom is noted for the lasting impact.
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Caroline County
Arthur Dayin
Morton
Remarkable horse Popcorns dies after 24 years in Greensborough
Andrew Baggs, Greensborough liveryman, loses Popcorns a remarkable horse aged 24. Baggs estimates Tail Ortay averaged 25 miles of road service daily during the 13 years with the horse totaling about 211,700 miles, driven to many towns and by many owners on the peninsula.
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Popcorns
Andrew Baggs
Greensborough
Two Chickens in One Egg Reported
Pusu Nature, Mrs Ro Shields, of this town, found an egg incubating in the old fashion way with two well developed chicks inside. One chick was dark the other light colored. If the egg had remained under the hen for the full time the two might have hatched. This rare occurrence is noted as a freak of nature.
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Pusu Nature
Ro. Shields
Spoke Factory at Greensboro Station Destroyed by Fire
A fire at the Greensboro station spoke factory owned by the Philadelphia Coach Material Company and operated by Samuel Hanley destroyed the building and contents about noon Monday. Valuable machinery and tools and a large stock of spokes were burned, causing unemployment for many workers and an estimated loss of several thousand dollars.
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Greensboro Station
Philadelphia Coach Material Company
Samuel Hanley
The Chesapeake and Choptank Gentle Coastal Tour
A reader reflects on the Chesapeake Bay as a grand waterway, praising its commerce, scenery, and influence. The Choptank River, Denton, and surrounding towns are described with tranquil marshes, gold grasses, and springs, highlighting Maryland’s maritime heritage and regional charm.
Vienna resident Dr Heffonston dies of heart disease
Vienna Dorchester County notes report Dr Isaac Heffonston a well known resident died of heart disease in Webb and Bro store Tuesday afternoon. He practiced medicine and canned foods in Vienna and once served in the Legislature as a Democrat. He was born in Delaware and was brother in law to ex Governor Jackson.
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Isaac Heffonston
Vienna
Dorchester County
Webb & Bro
Delaware
Jackson
Templeville Local News Summary
Judge Smith suffers a severe chill and has been confined to his room since the ninth. Visitors from Ridgely include John Swing and family and James Knotts and Thomas Temple. Della Smith visited from Ridgely for two days. Henry Whiteley reports a horse injury from a wire fence. Emma McKnett is ill with pneumonia.
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Judge Smith
John Swing
James Knotts
Thomas Temple
Ridgely
Della Smith
Henry Whiteley
Emma McKnett
Mortgage loan option with receiver on property
The purchaser may arrange a mortgage loan of £2000 through the Receiver tied to the property, enabling financing as part of the transaction.
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