Local notices and market reports from Caroline area
A wide update lists cash prices for eggs, land sales, and several local trades. Notables include J.H. Nichols & Co seeking country lard, W.J. Buickiston and W.T. Bradley quoted for eggs, and land sales around Caroline and Denton with a $1,000 price cited for a store and dwelling in Hickman. Shiloh Camp near Hurlock attracts hundreds daily amid church notices, business openings, and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whaea
J. HE. Nicho's & Co
W. J
Marriage of Miss Trice and Mr Due in Last Denton
Miss Myra Trice and Mr Charles Due quietly wed at the bride’s parents home in Last Denton. Rev G L Helsby performed the ceremony with only immediate family present. Afterward a breakfast was served and the couple left by the S17 train for Cincinnati to reside. Various relatives and friends visit Denton, attend conferences, and travel to reunions and shore resorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Due
Kentucky
Myra Trice
T. L. Trice
Denton
Rev
G. L. Helsby
Mrs. Due
Cincinnati
Greensboro and Camden Camp Social Notes Archive
A long list of attendees at Camden camp last Sunday includes Mr and Mrs J F Quillen C E Hollingsworth Mrs Ea Spencer Gertie Lamb Elva Moore Katherine Downes Delia Meredith Alice Dennison Lillian Meredith Elsie Sutton Mildred Gooden J Raymond Alda Montague Walter Redman Nathan Marvel Carroll Jones Elijah Smith W H Golt and others. Various visitors travel to Clayton Denton Cordova Wilmingto n and Greensboro for short stays with relatives friends or on return trips. Miss Ruth Plummer is hurt in a hammock accident at a house party near Oakland, breaking her collar bone. The Greensboro section covers church excursion plans and several social calls and visits across Greensboro Clayton Denton Easton Philadelphia and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden Camp
J. F. Quillen
C. E. Hollingsworth
Ea Spencer
Miusees Gertie Lamb
Elva Moore
Katherine Downes
Delia Meredith
Alice Dennison
Lillian Meredith
Elsie Sutton
Mildred Gooden
J . Raymond
Alda Montague
Walter Redman
Nathan Marvel
Carroll Jones
Elijah Smith
W. H. Golt
James Rowe
Alda Montaszue
Dela Meredith
Clayton Vriday
J. S. Quillen
Edward Bright
Powell Goodwin
I. H. Samis
Cordova
Chester
C. T. Hollingsworth
Isabel Carrow
George Carrow
J. H. Samis
L. S. Pritchett
James Pippin
Oakland
Ruth Plummer
Geo. Stevenson
Ruth
C. W. Bates
M. P
Denton
Annie Cohee
Florence Kempe
Leon
Trenton
N. J
Wm. N. Cohee
Avery Ornett
Martha
Boston Cliffs
Talbot
Greensboro
S. C. Walters
John William Davis
Henry Stewart
Chestertown
Frank Hubbard
Lucy
Easton
Ambrose Langrell
C. P. Hand
Baltimore
R. R. Shull
Annie C. Cohee
Elizabeth Smith
Shockley
Cloverdale
Ruby McFarland
Philadelphia
W. W. Mitchell
Wm. Hammond
Main Street
Ida McIlvaine
Clarence Barcus
Henderson
Bessie Mitchell
Dickerson
Elsie Brittingham
Felton
Elsie Meeds
John Singer
Daniel Singer
Goldsboro
Dudley Ayers
Wilmington
Frank Hicks
H. E. Jarrell
Lucy Rieves
Weaverville
N. C
M. P. Parsonage
C. H. Trice
Concord
Pearl Pritchett
Maud Pritchett
Mildred Green
Rehoboth
James Harrington
Clayton
Laura Wooters
H. E Jarrell
Fred Harrington
Leap Year dance honored by Hillsboro gentlemen
Hillsboro residents recall a Leap Year dance two weeks prior with the cornet band providing music. Several visitors and locals are listed as guests in town in a social roundup, including names from Easton Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Auto Makers Face Higher Demands Than Supply
It is said manufacturers and dealers have many more demands upon them for automobiles than they can supply, reflecting tight inventories and strong demand that outpace production capacity.
Small Sunday crowd as camp meetings run down church events
Rev J E Smith preached to a very small audience on Sunday due to camp meetings. August will dispense Sunday School services and preaching. Mrs W L Butler and Miss Agnes Kenney return to New York after visiting Misses May and Sophia Ringe. Mrs Helene Thawley and Catherine return home after visiting Talbot relatives. Mr B G Stevens resumes work after medical care. William Love improves health. Mrs O M Hignutt returns from a pleasant visit with Talbot relatives. Miss Ethel Roe of Cordova visits cousin Catherine Thawley. O M Hignutt trips to Baltimore on business. Gilbert Hignutt spends week in Washington and Baltimore. Miss Fannie Oberley of Philadelphia visits Mrs Lillian Sullivan. Earle Roe of Cordova visits Sandy with Williston relatives. Ella Boon and son Aubrey visit her parents. Nellie Cohee of Dover visits her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Fisher
Nannie Thompson
International Institute
Madrid
Europe
Miss Thompson
Naples
A N. Ward
Westnounter
Ward
North Carolina
T. Edward Davis
Olsie and
Della
Caston
Shuley
Harry C. Otto
Roy
Earle
Carroll
Frederick
Fln
Nichols
Cdwina
Atlantic City
Dr. Nichols
M. M. Todd
Ernestine
Rehoboth
Cochran
Sir Reyner Dukes
Baltimore
Whitehurst
Marion Walker
Beth Guittings
May Hoover
Washington
Noble Walker
Viv
C. E. Brown
Bessie Brown
Brown
TF. P. Coney
Sophie Kerr Underwood
New York
J. W. Kerr
J. Frank Turner
Easton
Denton
John Rutter
Prankford
Mich
Armour Co
Fannie Sparkh
Chestertown
Sue Stevens
Caroline Redden
Lucy I. Smealey
West Chester
Towers
President Taft
White House
A. G. Towers
Henlopen
Charles S French
Philadelphia
John L. Everagam
Whiteley Travis
Harrington
Nolan Travis
Samuel Griffin
John R. Griffin
Canada
Clyde Spivey
Suffolk
Sarah Downes
C. Leslie Walls
Charles
C. UH. Merriken
Central America
Manning Merrien
Richard II
Preston
J. H. Merrken
B. B. Cohee
Ollie J. Gootee
Margaret
Caroline
Paron Bailey
Milton
Del
Hobbs
J. R. Chaffinch
Ames
Thawley
Reginald Satterfield
Dover
Charles G. Griffin
Smr
Evitts
J. PF. Johnson
Cecil
Clara B. Downes
Bethlehem
Ella Smith
J. Gibson Gantt
Lena Gacy
Japan
Ralph Nfollts
Greenwood
Gertrude Deen
Wilmington
J. Allen Reynolds
Queen Anne's
Edith Fleming
Indiana
Rowena Horney
Cambridge
H. W. Hughes
Annie May Lewis
Blarrington
B. F. Marr
F. P. Covey
Rose Coursey
Daltmore
Ida Simmons
Elizabeth Pippin
Derby
Conn
Thos. Kinder
Sussex
George LE. Saulsbury
Hattie Dukes
Clindhe Hobbs
Niagara
Ida Baker
Gladys Evans
Monroe Deen
Wilson Saulsbury
W. H. Beacom
Marie Davis
Crisfield
J. E. Smith
W. L. Butler
Agnes Kenney
May
Sophia Ringe
Helene Thawley
Catherine
Talbot Oute
B. G. Stevens
William Love
O. M. Hignutt
Talbot
Ethel Roe
Cordova
Catherine Thawley
Gilbert Hignutt
Fannie Oberley
Lillian Sullivan
Earle Roe
Sandy
Williston
Ella Boon
Aubrey
Nellie Cohee
Local Notables Travel and Town News Highlights
Rev C M Clderdice received a vacation at the quarterly conference and journeys with his wife to the Western Shore for two weeks visiting friends. Several local residents, including Miss Mary Steele and Miss Nel lie Cole, visit relatives and friends in town while others return from the Western Shore. The Williams residence was struck by lightning and the M E Church and parsonage received a fresh coat of paint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Clderdice
Western Shore
Mary Steele
Olin Hubbert
Elsie Neal
Galena
Ralph Brown
Brown
Delia Mowbray
Naomi Harper
F. L. Pattison
Jean
Buffalo
Federalsburg
F. L. Williams
Gertha Warren
Cambridge
M. E
Mabel Thompson
Seaford
Nellie Cole
Millington
Ridgely Community Notices and Local Happenings
Ridgely notes Mr A G Saulsbury remains ill at Rehoboth cottage, friends hopeful for recovery. Pastor Rev Rom Rigdon leaves for Georgia for a month, church services to continue. Heptasoph excursion to Rehoboth attracts 285 tickets. Ridgely Brass Band provides first class music. Prof HW Bowman and family visit Ridgely then plan extended stay with relatives. Mrs John Tinley recovering in Baltimore hospital, hopes to return home soon. Mr Stevenson enlarges his home with improvements. Wheat threshing delayed by rain. poorly shocked grain affects sale. Miss Cora Muaske visits relatives M H Dravoo and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgely
A. G. Saulsbury
Rehoboth
Saulsbury
Rom. Rigdon
Piotist
Geot
Downes
HW Bowman
Finily
Laston
I Cherralsbury
Cora Muaaske
Iiltimeore
M. H. Dravoo
Smithville Social Notes and Local Visits
Smithville residents recount visits in Cambridge Philadelphia New York trips and family engagements. A birthday party for Central Miss Wilmina Lower featured outdoor games and a dinner with many gifts and attendees including Anderson Andrews Poore and Spicher family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmina
Del
Amon
Mises Maludi Anderson
Dorothy Andrews
Paunie Poore
Mary Chance
Mary Lister
Emly Cannon
Lsse Spicher
Carrie Spicher
Edna Moore
Velmina
Trinity Storm Damages Crops and Local News
A thunderstorm with hail passed Monday evening causing slight corn damage. Mr and Mrs James Wheatley and son Hubert visited near Federalsburg. Local youths attended camps at Liwood and Denton. Plows run as farmers begin wheat prep. Summers visited Denton. Cantaloupe crop not expected to be heavy in this area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
James Wheatly
Hubert
Federalsburg
Joseph Wheatley
Liwood
Denton
Mason's Jaw-Bona Broken in Street Fight
Charles Maison, a colored man, lingers in faston hospital after a broken jaw bone and a badly bruised head from a fight at Vic W. T. Downe's place several days ago. Martin Smith, colored, is suspected as the attacker. arrests have not yet been made but Smith is expected to be picked up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Maison
Faston Hospital
Martin Smith
Macon
Kitling
Vic. W. T. Downe
Smith
Local Visitors from Philadelphia Stage Queen Anne Outing
Mrs Charles R Strau zlin and daughter Miss Helen Straughn with Sirs Jacob Lifitlox Jr of Philadelphia visit Judge and Mrs Barry Clark of Queen Anne. Miss Straughn recently graduated from Neff College of Oratory Philadelphia. Sunday afternoon a party including Judge and Mrs Clark Mrs Straughn Mrs Suishe and Mrs K M Barnette of Baltimore motored to Love Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Strauzlin
Helen Straughn
Jacob Lifit Lox, Jr
Philadelphia
Mes Bfarry Ciik
Queen Anne
Straug Ha
Neff College of Oratory
Junge
Clark
Dr and Mrs Saulsbury of Burrsville Stricken by Ill Health
In Burrsville the couple Dr. and Mrs. Shcoecore Saulsbury are very poor health with Dr Saulsbury unable to practice after many years in the village and surrounding area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shcoecore Saulsbury
Burrsville
Saulsbury
County road vote stirs Maryland meeting in Caroline
A crowded court room heard State Road Commission officials discuss where Maryland highways should be built first. Henry B. Lewis argued counties should decide, favoring the western route. supporters urged sticking to the originally planned county line through Caroline and Dover Bridge toward finishing the state road project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale
Caroline State Road
Chaiman Lawrence Blowers
State Commission—Vexr
O. TV. Weller
William Boe Muller
Edwad I Goslin
H. G. Shirley
Towers
Daphine
Henry BR. Lewis
Crothers
Maryland
Efe
Morever
Caroline
Talbot
Boston
J. Spencer Lipkin
Turst
Chiurman Towers
Orpinal
Nelson H. Pooks
Peninsula
Dover Bridge
Carclester
Hemself
Two Johns
M. B. Stephens
Alan Goldsborough
Col
A.W. Sisk
Ile
Caroline County
Doverridge
Sma
Man
Coldish
Preston- Win
Preston
Swo Johne
Phillips
Hi. Burdette Me Enger
Row. Me-enger
Alr County
Cheinman ‘Bowers
Aemblate
Reat
Chaumon Weller Tier
Busine
Department of Roads
Weller
Miller
Muller
Pikes Ltd
Goslin
State Roads Commission
Orphans' Court Proceedings Summary of Accounts and Orders
Orphans' Court hears first and final accounts of trustees and administrators for multiple estates. Trustees Patton and Naméon approved for Albert Pavon. Henry Williams release approved. James Horsey executor for Jose Pine Horsey. Harmon administrator for George Lachs. sale accounts and dividend approvals for Willard Chichey and others. Guardianship of Nettie Todd approved. orders to sell personal estate of Edwin Garey. Wroten estate actions dismissed. Centreville and Church Labb for auto feeders. two arrests in former town. stationery supplies advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Clark, Rawlings
Stevens
Qilinda Patton
Charles B. Naméon
Albert Pavon
Daniel A Williams
Henry E. Williams
James H. Horsey
Josepine Horsey
Charles B. Harmon
George Lachs
Willard H. Chichey
Albert G. Towers
John F. Dassen
Martha ID Downes
Alice Downham
George Davis
Edwin B. Downes
Frank Webster
Tru Tee
Alexine P. Mobray
Glen Nobis
William G. Wosters
Martha
J. Wooter
Cibb N Coalbourn
Washington J. Stant
Robert Jolunser
Reuben Gires
Annie G Meehins
Annie ED ‘Todd
Nettie Merjone Todd
Guardian
Wich
Edward Saulsbury Garey
Edwin M. Garey
Ed Wroten
Jacob C. Wroten
Centreville
Church Lab
Concord Camp in Progress at Ellwood Camp Meeting
Concord camp meeting led by Rev G Thomas opens with song service at 8 p m. An encampment of ministers includes Budd Westerfield Bailey and several others with daily preaching and a Saturday children’s service. Tent holders listed among many names and organizers.
Lane and Lang win RidgeLy school building contract
Lane and Lang were awarded the contract to erect the new agricultural school building at Ridge ly for 18 309 dollars. The structure will be black with granite foundation and heating plumbing and lighting bids remained closed. The School Board also confirmed a slate of teachers for campuses including Camp Grove Anna Voss Central S E Parsons Grove Ella M Harrison Bethlehem Edna B Morgan Harmony Mary E Butler Pepler Neck Alice Flemming Howard s Mary Meredith Laurel Grove Anna Roe Willoughby Lola M Willoughby Yurrsville Mary I Raughley Edinburgh Ellin Shockley Chestnut Grove Viola Goslec American Corner Mane Anthony Williamson s Olivia P Roe friendship Lthel P Wood principal Hickman Margaret Carroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane & Lang
Agricultural School
Ridgely
Camp Grove
Anna Voss
Central
S E. Parsons
Grove
Ella M. Harrison
Bethlehem
Mmiss Edna B. Morgan
Harmony
Mary E. Butler
Pepler Neck
Poisoned pastor ill as church services suspended
Rev Herbert F Wright pastor of the Jowson Methodist Protestant Church is confined at home with an ivy poison outbreak contracted while aiding with a new parsonage. The illness forced church services to be halted. Dr J Joyston Green of Toulon attends him. Local worshipers learned of his condition yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert F. Wright
Baltimore Sun
Jowson Methodist Protestant
J. Joyston Green
Toulon
Hutchinsons to Lead Dunkards Meeting Series at Easton
Cordova in Maryland announces a series of Brethren Dunkards meetings led by Andrew Hutchinson of McSherron Kansas and his brother James Hutchinson of Cordova. The events begin the first Sunday in August and will run for two weeks in their Easton meeting home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordova
Lider Andrew Hutchinson
McSherron
Kansa
James Hutchinson
Church of the Brethren
Dunkirds
Easton
Aagiat
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J. Walter Huffington
Lane
Queenstown
Hillsboro
F.C. Brown
Fifth Avenue
S. G. Nuttle
South Second Street
Caroline Charge
Thawley’s
Piney
Love Point
Tueday
J. T. Frampton & Son
EC. Mahosky
W. 5. Phillips
First Methodist Protestant
Newark
Francis W. Janney
George W. Price
Second Street
Edward A A. Carey
Kent County
Cohen & Finkelstein
Frank A. White
Maryland Bureau of Statistics
White
Dorchester
Joppa
Avalon
Choptank
Old St. Joseph's
Hanson Todd
Fowling Creek
Todd
State Board of Medical Examiners
Dawson O George
George
Elmira Pawn
Samuel Pawn
G.S Raleigh
Norwood Pawn
Flere
West Denton
Edward Kelley
Kelley
Miss Trice
Mr. Due
Stafford
Clara
J. W. Satterfield
Near Here
Parson
Tucas
Hendoarson
Mary Jones
Katherine Melvin
Carrroll Pippin
J. O. Pippin
O. M. Coffin
Metuchen
Helen Jones
Mr. Larrimore
Denton Camp
Greensboro News Matters
Miss Plummer
Hillsboro Cornet Band
Id. Sherwood
Louise
Wea
J. C. Sherwood
Lulu Beaven
Geo. H. Beaven
M. Thompson
Alma
Paul Mason
Vic
W. L. Mason
John Ruddell
A. L. Deffey
Ira Fisher
Willow Grove
I N
Katherine Ford
Francis Cookson
Violet Moore
Gladys Gale
Farmington
March
Reed Hamilton
Pauline Jones
Wm. Bryan
Marion Peacock
Vienna
Hotel Smith
Virginia Wheeler
Kathleen Knotts
Harry Rose
F. Ed. Jarrell
I.T. Sparklin
Rock Mall
Paul Pilchard
Delmar
Whirsten
Inez R. Sapp
Wynett, NL
Smithville
W TP. Liden
BR. F. Adams
S. Liden
Alvin Meredith
Jacob Smith
Mary Lockerman
M. Liden
W. T. Hignatt
Charley Atkinson
Jersey City
Richard Bullock
Rowlandsville
Cecil Counts
Wil Parke
Bridgeville
Blanche Adams
Mason
Queen Anna
the Road Commission
Messrs. Weller and
Camp
AtHe Toenters
Concord Camp Meeting
G Thomas
N. G. Budd
A. G. Westerfield
J. I. Bailey
H. G. Budd
M. E. Wheatley
H. A. G. Westerfield
L. F. Poole
C. H. Arpe
Terry
L. W. Jones
C. HL. Arpe
R. K. Stephenson
W. I. White
C. HE. Arpe
E. E. Dron
Shurday
Hall and Mack
Annie N. Dryden
W. R. Vountain
Joseph Clark
T. H. Sverngam
D. W. Davis
Wesley Bradley
H. T. Nuttle
Wright & Kinder
H. R. Merriken
Mary Wright
W. H. Deen
Alphonso Meredith
C. E. Todd
Charles Liden
Todd & Clark
W. R. Breeding
John Hubbard & Son
Mrs. Pittman
C. J. Everagam
J. Walter Beauchamp
Collins & Kelly
Howard Coates
Herman D. Horsey
Clarence Abbott
Frank Connelly
W. E. Liden
Joseph Vi. Brown
Whitney & Bro
Mollie Alford
Charles Wright
Melvin Trice
G. S. Liden
Thomas Andrew
Peter Cveragam
Ernest Liden
Andrew Towers
G. S. Todd
Alva
Lacy Alford
Fred. Messick
Hutchinson Trice
Harry Collins
Johnson & Adams
John Rosser
Arthur Noble
Bowdle & Son
Wright Sullivan
William Murphy
John Satterfield
L. R. Hignatt
T. S. Nichols
A. T. Nichols
Fountain Bros
Damiel Meredith
Tilghman Meloney
Todd & Johnson
George Smith
George Rogers
Alfred Cahall
Fred. Peter
James Morgan
Herbert Beauchamp
Frank Murphy
W. W. Dukes
Parker & Nuttle
Dennis Nichols
Ellwood Camp
J. S. Willis
M. Cohee
Geo. Thawley
Annie Wright
Perry Meseick
Mer. P. Hallowell
J. F. Bestwitch
Edward Story
Will Harvey
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