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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1902

Page

3

Orleans Court to Meet August Twenty sixth

City records show the Orleans court scheduled a session for August 26 with the Levy Court also set to convene that day. The School Board is listed as meeting on August 26 as well, indicating a coordinated municipal agenda.

Local Denton notes boast a bustling town page

Denton readers see a crowded column of notices from high school hires and new offices to robberies and ship cargo. Updates cover a busy Queen Anne's rail line, tomato shipments to Baltimore, real estate plans, names of residents visiting from nearby towns, and social visits. Community events include school appointments, tower work on water works, and a streetcar accident fatality.

Peach crop outlook prompts price rise concerns

Goldsboro notes underline peach crop underestimation and rising prices as a basket shortage looms, while shippers worry about market impact. The piece also records numerous social visits, local travels, and gatherings in Agner and Rehoboth, along with several residents traveling to Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Atlantic City.

Andersontown Notes and Local Happenings

Andersontown reports improving health for Mr W T Thawley under Dr George care. Tomato packing season nears as colored workers harvest fruit. Farmers busy with fodder and peach crop yields. Mrs Ernest P Baker and daughter Grace visit Capt C F Smith. Mrs H T Nuttle at Rehoboth. Zeb Fountain at Rehoboth. Bessie Murphey hosts friends. Road to Andersontown Denton is not passable due to bridge work. J R Starkey sick. Mr and Mrs Gove move to near Dr Burns place south of town. Fred Wright and Miss Lottie Stroup wed and depart by 7 11 p m southbound train. Will Adams buys a new horse and extra baker at the bakery. B Miller brings home a bride. they reside over Foster's store. Colored people hold all day celebration at Athletic Park. Myra Hitch and Minnie Kenny visiting Lina Spicer. Adams sisters of Seaford visiting Bessie Elliot. D B Hubbard visits town on Sunday.

W. T. Thawley George Ernest P. Baker Miss Grace Baltimore C. F. Smith H. T. Nuttle Rehoboth Zeb Fountain Bessie Murphey Andersontown Denton J. R. Starkey Gove Baltimore County Dr. Burns Fred Wright Lottie Stroup Will Adams B. Miller Foster's Athletic Park Myra Hitch Minnie Kenny Lina Spicer Adams Seaford Bessie Elliot D. B. Hubbard

Bethlehem Visitors From Baltimore and Easton

Mrs Robert Heath and Mr Joe Zanes of Baltimore visited at Charles A Carrolls home Miss Roxie Todd and sister Velma Carroll visited Easton friends Mrs A Carroll visits relatives in Baltimore

Robert Heath Joe Zanes Baltimore Charles A. Carroll Roxie Todd Velma Carroll Easton A. Carroll

Local residents visit Rehoboth and area news

Mr Robert H Wyatt and family and others visit Rehoboth. Hardesty loses Pilot, a 26 year old valued animal, Monday evening. Philadelphia visitors include Mrs Thomas W Parris and Mr and Mrs Thomas G Parris. Russell brothers from Philadelphia visit their mother. Mrs Lena Pedrick of Wilmington visits Mr St H Dill. Rev George L Hardesty and family from Smyrna visit relatives. Miss Winnie Johnson of Concord visits Miss Iva Russell. Mr Draper visits his daughter Mrs Harry Taylor. Mrs Mary Pitts visits Burrsville friends. Mrs S W West and daughter Mrs George Towers spent last week in Baltimore, escorted home by Mrs Samuel L West and Howard. Mr J Walter Noble and wife of Federalsburg spend Sunday with S W West. Benjamin B Cohen and family of Baltimore occupy Hobbs homestead. William Carroll of Baltimore to move to Hobbs. Freight traffic at this place has increased. Wanted two farm hands with families, immediate housing, good wages. apply to J W Kerr Nurseryman Donton Md.

Harry A. Roe Philadelphia May Focer Pittsburg Focer Roe J. W. Wooley Ida W. Howell Russ Washington, N. C H. Mercer Louise Fleetwood Tuckahoe Neck Sadie Allen Queen Anne Helen Mildred Sheppard Kent County J. H. Dunning Carroll H. Dunning Roscoe G. Chase New York Denton W. M. Roe Ethel Wilmington Del Albert Satterfield David R. Millard Maryland Board of Pharmacy, and Family Baltimore Henry W. Inghes Annie Neydrick and Child Hannah Parkerson St. Michaels Wm. H. Mowbray Rachel Brown Enoch Clark Dover Henry W. Hughes Alexander Hardcastle Rehoboth J. W. Kerr Immigration West Maryland Immigration William J. Murray Baltimore Dredging Company Caroline Friends Joseph M. Bartlett Centreville Nellie M. J. Woodford Nellie W. Fisher Mary Hobbs Nellie Richardson Miles River Talbot J J. Beasley Coleraine N. C Effle DeFord Frederick N. Nichols Enoch George Mary Fleetwood Nettie Brown Lewes Purnie Fleetwood, Jr Waverly Delaware Grace Rhodes Queen Anne’s William H. Anderson Eugene Edith Noble John L Pulaski Powell Harrington Friends Thomas H. Hollingsworth Easton Sallie Stevens Mary Cooper Caroline George L. Wallace R. W. Emerson Connecticut Lizzie Clark Niagara Falls Annie W. Fisher T. C. West Isaac L. Dukes Caddie Short E. W. Liden Joanna Harwood Harry Moore Harwood Frank Thomas Moore Hazlettville H. C. Gooden Yearrie Ratelidge E. Alyce Gooden D. M. Gooden Alex W. H. Gooden Samuel Smith Frederica Nathan Knotts Ellwood Ind John Jones Edna Lumainis Joe Wooters Joe Gsell Near Town Gertie Meredith Ida Pritchett John Quillen Bowers James Kenton Kline James Shelton George Carrow Isabel Annie Williams Kenton Laura Smith Addie Carrow Foster Clark Ava Sanniders Hillsboro Chas. Smith Quillen Samuel Blessley Chas. Smickler John Pritchett Emma Newlee Wm. Saunders Goldsboro James Ayers Fisher Glassboro Catharine Arrants Edna Dill Petersburg Bertie Dill Elsie Sutton Chester C. E. Hollingsworth Wm. Smith Carrie Williams Walter Gough Frank Gough Harvey Gooden James Glass Wm. Snasse Harry Culbreth Geo. Davis Chas. Dean Susan Parvis Belle Knotts Kathleen Mary Russom Skipton Heights Mollie Short Tough Brown Ralph Thompson St. Louis KE. L. Thompson Roger Duffey Washington J. C. Wooters F. T. Barton Anderson Virginia Florence Mulliken William Burchiner 8. C. Sparks Chas. Joslin Frank Hardesty Suthersville D. J. Lindale Master Hall Neavitt B. H. Kennard Seymore List Harry Layton W. H. Diggans Hackett Morgan Straughn Harry Clark George Smith T. H. Barwick Sadlersville Florence Virginia Roe Ridgely Clara Price Luln Kennard C. L Kennard Norris Pilchard Crisfield Annie Beaven Elsie Roe Harry Fisher Minnie Gale Cambridge Eva Willoughby Bernice Hicks Mamie Reese Louise Branford Mollie Fisher D. H. Knotts Herbert Stayton James D. Wilson Mary A. Stack E. E. Atkinson William T. Kelley Preston Frances Dempsey Bessie Kinchelow T. W. Smith Greensboro Jessie Jones Martha's Vineyard Mass Charles Melvin Frances Greene James Davis Second Avenue East Richard Jarrell Rev. W. O. Bennett Queenstown Dr. Crist Bessie Sinclair Rh. &. Smith Aaron Sparks W. T. Elliott H. W. Tempto Harrison McKnatt’s Woods H. W. B. Rowe W. T. Jarman Nina Vane Beulah Sweeney William H. Bartlett T. C. Rich D. S. Truitt TH. C. Booker Byron Samuel FE. Diggins Beulah Smith Harvey Morris Granville Burton Pocomoke City W. 8S. Boothe Atlantic City H. C. Booker Edna Agner Dennis Nichols P.T. Morris Luther Sullivan Twiford Williams Messrs Gootee Collins Clayton Satterfield Cora Morris Ethel Wilson Stevenson Ernest Sullivan Lee Covey Norris Allen Belle Kemp Pen Mar Laura Carroll Nice P. A. Morris F. P. Covey Nora Harris Bridgeville M. L. Sullivan Charles Larrimore Ola Scott Robert H. Wyatt Leonard Voss James Voss William H. Hardesty Thomas W. Parris Thomas G. Parris Arthur J. and Saulsbury Russell Lena Pedrick St. H. Dill George L. Hardesty Smyrna Winnie Johnson Concord Iva Russell Draper Harry Taylor Mary Pitts Burrsville W. West George Towers Samuel L. West Howard J. Walter Noble Federalsburg 8. W. West Ella Nuttle Andersontown Thos. L. Chaffinch James F. Gelletty A. W. Williamson Williston Franklin Stevens Eva Turner Nettie Callaway Clara Wilson Lydia Hughes Elsie Green Blanche Hobbs Caro Redden Louise Helen Barnhart Catharine Dukes Ella Pennington Mary Nuttle Helen Stevens Minnie Collins Bessie Trice Carrie Katie Hobbs Hobbs Mary Nannie Towers Rhoda Marine Gertie Hignutt Olie Roe Minnie Todd Grace Dora May Gelletley Stella Daisy Meredith Lillian Rice Lena Garey William Crosby E. M. Noble Stanley Deakyne Henry Wilson Dawson George Roy Smith Hackett Downes Gordon Holbrook Hal Barnhart Charles Harry Nuttle Walter Trice Roland Chaffineh Ed. Paisley Bruce Stevens Ben Todd Madison Towers Enoch Garey Lacy Meredith Clarence Rice Sherman Dawson Todd Clarence Beauchamp

Two Good Sleuths Near Williston

Mr Horsey and Mr Todi investigate petty thieving near Williston. Youths raided a watermelon patch and were captured. locals show mercy. A prior break‑in at Horsey’s smokehouse ended when the thief, hungry, was fed and pardoned. Todd at Williston Flour Mills also caught a thief snooping for bran, who was released after identification. Sheriff Dukes has a writ for arrest. Town fete at Andersontown with a large guest list and decorative lawn party.

Williston John Horsey Mr. Todd Todd Dukes

Sermons and visits noted in Sayre Athens Evening Notes

The Sayre and Athens Evening Notes report visits by Rev. C. W. Smith of Hillsboro Md delivering a sermon at M E Church and singing solos, a revival series by Rev H Replogle in Tuckahoe Neck and Boonsboro, conversions, further preachers in Easton and nearby parishes, a rectory project at Christ Church, and upcoming services by Rev. Charles S York and Rev B P Truitt with other local church activities and gatherings in August.

Sayre Athens C. W. Smith Hillsboro J. R. Raymond M. E. Church Smith Henry Downes Cranor Conshohocken Easton Third Haven Easton Gazette B. P. Truitt Chincoteaguoe Island Wicomico County Christopher Grove Church Mite Society of Thawley's James Hicks Christ Church Charles 5 York

Mary Downes Named Randolph-Macon Matron

Mrs Sallie E Downes of Baltimore and formerly Denton is appointed matron of Randolph Macon College Virginia She has long run a boarding house on McCullough Street Baltimore Also notes on local marriages visits and a contractor's town visit by A M Culp

Sallie E. Downes Baltimore Denton Randolph-Maccon College Virginia Grove Bedford Johnstown Levin Graham Wilhelmina Jones W. J. D. Lucas Elmer Horsey Easton John Horsey Williston A. M. Culp Chestertown

Captain John H Ozman Dies in Centreville at Example

Captain John H Ozman a notable Queen Annes county resident died last Thursday. He lived at Centreville Landing owned many properties and two fine farms. Born in Denton in 1828 he spent over forty years at sea on Chesapeake waters. He married Isabella Whiting in 1857 and moved to Centreville in 1858. Survived by two children Joseph W Ozman and Mrs Medford Larrimore. John Williams of Kent county Delaware died aged about 72 after heart trouble. He helped in church work at Bethel Methodist Protestant Church leaving several children. T Jefferson Williams is a son of the deceased.

John H. Ozman Queen Anne's County Centreville Landing Denton Chesapeake and Tributaries Isabella Whiting Caracas South America Centreville Joseph W. Ozman Medford Larrimore John Williams Kent County Del Hickman Caroline County

Tomatoes Bring High Prices in Baltimore Markets

Fresh tomatoes sold briskly with baskets at up to sixty five cents and some at twenty five cents at wharves and stations. Early gatherers earned about three times more than contracted growers as demand remained strong and uncontracted supplies moved to market. Caroline county growers anticipate a small early crop with potential fuller yields later.

Baltimore Caroline

5 Per Cent Discount Allowed On All Taxes Paid In September

A local government announces a five percent discount for taxpayers who pay their taxes in September. The measure applies to all tax categories and aims to accelerate revenue collection before the autumn deadline.

Notice to Taxpayers in Caroline County Maryland

By direction of an 1892 Maryland act the Caroline County Commissioners announce their initial levy on property taxes due to the County Treasurer. Taxpayers must pay state and county taxes by Sept 1. The treasurer will hold two sittings in each election district from 10 am to 3 pm on designated days in Henderson Ridgely Greensboro Hillsboro Americ Corner Federalsburg Preston. A per cent discount applies.

General Assembly of Maryland Caroline County Henderson Ridgely Greensboro Hillsboro Federalsburg Preston

Also Mentioned on This Page

Denton Journal Circuit Court Orleans’court Levy Court the Local Department Euston Fair Queen Anne's J.H. Barrow H. M. Thompson Mers P. R. Fisher Carrie Hobbs Cordova Levi T. Dukes Hughes Lumber and Coal Company E. H. Jones J. B. Harman Nancy B Gilbert Hagadone John Fletcher Denton Yards North Carolina Arthur Willoughby Hughes Company Frank Ewan Cox Bros. & Co Bridgeton New Jersey W. R. Breeding Canning Williston Wharf McKey & Son Mary Burchinal Washington College Edith Riley Marianne Hardcastle Katharine Hobbs Frostburg Normal School Ithica Senator Roe Maryland Medical College Peter Sennett Peninsula Princess Anne James Neighbors Sennett Tri-County Bulgery A. Z. Gottwalls Jacob Reaver Webster Reaver Washington Reaver Joseph Mount Clare Martin Gottwalls Washington, D. C Will Shockley Sandtown James George Gottwalls Christina Austin Purnell Canton Trappo Bethlehem Barrsville Benjamin B. Cohen Willian Carroll Donton, Md Church News Brink George A. Bullock Oscar Clark Alice A. Bullock Lolia W. Downes John W. Downes Tuckahoe Tuckahoe Station Jackson Denton Union Charles H. Whitby Longman & Martinez James H. Nichols Tilghman Harvey Hugh Duffy Maryland Agricultural College College R. W. Silvester Marc Bryant Denton, Md C. W. Reid Pres Chestertown, MD WM. A. Smite Miss MelIivaine Harvey M. Thawley Contractor Carpenter, &c Birdtown ILILL R. E Equitable RabHlye
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