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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
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