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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1902

Page

3

Denton County News Highlights Local Events And Changes

Multiple notes report on a busy Denton local scene including a push for primaries, a planned re establishment of Exston’s furniture factory, a Tolchester fair, and obituary for Floyd Earle. Bank Labor Day closure, market activity, bids for a new bank building, and shipping woes with baskets for peaches and tomatoes are noted along with estate sales and door-to-door commerce.

Exston Tolchester Floyd Earle Frank Flowers Cashier West Denton National Bank James Hi. Nichols Somers Blake West Denton Bank H. R. Frampton Tuckahoe Neck Henry Beck Denton Telchester Queen Anne’s John L. George Alice Farm Isaac T. Fleetwood George W. R. Wright James E. Wright J. E. Nichols Wright Milton Delaware A. H. Covey Pomona Harry Taylor Burrsville Mr. Covey Wesley Hickman Law Building Court House Frank Lister Denton Hill Lister Levi King Alot of Smith & Walls Delaware Railroad Wilmington Middletown New York, Philadelphia & Norfolk Railroad Delmar Albert Waller John Adams Kent County Caroline Williams Adams Todd's Chapel Cemetery Theophilus W. Smith Tuckahoe Station Ridgely

Visitors Gather In Denton During Vacation Season

Denton residents host visitors from Philadelphia Baltimore Greensborough and Delaware among others as summer guests fill homes in town. Local professors and professionals including W Elwell Goldsborough Purdue and Rowland Watts Western Maryland College visit Denton for leisure and work at nearby Exposition projects and area sites like Rehoboth and Bridgeville.

Hillsboro Notes of Visitors and Arrivals

Millabera and Gracey Anne visit. Rev. Sunfield preaches Sunday morning at Hillsboro M E Church. Numerous arrivals and departures include Mr Mason from Baltimore moving to Hillsboro and visiting at Stewart Jarrell store. Various families travel between Baltimore Delaware and Easton for visits and duties.

Social News Roundup of Visiting Friends and Relatives

A string of visits unfolds across Bethlehem, Baltimore, Philadelphia and nearby towns as Mr. and Mrs. Heath, Mr. Zane, and many others spend time with local families. Guests include Miss Marie Ballett, Miss Addie Whiteley, Mr. Arthur E. Dowell, and Mrs. A. J. Messick, with returns from Otterbein and Baltimore noted. Bush meetings continue nightly.

Robert A. Heath Joe Zane Baltimore Chas. A. Carroll Ednah Dorothy Marie Ballett Elimsport Addie Whiteley Arthur E. Dowell Washington, D. C A. J. Messick Bethlehem W. B. Waddell, Jr Otterbein Ind W. B. Waddell West Harvey Waddell Robert Wallace Easton Messrs W. B Grover S. Waddell Ela B. Waddell

August Real Estate Transfers and Marriage Licenses Listed

The Denton area records a flood of transfers from the past month including dozens of deeds across districts Sixth Fifth Fourth and First with sums from $50 to $2,690. Names include Day Messick Messenger Dennis Bernard Todd Howard Curtis Saulsbury Wayman Nichols Thawley Moore Hurd Noble Sparklin Valliant Towers Cole Green Redden Walker and many others with properties in Denton Federalsburg Ridgely and Greensboro. Marriage licenses issued several couples listed by name. Local notes mention delegate sentiment favoring Jackson’s re nomination and photographer Watson’s visit.

T. IL. Day Swing & Co Caroline S. Messick H. B. Messenger J. T. Dennis J. SH. Bernard Walter M. Wright Charles H. Todd American Packer's Association Caroline County Hizabeth Mary Howard Henry T. Curtis Edward James H. Nichols Eatella FP. Thawley West Denton Annie M. Moore Rebecca RF. Hurd Mary P. Smith Rufus FP. Noble Federalsburg Silas Sparklin Rosannah J. T. Davis Grace N. Valliant Robert Jarrell N. R. Lewis L. B. Towers Denton S. Frank Cole Annie D. Green C. H. Redden Charlott M. Moors Thos. C. Jefferson W. T. Swann Et. al Thos. C. West I. Everagam Chas. W. Wright Emma T. Dunham Choptank Ellen M. Trice Chas. M. Walker Annie H. Peters Chistiana Rice Chas. W. Carter Joseph Comegys John.&.Butler Aa. G. Towers G. T. Redden Geo. T. Redden Jus. TI. Nichols H. L. Cooper L. L. Towers G. Nuttle Frank Mitchell Wm. Gould Anna B. Hubbard Harvey L. Cooper Vertie Brown John W. Phillips Fredinand Davis Nancy Matthews Geo. W. Elinson Addie Pritchett Greensboro Robert B. Culbreth Bert Tobbs Wm. H. Sharp Harrison W. Hubbard PF. Daltons John Rosser Isaac J. Rosser Jno. Rosser Lucinda Evans Dr. B. D. Evans H.S Maneba T. L. Day Ridgely Rebecca C. 5 Cheezum Karl Dissilberger Edward Porter Annie Layton George E. Baker Katie Breeding George W. Dill Addie Hamilton Samuel Stayer Eliza M. Replogle Levin Graham Wilhelmina Jones Albert Anthony Mamie Blackiston W. 2. Pinkett Katie M. Brown Ienry Moore Rosey Wheeler Charles E. Bramble Lillie Prettyiman Republiican County J. B. Fletcher H. E. Ramsdell Jackson Ocean City B. Gootee Stevens A. W. Thompson T. W. Jones H. A. Roe R. M. Messick T. O. Jefferson T. R. Green T. E. Kelley Lapham J. A. Sigler Aacharias William Stevens S. P. Manship F. H. Chambers J. A. Noble W. E. Stevens John H. Jobs Thomas C. Jefferson H. M.carroll J. A. Smith D. W. Moore John Kent Peter Hagadone M. W. Wiley A. J. Robinson J. W. Perry W. T. Saulsbury William W. Seward Alfred W. Thompson Richard Blackburn Charles Sewell George Clark John Meredith William H. Beachamp B. F. Edgell Charles Howard

Local notes on visits and inspections in Maryland towns

Madgely Mrs Kate Boar and daughter Catherine and Mr Henry Hubert return to Lebanon after visits. Rev Harvey L Holsinger attends Brethren Church conference in Winona Ind. Miss Estella Rose visits Cordova friends. Many townsfolk join Telchester excursion. Various visits by residents to Ridgely Hillsboro Baltimore and Philadelphia. State Entomologists Quaintance Norton oversee annual Maryland nursery inspections ensuring pest free stock with required certificates and hydrocyanic fumigation for compliance.

Kate Boar Catherine Henry Hubert Clinton Roberts Lebanon Harvey L. Holsinger Winona Ind Estella Rose Cordova Anita Elsie Smith Ambrose Gooden Henderson J. Fred Bowdle Telchester Joseph Richardson Hope Bayard Cook Philadelphia Ridgely Frances Pennington Hillsboro Mabel Collins R. T. Carter Denton T. A. H. O’brien Clara Pennington Baltimore Thomas Temple A. L. Quaintance J. B.S. Norton Maryland

Local notices and social visits in Preston and Rehoboth

Mrs Rosa Burgess of Preston visits sister Mrs W H Collins. Mr and Mrs Oscar Kelley of Baltimore visit Kelley parents. Mrs Agnes Griffith and family return from Calvert county. Mr R Ritter and wife of Gevantown visit Chas Collins. Mrs Wesley Towers recovers from illness. Mrs E P Foote and son Mac visit Baltimore friends. Miss John Leonard of Easton stays with Mrs T H Todd. Mr Gootee Todd building a new farmhouse. W H Deans canning factory operating. Fine weather greets Saturday visitors at Rehoboth. beach crowded with amused visitors. Torpedo boat Chauncey sighted off Rehoboth last Wednesday en route to open sea. Concord, Miss En Beachamp hosts party with Misses Hattie Covey, Viola Covey, Corinne Thawley, Sallie Johnson, Jennie Kelley, Ola Scott, Winifred Johnson. Messrs Clarence Beachamp, Walton Trice, Norman Thawley, Melvin Todd, Artery Nichols, Arthur Hayes, Br Brown, Herbert Beachamp. Misses Winnie and Amanda Griffith and Ella Beachamp visit Mr Taylor of Baltimore. Mr Thomas H Hollingsworth to open a store in Easton on Monday.

Myra Stevens Esther Henszey W. Elwell Goldsborough Purdue University Lafayette Todiana Caroline H. B. Sleek Harry Klotz Wm. Klotz Ridgely Rosie Todd Belma Pound Bethlehem Charles Godnour Oak Hill Talbot Hettie Hensey Philadelpha F. C. Brown Denton Ella Nuttle Hickory Hill W. K. Scotton Kent Island T. Fred Towers N. A. Roe & Co George W. Townsend Philadelphia Townsend William H. Mowbray West Denton F. M. Lewis Frank Jennie Slaughter Virginia J. Guest Baltimore M. Ella Anthony Esther E. Henstey Arther E. Dowell Washington, D. C W. A. Whiteley Preston F. C. Ramedell, Jr Chicago Horace Jones Patterson N. J Thomas A. Jones S. Virginia Wooters Hobbs Rehoboth Bridgeville Charles G. Griffin New York Griffin Rowland Watts Western Maryland College Carolina Levin Williams Federalsburg Mary Hobbs Fannie M. Jones Easton T. L. Chaffinch Williston B. P. Truitt Ocean Grove New Jersey Charles A. Fountain East Gay Street Ambrose Dill Keysport Ill Dill W. A. Cobbco W. T. Carter James Greenwood M. P. Parsonage Nannie Vane Starr Queen Anne's Jennie Stafford Mabel Ross Ella George A. W. Lewis Trenton S. Frank Cole Willis Flowers J. S. Garrison Charles H. Whitby Iva Whitby John A. Markell Bank Examiner Frederick J. Frank Finch W. Esher F. C. O'Meara Luther Frampton Bessie Thawley M. E. Pitt Nellie Davis Cambridge Retta Horn Delaware Teapleville James W. Thomas Andrewville Del James T. Richardson Wordendyke L. Carpenter Kansas Idea MelIlvaine Oscar Clark I. C. Sunfield Tolchester W. D. Pennington Kent County Dashiells F. T. Barton Fred Sylvester Paul Knotts Elizabeth Brown Louise Nickerson Atlantic City Sarah Rolph G. W. Rolph Fred Jump P. Jump Meta Barton Centreville Edna Morgan Susie Carroll C. E. Emory Laura Mason W. M. Mason Epworth League M. E. Church H. Russom Chas. Dean Robly Hackett W. P. Chaffiinch Harry Fisher Eugenia Redden D. J. Lindale Rosa Burgess W. H. Collins Oscar Kelley Chauncey Concord En Beachamp Hattie Viola Covey Corinne N. Thawley Sallie Johnson Jennie Kelley Ola Scott Winifred Johnson Clarence Beachamp Walton Trice Norman Thawley Melvin Todd Artery Nichols Arthur Hayes Br. Brown Herbert Beachamp Winnie Amanda Griffith Ella Beachamp Mr. Taylor

Three Rural Routes From Denton Recommends Them

Mr. M S Plummer of the Post Office Department visits Denton to plan free delivery rural routes. Three routes proposed: Route 1 Northeast 23 miles serving 489 people in 115 houses with boxes at several corners. Route 2 Williston-Andersontown-Concord 22 miles serving 471 residents in 112 homes with boxes at Williston and Andersontown. Route 3 Tuckahoe Neck area 20 ½ miles serving 468 people in 104 houses with boxes at Harris Chapel, Griffin post office, and J W Clarks corner.

M.S. Plummer Postoffice Department Washington Denton George W. Price Anthony Mill Dam Willard A. Thawley J. Spencer Peter Wright Chilton E. W. Neal Andersontown Williston O. M. Hignutt Gelletly A. Thomas Tod. W. Saulsbury T. Driggins Martha Everngam

Diocesan report shows 156 confirmations and 3,709 communicants

The thirty-fourth annual report of the Diocese of Easton reports 156 confirmations in the year, bringing communicants to 3,709 and parishioners to 8,606 with 7,704 baptized. It lists 2,003 families, 225 baptisms (16 adults, 239 infants), 74 marriages, and 166 burials. Church properties value at 359,750, with 38,325.93 invested.

Diocese of Easton Protestant Episcopal Church Charles 8S York Methodist Protestant Church Daniel Hillsboro Mission Paul Greison God's Bible School Cincinnati Farmington Dean Rich Trinity Cathedral Euston Whitemarsh Trappe David Howard Salisbury Rich Christ Church Johnson Chilton’s

Maryland Sunday School Convention in Baltimore October 2 3

The Maryland State Sunday School Convention will be held in Baltimore City on October 2 and 3. A large turnout is anticipated with speakers from Maryland and other states, including Charles D. Meigs. Mayor Hayes may greet attendees and Governor Smith may address the gathering. Each school may send one delegate per 100 enrollment and should submit names to State Supt. Geo. H. W. Nock at 116 W Mulberry St. Baltimore City. Subscribe for the Journal.

Maryland Baltimore City Charles D. Meigs Hayes Smith Geo. HW. Nock W. Mulberry St

Republican County Convention Reveals Persistent Racial Tensions

The report critiques the Republican County Convention for sidelining Black voters and leaders while signaling Jacksonian influence. It lists delegates across eight districts, noting notable absences and the pressure to secure Jackson support for Ocean City Congressional talks.

Life of Denton area pioneer Mr George W Spurry ends

Mr George W Spurry died at home on the Denton Hillsboro road Tuesday evening after a fall that hastened his death. Born January 25 1819 in Delaware he grew up poor but industrious learning millwright work and later dairying. He married Ada Line Taylor in 1843 and left a family including daughter Mrs T Pliny Fisher and sons George E Saulsbury and H Wilson Saulsbury. Funeral services were held Thursday at the Caroline circuit church with interment in Denton cemetery.

George W. Spurry Denton-Hillsboro Mr. Spurry Delaware William and Mary (Griffin) Spurry Maryland Hoe Denton Spurry Adaline Taylor Wm. E. Saulsbury T. Pliny Fisher George E. Saulsbury H. Wilson Saulsbury Methodist Protestant Church Emerson Farm T. H. Wright Caroline Circuit Denton Cemetery Isaac D. Anderson W. E. Saulsbury Geo. K. Saulsbury H. Wilson Saulsabury Clinton Wright Leo Anderson

Orphans Court Admits Estates and Appoints Executors

In Tuesday sessions letters of administration were granted on Charles W. Deans estate to Lillie M. Dean with bond approved. Executors Williams and others were allowed to notify heirs of a future distribution on Sept 16 1902. The will of Annie Olivia Carpenter was admitted to probate with Squire L. Carpenter named executor and bond filed. Corinne Holland presented sales accounts for William Morgan estate. John W Harmon’s will admitted to probate. Real estate sales report for Jesse B Unsworth ratified. Guardian Oscar Clark authorized to transfer minor Goldie B Clark funds to California guardian. Codicil to Mary E Neal will submitted for probate. Help-wanted ads for two farm hands in Denton Md. Ocean Grove reports fifty thousand worshippers in Sunday meetings.

Orphans’ Court Charles W. Dean Lillie M. Dean Levin W. Williams Elisha W. Andrews Annie Olivia Carpenter Squire L. Carpenter Corinne Holland William Morgan John W. Harmon Jesse B. Unsworth Albert G. Towers Oscar Clark Goldie B. Clark Guardian California Mary E. Neal

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