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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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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Tennie Hall
M. H. Boyer
Bowers’ Beach
Kizzie P. Gooden
Wellington Heather
Anna P. Colley
H. Heather
Elmer Jones
William Trice
Fred Paisley
Alice Spence
Roland
Alice Seeders
American Corner
H. Merriken
George Merriken
Dellie Merriken
Bessie
Sadie Anthony
Irma Brashears
Misses Adams
Agner
Jennie Dean
Samuel L. Trice
Messrs. Cannon
Williamabine
Olie Wilson
Emily Nichols
George Smith
Samuel Trice
Lewes
Daisy Covey
T. V. Redman
Moemevedk
Denton Union
Watson
Pocomoke City
Madgely
Fred. Bowdle
A. B. Gooden
Bowdle
William Robinson
Mary
S. Carroll Johnson
Dessie Steele
Near Town
Ed. Steele
Miss and Cohee
Aberdeen
Fowling Creek
Thomas H. Hollingsworth
Plummer
Postofice Department
Nowa
JourNal
Orphans’ Court Proceedings
J. W. Kerr
Griffin Post Office
Russell No
McCormick
Oliver
J. W. Clark
A. Mt
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Stooe
Lleventine Empire
Dearborn
J. W. Chark
Auct
Paul Clifford
St. Lawrence
Idayton
Bickford & Huffman
Jons W. Clark
School Board
Colored School House
W. S. Crouse
T. C. West
Hallover
Hili's Roe
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