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Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1910

Page

5

Denton area busy with prices goods and notices

Local notices show cash prices for wheat 92, corn 51, egg prices rising, and multiple Denton shops advertising Christmas goods and jewelry. Reports mention hog butcher Henry Jopp and Willard Thawley’s family thanks, calendars, photo studios, and farm divisions amid labor shortages and new toll rates for telephone messages.

Denton Jaik Kodaks FL. Wright W. J. Blackston FL J. Wrights

Social and wedding notices from Federalsburg area

The Federalsburg home of Mr and Mrs J Walter Noble hosted the wedding of their daughter Lori C Noble to Jessie L Smith of Glenriddle Pennsylvania. The reception featured Lohengrin music and florals, with Olivia C Noble as bridesmaid and Charles Pierce as best man. The couple planned a Northern city tour and residence in Glenriddle. Numerous local residents and visiting families appeared in society notes, cards and greetings across the week including hospital news, illness, travels, and upcoming marriages.

J. Walter Noble Main Street Federalsburg Lori C. Noble Jessie L. Smith Glenriddle Delaware County Thomas . Holt Minnie Andrews Olivia C. Noble Charles Pierce Lent Walter Noble Caroline County Harry G. Williams Edith Margaret Berwind Haddonfield N. J C. J. Everngam Hazel Mary E. Liden Anna Ottinger Walter J. Kelley Locust Farm Fred N. Nichols J. H. C. Legz Centreville T. W. Jones Ht. M. Cade Highland Terrace Albert C. Wine C. Hf. Stewart Woman's Hospital Baltimore Howard T. Smith New Dedford Massachusetts T. W. Smith Alda Whitby EE. C. Williams Cecil W. Kh. Scotton Samuel G. Nuttle Bridge Club T. Alan Goldsborough Milford

Deaths and accidents in Love Point and Kent County

The Death Roll reports brakeman Thomas A. Embert of the M D W railway killed Thursday at Love Point when he slipped between cars. He left a widow Mrs Embert and three children. he had earlier been injured by a wheel passing over his foot. Brothers Charles A Embert and William Embert are a bank cashier and a farmer near Centreville. Also noted is the death of Kent County resident Curtis Sorden Morris at 78, survived by a large extended family and a Bethel church affiliation. funeral at Bethel and interment at Hollywood Cemetery. Mrs Mary Eliza Kimbles, widow of Wm J Kimbles, died near Hayden aged 51.

Thomas A. Embert Love Point Embert Eembert Bethel M. BP. Church Greenwood Bethel Hollywood Cemetery Harrington Mary Eliza Kimbles Wm. J. Kimbles Hayden

Local Notes From Hobbs and Surrounding Areas

Hobbs residents report a buggy accident south of town injuring Mr. and Mrs. Carroll and Mr. Carroll's nose broken. Various neighbors and visitors are listed in recent weekends with trips to Baltimore Washington Greens boro Ridgely and other towns. Community activities include a Christian Endeavor service led by Mr. M. F. Collison and updates on local visits and illnesses.

O. A. Carroll Hobbs Carroll O. J. Chaffinch M. E Holbrook J. R. Ricards Baltimore IB. B. Allen Washington Christian Endeavor M. F H. Collison H. S. Robinson Edith Robinson Jas. Payne, Jr Harmony FE. M. Willey Esther H. R. Mertiken Federalsburg Estella Sennett Goldey’s Wilmington C. Sennett Here E. R. Seeders Alice Florence J. E. Merriken Oron F. Smith A. K. Gordy 5. A. Smith W. T. Long Greensboro Ridgely Ingall F. Murphy Bert Parsons C. H. Benton George L. Moore Ivah L. Smith J. R. Cannon Emma Tangier Ames Charles Butler Albert Shears Frederica F. E. Adams

Revs Easley speaks at St Pauls Sunday service

Clergyman J W Easley secretary of Wilmington Missionary and Church Extension Society led a collection at St Pauls M E Church and addressed the Sunday School. Also notes Roy Kenton returns from Canada homesteading 480 acres and other local social moves and visits.

Residents attend services and visit relatives in region

Henderson notes Mrs Flora Slay and Miss Cora B Downes at Willard H Thawley funeral in Denton last Thursday November 24. Several locals return from visits including Miss Hazel Dennison from Philadelphia and Edward Pritchett from Pittsburg. Others host or visit kin across towns and states as revival services begin at the Mission on November 16.

Flora Slay Cora B. Downes Willard H. Thawley Denton Hazel Dennison Willard Philadelphia Edward Pritchett Pittsburg J. M. Pritchett Isabelle Carrow Greensboro

Hillsboro Socials and Visits Highlight Thanksgiving Notes

Mrs Annie Jump hosted a Thanksgiving dinner for her son Harvey Jump and guests Georg Adams Nettie Seward and Ella Pennington. Madaline Jones celebrated eleventh birthday with friends. Various locals including Miss Grace Carroll and Mrs Charles Fleming are noted visiting Baltimore Wilmington Philadelphia and nearby towns. Oyster supper bazar planned by M E Church South at Sneed's Hall on December 6 and 16.

Annie Jump Harvey Jump Indian Head Georg Adams Nettie Seward Baltimore Ella Virginia Pennington Hillsboro Madaline Jones William Ross Richard Evans Evans Grace M. E. Church South Queen Anne George Adams Jr. J. Elliott Matthews King's Creek Grace Carroll Margaret Carroll Harry Wright Addie Jarrell Goldsboro H. W Rowe Charles Evans Sadlersville W. Long Thompson Charles I. Fleming David H. Knotts Laura J. Houston Russom John F. Russom William Sc. Sylvester Harry S. Fisher Alga Worth Strayer's Business College Helen Fleming Nan Fleming Wilmington Clara Genson Royal Oak George C. Moore Frank P. Fleming J. S. Corkran Philadelphia Pauline Jones Edna Carroll Edward S. Bowens

Thanksgiving Guests and Local Visitors Noted

Local society notes list numerous visits and guest stays over the Thanksgiving holidays. Names include Lawrence Deen of Wilmington Conference Academy and Elbert Deen of West Chester, plus Mrs. Grace Todd Kath leen Towers and others visiting Denton and Federalsburg areas.

Birthday Party At Chestnut Grove

Chestnut Grove loved birthday party given by Miss Addie Smith last Saturday evening. Guests included Helen Satterfield Willa Johnson May Pennypacker Minerva Wilson Mary Cahall Maggie Pennypacker Clayton Satterfield Hayward Hignutt Harrison Trice Hiram Pennypacker Henry Williams Raymond Allan Roland Trice Ralph Todd Arthur Rosser Roland Jukes Paul Rosser Emmett Higgott and families Mr and Mrs Harry Collins Mr and Mrs Thomas Nichols Mr and Mrs Minos Morris Mr and Mrs Arthur McMahon Mr and Mrs Raymond Nobie Mr and Mrs Herman McMcMahon Ice cream and cake were served in the dining room. The Mite Society met at the parsonage one night last week with large attendance. Messrs H Warner McNeal and Walter Powell were the guests of friends here recently.

Chestnut Grove Addie Smith Hose Presnet Helen Satterfield Willa Johnson May Pennypacker Minerva Wilson Mary Cahall Maggie Pennypacker Clayton Satterfield Hayward Hignutt Harrison Trice Hiram +Pennypacker Henry Williams Raymond Allan Roland Trice Ralph Todd Arthur Rosser Roland Jukes Paul Rosser Emmett Higott Harry Collins Thomas Nichols Minos Morris Arthur McMahon Raymond Nobie Herman Mc McMahan Mite Society Messrs H. Warner McNeal Walter Powell

Epworth League Meeting and Social in Concord

Epworth League of Concord M. E. Church held a business meeting at Mrs Susan A Smiths Hobbs home Friday. Literary features included Misses Cecilia Parks Mary Nuttle Esther Willey Carolyn and Blanche Hudson Ruth Vanscoy. Refreshments followed then guests went to Mrs Carrie Daviss Andersontown home with many attendees.

Epworth League of Concord M. E. Church Susan A. Smith Hobbs Cecilia Parks Mary Nuttle Esther Willey Carolyn Blanche Hudson Ruth Vanscoy Carrie Davis Andersontown Atwood Todd Ben Welch IE. M. Willey Nora Vanscoy India Williamson Rosa Carroll Fred Paisley Julia Adams Minerva Todd Winifred Johnson Edna Shipman Miriam Todd Ivah Bert Smith Pearl Murphy Emma Cannon Irene Adams Albert Shears Harry Nuttle Ernest Collins Clarence Beauchamp Stephen Shipman Howard Adams Norman Smith Roland Dukes George Weiland Earle Starkey Ladies Aid Society Emma Nuttle L. B. Morgan Della Nichols Addie Welch Myrtle Cohee Rosa Gootee Anna Neal Emma Carroll Edith Trice Myra Orem Pardo Atwood Todd Lula Beauchamp Baltimore Cannon Tangier Island C. Parks Mary Nuttie Thomas Nichols Greensboro

Burville Notices and Local Thanksgiving Highlights

Burrsville updates include Lyman Porter of West Chester pa visiting with Porter family and friends. Hospital news reports Mrs T R Jacobs improving after operation at Maryland University Hospital. Sadie Ferrens recovering from appendicitis after surgery. Harvest home service led by Rev Stephenson. several locals praised. Fraser of Georgetown, Miss Mollie Pepper return from Harrington visit.

Burrsville Lyman Porter West Chester F. A. Porter Messrs.a. McFall Farmington Bayard Wharton Bennett Councilman Zacharias Johnson Houston Johnson T.R. Jacobs Maryland University Hospital Baltimore M. E Stephenson Sadie Ferrens Maryland General Hospital Raughley Dover Robert Cahall Greenwood Wilbur Jacobs Harrington Stunday J. T. Bailey M. EE Florrie Dill Mary Williams Georgetown Mollie Pepper

Thanksgiving visitors and local happenings in Marydel

Marydel reports Miss Myrtle Heather and Elmer Slades as guests of Miss Ifa W Heather for Thanksgiving. Nellie and Bessie Neese of Wilmington spent the holiday at home. Mrs E H Collins of Parsonburg visited friends in town. Harry S Dailey visited Philadelphia this week. Carpenters work on the new belfry and revival meetings continue at Templeville.

Marydel Myrtle Heather Elmer Slades Ifa W. Heather Nellie Bessie Neese Wilmington E. H. Collins Parsonburg Harry S. Dailey Philadelphia Carpenters Coral M. Pippin Templeville

Local families visit Delaware and Pennsylvania notes

Mrs Gurney Knotts and daughter Olivia returned from an extended visit to friends in Delaware and Pennsylvania. They were entertained at Wilmington and Philadelphia. Misses Myrtle and Helen Heather of Dover Conference Academy visited with their parents. Mr Howard Starkey from Philadelphia spent days with his parents near Templeville. The State Board advertises proposals for four percent highway bonds totaling 250000 with details in the ad.

Gurney Knotts Olivia Delaware Pennsylvania Wilmington Philadelphia Myrtle Helen Heather Dover Conference Academy Heather Howard Starkey William Henry Starkey Templeville

Maryland Census Shows Growth Slowdown and County Shifts

The census reports Maryland total population at 1,294,450 in 1900, up 106,406 since 1890, a 9 percent rise vs 14 percent in the prior decade. County gains, losses, and shifts alter delegation as Caroline gains an extra House member while Queen Anne’s loses one. the Eastern Shore net gains 4,167 to reach 200,171 in the district.

Maryland Caroline Igto Allegany Neitec Aigie Anne Arundel Baltimore Baltimore City Co Coivole AG Véatessteeas Carolin Carroll Charles Dorchester Frederick Saseens Oi Delnes Garrett Harford Woo Howard Senate Estes Cesses Monuzomety Prince George’s Queen Ann Ste Mary’s Sonmlctsee Eastern Shore Somerset Worcester Upper Shore Queen Anne's Cecil Kent Talbot House of Delegates

Methodist Bishop to preside at Wilmington Conference in March

The Methodist Episcopal Church assigns Bishop Henry W. Warren to preside over the Wilmington Conference session in March. Warren has led sessions in Crisfield in 1887 and Dover in 1896 and is well known among peninsula Methodists. Separate items note Rev G S Raleigh’s Nazareth trip with ministerial peers, a Denton holiness meeting December 3–5 led by Rev W Godbey, and local revival activity with conver sions at Thawley’s Church and Burrsville, plus upcoming sermons by Rev J M Holmes and Rev G S Raleigh.

Henry W. Warren Board of Bishops The Methodist Episcopal Church Wilmington Warren Crisfield Dover G. 5 Raleigh Nazareth Jesus Sea of Galilee Tiberius Jordan River W. . Godbey Perryville Holiness Church Denton A. N. Ward Mr. Ward Thawley's Tuckahoe Neck Burrsville J. M. Holmes Alexandria A. Norman Ward M. P J. Gibson Gantt Christ Church G. S. Raleigh Church of the Brethren

Me Handy Will Lecture Here by L Irving Handy

Former Congressman L Irving Handy of Delaware will lecture Friday evening December 16. The talk, titled Did He Live and Die in Vain, compares to Bryan’s Prince of Peace and is billed as Handy’s best effort drawing hundreds of listeners.

Me. Handy L. Irving Handy Delaware Mr. Bryan Mr. Handy

Orphans Court Actions Include Multiple Administrations

In Orphans Court on Tuesday Judges Clark Liden and Fleetwood approved first and final accounts for Ella M Rich administrator of James P Rich and Samuel Mosser administrator of Annie H Schevel. Mary C Hobby will probate will and George T Hobby granted letters testamentary with bond. Appointments include Josephine Thawley as administratrix of Willard H Thawley and others to appraise estates. Proceedings also note real estate matters and releases in the Stubbs estate.

Orphans’ Court Clark, Liden and Fleetwood Ella M. Rich James P. Rich Samuel Mosser Annie H. Schevel Mary C. Hobby George T. Hobby George H. Beaven James C. Sherwood Josephine Thawley Willard H. Thawley James A. Trazzare Hayward Horsey Alexine S. Mowbray

Man of Work and Care Leads Baltimore Boys Home

Mr. W. H. Wilson formerly of Caroline now runs the Boys Home at Pleasant and Calvert streets Baltimore. He oversees a large number of orphans and maintains a night school that aids youngsters to begin work and gain employment through his efforts. He devotes long hours to the institution, takes pride in its successes, and has given many boys a start in life.

W. H. Wilson Caroline Pleasant and Calvert Streets Baltimore Wilson

Gilpin's Point Farm Sale Recalled as Historic Village

The Gilpin's Point sale recalls an old settlement once a village. It was home to Col. William Richardson who led Maryland’s Flying Camp and later a Continental army retiree famed as long-time Eastern Shore treasurer. He died at Gilpin's Point and is buried in a brick vault on the farm, marked by a marble slab. Purchaser F W D Boland of Pennsylvania is an artist.

Gilpin's Point Gilpin’s Point Gilpin F. W. D. Boland Pennsylvania

Talbot County Lease Case Goes to Defense in Circuit Court

Ferdinand Anderson sued Thomas B. Allaband claiming damages for lease covenant violations on a Talbot county farm leased for five years at 630 dollars annually. The jury ruled for the defendant Allaband after a three day trial. Representing Anderson were J. Clarry Covington W. Mason Shehan and J. C. Mullikin. Defense lawyers were J. Fletcher Clark A. Tharp of Lasten and T. Alan Goldsbrough of Denton.

Ferdinand Anderson Thomas B. Allaband Talbot County Anderson Mr. Allaband J. Clarry Covington W. Mason Shehan J. C. Mullikin Mr. Anderson J. Fletcher Clark Tharp Lasten T. Alan Goldsborough Denton

New Bridge Project Proposed For Next Year

Mr Nt Royston Anderson and assistants surveyed the Denton to Willow Pond road at Tuckhoe Neck for rebuilding under the Shoemaker law. The work may take a year or two and a modern bridge across the river is planned to handle heavy travel next year.

Nt. Royston Anderson Messrs Leonard Thomas Gaffney Henry Wilson Denton Willow Pond Tuckhoe Neck

Unclaimed Denton Post Office Letters List for Week

The Denton post office lists unclaimed letters for the week ending November 30. Items are advertised and addressed to Miss Mary Staunton Mr. Robert Haris Mr. Robert J. Frazier Mrs. Georgia Washington Miss Katie C Seales Mrs. Elverta Rice Mrs. C Beauchamp Dasit Wisher Mr. George Davis Margaret Bryan Mr. Clinton Mason John F Wilson Tuos R Green P M

Denton Mary Staunton Robert Haris Robert J. Frazier Georgia Washington Katie C. Seales Elverta Rice C. Beauchamp Dasit Wisher George Davis Margaret Bryan Clinton Mason John F. Wilson Tuos R. Green P.M

Remarkable goose lays record eggs in fall season

Mrs J H Thomas of near Hickman owns three Toulouce geese. In spring 1909 they laid 125 eggs, this year's spring total was 120. One goose began laying in September and produced 18 eggs, then a second laying 3 more, demonstrating an unusual off-season laying pattern.

J. H. Thomas Hickman

Morais thanks friends for support after bereavement

Mary El W Morais expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors who assisted during her family’s bereavement and prays the Lord will reward them all.

Mary EL. W. Morais

Federalsburg Social News Holiday visits from Denton to Philadelphia

Miss Lelia J. Cox of Denton and many others spent Thanksgiving with relatives in Federalsb urg. Names include Vera Brower Palmyra N J Russell Carroll Dickinson College Pa Ford Breeding Golden Wilmington and several local families visiting or hosting in Wilmington Baltimore Dover and Philadelphia during the holiday period.

Lelia J. Cox Denton Vera Brower Palmyra N. J Russell Carroll Dickinson College Ford Breeding Golden College Wilmington Harvey C. Bounds Conference Academy Dover Donald Jefferson T. Mark Breeding Peninsula Electric Light Company Hartford Con William Mowbray Baltimore J. M. Wright Ellwood Allen Peter Stevens Wright Lewis Bethel Del Elsie Neal Philadelphia Lillian Keys Alice Noble Will Carey Lucile Lillian Robinson Trappe W. J. Bryan Jacob Deen Harmony P. Joseph Patchett James Mowbray Williamsburg Robert Nichols Ralph Adams Bridgeville J. M. Williams Gordon Walls AtCrea Elkton Adams

Elegant Baltimore Wedding Joins Chambers and Chance

A quiet wedding was held at 323 Roland Avenue Baltimore on Wednesday night November 23 uniting William Chambers of Hickman and Florence E. Chance of Greensboro. Rev J K Snyder officiated and the couple reside in Baltimore.

A. C. Briscoe Roland Avenue Baltimore William Chambers Hickman Florence E. Chance Greensboro J. K. Snyder Chambers Croll T. J. Pritchett Clement Meloney Cahall Epworth League Ella Meloney T. J. Sard Wesley M. E Bell Fwohey Toward Breeding Philadelphia

Fox chase and social notes from Goldsboro and nearby towns

Goldsboro residents Walter Sapp and Herman Tribbett hunted a fox and released it near Willow Grove Delaware before 9 am Tuesday. the fox led a long chase across the Chop Tank river. J Spencer Lapham and family toured Baltimore and Wilmington, showing apples and attending horticultural society events. Other locals and visitors include Jacob Hess, Misses Ethel and Sallie Quillen, Ernest Jarman, Lizzie Shockley, Cora Pippin, and H F Silver, with travels between Philadelphia Camden and Marydel and notes on schooling and graduation plans.

Goldsboro Walter Sapp Herman Tribbett Reynard Willow Grove Delaware J. Spencer Lapham Baltimore Lapham Peninsula Horticultural Society Robert Jarrell Warvey Morris Harrison George Bennet Fletcher Wharton Wilmington Jarrell

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the Local Department Charles E. Mitchell John Horey Williton William Ballock Carter Block Henry Jopp Edenton Bruce Winn Frank Astes Willard TH. Thawley Francis W. Janney Fisher Ira A. G. Tower Enoch George, Jr Horsey Homestead Fifth Avenue M. N. Swing Dradier Photo & Calendar Co Igiz Willan Bulloch Hhe J. W. Kerr Cradley’ Studio John Horsey Towers Williston Elmer Horsey Mr. Horsey James J. Nichol Isaac EL. Nichols Charleston W. Va James P. Neal Italy State Road Neal Daniel Fields Oak Grove Farmers’ & Merchants Chesapeake & Potomac Bell Chesapeake Bay Annapolis Henry R. Lewis Rhode Island T. H. Wright Kent Island Elsie Roe Laura Knotts R. E. Fisher F. W. Hughes William Crosby H. Earle Smith Lillian Mancha J. W. Easley Wilmington City Canada Kenton Earl Nichols Lebanon George Nichols Riverview James W. Seig North East Foster Clark George Henderson Clark D. Carrow Methodist Protestant Church William Vickery Grover Jarman W. B. Jarman Mile Johnson C. S. Hollingsworth Elmer D. M. Gooden Alec and Harvey H. C. Gooden Fred Bowdle Temple Jump Cheswold Edith Goodwin J. W. Vernelson G. W. Carrow Hillsboro News Matters Tuckahoe Fowling Creek Lawrence Deen Wilmington Conference Academy Elbert Deen State Normal School Grace Todd Kathleen Mary Towers W. J. Parker Mary Skinner E. P. Foote Laura Deen Elma Nellie Butler Lee Edn Rogers Elina Edgell John Willis North Wales John Coates G. J. Butler Bertha Deen J. KR. Cannon C. Hartnitz Rt.t. West W. H. Poole Easton Ruth Miller Howard Taylor Carlton West Clara White Carl Deen Concord State Board of Public Works Church News Mr. Wilson Social News Harvest Home Tl J. Sard
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