Bargains in millinery and furniture ads fill Denton pages
Local notices trumpet millinery sales at Mellvanne Sisters and F Hallingsworth with price cuts. Furniture at Short & Son offered before holiday shopping. Also a full line of gloves and raincoats at Pastorfield Co. plus a steamer shipment and grain ads. Community events include a Royal Literary Club meeting and a speech by Bishop Adams. An aging resident dies. bridge and road work update from county officials. Jerome Cox earns praise for Western Maryland College recital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Lacy Butler
Frank Hellerick & Co
Philadelphia
Bishop Adams
Hillsboro
St. Paul's Church
J. H. Pastorfield Co
T. H. Hollingsworth’ S
John W. Cohee
Grove Cemetery
Reuben Garey
Albert G. Towers
Leland Short
A. W. Short & Sons
George W. Morris
Ruth Farm
Kent Island
Harvey L. Cooper
Pastorfield’s
Miller
Arthur Collison
Farmington
Del
Denton
Smith & Walls, Denton
Martin W. Smith
Cambridge
Eastern Shore Development Steamship Company
Literary Club
J. Walter Huffington
Addie Wilson
Chaucer
Denton Bridge
Shoemaker
Willow Pond
Tuckahoe Neck
Henry Mason
Tuckahee Neck
Caroline County
Tuckahoe
Western Maryland College Press Club
Jerome Cox
Preston
Department of Music and Elocution
Western Maryland College
Cox
Robert
Wilbur E. Nesbit
Marriages, visits, and social notes from Denton area
A Denton house wedding witnessed Miss Carrie Hobbs wed Mr. Harry F. Knotts with a white and green decor and music by Miss Ruby Ahearn. The couple planned a Bermuda-bound honeymoon and future residence in Denton. Several local marriages, placements, and social visits are noted, including Miss Elsie May Carroll’s Concord wedding and community invitations for a Masonic Hall Christmas dance. Public notices mention educational publishing shifts and upcoming social events, with multiple regional figures and families referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Carrie Hobbs
H.clay Hobbs
Harry F. Knotts
David H. Knotts
Queen Anne’s
J. R. ‘Aar
Oseph H. Johnson
Fred Sylvester
Johnson
Ella Nuttle
Blanche Hobbs
Evelyn Johnson
Ruby Ahearn
Millington
New York
Bermudas
Knotts
F. A. Davis & Co
Baltimore
Charles W. Sylvester
Indianapolis
Industrial Education Company
Sylvester
Elsie May Carroll
Willis E. Carroll
Concord
Bates Baker
G.S. Thomas
Concord M. E
Wilbert Wilson
Asther Smerbeck
Dover
H. A. G. Westerfield
Sherman Wilson
I. R. Robinson
Wakefield
Shadrach Dean
J. Frank Collins
Eighth
Dean
Jennie G. Griffin
Philadelphia
Frances
Alfred C. Clark
Robert McKewon
Wilmington
Dawson Todd
Bridgeville
Murphy
James A. H. Garey
Vashtis
Garey
F. A. Redden
Public Service
Towers
Lawn
Marriage Licenses Issued This Month in Local Clerk Office
The Clerk's Office reports marriages issued this month for Morris B Dolbow Jr and Miss Flor ence E Houston of Federalsburg Samuel O Culver of American Corner and Miss Margaret Murphy near Preston Harry Fisher Knotts of Queen Anne and Miss Carrie Hobbs of Denton Charles E Keeneman near Ridgely and Miss Rose K Harrington Greens boro Wilbert Wilson of Dover Delaware and Miss Esther Smerback near Dover Ralph Cannon of Denton and Miss Carrie M Blough near Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris B. Dolbow, Jr
Florence E. Houston
Federalsburg
Samuel O. Culver
American Corner
Margaret Murphy
Preston
Harry Fisher Knotts
Queen Anne
Carrie Hobbs
Denton
Charles E. Keeneman
Ridgely
Rose K. Harrington
Greensboro
Wilbert Wilson
Dover
Del
Esther Smerback
Ralph Cannon
Carrie M. Blough
School Board Appeals In Oakland Longs Boonsboro Cases
Attorneys Garey Owens for Caroline County School Board filed appeal bonds in three cases where patrons sued over school closings at Oakland Longs and Boonsboro. The higher court hearing is expected in winter with board arguing through Garey Owens while patrons are represented by T Alan Goldsborough. Maryland lawyers Bowie and Steele discussed for U S District Attorney post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soho
Gore
Gaurt-Of-Appeals
Messrs. Garey and
Owens
School Board
Caroline County
Oakland
Long’s and Boonsboro
T. Alan Goldsborough
Ridgely Community Notes and Holiday Plans
In Ridgely community news, Miss Margaret Swing gathers material for a Christmas barrel to Easton Hospital, and general interest in a proposed new building remains high. A State traveling library is at Ridgely primary school for six months with Wednesday lending of about thirty five volumes. Local events include a farmers' train visit and a Christmas cantata planned by the M. E. Sunday School led by Mrs. Wit Smith.
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Ridgely
Easton Hospital
Margaret Swing
Simon’s Hall
M. E
Wit Smith
Harry Hemmons
Washington
Paul Holsinger
Wihnington
Bridge Club
J. T. Saulsbury
Brethren Sunday School
Roger Ringgold
Baltimore
T. F. Winler
Philadelphia
P. O. A. Entertainers to Perform Farces at Eden Hall
The P. O. of A. will stage an entertainment of farces monologues and dialogues at Eden Hall on Friday and Saturday evenings this week. Local residents noted include Mr William Pritchett whose pallet hatched in March laid fifty six eggs by December first. Visitors and guests described include Mrs J T Rickards of Wilmington with her parents near town over Sunday and Miss Edith Goodwin who attended a Kenton box social. Others mentioned are Mr and Mrs R C Taylor and son John Wesley of Magnolia visiting Mrs F B Sweeney, Mr and Mrs Calvin Pritchett and son Merrill of Easton with relatives here, Mr Noble Pippin of Middletown with his parents Dr and Mrs R E Pippin, Miss Pearl Clark near Dover, Mr Ira Samis visiting Cordova, and Mr John Meredith returning from Winnington.
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P. O
Eden Hall
William Pritchett
J. T. Rickards
Wilmington
John Pritchett
R. C. Taylor
John Wesley
Magnolia
F. B. Sweeney
Calvin Pritchett
Merrill
Easton
Noble Pippin
Middletown
R. E. Pippin
Edith Goodwin
Kenton
John Meredith
Winnington
Miss Pearl Clark
Dover
Ira Samis
Cordova
Social Notes from Choptank and Nearby Towns
Community members including Mr W J Wright and Mr H B Wright visit Baltimore and Balti more while Mrs Hayward Whiteley returns from Cambridge. Beulah Hawes visits Philadelphia. Edith Melson sees her grandmother Mrs Butler. Protracted M E Church services ongoing.
Lyden Family Returns From Secretary Visit
Smithville notes say Mr. and Mrs. William E. Lyden returned home after visiting relatives in Secretary Maryland. Mrs. Fred Montross of Camden New Jersey is guest of the William Parkers this week. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Nuttle of Federalsburg visited. William Davis spends time with friends in Philadelphia and Wilmington. Lewis Todd and family stayed with friends in Georgetown Delaware. Mrs. William H. Dill, previously ill, is slowly improving. Revival meetings are now in progress at Bloomery ME Church.
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Smithville
William E. Lyden
Fred Montross
Camden
N. J
William Parker
E. E. Nuttle
Federalsburg
William Davis
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Lewis Todd
Georgetown
Del
William H. Dill
Bloomery M. E. Church
Raughleys Take Three Day Trip To Harrington And Dover
Mr and Mrs J I Raughley and son Clifford and granddaughter Anna H Raughley joined Mr J I Raughley in his car for a three day tour to Harrington and Dover. The tie and apron social by the Pearl Gatherers society in Thawleys storehouse Saturday evening drew a large crowd. Ed Mitchell, lately traveling in the West, is visiting Mrs Eliza Wooters and family. Ira A Dill of Atlanta, Ga, is visiting his parents in town. John Pritchett of Philadelphia is visiting friends nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. I. Raughley
Clifford
Anna H. Raughley
Raughley
Harrington
Dover
Society of Pearl Gatherers
Thawley’s
Ed. Mitchell
West
Eliza Wooters
Ira A. Dill
Atlanta, Ga
Robert H. Dill
John Pritchett
Philadelphia
Grove Couple Wed Quietly at Grove Parsonage
Mr Samuel Culver of American Corner and Miss Margaret E Murphy of Grove were quietly married Thursday evening December 7 at Grove parsonage by Rev W H Heck. The ceremony took place at 6 30 PM with few witnesses. The couple will reside in Grove.
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Grove
Mr. Samuel
Culver
American Corner
Margaret E. Murphy
Grove Parsonage
W. H. Heckwith
Marydel Church Rally and Local Improvements
A Marydel all day rally at Thomas Chapel on Sunday December 21 features a Love Feast at 9 30 am preaching at 10 30 am by Rev. Dr Watt and 7 30 pm by Rev. Dr Alfred Smith with a 2 pm children's meeting and service on charge of the pastor A town-wide improvement drive follows with residents updating barns fences outbuildings and new stables and a W C T U meeting notes strong attendance and praise for the church’s revival efforts
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Thomas Chapel
Dr Watt
Alfred Smith
House of God
A. F. Heather
Kaler
Price Hotel
John Bowdle
William McGinness
J. F. Stafford
Carroll Ware
Wellington Heather
John Cohee
Marydel
Marydel Church
Elmer Bowdle
Elina Moore
R. P. Moore
Outton Bros
Dover
Del
Maud Hummer
Maud Starkey
Retrial Sought After Stevenson's Case Opinion
The Stevenson vs Hunner case draws renewed attention after the Court of Appeals reversed a lower ruling and ordered a new trial on personal negligence grounds. Counsel says retrial will be shorter and may yield a larger verdict, while coverage praises Dr Turner for a forthcoming lecture “Walking on Stilts” at Masonic Hall December 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
Bertha Stevenson
Near Ridgely
Guy Hunner
Balttimore
T. Alan’ Goldsborough
William Colton
Stevenson
Annapolis
Baltimore
Goldsborough
Bar
Dr. Hunner
Hunner
Baltiore City
Texas
Pennsylvania
Turner
Pan-Presbyterian Council
Liverpool
Eng
Denton Chautauqua
Chautauqua Association of Pennsylvania
Methodist Protestant Church
Local Social Notes From Neighboring Towns
Miss Edith Hurst of New Market visits grandmother Mrs. Charles Williams. Elmer Nichols and Charles Pursell return home after Philadelphia visit. Della Todd of Federalburg visits her mother Mrs. Frank Todd. Clarence Magers returns from Wilmington friends. Edward Venable and family visit Mrs. Herbert Nichols of Hurlock. Lee Turner visits Ralph Fodd over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Hurst
New Market
Charles Williams
Elmer Nichols
Charles Pursell
Philadelphia
Della Todd
Federalburg
Frank Todd
Clarence Magers
Wilmington
Edward Venable
Herbert Nichols
Hurlock
Lee ‘Turner
Ralph ‘Fodd
Revival guests and visitors in Maryland towns
Queen Anne notes Rev Henry Olsen of Baltimore host to Mr and Mrs Brown at Killsboro Mission while Rev Dr M D Mitchell also returns home after aiding Rev G R Mays. Mrs Charlie Cannon of Ruthsburg visits Mrs C S Bowens as Miss May Reynolds of Queenstown visits Miss Laura Knotts and Prof Cordrey spends the weekend in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Anne
Henry Olsen
Baltimore
Killsboro
Brown
M.D. Mitchell
G. R. Mays
Charlie Cannon
Ruthsburg
C. S. Bowens
May Reynolds
Queenstown
Laura Knotts
Prof
Cordrey
Two Johns Escape Fire At Their Home Near Two Johns
John A. Stanford and family, colored, near Two Johns, narrowly escaped death when a fire destroyed their home and belongings early Monday. The family slept as the blaze began and woke to flames, escaping with only light clothing as their beds burned.
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John A. Stanford
Two Johns
Dressed Turkeys May Be Sent By Parcels Post
A note states dressed turkeys can be sent by parcels post for mailing. The item outlines postal rules and eligibility for sending holiday poultry through the parcel post system.
Death Roll Recaps Local Notables in Denton Area
Obituaries list Mre Albinaret Fo Nicholson of Denton who died November 22 after ill health, with services led by Rev. Holt Jolt and interment at London Park. Also notes Mrs Ellen H. Scott of Burrsville aged 45, leaving a husband and nine children, with services at Concord. Other notices include Thomas J Frampton Jr, and Rev Jacob E Nicholson in Baltimore, plus Mrs Ellender Gruwell Sapp of Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albinaret Fo Nicholson
Denton
Whae
Enphty
Bowie
Mir Charles Alj Nichelson
Bedoonore
Holt Jolt Ran
First M. 12
Oinclawny
Phace
London Park Cemetery
Haluumore
Aliss Kate Necholonu
Nicholson
Willan G. Nicholan
Register of Wills
Nehemiah Mountain
Ellen H. Scott
William E. Scott
Burrsville
Samuel G. Nottle
W. Henry Deck
Willard Chance
James W. Voss
Charles W. Andrew
Edward H. Wyatt
T. Luther Frampton, Jr
T. Luther Frampton
A. G. Westerfield
J. R. Gaar
Dentone
Jacob E. Nicholson
Ella Virginia Nickerson
Baltimore
Afaryland
Seaford
Ellender Gruwell Sapp
James E. Sapp
Wyoming
Pleasing Chautauqua Assured at Denton Next Season
Denton Chautauqua program for next season promises Victor's Venetian Band with Victor himself reading, McKinnie Opera Company, Ross Crane in clay modeling and cartoons, a Russian quartet, Yodlers, Crawford Adams violinist, and a strong concert troupe. Christmas gift tickets sold by J Kemp Stevens promise a delightful week early next summer for many locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Lindsey
Victor
McKinnie Opera Company
Ross Crane
Crawford Adams
Caroline
J. Kemp Stevens
Chautauqua Committee
Hickman Church Notes Share Illnesses and Festive Plans
Master Clayton Cleaves is very sick. Others ill include Mrs. William O Day Mrs. Hester Noble and Mr J B Messick. Zeb Fountain and F T Peters have returned home after visiting relatives in Philadelphia. Fred Fountain lost a horse Tuesday morning. Church members prepare a Christmas entertainment.
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Hickman
Clayton Cleaves
William O' Day
Hester Noble
J. B. Messick
Zeb Fountain
FT. Peters
Philadelphia
Fred Fountain
Mrs Messick Hosts Edna Morgan In Bethlehem
Miss Edna B. Morgan was a guest of Mr and Mrs A J Messick on Sunday. Mr and Mrs D J Patchett are visiting in New York and Philadelphia. Mr A J Messick made a business trip to Baltimore this week.
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Bethlehem
Edna B. Morgan
A. J. Messick
D. J. Patchett
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Hats at Cut Prices From Mrs. T. H. Hollingsworth
A local sale offers a large selection of ladies and children's hats at reduced prices advertised by Mrs. T. H. Hollingsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Hollingsworth
Ralston to Address Denton Club on Popular Government
Mr. Ralston of the District of Columbia bar will speak to the Denton Literary Club Monday night December 7 on the nationwide push for a more democratic government. He will explain initiative and referendum, popular elections, and the presidential primary, highlighting the Direct Legislation League of Maryland and recent national talks. The meeting in the court room is open to all, and the speaker is noted for civic topics and international arbitration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralston
Ilon
Jackson H. Ralston
District of Columbia
Prince George's County
Denton Literary Club
United States
Wilson
Congress
Frank Dixon
Chautauqua
Direct Legislation League of
Maryland
Annapolis
Fooks
Denton
International ‘Tribunal
the Hague
Supreme Court of the World
Mexico
Pious Fund of
Federal Supreme Court
Washington
Oregon
National Popular Government League
William Jennings Bryan
Clapp
Minnesota
David J. Lewis
Orphans Court session approves estates sales orders
Judges Clark Rawlings and Stevens presided as administrators Day Todd and Harvey presented inventories and appraisements. Orders to record and sell at public sale were granted for Marion Starkey Caleb Todd and William Harvey estates. Alyce Johns guardian bond for Helen Johns was approved and ordered recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Clark, Rawlings and
Stevens
Thomas L. Day
Marion Starkey
William FE. Todd
Caleb Jr. Todd
Rachel Harvey
William T. Harvey
Alyce Johns
Helen Johns
Dorchester to Hold Fair Organizing Dorchester County Fair Association
An enthusiastic meeting with over 50 Dorchester county farmers business and professional men voted to organize the Dorchester County Fair Association. J G Mills presided Vernon S Bradley served as secretary and a report on organization was given. The association was voted to capitalize at 20000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester
Dorchester County
Cambridge
Dorchester County Fair Association
J. G. Mills
Cambridge Board of Trade
Vernon S. Bradley
Dorchester Pomona Grange
Cambridge Driving Club
Federalsburg Red Men to Confer Degrees in Cambridge
Federalsburg Red Men of Caroline Dorchester and Talbot counties will meet in Cambridge on December 17. Wicomico Tribe of Cambridge Tuckahoe Tribe of Trappe and Washiatella Tribe of Oxford will send large classes for adoption. The degree teams from Federalsburg Oxford and Trappe will assist in conferring the degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
Dorchester
Talbot Counties
Cambridge
Wicomico Tribe
Tuckahoe Tribe
Trappe
Washiatella Tribe
Oxford
Federalsburg
SOME OF THE BRIGHT PUPILS
Public schools list pupils with high marks in the fall term. Names span Edinburgh Baltimore Corner Lowe's Greensboro Barcus Bridgetown Camp Grove Central Caroline High Williamson Oaks Williston Andersontown Hynson Federalsburg Nichols Hillsboro Ridgely Laurel Grove Smithville and more, listing students by school and surname fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary del— Wallace Stafford
Effa Tomlinson
Leroy Cartwright
Eldred Moore
Pearl Rash
Caladin Harman
James Hummer
Floyd Moore
Martha Walls
Edinburgh
Ethel Faulkner
Margaret Gsell
Lola Seward
Jane Faulkner
Grace Seward
Jessie Hunt
Baltimore Corner
Martha Bickling
Samuel Bickling
Oscar Glanden
Edward Steele
Ralph Tribbett
Oscar Tribbett
Bridgetown
Edith Ludlow
Earl Harris
Annie Kinnamon
Ellen Cole
Mary Pritchett
Stanley Paswater
Camp Grove
Louie Fountain
Margaret Thawley
Stanley Draper
Dorothy Singer
Ruth Singer
Bradie Fountain
Margaret Draper
Wesley Singer
Charles Ellwanger
Brown Thawley
Addison Lister
George Gregg
Central
Gertrude Henning
Ormond Andrew
Annie Baker
Joseph Blough
Alton Brubaker
Marie Eaton
Albert Henry
Caroline High
Wesley Thawley
Caroline DeFord
Ela Carter
Hazel Everagam
Mildred Nuttle
Alice Seeders
Clara Skirven
Lester Kauffman
Elsie Kraft
Irene Wallace
Elmer Watler
Matthew Garey
Francis Yeoman
Hazel Davis
Mary Gordon
Margaret Pastorfield
Katherine Stewart
Marvin Davis
Worthington Downes
Ralph Horsey
Martha Beck
Hilda Cade
Louise Fisher
Ruth Hild
Anna Lucas
Elizabeth Stevens
Clara Tubbs
Hugh Allen
Merritt Davis
Howard Melvin
Oscar Morgan
Ruth Noble
Elizabeth Pastorfield
Virginia Cooper
Margaret Layton
Mary Melvin
Louise Noble
Janelle Westerfield
Aliee Allaband
Hugh Clark
Roy Otto
Edward Ringgold
Grayson Sparks
Denton
Deneese Carter
Mildred Collison
Rachel Colona
Elizabeth Flowers
Pearl Mitchell
Pauline Roe
Williamson
Cora Roe
Allen Sennett
Naomi Coleman
Bessie Bowens
Ruth Roe
Florence Stutzman
Oaks
John Slaughter
Mildred Roe
Wilson Cullum
Edith Robinson
Lillian Starkey
Mary Butler
Williston
Reba Hurst
Louise Yeoman
Graydon Hurst
Mabel Kitchen
Della Nichols
Kathleen Todd
Louise Hurlock
Claude Pardoe
Bertha Henry
Dora Wright
Andersontown
Virginia Davis
Catharine Cohee
Nellie Thawley
Esther Kelley
Theodore Orme
Gilbert Collins
Hynson
Otto Fisher
Rita Hallowell
Hilda Ruf
Smithson
Isabella Carroll
Lena Ivins
Bessie Ivins
Emilie Berger
Minnie Ivins
Oliver Carmine
Sophia Worm
Alton Harding
Nellie Milley
Preston— Webster Taylor
Elva Cheetum
Loma Mudge
Mariam Wrightson
Purnell Dennis
Federalsburg
Adelia Jefferson
Helen Kinder
Louise Brooks
Howard Alford
Dora Jester
Florence Williams
Claude Covey
Mabel Barnett
Marie Motz
Katherine Davis
Sadie Collins
Irma Nichols
Virginia Vincent
Stewart Poole
Rowena Jefferson
Russell Fuhr
Marie Christopher
Bertha Miller
Marie Wright
Roland Jefferson
Ruth Jefferson
Lelia Laignier
Annie Atterbridge
Simeon Russell
Bertie Bryan
Mary Kemp
Rachel Jefferson
Advertised Letters From Denton Postoffice
A list of advertised letters includes Mrs Elmer E Wyatt Norman Henry John Darling Win Toliver George Baynard Miss Nellie C Harris E Kerchell Effa Ball Mrs Jas Morgan Mrs Bertha Lister Mrs Robt Rash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Postoffic
Elmer E. Wyatt
Norman Henry
John Darling
Win, Toliver
George Baynard
Nellie C. Harris
E. Kerchell
Effa Ball
Jas. Morgan
Bertha Lister
Robt. Rash
Warm shawl collar sweater by Pastorfield Co
Advertisement notes a heavy shaker knit sweater with a deep shawl collar described as providing warmth in a cold world. Brand attributed to J. H. Pastorfield Co. item emphasizes comfort and style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Pastorfield Co
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the Local Department
Mellvanne & Sister's
A. E. Cooper
W. J. Blackiston
F. H. Hallingsworth
Mec-Ilvaine & Lister
Messrs
Clarence K. Bowie
Guy W. Steele
United States District Attorney
W. J. Wright
W. H. Jump
Houston
Hayward Whiteley
Nettie Percy
Claiborne
H. B. Wright
Emory Wright
Anna Cooper
Edith Melson
Butler
M. E. Church
Will Perry
Beulah Hawes
L. P. Stafford
Hobbs
J. A. Ditling
Hughes
J. R. Chaffinch
Second St
Herman Wilt
Hill
Bacsak
O. H. Henry
Dr. Ward
Wm. P. Carroll
Wm. H. Lord
J. M. Love
Herman Miller
J. W. Satterfield
Will Maloney
Wm. Wooters
Mr. Pollard
Mr. Satterfield
F. Stafford
M. B. Stephens
Anthony's Mall
J. Beck
Mr. Perry
Talbot
M. L. Beck
Stanford
Belle Williams
Andrewville
Priscilla Carroll
M. F. H. Collison
Carroll
E. Atkinson
J. H. Merriken
Alice T. Seeders
Bellville
Oka White
Lillie Short
Greenwood
Ivah
Bert Smith
Maud Cannon
Chance
David Smith
H. C. Hobbs
Red House
H. H. Carroll
Pocomoke
Circuit
Elizabeth Billing
Helen Ross
Ames
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