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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1913

Page

5

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

J. H. Pastorfield Co

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