Various Local Updates and Notices in Carroll Journal
Corn and wheat prices are listed for Baltimore with corn at 65 to 67 cents and wheat at 77 to 80. Local building, business changes, and notable deaths are reported including F W Redden starting two houses on Dry Street, and deaths of J K H Jacobs and Wm Henry Haddaway. Ridgely growth prospects, hotel and milling upgrades, and a broom corn factory notice by RB Lednum appear. A large Worcester county suit against bonds tied to the Wilson estate is noted, immigration commissioners report land sales to families, and an institute for Caroline county farmers is urged with Denton favored for access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Redden
Dry Street
Elkton
J. K. H. Jacobs
Centreville
F. A. Stafford
T. J. Walliams
Hobbs
Wm. Henry Haddaway
Oxford
Ridgely
Walter Burton
Henlopen
Rehoboth
Washington
RB. I. Ledman
Preston
Gilbert Hagadone
Hagadone
James D. Wilson
Baltimore
Luther M. Reynolds
Journal
R. I. Lednum
Andersonstown
R. I. Lednum & Co
Henry T. Nuttle
George T. Melvin
Maryland
Annapolis
Melvin
Admiral
Naval Academy
Zacharias
James B. Wright
Charles H. Whitby
State Insane Asylum
Worcester County
John Walter Smith
Oliver D. Collins
John J. Collins
Marion T. Hargis
W. Sidney Wilson
E. K. Wilson
Missouri
Mississippi Valley Trust Company
Wilson
William ‘L. Ewing
St. Louis
Baltimore City
Denton
Caroline County
Amoss
Brilliant wedding in Marydel MM Church
One of the most brilliant weddings ever solemnized in Marydel MM Church occurred Wednesday at one o'clock when Miss Sara Virginia Heather married Mr. Charles William Jacobs of Philadelphia. The ceremony featured elegant decor, Lohengrin’s march, and the couple departed for a six months Sunny South tour. The article also notes several other local nuptials with details on attire, venues, and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marydel MM. E. Church
Sara Virginia Heather
Wellington Heather
Charles William Jacobs
Philadelphia
Milton Clough Green
Frank Lane
Ridgely
John Clarke
Greensboro
Emma Hall
Marydel
Rae Burton
Paris
Liberty
John Moore
Thomas H. Hoy
Newark
N. J
Harry S. Dailey
Templeville
Gainsborough
South
D. Edgar Todd
India Nolia Hubbard
Conecord M. E. Church
D. W. Fogle
Walton Trice
Arthur Hayes
Henry T. Nuttle
William T. Hubbard
Andersontown
Maple Glen
M. E. Church
Ebovck
Joseph Richardson
Queen Anne’s County
Lynda Smith
W. O. Bennett
Thomas Temple
James Temple
Queen Anne’s
Shelda May Clarke
Robert D. Clarke
Samuel Joseph Bilbrough
Main Street
N. Pilchard
Levi D. Travers Noble
J. L. Noble
Preston
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
South Cambridge
R. T. Waterfield
Levi D. Travers
Taylor's Island
William B. Reed, Jr
Centreville
W. Hopper Gibson
Agnes V. MacLinden
Hartford
Resolutions on death of James Swann by Choptank Conclave
The Choptank Conclave No. 28 I O H adopted resolutions mourning the death of James Swann Esq a valued brother. They express esteem for the late member ask sympathy for his relatives and request the collective room be draped for thirty days with the resolutions entered in minutes and sent to the family and published in county papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Swann
I. O. IV
Goo Tetizan
Baron Munchausen Jr. and a strange shop of iron in a cow
Bridgeville Delaware notes a奇 tale of John Lair of Smithville who blow up a pocketbook while trying to shoot a chicken and received replacement notes matching the originals. James McFarland butchered a cow owned by John Brown and found iron pieces and nails in the carcass, puzzling locals. He also found small pieces of money in a cow owned by Harrington Messick two weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeville
Del
Baron Munchausen
John Lair
Smithville
Lair
Washington
James McFarland
John Brown
Vesperia Society Holds First Regular Greensboro Meeting
The Vesperia Literary Society of Greensboro Academy High School held its regular meeting on Friday. Members chose the name and colors garnet and white. The program featured essays, extemporaneous speaking, declamation, and a debate on Filipino independence. the affirmative, led by Mabel Wilson, won.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesperia Literary Society
Greensboro Academy
Lamb
Edith Clarke
Mabel Wilson
Tra Weaver
Trinity Guild
Mozart Hall
Trappe
Greensboro High School
Esther Brewington
Hannibal
Sipe
Denton
William P. Manlove
J. Willis Clarson, Jr
Annie Howarth
E. S. Turpin
Benjamin House
Joseph H. Bernard
Philadelphia
Miss Minnie Collins Transfers to Harrington High
Miss Minnie Collins will enter the High School of Harrington Delaware after Christmas holidays. Several local residents attended events in Baltimore and nearby towns. Notable items include visitors Mrs S G Nuttle and son Harold, Miss Emma Poole, Mrs Stella Todd, Arthur Hays, and Charlie Murphy. A shooting match is planned at Andersontown on Christmas Day with live birds and clay pigeons. Mr Beachamp Layton reportedly slew champion porkers weighing 721 304 346. Others mentioned: Mrs H T Nuttle at Epworth League convention in Hurlock, Ira Williams of Hillsboro visiting S G Nuttle, Warner Hignutt shipping evergreens, Eisenbrey couple visiting Rosa Burkett, Rev Philip N Rawlins visiting H T Nuttle, Lillian Carroll visiting Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Collins
Epworth League
Hurlock
Ira .Williams
Hillsboro
Holiness Meetings Draw Large Crowds In Ridgely
The Holiness Meetings at the Methodist Protestant Church draw big crowds as conversions are reported. Rev. TI. Fb. Tabler leads the meetings while Mr James L Vansant lingers near death after paralysis onset Monday. Mrs Sauls bury home in Ridgely remodeled into a fine residence. Frank Lane and John Moore attend Miss Sarah Heather’s wedding to C W Jacobs at Marydel on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Protestant Church
Tabler
James L. Vansant
James K. Saulsbury
Ridgely
Frank Lane
John Moore
Sarah Heather
C. W. Jacobs
Marydel
Mr J Watson Thompson Visits Preston Friends
Mr J Watson Thompson of Cambridge has been visiting Preston friends. He was a successful teacher here a few years back. Mr and Mrs E E Rogers, formerly of Preston, moved from Easton to Whealton Virginia where Mr Rogers has a good paying position. Some merchants arranged goods in lots with collections marked Presents for men and Presents for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Watson Thompson
Cambridge
Preston
Thompson
E. E. Rogers
Easton
Whealton
Rogers
Bazaar at Town Hall Showcases Book Themed Booths
Indies of Christ Church Guild and helpers staged a bazar at Masonic Hall with booths themed on well known books. Vivid displays included Way Side Inn Old Curiosity Shop Vanity Fair Little Women and As You Like It. The evening crowd was expected to be large and festive. Also notes on church planning a new Bible Holiness Chapel, services, and Christmas events across local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Church Guild
Masonic Hall
Vanity Fair
Elizabeth
R. P. Taylor
Apostolic Holiness Union
Presioz. Md
George Harper
Hurlock
Aud Toolls
The Muskrat Season Opens in December
Greensboro correspondent notes muskrat season began December 1. Muskrats thrive in the marshes along the Choptank and other streams of the eastern Shore. They build mound like homes from marsh grass, wash their food, and hides fetch 20 to 30 cents. Meat has become a table luxury in larger cities. In business regions steel traps and wire snares are common. in the Choptank headwaters hunting is more sport than trade, enjoyed on moonlit nights and high tides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Cirtles
Orphans Court Appoints Administrators and Ad ministratrix
In the Orphans Court on Tuesday last T Pliny Fisher administrator of James Swann gave bond. Mr Fisher was granted letters of administration on the estate of the late James R Manship. Mary A Shaw was appointed administratrix of Wesley H Shaw deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Pliny Fisher
James Swann
Mr. Fisher
James R. Manship
Mary A. Shaw
Wesley H. Shaw
Pneumonia rise and manual training idea in schools
The piece notes a sharp rise in pneumonia deaths amid winter, stressing prevention and nervous- system links, then shifts to advocate manual training in schools. It argues manual training builds character, outlines goals, and discusses methods and grading, emphasizing accuracy, drawing, and progressive tooling.
Maryland farmer institute director plans county meetings
Mr. William L. Amoss director of the Departments of Farmers Institutes in Maryland prepares for upcoming institute meetings across counties. He has toured state fairs agricultural colleges and experiment stations to gather ideas from farmers and experts to tailor programs to regional needs. A past tour of eastern shore dairy farms York and Carroll counties yielded practical stabling feeding methods boosting Southern Maryland stock cattle interest and dairy cattle demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Amoss
Department of Farmers’ Institutes For
Maryland
Amoss
Baltimore County
York County
Pennsylvania
Carroll County
Local notables travel and a railroad accident in Denton
Mr Bruce Emerson recently abroad visited friends in Hillsboro. Mr A G Hancock of Washington was in Denton on Wednesday. Mr Robert G Stewart of this place is in very poor health. Miss Fannie Bernard Greensbor o visited sister Mrs A G Towers. Mrs James Reed and children Queen Anne visited Denton this week. State Superintendent M Bates Stephens was in Cumberland this week. Mr W P Coney of Wilmington was in town this week. While unloading railroad iron at a siding near Denton, C C Stevens of Hickman employed by the Railroad Company, was struck and hurt. Mr and Mrs John Stevens of this race have been visiting friends in Stilford and Harrington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Emerson
Hillsboro
A. G. Hancock
Washington
Denton
Robert G. Stewart
Fannie Bernard
Greensboro
A. G. Towers
James Reed
Queen Anne
M. Bates Stephens
Cumberland
W. P. Coney
Wilmington
C.C. Stevens
Hickman
John Stevens
Stilford
Harrington
Store Visit Promoted for In Sight Into Methods
A brief note invites readers to visit the store to gain firsthand view of its techniques and practices. It emphasizes an in store experience rather than remote explanations. The message stresses learning through observation and direct engagement with staff.
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Denton Journal
DSC
Alendra
Crovir Court
Levy Court
BcHoon
the Local Department
Baron Munchausen, Jr
Ithigels
Trenton
Ltc
Christian Endeavor
Thawley’s M. P
Blackiston’s
Orphans’ Court Proceedings
Pheumonia
Philadelphia Record
Crouse
Caroline
Rousseau
Farmers Institutes
J.C. Godwin CO
HAT and Shoe Department
Eclipse
OUR Grocery
Godwin
N. Washington &J. Easton, Mad
Howard and
Luning
Tuts
Hochschild, Kohn &Co
Denton, MO
OF New York
Snow Hill
Tore
Washington County, MD
Denton National Bank
U.S
Ulawe
Cnat
Sisoti
TSO
Wircutalion
Total
Mahlland
Thomas C West
T.C. West
George H. Berry
Gorrect
Altest
Ernest Downes
W. 11. Deen
Thos B. Sparklin
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