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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1913

Page

5

Local advertisements and holiday notices sweep Dorchester area

A collage of local items includes clothing sales at Everngam’s and J L Evern’s, poultry and egg market notes, farm transfers in Denton and Fowling Creek, police activity near Hurlock, a Tuckahoe Bridge keeper appointment, and festive carol singing by Christ Church youths. Also reports murder in Kent county and Christmas parades in Chestertown and Centreville.

Nuptial Notes and Local Social Whirl in Denton

A Denton page records Edna Saulsbury's Wednesday noon wedding to Ernest Collins of Concord at the Saulsbury home near Federalsburg with Pauline Gostee’s Lohengrin reception. The piece lists numerous local visitors, engagements, and family updates, plus news that the Easton tri county hospital project will proceed next year with fund-raising reaching 43660 by Tuesday and H M Renshaw named hospital campaign secretary.

Meat Shipments From South America Arrive in Philadelphia

A 100000 pound beef shipment arrived in Philadelphia on Tuesday via refrigerated vessel holds. 250 fare and 250 hindquarters were inspected by the U S Bureau of Animal Industry and released to customs and dealers after meeting sanitary and pure food laws. Households reducing beef use aid price declines.

South America Philadelphia United States Bureau of Animal Industry

Local notices detail Hobbs residents and visitors this Christmas week

Hobbs residents and visitors are listed with family ties and holiday events. J R Ricards traveled to Baltimore to escort his wife home from Washington DC. Miss Ruth Griffith celebrated her 18th birthday with friends and family. A family reunion and holiday meals are noted at several homes. Christmas visits include Elwood Sennett and Estelle Sennett, and several local residents returned from trips or visited relatives in Delaware, Maryland, and North Carolina.

J. R. Ricards Baltimore Washington D. C H. M. Harrington Milton, del Ruth Griffith John Slaughter Elwood Sennett Chester East Second Street Hobbs J. A. Billing Cullum Hartley Price Chilton's Annie Seeders Nettie Satterfield Franklinton N. C T. J. Satterfield R. H. Hamilton Marydel Alfred Hamilton C. E. Bright First District L. C. Bickling Goldsboro C. M. Cullum Wilson Wm. P. Carroll Wilmington E. T. Orme Andersontown Robert Hill Here Delaware

Jarrell Named Postmaster In Farce Tn. District

Former County Commissioner Wesley Jarrell was appointed postmaster of Farce to succeed William I. Massey. The $1200 salary may rise as the office workload grows. Jarrell moved from his Greensboro farm years ago. The notice lists local residents and holiday visits across Maryland Delaware and Pennsylvania, including the Franklin shipyard furlough.

Wesley Jarrell Farce William I. Massey Jarrell Greensboro Jerome Thomas Montana Oliver Marker Maryland Dr. Malone W. T. Chance Near West Grove James Plummer Greenlee Paul Butler Harris West Millard Paswater Delaware J. W. Richards Alex. McKnott Sallie Philadelphia Bertha Shull Neice Clara B. Hastings Wilmington Elmer Walls Franklin

Epworth League Meeting Hosted by Mr and Mrs George Wilson

The Epworth League monthly gathering was hosted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Jon Stevens and many others listed, with visits from Wis Hester Parker of Georgetown. Master Clayton Cleaves is reported much improved.

Epworth League George Wilson Jon Stevens J. C. Wroten James Morgan Judson Ramsdell Elwood Wroten Frank Stuart Frank Fountain Clem Meloney George Noble Bertie Hardesty Lillie Cahall Vennie Smith Stella Reynolds Mollie Cleaves Minnie Hughes Margaret Carroll Florence Noble Virginia Lyons Emma Bullock May Cahall Violet Messick Florence Morgan Rev. M. Marine Messrs Walton Owens Leo Curtiss Frank Wright Ernest Wright Edgar Wroten William Ross Wis Hester Parker Georgetown Clayton Cleaves

Christmas Week Socials in Bethlehem Highlight Visits

Bethlehem residents host relatives from Washington and Philadelphia for a holiday week. Mrs. William S. Pritchett and family visited Philadelphia as Christmas entertainments approach Saturday night. Other residents, including J. Frank Patchett and Mitchell Hall, were in Washington and Baltimore respectively.

Blades Family Holiday Guests Mentioned in Winston-Salem

Miss Bertha Blades of Winston-Salem North Carolina Midshipman L J K Blades U S Naval Academy and Webster S Blades of the Harvard Law School visit their parents Mr and Mrs J T Blades during Christmas. Governor Goldsborough praised President Wilson as the greatest official of any nation.

Gchoptank Bertha Blades Winston- Salem N. C L. J. K. Blades U.S. Naval Academy Webster S. Blades Warvard Law School J. T. Blades Norman Messick Martha S. Butler Goldsborough President Wilson

Ridgely Notices and Local Happenings

Ridgely resident J Owen Knotts passed the Maryland bar exam in Baltimore on November 24 25 and will practice in Denton. Japanese paintings exhibited at the high school with a piano fund boost. School closed Tuesday afternoon and a season themed program was held at the primary. Brethren Church hosted a rain affected but successful Christmas program. Miss Vianna Detwiler visiting from Philadelphia will preach next Sunday at the Brethren Church. Harry Hemmons shipped about fifteen tons of dressed turkeys to New York City worth around 7000 to 7500 dollars. Reformed Church Christmas Eve program featured a pantomime of the Ten Virgins. The new Elligh School piano is en route, with a local talent concert planned. Miss Flora Hook visiting Prof. Wallace Hook. Wm Larrimore moved near Bridge Towne Neck to the former Walbert property. Christmas donation by Miss Margaret Swing for Easton hospital filled three barrels. Fred Flounders and Master Fred Jr along with Wilson Jackson were on the sick list. Tra Andrews moved to Oakland. Mr and Mrs George Dutton visiting Mrs Duttons parents Mr and Mrs T A Smith. Many vocalists sang carols on Christmas morning. Della Green spending holidays in Philadelphia and Wilmington. Frank and Mrs Long spending Christmas in Baltimore. Mrs T F Imler on two week visit to Norristown.

J. L. Everngam’ S W. J. Blackiston Evern“gam’s Everngam's Everngain’s Harrington Charles Schlege Hardcastle Farm Fowling Creek Caroline Glenn Denton Carroll Opera House Edenton W. R. Breeding & Co Federalsburg New York Dorchester Queen Anne's Baltimore City West Park Samuel L. West Caroline County George Rodgers Eldorado Talbot Jeremiah Hurlock Mr. Rodgers Melvin Pepper George Pepper Tuckahoe Neck Tuckahoe Bridge Brownsville Greenly Brown John Voss R. H. Wyatt Wun Hardesty Alumni Association of the Caroline High School Brick Hotel Harold C. Nuttle S. F. Jopp Kent County Maryland Dr. Hill James R. Coleman Chestertown Cecil Kent Kris Merchants Association Centreville J. Richard Bicking Methodist Episcopal Church Merrie England Dickens J. Owen Knotts Ridgely Board of Law Examiners Baltimore Brethren Church Vianna Detwiler Philadelphia Harry Hemmons New York City Reformed Church Ehligh School Flora Hook Free Academy Rome N. Y Wallace Hook Wm. Larrimore Bridgetown Walbert Margaret Swing Easton Hospital Fred Flounders Fred, Jr Wilson Jackson Tra Andrews J. T. Moore Oakland George Dutton Frank Long T. F. Imler Norristown Masonic Hall T. Alan Goldsborough William A1. Anderon Tarvey L. Cooper J. Dukes Downe Thomas BR. Green J. Cloward Pastorfield Alda P. Whitby Frederic N. Nichols George OA. Deakyne PL Rokand Fisher Mae J. Kemp Stevens Messrs FL Alan Goldsborough J. Dukes Downes William EH. Anderson Harvey L. Cooper George C. Skirven J. Howard Pastor Mammy Jinny Song of Autumn, IS. Two Strr—Futurist Whirl. Lh. Two Sibrp Maurice Tantro WaLté Ragtine Bani. K Normand Albert G. Towers George E. Saulsbury Alexander Hardcastle Margaret Buswell Helen Roe Henry Wilson Albert Gantt James A. Garey Woodall Green Stanley Deakyne Caleb Winslow Washington, D.C William H. Spurgeon Virginia Hammond Margaret Gould Helen Gould Astoria L. L C. 5 Andersen Rudolph Ulrich Charles Brown Helen Griffin Reese Griffin Norfolk Harold Andrew Middletown Del Nell Janvier Helen Biggs Myers Greenwood S. N. Pennewill Newark Marian Campbell Dover Hazel Wilson Mary Fisher Louise Cole Minnie Schavinger James Allee Walter MiMin Milford Della Hall Mary Smith Emly Jones Barclay Winifred Wilen Annapolis Lawrence Blades William McKenney J. HL. C. Legg Jack Perry J. Fletcher Rolph Will Holton Worthingly Bordley Madison Bordley Newman Isabel Turpin Bessie Perry Bessie Neavitt Edith Keating Nannie Keating Madge Corkran Henrietta Holton Dorothy Brown Nan Deaver Fannie Watson James Keating Layton Holton Henry Deaver Will McKenney Kent Jacobs Cook Orrell P. I. McFeeley Edwin Price Robert Price Ted Rolph Dr. Fisher Church Hill Rigby Valliant J. O. Bernard Fred R. Malone Venita Dill Maud Pritchett Ruth Plummer Genevieve Dix Mildred Genn Ethel Jackson Addie Jarrell Edith Dill Grace Greenlee Gertrude Butler Jennie Holestead Sallie Crawley Florence Coursey May Florence Pippin Fannie Bernard Mary Lobstein W. W. Galdsborough John Stevenson Flerbert Dill Howhard Pritchett Ralph Pritchett A. G. Smith QO. P. Simmons Joseph Orrell Elwood Orrell Earle Greenlee Arthur Brumbaugh Invin Brumbaugh Williston Carrie Crosby Louise Doerr Minnie Todd Bruce Stevens Frank Doerr Sherman Hignutt Hobbs J. Roeland Chaffinch Andersontown Mary Nuttle Harry Nuttle William H. Anderson Thomas R. Green J. Howard Punsterfield George A. Deakyne J. Kemp Stevens Sidwin W. Breeding Hl. Earle Smith Z. Potter Steele Ernest G. Cooper Edward H. Ringgold T. Fred Towers A. E Cooper Roland N. Hitchens William J. Richards Roland Fisher William A. Smith Slisses Louise Dukes Helen Richardson Ann Dukes Nellie Richardson Katharine Dukes Ella Nuttle Lydia Hughes Ethel Gantt Nellie Dunning M. Jane Redden Maud Stewart Anna Fisher Lena Garey Louise Garey Elsie Green Lucy Garey Elizabeth Garey Frances Tubbs Roberta Everngam Muriel Ramsdell Eugene Anderson Winfield Nichols J. Lester Evernham Robert Redden John G. Redden Charles I. Stevens Jonathan J. Hughes Marriott Redden Saulsbury Garey BD. L. Topping Dawson O. George Hillsboro G. Lawrence Wilson Kathleen Knotts Ella Pennington Laura Knotts Grace Pennington Emily Knotts Virginia Holt Ethel Holt Edward Jarrell Thomas W. Jones Orrell Saulsbury David M. Swing J. O. Knotts Stephen S. Stone Aimee Jones Irwin Saulsbury Preston Thurton Proctor Robert L. Lednum Thomas L. Trice, Jr A. Fletcher Sisk Edwin J. Sisk J. Maynard Lednum Ralph Lednum Enoch George

Death of Burrsville youth Hartley Price at home

Hartley Price aged about 22 died at his home near Burrsville on Saturday morning after a three week illness of typhoid fever. He was the son of Mrs. Annie Draper Price and the late Banks Price and is survived by his mother six sisters and three brothers. Funeral services were held at his mother's home with ministers Cullum and Bailey presiding and interment in Greensboro cemetery.

Burrsville Hartley Price Annie Draper Price Banks Price Annie Gooden Wyoming Myrtle Price Coan Blanche Price Wilmington Ray Price Milford Gladys Price Dover Minnie Price Harrington Arlie Price Hartley Del Fletcher Price Clifford Price C. M. Cullum Union M. P. Church J. T. Bailey Greensboro Hilda Tatman Ned Mulholland Brownsville M. E. Parsonage Melvin I. Wheatley

Local Families Connected for Holidays and Moves

Mr James Brown and family of Queen Anne have moved into the property vacated by J S Wothers. Mr and Mrs W E Thompson and son William spend holidays with friends in Sadlersville. Miss Angie Legg of Stevensville visits grandparents J F Russom. Rev and Mrs F C MacSorley host guests J R MacSorley and Houston Russom from Baltimore. Mrs C L Thompson visits J A Mackintosh. Warren Brashears visit Sparklin family. Grace Pennington and Mary Hicks home for holidays. M J Pearce of Rhodesdale at Hillsboro Hotel. Frank Fleming and wife in Baltimore last week.

James Brown Queen Anne J. SE. Wothers W. EL. Thompson William Sadlersville Angie Legg Stevensville J. F. Russom J. R. MacSorley F. C. MacSorley Wilmington Houston Russom Baltimore C. L. Thompson J. A. Mackintosh Denton

Templeville Two-Play Show Repeats Saturday Night

An entertainment featuring two plays Hiring Janet and Fire Trouble at Mt Zion played Saturday night in Templeville. A Sadlersville quartet provided music. Miss Bessie Durton from Philadelphia visits Miss Helen Heather.

Templeville Janet Mt. Zion Sadlersville Bessie Durton Philadelpia Helen Heather

Scarlet Fever Outbreak Reported in Centreville

Centreville reports thirty scarlet fever cases. Health officials urge vigilance and quarantine measures to prevent further spread as schools and households implement precautions.

Centreville

Orphans Court Proceedings Record Several Guardian Actions

Judges Clark Rawlings and Stevens presided as the Orphans' Court met on Tuesday. Various guardians and executors reported accounts, sales, inventories, and appraisements for deceased estates including Julia A Jewell Roxana Plummer James Sipple and others. Notices to creditors were ordered and funds allocated for ward education and maintenance.

Orphans’ Court Clark, Rawlings Stevens William L. Cooper Caroline Sparks Jacob Ghingher Julia A. Jewell Roy T. Thawley T. Clayton Horsey Sallie Alexander MckKnott Annie E. Hopkins Amanda C. Kerr Jonathan W. Kerr Alyce Johns Helen Johns Ward Denton National Bank Gardner T. Williams Edward E. Williams Burt Hobbs Roxana C. Plummer Alexander Mason J. Virgil Moore Thomas Erenry Mason Clarence Plummer Thomas Henry Mason James Sipple Ida W. Johnson J. Willard Johnson Lena Melvin Thomas J. Pritchett Edward R. Melvin Wa Croll Mabel C. Diffey Charles Jarrell A. Linden Duffey Albert Howard Marshall A. Howard Frank F. Covey Robert I. Fleetwood

Eastern Shore Society List Grows in Baltimore Meet

The JoukNxar details the Eastern Shore Society in Baltimore with charter members from Kent Somerset Cecil Dorchester Worcester Talbot and other counties. A January 21 meeting at Hotel Rennert will mark further expansion with hundreds of Baltimoreans joining.

Baltimore JoukNxar Eastern Shore Society J. Clement Clark Caroline Henry Lay Duer L. Jeff Milbourne Jos. Brattan J. Fred Adams Cecil County Frank J. Mackie Curtis O. Tyson A. G. Barrett Thos. J. Ewell Wm. Pepper Constable Chas. O. Hall Dorchester County Robinson C. Watters 3. S. Mace Sam‘l A. Keene Lynn R. Meekins Wm. H. Bryan Milton Dashiell J. Rushrattan J. Webb Thomas Robt. Le.tubman Philip D. Laird FE. Brohawn Worcester County Levin Upshur J. W. Upshur Henry Franklin Howard S. Dryden Edward Davis Levin J. Houston Talbot County Harry M. Mason Aleaander Dodd Frank A. White Wm. A. Dixon Samuel C. Trippe, Jr Arthur H. Robinson T. Parkin Scott John W. Hardin Robi. D. Hopkins Harvey H. Wilson J. Harry Rose Addison I. Mulliken J. Harold Wheeler, Jr Samuel R. Merrick H. Lee Dodson Wim. B. Hardin J. G. Shannahan RB. C. Hardin Richard T. Martin Herbert K. Dodson Alex. HI. Seth W. Thomas Kemp J. H. Caulk Kemp Chas. W. Cooper J. H. K. Shannahan Wicomico County I. Jackson, Jr Richard N. Jackson John Turner Hugh W. Jackson Wm. Wirt Leonard W. F. Venables Robert Venables Queen Anne's County Clarence A. Tucker James Bordley J. W. Holland DeCourcy W. Thom F. Leif Kareckson W. W. Dunbracco S. Thos Howard Linbert Joel Brown John B. Brown A. S. Goldsborough Chas FE. Cockey Gilbert J. Morgan William J. Mickeely Albert C.tolson John C. Tolson Frank W. Keating Hotel Rennert

DeRue Bros Minstrel Company at Opera House Friday

Local notice promotes DeRue Bros famed Minstrel Company performing at the Opera House this Friday January 2. The brief praises the act including torchy “burnt cork” humor and Ethiopian specialty dance and comedy. Burt Hobbs mortgagee advertises personal property.

DeRue Bros Bobby Billy Denton Burt Hobbs

Annual Denton Christmas Dance Draws Dense Attendance

A large invitation list and festive decor marked the annual Christmas dance at Masonic Hall. A midnight buffet complemented the formal program by Ellie's orchestra from Wilmington. Attendees included prominent families from Philadelphia to Annapolis and Denton hosts. The piece notes a wife’s plea and Pembroke Pitt’s five year sentence for fraudulently converting false bills of lading into loans, with Eastern Shore residents implicated.

Pembroke Pit Pitt

Tragic House Fire Claims Mrs Pippin in Clayton

Mrs. Robert N. Pippin died last Monday after falling with a lamp during a stair descent at her Clayton home. The 50 year old, prone to fainting, reportedly started a fire that burned her and the carpet. a neighbor found her severely burned but saved the house. Also noted is the death of actor Harry Lindsey 75 in Suffolk Virginia and Pittsburg telegram reporting iron foreman Michael Dunlap’s death from a fall.

Robert N. Pippin Clayton Aampan Caroline County Wriunp Thy Woodall Harry Lindsey Suffolk Lindley Stock Company Edwin Booth Denman Thompson Old Homestead James O'Neil Lindley Denton Pittsburg Michael Dunlap J. W. Clouser Brownsville

Covington’s Plan Dividing Revenue District Sparks Statehood Talk

The article discusses Congressman Covington proposing a division of the internal revenue district to settle aspirants for the collector post. It notes potential redistricting could mirror Delmarvia plans by adding Maryland Eastern Shore and Virginia Eastern Shore to Delaware. It questions Maryland-West vs Delaware-East tensions and whether such division could hasten a new state.

Covington Internal Revenue District Maryland Virginia Delaware Delmarvia Chesapeake Bay Centreville

Mother's Pension Plea Moves Audience in Public Meeting

Captain John Logan of the Volunteers of America argues sociologists favor helping dependent children via a mother’s pension rather than removing them from institutions. He cites Pennsylvania and New Jersey as recent adopters and outlines proposed Maryland legislation with state and county funding details. mileage books plan extended by Pennsylvania Railroad to allow exchange for tickets in several states. Traction engine owners seek state road-law changes to permit engine travel, citing highway damage.

John Logan Volunteers of America Union Captain Logan Pennsylvania New Jersey Logan Maryland

Life of Bishop Curtis Praised in Caroline County

A church page reviews the Bishop Curtis biography edited by the Sisters of the Visitation Wilmington, noting its sincere tone and the lack of unwarranted praise. The article highlights his originality and sermons while calling for more sermons to survive for posterity. It also covers local church events and upcoming services across Denton and surrounding parishes.

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