Denton Holiday District Notes and Local Moves
The local department reports banks and public offices closed for New Year’s Day. Denton merchants report unprecedented holiday sales and moving into new homes as residents echo a brisk post Christmas season. A horse and mule company forms in Salisbury for western stock. notices on church services and town ordinance requiring men to work streets or pay fee after January 1.
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Denton Carpentera
Baitmore
A. Sayers
East New Market
Z. 1
Focbster
Delmar
M. E. Church Widiny School
Henry R. Lewis
George W. Parrott
Talbot
Salisbury
Peninsula
J. W. Gray
M. P. Church
Eaning
Thickey
J. H.C. Legg, Esq
Green
Jackson
John Aspinwall
Fourth
Preston
Rhode Island
M. H. Sunday School
Masonic Hall
Christ Church
Johns. Barnhart
William I
Anderson
H. Anderson
Air
W. F. Liden
Smithville
W.C. Trice
W. A. Alford
JLG
George W. Raughley
Caroling County
Tuckahoe Neck
Raughley
House of Delegates
Shadarach J
James T
Denton
W. A. Smith
Ormond W. Downes
William B. Nuttle
Dr. Smith
F. B. Futtle
Kinnamon
P.G. Crouse
John Garey
Greensboro
Mark H. Smith
Gilbert
Misses Simpson entertain friends at their home near town
The Misses Simpson hosted a Wednesday evening gathering for a group of young friends including Lizzie Cheezum Lollye Cheeazum Grace Rosa Delon Barker and Walter George of Denton Wilbur Jacobs and Lyman Porter Among others several attendees were named and social chatter noted. Meg Earl Price suffered a painful accident recently when his foot caught on a box and threw him to the ground dislocating his knee. The MP Church schedules Sunday School and preaching on the first and third Sundays in January with Sunday School at 2 pm. Christmas Eve entertainments at the M E Church were praised as the best yet with a well prepared program. Various family visits and weddings round out the social notes.
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Simpson
Lizzie Cheezum
Lollye Cheeazum
Grace Rosa
Delon Barker
Walter George
Denton
Wilbur Jacobs
Lyman Porter
Meg
Earl Price
M. E
W. P. Stafford
Grayson Sparks
P. O. Sparks
Wilmington
West Chester
State Normal School
Bis. F. A. Porter
Arthur 7
Saulsbury Russell
Philadelphia
E. B. Russell
Iva Dill
Atlantic City
Robert H. Dill
Oscar B. Stafford
M. Alica Stafford
Christmas Visitors and Local Events Across Talbot County
Mr. George V. Blades returns home from Golday’s College for Christmas with his parents, while Webster Blades of St. John College visits his family. Fannie Bramble from East New Market spends holidays with sister Mrs. Willey. A Christmas entertainment occurred at M. P. Church and the Sunday School treated the children. Several residents including J. O. Wright of Philadelphia and Tom Price of Baltimore visited family. Nellie Wright of the W. C. A. is home for Christmas. Lyceum attendance grows and interests rise. Rufus Eaton of Wilmington and Bertha Blades of Ridgely are in town, and a shirt factory is set to open in January. Willard Tull visited Talbot friends recently.
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Enoch B. Garey
West Point
Elbert Nuttle
Dickinson
Marlo Brumbaugh
Juniata
Thomas I. Smith
Western Maryland
S. E F. Raleigh
Union Bridge
Harold Horsey
McDonough Institute
L. Stanley Deakyue
Mercersve
Charles W. Sylvester
Maryadj Agricultural College
Hackett
P. R. Fisher
Cornelius Deweese
Baltimore
Johns Lopkins Hospital
Deweese
Leslie Merrick
Queen Anne's County
Abs. d. Dukes Downes
Second Street
William E. Ree
Shene
J. V
Fifth Avenue
Myrtle Kemp
Wilminga Business School
J. T. Kemp
Chestnut Grove
J. G. Underwood
Woman's Hot Companion
New York
Denton
Roberta H. Hobbs
Girard Conree
Philadelphia
Prederiel HL. Hobbs
Randolph Barnhart
Riverside
N.J
Frank Barnyhart
Millington
E. L. Fooks
Douglass
Preston
E. Deaglass
E. Deaglass. Mag Tter Elwood LeCompte
Vienna
R. N. _Hitches
Elma W. Cade
Sonsin
R. H. Russell
Elsie Downes
Suffolk
I. F. Johnson
Jsdla Lynch
Alice Cole
East Denton
Sallie Stayton
Washington
Josephina— AE. Downes
C. H. Whitby, Jr
James F. Melvin
James
Ellicott City
Clammers Brumbaugh
Bel Air High School
Fratnces Crouse
Countreville High School
J. H. Snyder
Joseph P. W. Richardson
Fred R. Owens
Cornelius Comegys, Esq
Scranton
I.a
Willian T. Field
L. R. Beauchamp
Harrington
Elma Michels
Bruce G. Stevens
B.S. Garey
Edith Lloyd
Sadlersville
Maud Stewart
Cora
Hattie Mercer
Reese Fullerton
Wilmington
Lotto
Aire
Harry NeCade
J. Fletcher Clark
Easton
Kate Trice
M. B. Stephens
Crisfield
B. F. Field
Richmond
A. B. Cooper
Lida Moore
Enoch George
George V. Blades
Golday’s College
O. C. Blades
Webster Blades
St. John College
J. T. Blades
Fannie Bramble
East New Market
M. M
Willey
M. P
J. O. Wright
W. J. Wright
Norman Gootes
W. W. Gootes
Nellie Wrigh
W.C. A
Dover
Christmaaa
Tom Price
Rufus Eaton
Bertha Blades
Ridgely
Willard Tull
Talbot
Frank Fleming
D. J. Givan
Charles H. Fleming
Sparks
R. J. Bowens
J. W. Sparks
Harriet Melvin
Berlin
Evelyn Fleming
Messrs
Frank Sparks
B. Ff. Sparks
Chestertown
W. C. Sparks
Wmn. Pleming
Talbot County
Hugh Duffey
George Lindon Duffey
A. L. Duffey
Kathryn Elizabeth Jarrell
Charles Jarrell
John IF. Rossom
Thomas H. Russom
Harris Legg
Kent Island
Charles H. Denny
Queen Anne
Mary Russom
Hillsboro
M. Ed. Church South
M. 4. Church
R. J. Bowen
William Russom
C. H. Flemming
George C. Sherwood
Marion
James C. Sherwood
William H. Thawley
I. E. Jarrell
Mrs. Rowe
Gouldsbhoro
Carrollton Smith
Monumental City
Gilbert J. Morgan
Baltic Wire
M. E
F. P. Medford
Bessie Milbourne
Bertha Moore
Local Couples Tie The Knot And Holiday News In Town
Greenaboro Miss Mintie Clark wed Mr Fred Seward of Goldsboro Tuesday at the M E parsonage with Rev W C Hurst officiating. Many relatives and visitors from Oxford Georgetown Philadelphia Baltimore and Wilmington spend Christmas and holidays here as townsfolk attend funerals services and gatherings. The Sunday School organized by Rev J E Smith in November reports good attendance. Mrs Clarene Atkinson remains ill and local residents urge subscriptions now.
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Mintie Clark
Near Town
Fred Seward
Goldsboro
W. C. Hurst
M. E. Parsonage
Florence Ayers
Clarence
Oxford
R. R. Shull
Laura Letty
Georgetown
John B. Letty
Mary LeCompte
Philadelphia
Rebecca LeCompte
Howard Pritchett
Ralph Fieming
Hillsboro
Lawrence Ssanders
Misa Nan Fleming
Queen Anne
Avenabel Moore
Emmett
Lawrence Greenlee
Laura Spicher
H. L. Dobson
Greenwood
J. E. Smith
Christina Rice
Messrs
Charles and
George Rice
Brice
Pullen
New Jersey
Cochran
Ethel
Ta Plata
Jonson
Bowers
Residents Chart New Homes In Local Shifts
Next year Dr. Downes and Mr. J. BE. Whaley will occupy their new dwellings, and Mr. Burton Proctor will reside in the house made vacant by Dr. Downes removal. Mr. d. J. Wiley takes the residence vacated by Mr. Whaley. Mrs. Bessie Noble will occupy part of the Willis house, Mr. Alonde D. Bradley moving to the Noble residence. Mr. Frank A. Collins follows Mr. Bradley as tenant in Dr. L. D. Kelley’s dwelling. Mr. Fred Wright moves to a home near Bettile hew.
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Fred Wright
Bettilehew
Wall Paper Patterns and Home Accessories Ad
The advertisement lists patterns in wall paper priced at 5e a piece, gilt at 8e each, window shades at 20e each. It cites Thomas and Mosser located at 1015 West Baltimore Street in Baltimore.
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Thomas & Mosser
Baltimore St
Baltimore
Christmas Gatherings and Local Reverends Celebrate
The community shared multiple Christmas gatherings across families and churches. Rev D J Givan led a Christmas service at Hugh Duffey’s home where his two youngest grandchildren were baptized. numerous relatives from Baltimore and Kent Island joined celebrations. Local merchants reported a record busy Christmas season.
Christmas Visitors and Local Happenings in Wilmington
Wilmington residents shared holiday visits with relatives in town and nearby cities. The column lists local families hosting kin from Swarthmore St. Marys Philadelphia and Cordova, updates on ill Milton Dill, and social notes including the M E Church cantata The Children’s King and Magic Snowball Cantata. Rumor hints at upcoming weddings as young couples continue holiday gatherings.
Eclipses in 1907 January and July Calendar
The record notes two solar or lunar eclipses in January 1907 on the 24th and 29th and two more in July on the 10th and 24th. The main event is a partial moon eclipse visible from 10.40 PM on the night of January 24th.
End of Year Bible Study Seeks Stronger Character
A Sunday school lesson summary reflects on a yearlong study of Jesus life from birth to ascension and asks if readers will grow in likeness to Him. It outlines lessons on commandments, readiness for the Master's coming, parables, the Lord's Supper, Gethsemane, trials before Caiphas, temperance, Pilate, the Crucifixion, resurrection and ascension, with Golden Texts for each. The piece closes noting the value of character added to ability and mentions heavy ice in Chesapeake Bay.
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Jesus
Earth
Heaven
Man
Lesaon J
Bethany
Judas
Christ
Gethsemane
Matt
Caiphas
God
Pilate
Local society notes and notices from Fusion Ledger
The column lists weddings and visiting relatives including Miss Edythe Liden and Norman Thawley, Mr. Charlie Melaney in Philadelphia, and Misses Edith Simpson Thelen Barker and Judson Ramsdell. It notes revival meetings at AEE Church, local travel, and a discussion on grass growing with lime as remedy. It also reports Veederick Sparklin in the tolls on a charge of attempted assault on Edith Dasher and related town gossip from Huston and Greensboro.
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Della Peters
Edward Brown
Edythe Liden
Norman Thawley
Mary Noble
William Croll
Litttle
Blanche
Elizabeth Peters
Philadelphia
Charlie Melaney
Tilghman Melaney
Edith Simpson
Thelen Barker
Judson Ramsdell
Frederick G. Sparkling
Euston
Edith Dasher
Wilmington
Harry S. Dasher
West Sixth Street
Sparklin
Huston
Greensboro
Ridgely
Fusion Ledger
New Line of Steamers for the Choptank
The Baltimore and Chesapeake Transportation Company bought two steamers in New York for the Choptank and Tred Avon routes. Capital stock is $250,000. Officers are Colin McLane president Harry B. Sinclair vice president Sylvanus Stokes secretary treasurer. Directors include Charles H. Knapp John H. Burgess Jr William H. Medford Ralph C. Lupton. One steamer is 186 feet long with 400 passenger capacity, twin screws, electric lights bells and steam heated staterooms.
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Baltimore and Chesapeake Transportation Company
New York
Colin McLane
Harry 8. Sinclair
Sylvanus Stokes
Charles H. Knapp
John H. Burgess, Jr
Williamh
Pure Dead Law Does Not Affect Chamberlain Cough Remedy
The National Food and Drugs Act effective Jan 1 1907 does not affect Chamberlain Cough Remedy. It contains no opiates or narcotics and is a safe choice for mothers to use with children. Sold by Douglass Drugstore A L Duffey Hillsboro. The Journal offers wedding invitations visiting cards and fine printing.
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Douglass Drugstore
A. L. Duffey
Hillsboro
Journal
Many Marriage Licenses Issued This Month
A flood of marriage licenses was issued this month listing numerous couples from Caroline county and nearby towns. Names include Graham Meredith with Carrie Legates, William Brown with Ella Luff, Henry Horn with Ida Craft, Arthur Holsinger with Minnie Mitchell, and many others from Ridgely Denton Greensboro and surrounding communities.
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Graham Meredith
Carrie Legates
Greensboro
William H. Brown
Ella Luff
Henderson
Henry Horn
Ida Velma Craft
Hynson
Arthur Holsinger
Minnie May Mitchell
Ridgely
Wilber M. Hurst
Philadelphia
Mary L. Rodgers
Trooper
Pennsylvania
Herman Dyer
Elsie Griffin
Goldsboro
Clarence Marvel
Effie May Morris
Edward Fisher
Daisy Tribbett
Caroline County
Ira Nelson Fluharty
Preston
Annie Elsie Jester
Fowling Creek
Luther Hammond
Bessie Trice
Hickman
J. Jerome Frampton
Eunice Alburger
Federalsburg
Edward Rogers Dawking
Lillie May Stafford
Cordova
James P. Neal
Williston
Mary Florence Towers
Denton
Charles E. Andrew
Federlsburg
Ethel Reeves
Seaford
William Caulk Harding
Lizzie Harriot Andrew
Newton
Howard Milby
Emma Gertrude Stewart
Olie E. Perry
Bertie E. Hubbard
Bethlehem
Fred Seward
Mintie Clark
Lacy Orville Robinson
Zada Alma Hunter
Hayden
Samuel George Lane
Maud C. Rash
Alexander Richard Neal
Elizabeth Rignutt
Earl Stafford
Queen Anne’s County
Maude Ivana
Edward N. Thawley
Concord
Edith A. Lidon
Smithville
Charles Bradford Morris
Mary Elizabeth Walbert
Isaac Pearson
Whiteleysburg
Maggie MecKnatt
Harry Jefferson Collins
Easton
Minnie Jester
Near Grove
John Edward Warren
Gertrude E. Spry
Fred C. Dyer
Mary V. Sharp
Near Bethlehem
Leonard H. Horner
Elizabeth Taylor
John Mason
Ella Satterfield
John Leonard Adams
Lottie Stanford
George Wesley Horter
Lottie Mason
Charles
Easton convention drafts plan to curb crime by education and vagrancy laws
A gathering of prominent Black leaders in Easton Maryland and nearby communities produced a memorial to the next legislature. It calls for compulsory schooling ages six to fourteen, a state work program for idle youth, stricter liquor controls via speak easies, and stronger church driven moral development to reduce crime among the Black community.
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Easton
Maryland
Delaware
Seasons and a Horseshoeing War in Sadlersville
A playful verse pairs months with weather and beauty, then tells of a horseshoeing war between two Sadlersville blacksmiths. Both offer plain shoeing for 25 cents, sparking local rivalry as the year turns.
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Sadlersville
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