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Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1899

Page

3

Banks close Monday as plans for New Year unfold

The piece notes banks will be closed on Monday. It mentions resolutions, local moves including Marc Bryant managing the Ford farm at Tuckahoe Neck, and many people settling into new homes. It records various local notices from Dorchester and nearby towns, including church events, Christmas and New Year activities, and community updates.

Many Marriages Solemnized In Caroline County

In an eventful wedding week, Denton and Federalsburg hosted multiple ceremonies. Mr. J Howard Pastorfield and Miss Mary Loretta Emerson wed at the M E Church in Denton with a large procession of friends attending. Bertha Helen Poole married William W Noble at Federalsburg’s church, followed by a wedding breakfast and a bridal tour to Hobbs. Lillie Moore and J Edward Nichols were married in Denton Methodist Church with arrivals from Philadelphia and Ridgely, then headed to Baltimore for a honeymoon. The ceremonies featured Lohengrin and Mendelssohn marches and elaborate receptions, with many gifts and recognitions for the couples.

J. Howard Pastorfield Denton Mary Loretta Emerson Rebecca A. Emerson John H. Emerson M. E James Swann R. Kemp Hughlett Trappe Lillian Emerson Ansonia Connecticut Carroll Pastorfield Albert G. Towers Howard Melvin J. R. Rochester East Denton T. L. Day Beulah Mabel Day Bessie Jarrell Ridgely Barton Merrick Lida Minnie Magdalene Lillian Pastorfield Brown Dunning Emma Redden Baltimore J. Earle Rochester New York J. Marion -Emerson M. E. Church Federalsburg Bertha Helen Poole Henry M. Poole William W. Noble Clement Noble William S. Norris Ernest Wright Williamsburg Rufus Poole Edward M. Noble R. K. Jefferson Lohengrin Mendelssohn J. M. Lindale Nat Noble Lillie Moore Isaac J. Moore J. Edward Nichols Fisher & Nichols James H. Nichols Bertie Seaman Philadelphia Aaron Warren T. Lane Moore Fred. N. Nichols W. J. D. Lucas J. M. Dickey T. W. Nichols Grove John Moore Seaford P. O. Sparks Wilmington Willie Wilson Burrsville Jennie Moore Theodore Phillips William Phillips Gertrude Hignutt Williston Thomas A. Smith Mollie B. Richards Annie H. Downes Matthew Garey, Jr Denton Town Robert Jarrell David C. Greenlee Goldsboro Franklin P. Herr Mary I. Dasher Ella F. Smith Tarbett K. Bartlett Anabella Stow Sutton Torm A. ©. Rosseland William H. Wooters William EE. Flaharty Joseph H. Bernard Wm. B. Massey Greensboro Joseph T. Bernard Thomas C. Curry J. Wesley Smith Letitia Morris John F. Burkett Jas. L. Miley Joseph Harris Sarah E. Shively Lida Irwin W. D. Uhler H. W. Hughes Pritchett Henry W. Hughes Hughes Lumber and Coal Co Floyd P. Hummer Henry M. Robinson Noah Daniel Aaron Towers Patrick H. McShane Starvey L. Cooper John C. Bell James Pippin Louisa Elvert Marcellus B. Cooper Greensboro Station George W. Richardson Matthew McDaniel Gustavus Plutshak May A. Towers Walter Covey Odella Nichols George N. Jefferson Willie V. Alburger Gustav Plutshak Maria Fuchs Layton W. Russom Sadie L. Schuyler James E. Nichols Lillian Moore Edward Hutson Rosa Cain John J. Wallace Effie Ringgold Allie Hutson Althea Kenton George P. Schreiber Josephine Brogly James W. Andrews Sarah Ross Arteria Nichols Matoria Dickinson George Henry Pearl M. Callahan Mary L. Emerson Wm. D. Satterfield Sallie Turner Wm. Washington Noble Bertha H. Pool Charles W. Adams Annie M. Johns William C. Carney Sarah F. Carney Elmer C. Emory Sarah V. Murray Wm. H. Johnson Ella Webb Wayman Rider Rhoda Causey Charles Wright Lena Adams Wm. Warner Fanny E. Tilghman Alexander Fisher Georgie Britman

Pretty Matthews wedding and several others across region

One of the prettiest weddings at Matthews featured Miss Mamie E. Andrew and George H. Mulder with ceremony by Rev. W. H. S. Williams and a reception at the bride’s home. Nearby weddings noted include Willie Virginia Alberger and George Herbert Jefferson on Federal Hill, John J. Wallis and Ethel Ringgold near Hobbs, and Grace Magdalene Coulbourn and James Paul Delahunty in West Philadelphia, among many others with ushers, attire, and travel details.

Matthews Mamie E Jacob Andrew George H. Mulder Talbot Mary Johnson Concord W. H. S. Williams Cordova Mendelssohn John B. Wilson Easton Philip W. Downes Tuckahoe Harry Stevens Mabel Mulder Wilmington Mulder Willie Virginia William H. Alberger George Herbert Jefferson C. W. Jefferson Federalsburg M. E Lindale Kemp Philadelphia Harry W. Kinder Raymond Charles Herman Noble Baltimore Mr. Jefferson Federal Hill John J. Wallis Hobbs Ethel William Ringgold Ridgely Methodist Episcopal Church T. A. H. O'Brien James H. Smith Howard Callahan Charles Mitchell Wallis Ridge Avenue Florida Charles A. Jarrell Sadlersville Lillie Seager Barclay Barclay M. E Mitchell Church Hill Daisy Fallowfield Ray Jarrell Leslie Wallace Mifflin G. Potts David Walraven Jarrell Starr Henry D. Marville Ruthsburg Bridgetown Harriette J. Carroll Seney Ruthsburg M. P William D. Satterfield Sallie Turner West Denton Albert Satterfield J. McLain Brown Alonzo B. Cohee Henderson Mary D. Starkey C. L. Kennard Fletcher M. Mandre Mary Elizabeth Burns Ruthsburg M. E Luther J. Walker Chapel District Mollie Perry C. D. Harris

Queen Anne's is Again Victorious in Pigeon Shoot

The second Queen Anne's versus Caroline shooting match at Sadlersville drew 199 birds with 97 killed. Queen Anne's led by J. Godwin and L. Booker ranged from tight ties to decisive wins amid outside shooters. Final scores listed show J. E. George 70 percent, W. Taylor 50 percent, and Barto 60 percent among others.

Queen Annee’s Caroline Sadlersville Queen Anne’s Jerry Godwin Beanchamp Queen Anne's R. Godwin L. MM. Booker Barto Steele Booker J. Godwin W. Taylor J. E. George L. Barto Beancamp Berry Faulkner L. M. Booker W. Smith S. Longfellow Dr. Walls Dr Sadler Mr. Burker

Constable Arrests Harris On Assault Charge In Talbot

Constable Randall of Cordova filed a warrant with Justice Willard Johnson for Winnie Harris wanted by Talbot authorities for assault on Hubert Griffin last September. Harris was arrested near Concord, delivered to Constable Randall, tried before Justice Stevens, and sentenced to six months in the House of Correction.

Randall Cordova Willard Johnson Winnie Harris Talbot Hubert Griffin Concord Beachamp Justice Stevens House of Correction Harris Caroline Johnson

Christmas entertainment at church with Santa visit

A church held a Christmas entertainment on Tuesday night featuring Santa Claus who gave confectionery and fruit to every child and even some adults, creating merriment for the little folks. Also noted is a record shipment of over twenty five tons of poultry for Christmas, with about $4,000 paid in cash, the heaviest shipment known at this point. Mr. James Saunders left Tuesday for Spokane Falls to visit his daughter, Mrs. Monroe Sharp. Merchants report weather boosting winter trade. Mr. Wesley Cartwright returns home from Cleveland to visit his parents.

Santa Claus James Saunders Spokane Falls Washington Monroe Sharp Wesley Cartwright Cleveland Ohio

Town welcomed diverse visitors and holiday events

Visitors in town this week included Judge L D Travers and Messrs Lee and Dimnecan Noble of Taylor's Island, Miss Mollie Collins and Miss Selen Rollins of Baltimore, De L D Kelley of Washington, and Elmer J Nichols of Denton. A Christmas festival at M I Church delighted children, while German friends held a festival at New Jerusalem Church.

L. D. Travers Messrs. Lee Dimnecan Noble Taylor's Island Mollie Collins Selen Rollins Baltimore de L. D. Kelley Washington Elmer J. Nichols Denton M. I Santa Claus New Jerusalem Lulu Collins Bessie Moore Fred Noble Edgar Willianson Ford Dixon

Community Moves and Holiday Notes in Tederalsburg

Local residents report multiple relocations including Elmer Waldron and I J Young moving near town and to former Waldron addresses, Edward Stevens leaving town for Williamsburg, James Sullivan taking Stevens’s previous home, and Eddington family occupying Sullivan’s tenement. Also Noble moves near the station and John Smith relocates to Idlewild Hill. Weekend Music Hall entertainment offered varied recitations music and tableaux. Clark of Stowell & Son’s shopped in Marydel for a holiday trip and Harry Prouse of Philadelphia spent Christmas with local friends. Miss Roberta Hobbs is home briefly.

Elmer Waldron J. P. White I. J. Young Mr. Waldron Edward Stevens Williamsburg James Sullivan Mr. Stevens Mr. Eddington Mr. Sullivan Walter Noble John Smith Idlewild Hill Julia Gambrill Lizzie Goslin Music Hall Clark Stowell & Son Marydel Harry Prouse Philadelphia Roberta Hobbs

Sunday School Entertainment Delights Local Folks

The M. P. Church Sunday School offered a successful program directed by W. T. Davis. Santa Claus distributed treats to the children as part of the holiday celebration. Visitors include Mrs. C. B. Smith and children with her parents, Roy Baker from St Johns College visiting relatives, and Miss Bertie Blades and Miss Anah Blades visiting Washington and Baltimore.

M. P. Church W. T. Davis Santa Claus C. BE. Smith C. C. Blades Roy Baker St. John's College

November Real Estate Transfers in Court Records

Real estate transfers for November listed from the clerk. Many parcels in Ridgely, Denton and Greensboro districts with prices from 50 to 5,700 dollars. Numerous marriages licenses issued with partner pairs named in Denton area notices.

Residents Move and Local Changes Noted in Ridgely

Ridgely relocations include George Mullikin and L B Morris moving to Ridgely on January 1. Margaret Vansant visits Ridge ly cousin Mrs Samuel R Tucker near Chestertown. T Day Swing Co to start cup manufacturing after holidays. Annie Cohee of Philadelphia visiting Miss Josephine Towers Ridgely. Nelson Stickards remodeling property purchased from Mr Fitzgerald.

George Mullikin L. B. Morris Queen Anne’s County Ridgely Margaret Vansant Samuel R. Tucker Chestertown T. Day, Swing & Co Annie Cohee Philadelphia Josephine Towers Nelson Stickards Fitzgerald

Caroline Council Officers Elected and Temple Lodge Officers Named

At a meeting of Caroline Council No. 175 Jy O U A M officers were elected incl C H Stewart past councilor Harry Whitby councilor William K Scotton vice councilor S Frank Cole recording secretary Virgil Moore assistant recording secretary C Percy Dunning financial secretary William F Murphey treasurer J C Goehnour warden Elmer Goehnour conductor Willoughby Nowell inside sentinel Samuel Ewing outside sentinel C N Stewart Z T Hutchinson and B N Johnson trustees 4 T Hutchinson chaplain W F Murphey representative to State Council T Frederic Towers alternate B H Johnson representative to Death and Sick Benefit Association Z T Hutchinson alternate. Temple Lodge No 125 A F A M elected Albert G Towers worshipful master M B Stephens senior warden Harvey L Cooper junior warden James Swann secretary and William Stevens treasurer.

Caroline Council C. H. Stewart Harry Whitby William K. Scotton S. Frank Cole Virgil Moore C. Percy Dunning William F. Murphey J. C. Goehnour Elmer Goehnour Willoughby Nowell Inside Sentinel Samuel Ewing Outside Sentinel C. N. Stewart Z. T. Tutchinson B. N. Johnson 4. T. Hutchinson W. F. Murphey State Council T. Frederic Towers B. H. Johnson Death and Sick Benefit Association Z. T. Hutchinson Temple Lodge A. F A. M Albert G. Towers M. B. Stephens Harvey L. Cooper James Swann William Stevens

County bills approved at meeting and annual horticultural society notice

County commissioners ordered payment of numerous bills including jurors election officials road and lumber accounts and court fees totaling 2199.05 dollars. The thirteenth annual Peninsula Horticultural Society meeting was set for January 10 to 12 in Salisbury Maryland with papers on fruit cultivation marketing and diseases and invites all growers to participate. Capt. R S Emory presides and Wesley Webb is secretary with J W Kerr as Caroline county vice president.

J. W. Thomas Robert Dean Dilbrough Dros John FF. Dawson Joseph F. Snuth Edward Meeds Constable Albert F. Murphy Enon W. E. Murphey Thomas I. Day C. Ramsdell George A. Stevenson John Perry Charles Beachamp W. Seward W.burrell W. W. Seward Richards James C. Forbes John A Smuth Inharty Robinson Nichols Harry Johnson Museum and Brown Cascr Cca Stowell Printery ISON Batele Ae AL W.sish Garey Ceesseee CH. Whitby Wm. Ho Smith The Peninsula Horticultural Society Salisbury Capt R. 5. Emory Chestertown Wesley Webb Dover Del J. W. Kerr Caroline County

Burglary Strikes Denton House During Sunday Prayer

Mr R S Crew a former Denton merchant now in St Michaels reports a window entry to his home while he and Mrs Crew and their child attended church last Sunday. The house was searched and ransacked though little cash appeared missing aside from a few coins. the intruder left unseen through an unlocked window.

Many Holiday Visitors in Denton Narrated

Denton hosts a wide stream of visitors during Christmas week including Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Fisher of Baltimore and numerous individuals from New York Philadelphia Annapolis and other cities. Local socials feature Miss Maude Clark's birthday party and editorials by Miss Roberta Hobbs while travel and visits extend to Wilmington Hillsboro Norwood Seaford and Virginia.

Denton Clark Miss Hobbs R. B. Fisher Baltimore J. Earle Rochester New York J. R. Rochester Philadelphia Charles G. Griffin Alexander Hardcastle Jessie V. Kerr Washington Fred. N. Nichols Maryland University A. Ellis Crouse Royal Oak Carroll Dunning New C. H. Redden Charles E. McShane James Higgins Cambridge S. E. Shannahan Easton Maggie Wilson Georgetown Del Nannie Thompson Centreville H. H. Clark Susie Sisk Talbot Mary Bauman Laura Reed Harrington John R. Wyatt John W. Clark Maude Main Street Roberta H. Hobbs Elon S. Hobbs T. Lane Moore Moyer & Co Samuel Ellwanger Lee Anthony Wilmington Roger Duffey Hillsboro W. T. Dukes S. J. Conly Kent Tuckahoe Neck Henry Turner Ridgely P. Melvin Annapolis Henry R. Lewis Annie J. Boon Dukes Norwood J. Kent Dukes Charles E. Stevens Henry Wilkinson Milford Democrat Caroline Phillips Frank W. Redden H. E. Ramedell Reuben Garey Caroline Elmer J. Nichols William F. Murphey Seaford A. J. Smith West B. S. Highley Virginia

Rehoboth Real Estate Prices Rise Amid Growth Hopes

A letter from Rehoboth notes real estate prices keep climbing as town leaders seek a higher price for a proposed $10,000 hotel site, reflecting confidence in the seaside town’s future growth. James B. Conner of Felton retires after 43 years as Delaware Railroad station agent. his son A. B. Conner succeeds him. Frederica’s William Meredith, playing Santa, falls from a tree during a Christmas event, narrowly avoiding serious injury. Harrington builder E. C. Reese completes a brick block with shops on the first floor and a public hall above.

Rehoboth Baltimore James B. Conner Delaware Railroad Felton A. B. Conner Conner William Meredith Frederica Santa Claus Kriss E. C. Reese Harrington

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Circuit Court OnpHass’ Court Marc Bryant Ford Charles H. Gibson Dorchester Andrews Jacob Yingling Cumberland F. P. Roe & Bro Wesley Wm. P. Dosen Africa Deweese & Owens David Kaskey Robert Naylor Colorado J. H. Beauchamp St. Michaels M. E Rome Congregation of Christ Church Fitzhugh Lewis Wesley M. E. Church Baker F. J. Willoughby & Co John E. George Queen Anne Elkton Eastern Shore Delaware Dickinson College Glee Club Longfellow’s Hall C. Herbert Cannon Frost‘burg Laurel Grove Smithson Hickman ‘M.E George L. Hardesty C. S. Baker Hickman Thomas N. Given Wm. Williams Effie Daws Thomas Clayton J. Williams John Knotts Pocomoke City Bass Conaway Carrie Williams N. Y Qulin Anni J. Golwmn George W. T. Taylor Caralial Tlam Ber OA Beauchamp Weloek Jesse Turner Maple Avenue Epworth League M. E. Chiveh S. M. Whitby Free Press Talmage J. French Holy Trinity R. Edward Mutehins M. E. Parsonage A. Green M. EE Lizzie Roe Jennie Lewis T. T. Jarman Nellie Seward Median Seward Florence Bareus Mattie Naylor Milton Roe Bertie Lehaube Bertha Dill R. J. Baughley Emma Eastburn Mabel Conner Leva Lewis Mollie ‘Blades Smyrna Viatent Tederalsburg Warrhage Dbeonsine Curtis A. A. Curtis Archdiocese of Cardinal Gibbons Delmarvia Peninsula Plains Benedictine Sisters Somerest County Levy Court Mer Crew O. OI. Ticsutt Williston, Md Joanna McShane Delaware News Eastern Shore Telegraph and Telephone Company Kent News E. W. Grove
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