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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1910

Page

5

Christmas season notices and local business updates

A busy Caroline County page notes Christmas firings, calendars, and sales at W J Blackiston and H C W Wrights, plus weather reports and road work halted by cold. Church services, a cantata, and New Year sermons are listed, with school and store changes, bail actions, and a history of education pamphlet by Z Potter Steele highlighted.

W. J. Blackiston’s Bishop Adams Christ Church Beck Willam Meloney Easton Station J. W. Kerr Pennsylvania Francis W. Janney Baltimore Eye Tor. Fisher M.el Masonic Hall H. C. & W. R. Wrights Go de Luces Nichols & Son Denton Claude Liden Messrs J. U. Nichols & Son John’s Coltege Almer Horsey Easton Caroline Tuckahoe Ferdinand Nebers Julius Nebers Woodland Station J. M. Sheridan Maryland Methodist Protestant Aleck Wisher Jar Old Land Young Diocean Clergy Relief Fund FE. Hr. Johnson Casonia Stock Farm Dover Silver J Accomac Morrell Amelia R Annie H J. Carry Massey Odesa Johnson Lewis Slayton John Jayton Clarence Stanford Justice Steele Slayton Layton Stanford County Commissioners’ Association of the State Baltimore Crothers Hotel Rennett Steele Marley Henry Philip Murray C. Hl. Redden Caroline County

Romantic Dover Wedding Recitals and Local Notices

A tumult of society notes records multiple weddings and social calls across Ridgely and surrounding towns. Miss Josephine Towers and Mr Edgar Blades wed in Ridgely with a large party, then travel to Baltimore, while other ceremonies narrate couples at Berlin, Denton, and Greensboro engagements. The column lists ushers, brides, travel plans, and future residences alongside church events, revivals, and holiday gatherings mentioning various households and local clergy.

Denton Young Folks Hold Law Building Party

Ghesemas Sons report a Thursday evening party at the Law Building with cards dancing and a substantial supper. The managing committee included James A Garey Lester Everngain Ollie Trice and Reyner Dukes. Attendees included numerous local families and guests, plus a Christmas dinner hosted by Joseph Gallagher.

Denton Law Building James A. Garey Lester Everngain Ollie Trice Reyner Dukes Rachel Redden Helen Roe Nellie Dunning Maggie J. Redden Anna Fisher Ethel Gantt Ethel Ottinger Kathleen Knotts Miriam Clark Muriel Ramsdell Ruth Walker Irene Barnhart Marguerite Smith Mary Nichols Annie Carter Marjory Richards Irving Brumbaugh Woodall Green Clarence Frampton Peter Evernyam Winfield Nichols Saulsbury Garey Eugene Anderson Harry Moore Duke Smith Bruce Brumbaugh Vernon Brumbaugh Slaureld Andrew Claude Griffin Owen Knotts Ridgely Ford Breeding Federalsburg Samuel Lowery Baltimore Margaret Smith Dover Harris Clayton Margaret Buswell Velma Trice Thomas L. Trice

Denton Christmas Notes and Social Roundup

Denton residents and visitors fill the holidays with family gatherings church events and numerous social visits. Local and distant relatives from Philadelphia Baltimore Wilmington and Washington DC converge for dinners dances and church services while students and faculty return home from Goucher Western Maryland College and the University of Maryland showing a lively holiday scene.

Local notes on skating, visits, and family events in Denton

Gilberts Hignutt towed a schooner laden with lumber for Hughes Lumber and Coal Company to Denton on Wednesday. Residents and visitors enjoyed skating on the lake. Rhoda Marine was entertained at dinner by Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Neal. Rhoda Marine of Bristol, Pa., and Mrs. M. J. Higasutt mentioned. W. W. Andrews of Easton visited his ill mother, Mrs. Sarah H. Andrews. Charles Calloway of Philadelphia visiting relatives near Sherman. Hignatt spent Christmas Day with his parents. W. C. Todd was in Baltimore. Edward and Brantly Trice guests of cousins Roland and Norman Trice. Miss Lillian Towers returned from Baltimore. Mrs. 5. K. Fulton with Miss Lulu Burke of Baltimore visiting here. Georgia Towers visited sister Mrs. Cleveland Henry. Mrs. S. J. Hurst and children holidaying with relatives in Secretary. Mrs. Wm. Towers hosted a dinner Wednesday. Mrs. Cora Gallagher and daughter Lydia visiting relatives in Hynson. Ernest and Georgie Towers spent Sunday with Miss Laura Howard. Thomas Lord visited his brothers in Dorchester Saturday last week. Wheat in SC and Corn in Soc.

AfNurber Josephine Towers Ridgely Edgar Blades Queen Anne Reformed Church G. L. Hardesty Stevensville E. L. Coblentz Bertha Diddle Stony Point Farm Greensboro Berlin Stevenson M. E Anna Louise Powell Alonzo P. Christopher Caroline Robert J. Massey J. Robins Purnell Anna Grise T. F. Beauchamp Baltimore Washington Christophers Preston Majestic Hotel Alfred Clark Denton Miss Araminta J. Edgar Walls Henderson J. T. Bailey Mmarch Lohengrin Ralph Sharp Edith Clark Robert D. Clark J. P. Otis Lula Clark Downes EF. J. Walls Eva Schurmann A. Hornaday Charles W. Sylvester Indianapolis Roy P. Kenton Edith L. Oaks Williamstown Mass Strausburg Helen Dawcan Wrightson Easton Yellet Fitzhugh Hardcastle Detroit W. E. Orrell St Paul's M. E St. Paul's M. E. Church Mr. Strausburg Af. DP Gilbert Kenton J. Franklin Lenderman Wilmington Ty Kenton St Paul's M. E M. E. Church Grace Jarman Bertha Shull RR. Shull Douglas Poore Chicago W. H. Simpson Elise Roe Federalsburg John Ornett Boston Cliff Talbot County Evangelist Downing Dover Donald Davis W. T. Waters John Cohee Walter D. Ross Thomas Cooper Alzira Downes Elizabeth Carter Ruth Plummer Louise Swann Linwood Cohee John T. Clark Byron Holbrook Holbrook Williston D. W. Davis Hobbs Andersontown W. Satterfield Messrs T. Andrew F. Clark Edgar Todd N. Sullivan J. K. Ricards Bridgeville Ola Gootee Philadelphia Charles Roe J. R. Butler Saulsbury Smith's School House Delaware A. B. Corkran Nathan Claiborne Idays M. Duke Smith Dawson O. George School of Medicine Bruce Brumbaugh School of Pharmacy University of Maryland Anna Fisher Vernon Brumbaugh Western Maryland College Annie Carter Goucher College Harold Andrew Emerson Roberts St. John’s College Elmer Roberts Dickinson College James A. Garey Charlotte Hall Academy Nellie Dunning Maryland Normal School Ethel Gantt Hannah More Academy A. Claude Griffin Washington College State Board Ira Johnson Huntsville Alabama J. Ed. Johnson Philip W. Downes South Byron C. Holbrook Battle Creek Michigan G. R. Percy O. W. Subbare New Market Clyde Spivey Sarah Downes Virginia Margaret Buswell P. R. Fisher Earle Brumbaugh Leslie Lewis Carlton Short Madge Beauchamp Elizabeth Beauchamp Stugh Oscar Clark Thomas F. Smith Havre-de-Grace Daniel Fields Balltimore George C. Skirven Otis Horsey Dover Bridge J. Earle Smith Church Hill Smith Paul Wright Monroe Dean John L. Dukes Ella Downes Lynchburg Benjamin Hopkins Hradford Downes Cambridge Alexander Hardcastle Norwood W. Voss W. S. Crouse Vienna Ienton Albert Marshall Gaunt J. P. W. Richardson Milton C. Green Arthur Ramsdell Niagara Falls N. Y Jennie Lord H. Wilson Saulsbury New York Samuel Lowry Annie May Lewis Harrington John H. Emerson L. R. Beauchamp Mary Hicks Marc Bryant Ada Harris Clayton Maggie Redden Jeremiah Beachamp Louis BR. Dukes F. As Redden Newberne N. C Mabel Wilson George Poole James Fluharty Annie Fluharty Medford Burgess Rosa Burgess George Whiteley Ellicott City Mary Clark Georgetown Del Alex. Noble Emma Mowbray Williamsburg J. T. Parker Charles Engeman Mamie Gadow Grove St. John’s Lutheran Church M. © Church Sara Reynolds Duncan Noble Taylor's Island J. L. Noble Ford Dixon Carrie Dixon Levin Taylor Springfield Illinois Lucinda Todd Marion Sherwood George C. Sherwood Robert T. Bryan James C. Sherwood Isaac T. Sparklin C. Edward Sherwood Misses Carroll Monthay Carroll Home G. Lawrence Wilson George Francis Beaven A. D. Branford H. Lay Beaven Francis Elinor Greenly Margaret N. Hackett Robly Hackett Garrett H. W. B. Rowe Rowe Robert Jarrell Goldsboro Margaret Carroll Normal School Susie Carroll Joseph Ef. Carroll W. L. Mason Sarah A. Rolph Gilbert Hignutt Brinsfield Hughes Lumber & Coal Company Rhoda Marine J. D. Neal Bristol M. J. Higasutt W. W. Andrews Sarah H. Andrews Charles Calloway Sherman E. Hignatt W. C. Todd Cora Gallagher Lydia Hynson Ernest Georgie Towers Laura Howard Thomas Lord Dorchester Federalaburg Baltimore Sun Board of Trade of H. Burdette Messenger Harry E. Kinder J Raymond Charles Thomas H. Chambers the Sun Board of Trade Amos Corbin Hethel Cemetery Holt Oliver Keys Nichols Herbert Nichols East New Market Howard Nichols Town H. H. Murphey Amelia Simpson Miss Roe J. R. Charles M. Sc M. P Farle Mark Ford Breeding W. R. Breeding T. E. Allen J. M. Wright Frank Davis Kenton Lelia Cox Elizabeth Jenkins Viva Brower Palmyra N. J Brower Margaret Lucille Gullett Salisbury Lindon Noble ES. Dashiell Messrs. Otis Charles and Floyd Williams Myra Harris Elizabeth Harris Rey C. M. Elderdice Nellie Long Harry Long Wesley Walls BR. Ke, Willis Clyde Wilson Main Street Ray Davis Delia Mowbray

Deaths and obituaries from Ridgely and surrounding towns

A local death notice list reports John A. Sigler died at 67 at Ridgely after a brief illness from a brain blood clot. Survived by Laura Sigler and two sons Charles and William. Also noted are death notices for George E. Davis aged 79 in Catonsville, and other local deaths including Jefferson Warfield Cohee age six, Mrs Eliza Fountain, Mrs John Jay, and Mrs J C Mullikin with funeral details and survivor lists where provided.

Denton National Bank Sigler Messrs H. L. Cooper J. L. Everngam J. Hi. Nichols M. B. Stephens O. W. Downes George E. Davis Catonsville Wilimington Delaware Silverbrook Preston Ridgely Gettysburg Pas M. E. Church M. I. Church Choptank Jefferson Warfield Cohee Emma Cohee Jefferson Cohee Eliza Fountain Alexander Fountain Aston John Jay Denton J. C. Mullikin Easton

Special Course in Agriculture at Ridge ly High School

Beginning January 9 a winter course in agriculture will run at Ridge ly Agricultural High School. It covers agronomy annual husbandry horticulture dairying and farm accounting with no fees and free lab use. Designed for young men who left regular school to pursue practical farm study. Prof. C H Schopmeyer offers full details.

Ridgely Agricultural High School C. H. Schopmeyer

Federalsburg Board of Trade Aims to Grow Town’s Prosperity

The Federalsburg Board of Trade, led by President Thomas H. Chambers and officers H Burdette Messenger vice president Harry E Kinder treasurer J Raymond Charles secretary, is forming plans with the Baltimore Sun noting the group will boost business. Local residents gather for holidays with many visits and social events, including church and school activities and family gatherings as skating dominates Christmas sports.

Local farming moves and hospital note in January

Weather bright, several farmers relocate assets with W A Bowen moving to Collins farm near Laurel Grove and J W Todd transfers. John Cohee shifts from Preston area to new Benjamin Whiteside property. Mrs Herman Connelly recovers from appendectomy in Easton hospital and expects home return within a month. M P Church hosts special meetings as Dr Sheridan visits January 2 and Rev Bates departs Crowe circuit for Yarboro South Carolina.

W. A. Bowen F. M. Collins Laurel Grove Herman Connelly J. W. Todd Mr. Barnes Charles Wright Todd Farm G. M. Taylor Talbot County Mr. Flecke Hallowell Mr. Taylor John Cohee Preston Benjamin Whiteside Easton M. P Sheridan Maryland

Farm Transfers and Local Social Notices

Mr. Robert Saulsbury occupies the former G Nuttles farm vacated by Robert Melvin. Snowberger moves from David Marine to Pool farm. B T Seeders now owns the Marine farm. George Reed moved from Thomas Starkey to Charles Beauchamp farm. Mr. and Mrs. James W Thawley and late daughter Katharine, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Quillen and children visited near Andersontown. Will Murphey and family visited Mr. Twiford Williams, a family social. Pardo of Andersontown has two sick children with whooping cough and pneumonia. Oscar Kelley is on the sick list with a deep cold.

Robert Saulsbury G. Nuttles Robert Melvin Snowberger David Marine Farm Pool Farm B.T. Seeders Marine George Reed Thomas Starkey Charles Beauchamp James W. Thawley Katharine Harvey Quillen W. T.thawley Andersontown Will Murphey

Buck Herzog Likely to Return to Boston Next Season

Ridgely reports Buck Herzog is nearly certain to play for the Boston team, with manager Tenney favoring his stay. Herzog formerly rose with the Giants after breaking in under McGraw, and recent New York baseball events show him pairing often with Tenney, boosting his chances.

Baltimore Buck Herzog Moston Nationals Fred Lake Doves Fred ‘Tenney Herzog Boston Tenney McGraw Buck Giants New York Herzog and

Denton County Republican Fight Over Postmaster Backed by Key Figures

Republican factions in Denton and across Wicomico and Talbot counties pivot over the Eastern Shore feud for postmaster and naval office favors. Charles Hobbs and William Stone back rivals, while Green and Towers mobilize patrons, urging Jackson to endorse Green for postmaster amid past clashes and political bargains across the First District.

Denton Meheee Jetonakon Jackson Jacksons Caroline William F. Stone Thomas Parran John B. Hanna Stone Charles W. Hobbs Republican State Central Committee J. Stuart McDonald Naval Office Albert G. Towers Thomas R. Green Denton Talbot Internal Revenue Office Phillips Lee Goldsborough Goldsborough Eastern Shore Postmaster Green Salisbury Talbot County Cambridge Bill Parran Galdsborough Republican Party Green Lawrence LB. Towers Nobbs Towers Hobbs Messrs. W. W. Seward Ridgely John Kent Federalsburg Roosevelt Mr. Taft Mr. Towers Mr. Green H. Az. Roe

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Denton Journal the Local Department Dan Cupid Cecilia King Frederick King Anna Albert Anderson Robert Jarman Marion Jarman Edna Ree Hall Grace J. F. Jones Walter Covey Chas Baker Robinson Nichols E. F. Shufeldt Mr. Kelley Shufeldt John Lynch Jonh Cohce Mr. Cohce Barry McMahan Lynch Joseph Gallagher Ed. Paisley F. Paisley Lars S. Sennett Estelle Mrs S. S. Sennett Fowling Creek G. F. Lane Wesley Towers J. F. Christopher Two Johns J. KF. Christopher Harmony W. S. Reed Andrew Towers John Willoughby Cleveland Henry Wesley Harry Collins Ira Flaharty Frampton Farm Ganey D. Stewart W. Carroll Pastorfield Corinne Mowbray 5. G. Whattle Elizabeth Duffey M. J. Woodford and Family Annie Macklin Spring City van Gesel L. Stanley Deakyne The Baltimore Star Mr. Blarry Roe Annie Jester William J. Gootee Hillsboro Corn, Soc Nerologic John A. Sigler Laura Sigler Miss Smith Sylvester Smith Charles William Randolph-Macon College George Sigler Richard T. Carter Cirvtine Bourne Alliance Preserving Company Bank of Orphans’ Court Orertea Holand Evere New -York Paterson W. E. Habbart Denton Cemetery Paul Holsinger W. W. Seward J. M. Swing Harvey L. Cooper J. M. Short MR. Jackson
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