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.
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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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
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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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Also Mentioned on This Page
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