Local notices tease sales and public events in Caroline County
The column lists Ping Pongs at 25 cents, a pe-inventory sale by W R Wright, and a new tomato contract by B W Parker. It notes Mrs Julia Day’s former store becoming a grocery and meat shop, upcoming high school drama Rebecca's Triumph, a stock-reducing sale, skating rinks in Masonic Hall and Downes building, and county actions including James & Ellegood’s $3000 fee and Salisbury tax matters. It reports Denton sewer progress, a bridge project on the Choptank, and a Kingston earthquake letter from Rev Dr Thomas H Lewis. It records the death of James Beachamp and a cousin’s obituary details, plus a Michigan paper on J W Johnson recovering from typhoid.
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Journal
W. T. Bradley
Carter Block
W. R. Wright
B. W. Parker
Ulia Day
Joseph KH. Andrews
Andrews
Ridgely
U1. PF. Steven
The
Caroline High School
Dremms
Rebecca
Masonic Mall
Gilbert Hagadone
Masonic Hall
Messrs. L. 2B. Towers
Enoch George, Jr
Downes
Main Street
James &. Ellegood
Salisbury
Wicomico County
Baltimore, Chesapeake & Atlantic Railway Company
Denton
Berghaus & Mollitt
Marl Road
Copptank River
Greensborough
Thomas H. Lewis
Western Maryland College
Lewis
Kingston
Jamica
Maryland
James Beachamp
Concord
Concord M. E. Church
S. P. Shipman
Beachamp
Lueckerman
Herbert Beachamp
Charles E. Todd
South Haven
Michigan
Our County
Purnell Johnson
J. W. Johnson
M. Hale & Co
Earth
Social event headlines heavy with prizes and marriages
A large ochre party hosted by Miss Caroline P. Reddon featured first prizes to Mrs William D Abler and Mrs George E Saulsbury with other winners including Miss Bertha Stewart and Nep L Towers. Numerous guests from Easton Ridgely Ingleside and beyond attended. A second wedding in the First district saw Mr Charles Walls and Miss Alda Port wed quietly at the bride’s parents home with the groom’s father-in-law officiating. The couple planned a brief wedding journey and future residence at the Brick Hotel. A second marriage connected Miss Lydia Milbourne and Mr Thomas Heather in Marydoll, followed by a reception and homeward drive to Maine Street. The column also notes social gatherings at Maud Stewart’s peanut party and gatherings at Chestnut Hill and various visits by local families and visitors across the region.
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Caroline P. Reddon
William D. Abler
George E. Saulsbury
Bertha Stewart
Nep
L. B. Towers
Charles Stevens
Edward Ringgold
Oscar Clark
F. 2. Owens
Hi. L. Cooper
Wm. J. Trek
Pearl Griffin
Clara Wilsung
Ida Downes
Dora
Gelletly
May Gelletly
Nellie Richardson
Helen Richardson
Nan Garey
Clara Hobbs
Ethel Anderson
Laura Wix
Berthay Stewart
Ella Nuttle
P. R. Fidder
de F. N. Nichols
Alan Goldsboroush
KE. M.noble
T. Fred Towers
J. Kemp Stevens
Bennett Todd
Methodist Episcopal Church ‘Salish
Easton
George W. Mowbray
Charles Hammond
William E. Norris
Marguerite Mentzer
Wm. E. Davidson
James I.matthews
Walls
Lydia Milbourne
Thomas E. Heather
Marydol
Catrid Taylor
Mendelssohn
E. H. Collins
Jee Heather
Maine Street
Maud Stewart
First Street
Nettie Belle Longfellow
Maude ,Clark
Ford Cook
George S. Hayes
William A. Stewart
Bartha Stewart
Nettie B. Longfellow
Emily H. Knotts
Katherine Stewart
Lydia H. Hughes
Elsie E. Green
Helen Barnhart
Maude Clark
Elizabeth Garey
Messrs
Alonzo Mullikin
Queen Anne
Reuben M. Raleigh
Tuckahoe Neck
Carrie March Rickards
Sarah Eliza Rickards
Harriet Saulbury Wright
Edith Amelia Clark
Mary Charles
Bartlett DeFord
Myra Marie Anthony
Nina Bishop
Ralph S. Meredith
Theobald B. Hall
William Franklin Rickards
Harvey L. Cooper
Chester
BE. H. Lane
Whiteleysburg
Hattie Dukes
Philadelphia
Jonzie Stafford
J. B. Port
Huntingdon, Pa
Ida J. McIlvaine
D. D. Taylor
Centreville
Farm wife near Trappe nets 343 from poultry sales in 1906
The wife of a Talbot County farmer near Trappe earned 343.63 from poultry in 1906. Chickens and ducks brought 63.56, turkeys 173.50, geese 7.34, feathering 40.14. No eggs accounted for.
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Talbofis
Trappe
Hunters lose dogs in Talbot river crossing incident
A group led by Mesars F Edward Jarrell and H E Sparks chased foxes at Talbot river when several hounds were drowned crossing the water. Only five dogs returned by press time, with others presumed lost, signaling a costly setback for the sportmen.
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F. Edward Jarrell
H. E. Sparks
Harry Fisher
E. M. Garey
Robert Fleetwood
Wilber Pennington
Jos
Brown
Terry Hughes
Talbot
Messrs
Jarrell
Bhis
Frank Mines
Frank Bently
Logan Banks
George H. Benvon
Eugene Gardner
T. Alan Goldsborough
Mines
Bentley
Banks
F. E. Jarrell
Holiness Mission
Cora Downes
Hedderson
Ariivaoe
M.e.church
D. J. Givan
Clark
Delmar
Laura Mason
Easton
W. E. Mason
New Orleans
W. J. Mason
Stewart & Jarrell
A. D. Branford
Hobbs
Death of Mrs. Margaret Wright shocks Stevensville readers
Friends report the death on Wednesday morning of Mrs. Margaret Wright wife of Rev. T. H. Wright formerly pastor of Caroling Circuit at her Stevensville Maryland home. A local thief warned to stop stealing wood piles or risk medical costs. Otis Stafford of Philadelphia visits his sisters Mrs. Raughley and Mrs. Garrett. Mary Thawley improves from tonsillitis. Margaret Simpson and Mrs. Voss remain ill at home.
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Margaret Wright
T. H. Wright
Caroling Circuit
Stevensville
Kent Island
Otis Stafford
Philadelphia
Ernest Raughley
A. T. Garrett
Mary Thawley
Margaret Simpson
Voss
Local Social Notes and Family Visits Reported
Miss Atkinson of Pennsylvania returns home after visiting Miss Elphonsie Goodwin. Ice houses fill with ice from the heavy freeze. Sick list includes Mrs. Wm. Reed, Mr. Reynolds's child, C. B. Hollingsworth, and Mrs. Arrants. Mrs. T. O. Sherwood visits sister Mrs. Smith in Philadelphia. Nolan Steele returns from Philadelphia. Alice Montague and Lola Jones visit friends in Wilmington. Manning Steele of Baltimore stays with his parents for a few days.
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Philadelphia
Alice Montague
Lola Jones
Wilmington
Mrs Bertha Moore Hosts Guest Grey From Wyoming
Miss Bertha Moore entertained friends last Saturday in honor of Miss Grey of Wyoming Delaware. A guessing contest of birds animals and flowers awarded Miss Effa W Heather first prize and Mr Cooper of Dover second. Refreshments of fruits ices and cake served at a late hour. Miss Cora M Pippin of Hillsboro visited parents. Revival services underway at the M E Church. Everyone invited.
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Bertha Moore
Miss Grey
Wyoming
Del
Effa W. Heather
Mr. Cooper
Dover
Miss Moore
Cora M. Pippin
Hillsboro
M. E. Church
Local Notes From Greensboro and Nearby Towns
Greensboro reports Fred Murphy sustained a facial injury when injuring his chin while attempting to jack up a car engine. Dr. Goldsborough attended the wound. Mrs. George W. Eliason of Greensboro visits Centraville with her daughter Mrs. J. H. C. Legg. Ellenton couple Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ross visit H. A. Rawlings. Edith Harrington of Farnhurst Del visits town. James Harrington has returned from Philadelphia.
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Fred Murphy
Goldsborough
George W. Eliason
Greensboro
J. H. C. Legg
Centraville
Joseph Ross
Ellanton
H.A. Rawlings
Edith Harrington
Farnhurst
Del
James Harrington
Philadelphia
Fisher and Noble To Operate Local Canning House This Year
Dr. P. R. Fisher and Prof. B. M Noble will operate the canning house at this place this year. They are to pay fifteen cents a basket. Mr. Charles H. Merriken and Mr. Clarence 8. Franks were in Washington and Baltimore this week.
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P. R. Fisher
B. Mnoble
Charles H. Merriken
Clarence
Irrevocable Sin Lesson and Local Church Notices
Rev Dr Koons preached at Templeville on the Hebrews text and the danger of a transient sinful life. Notices include Burrsville quarterly conference February 9, ordination sermons for Mr Weir, Denton Methodists February slate, and forthcoming M E Church services led by Rev Dr McGilton and Rev Dr Lightbourne.
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Dr. Koons
Templeville
Koons
Mau
A. A. Bichell
Burrsville
Wesley Church
Morgan
Wesley
Central
Wm. N. Weir
Grace Church
New York
Adams
James A. Mitchell
Centreville
Chesley Gantt
J. Gibson Gantt
Weir
Christ Church Parish
Queen Anne County
Denton Methodist Protestant Church
J. I. Mills
D. D
Baltimore
G. M
Mra. J. Howard Pasterfield
A. W. Lightbourne
McGilton
M. E
Thawley’s Church
Pittman Family Seeks Residence on Main Street
A.B. Pittman and family have rented the Main Street house formerly owned by J.P. White and will retreat from Philadelphia to occupy it. News arrives of the death of an infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Patterson of Philadelphia. An infant of Rev. Sparklin and James Bowman, age fifteen, buried at Mt. Pleasant cemetery. Mrs. E. P. Barber and daughter Carolyn visited Mrs. E. P. Messenger. Fred Gambrill no longer employed at the government printing office in Washington. Dr. George Galloway, recently ill, can be out again. The kindling wood mill continues filling orders from Philadelphia.
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A.B. Pittman
Main Street
J.P. White
Philadelphia
H. N. Patterson
John Sparklin
James Bowman
Mt. Pleasant
E. P. Barber
Carolyn
E. P. Messenger
Fred Gambrill
Government
Washington
George Galloway
Local Family News and Home Goods Ad Brief
The five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs John Dean broke her arm after a fall from stairs. Mr and Mrs Thomas McMahon visited Mr and Mrs John Williamson on Sunday. Local boys enjoyed skating on mill ponds. Wall paper patterns offered at 5e to 8a per piece with gilt options and window shades priced at 240 each from Thomas and Messer located 1016 West Baltimore Street Baltimore.
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John Dean
Thomas McMahon
John Williamson
Thomas & Messer
Baltimore St
Baltimore
Noahs Ark and the Covenant Faithful Believer
A Sunday school Bible analysis describes Noah as a just man who walked with God in a world filled with wickedness. It explains the ark as God’s saving plan, built by Noah by faith, and his family entering before the flood. The message links the ark to Christ as the ultimate safety and calls all to flee to Him for salvation.
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Nosh
Noah
God
Caracline Builds Notable New Caroline Jail
Sheriff Seward plans to move with family to the new jail next week as interior completion proceeds. Pilchard and Furness contractors are praised for a secure, sanitary, well heated and ventilated prison. The residence features oak halls, tile fireplaces, and a large laundry with hot and cold water, marking a valuable public improvement on the Eastern Shore.
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Caracline
Seward
Messrs
Pilchard & Furness
Por
Thara
A. T. Reichman
Caroline
Orphans court actions on estates and sales approved
In the Orphans court on Tuesday, administrators presented accounts of sales for several estates including Alenid Kemmey and Joshua Y. King, with approvals. The will of Tilghman Nuttle was presented for probate. Orders to sell private property and caveat cases were discussed with postponement. Debts and final accounts for William H. Casho were examined and approved, and Marion Beck was authorized to sell and assign certain mortgages.
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Elizabeth A. Kimmey
Alenid Kemmey
Sarah King
Daniel KK. Crouse
Joshua Y. King
James A. Trazzare
Emory D
Mary Frances
Anna E
Kimmey
Tilghman Nuttle
William B. Nuttle
Clara B. Williamson
Harvey L. Cooper
Arthur W. Williamson
George W. Raughley
Emma B. Casho
Daniel J. Aacharias
William H. Casho
Marion L. Beck
Martha Beck
Remarkable Lime Promise for Land Improvement
A promotional piece extols LeGore's Combination Lime as the top land improver and crop prover. It claims a ton costs about $3 and yields 3 tons of corn value per ton, with $100 gross income from one ton of lime beyond pasture. Encourages regular use, warns neglect poisons soil, details LeGore Lime Co. address in LeGora Maryland. Also notes Senate budget debates and a Talbot County Fair directors meeting with W. Oscar Collier elected president.
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LeGore
LeGore Combination Lime Co
LeGora, Md
Talbot County
W. Oscar Collier
Real estate transfers filed in Denton area records
Clerk Thomas L. Day recorded numerous transfers for the prior month, detailing buyers, sellers, parcels by district, and prices. Notable entries include H. B. Messenger to Herman Wright Federalsburg property for 362 dollars and John H. George to W. D. Berkey 142 acres in the Sixth district for 7000 dollars.
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Thomas L. Day
H. B. Messenger
Herman Wright
Federalsburg
Samuel G. Nuttle
William Murphy
Nathan Minner Et al
D. J. Zacharias, Jr
Geo. W. Price
Mariott, Anthony
Martha Everngam
C. H. Clark
A. G. Fleetwood
Nathaniel Phillips
Denton
Mary F. Towers
Annie H. Downes
John H. George
W. D. Berkey
Leary R. Lewis
James W. Davis
David M. Cheezum
A. J. Messick
Webb
L. B. Towers
George T. Redden
W. Penn Willis
George Taylor
Robert J. Dean
Rev. T. F. Imler
Arthur J. Andrew
George W. Donovan
Fred R. Owens
Konrad Zellweger
Mary F. Kenney
John O. Fisher
Edward Sapp
Annie F. Kinnamon
Thomas H. Chambers
C. E. Connelly
Federalaburg
John Stevens
George F. Noble
Hickman
B. T. Seeders
Pratt T. Taylor
Elisha ©. Hubbard
Silas E. Strong
F. S. Todd
Vaughn J. Todd
Caroline County Bank
W. W. & T.A. Goldsborough
Greensboro
William Kleinschmidt
A.M
E. H. Plutachack
Annie E. Betson
J. B. Orrell
J. H. Nichols
A. W. Sisk
R. A. Tufft
Leroy E. Tufft
J.B. Wright
A. W. Bradley
W. S. Williams
William W. Murphy
Carroll Callahan
J. P. Holsinger
Ridgely
C. L. Johnson
James W. Andrew
J. M. Hackett
James M. Short
Brockway
Denton Wharf
KE. J. Wooley
C. W. Smith & Son
G.C. Reick
John D. Reick
Robert Gruwell
Charles F. Jarman
Goldsboro
F. P. Covey
Thomas G. and
Bassie Clark
Beware of a cold and its dangers
Every cold weakens the lungs and opens the door to serious diseases such as pneumonia consumption diphtheria scarlet fever and whooping cough. Cure it now with Chamberlains Cough Remedy. Sold by Douglass Drug Store Hillsboro A Li Duffey.
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Chamberlain
Douglass Drug Stage
A. Li. Duffey
Hillsboro
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Orphans’ Court
Sonool
Boaks
Fen
the Local Department
Fshore
Williams
Dr. McGilton
Jesus
United States
Jesus of Nazareth
Flo
Medien
Euddy
Mrs. Eddy
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science Religion
Christian Brotherhood
W.C. Williams
Baurraville
Llenderson
Mr. Manning Steele
Hoabbes
Nowa
Hynson
Senate
Foraker
Aldrich
Lodge
Offa Stump
Pikeville
Caroline County
Chapel District
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