Local notices and events in Denton area
Local departments report Washington's Birthday banking closure and street improvements in Sadlersville. Cambridge raises 180 for Belgian children. Theatre and organ project portions noted for Preston Methodist Church. Obituary: James Edward Bell, 72, long county ward. Denton shoemaker E F Wabntot buys repair shop. Public notices include unclaimed letters, tomato growers meeting, and upcoming Frances Willard Memorial at the courthouse with a full program. Ice reports and cold spell dominate the week with Willard memorial planning citywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I’reston
James Edward Bell
Fara
Jame
E. F. Wabntot
Denton
Crowe
Christian Missions
Wameron
Ladies Aid Society
Buck Hotel
Albert Ginn
Minnis
Tuckahoe Neck
AL Cooper
Iiwinn
C. S. Kauffman
F. B. Nuttle
Salisbury
Wyatt
M. E
George Joebel
Strouse High Art
J. L. Everngain
Caroline Tomato Growers Association
Newcomer Uiges
Ernest Ewing
Geo. Krimmel
KR. W. Jones
R. W. Kootts
Rebecca Gibson
Margaret Robertson
Tippie Ryland
G. Richard Percy
Caroline
State Insurance Commissioner's Office
Baltimore
Harrington
J. E. Smith
Preston’ Church
Williston Church
Smith
C. C. Deen
Fowling Creek
Williston Pond
Mason
Frances Willard
Court House
Maryland
Crouse
Memorial Fund
Jesus
Social and Personal News Highlights
February weddings and engagements listed among readers near Hobbs Devon and Greensbury. Miss Ida Butler and Mr Harry Gordon wed at the bride’s home with Rev Burdette officiating. Other notices include hospital physician Dr Lyman Porter resigning for private practice in Fairfield Pa and several families announcing nuptials and health updates across Maryland towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Butler
Charles Butler
Hobbs
Harry Gordon
Devon
Co. J. Burdette
Mina ‘Lowers
Robert Neighbors
Gordon
Baltimore Sun
Lyman R. Porter
Hahnemann General Hospital
Fairfield
Porter
University of Maryland Medical School
University Hospital
Margaret Carroll
New York
Joseph Hf. Carroll
John Steward
Benjamin Steward
Olonea Whiteleysburpy
Efsie Sputen
Levi Spicher
Denton
J. T. Beer
C. T. Wyatt
Baltimore
Methodist
John L. Alcock
Edward Long
Minnie Ruth
James Conaway
Cambridge
Col
Albert W. Sisk
Mass Sisk
Preston
the Sturtey
J. Howard Pastorfield
John V. Stowell
Corinne Mowbray
Federalsburg
Henry R. Lewis
Stephen R. Downes
Queen Anne's County
Emma Green
Philadelphia
Thomas
Maryland Road to Benefit from Federal Aid Plan
The national government approves 85 million for past roads with Maryland to receive 600,000 over five years, matched by the state for a total of 1,250,000. Funds will improve a five mile route from Bureau to Grove on the Eastern Shore, with Easton to Claiborne also selected. The project adds about one hundred miles of first class highway in Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Caroline County
Caroline
Bureau
Grove
State Commission
Cheaspeake
Easton
Claiborne
Talbot
Preston
Navy Recruiting Visit by Chief Brylin and Chief Gram
Chief Electrician G A Brylin and Chief Boatswain's Mate William Gram of the United States Navy are recruiting here to review applications from young men seeking naval service. Uncle Sam is quickly filling the ranks, and fleets will be ready if needed. They plan to move to Easton early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A Brylin
William Gram
United States Navy
Naval Service
Sam
Easton
Harmony Hosts Ladies Aids Meeting With Recitals and Games
Harmony Mrs W R Thomas entertained the Ladies Aid on Wednesday afternoon with business, games, and valentines. Miss Edgell gave two selections, refreshments followed, and the group planned to meet in March with Mrs Harry Arringdale. Family visits and local events were noted, including skating on Deens pond and several cousins visiting relatives in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Thomas
Aid
Belle Deen
Charles Schlegel
Harry Arringdate
H.C. Todd
Charles Collis
Towers Todd
Louise Arringdate
J. Ff. Christopher
Harison Todd
Marguerite Smith
Mildred Edgell
Rolanil ‘Towers
Emma Schlegel
Jennie
Marguerite
Katherine Smith
Roland ‘Thomas
Charles Collins
Ella Kelley
Andersontown
Ethel Kelley
Hanson ‘Soild
Federalsboro
Key
R. J. Busby
James F
Covey
Deen
Charles Baker
Burrsville Weather Struggles With Freezing Cold and Travel
The North and West cold snap hit Burrsville Monday night exceeding records and freezing pumps. Hardware dealer R. E. Staffard keeps an exposed pipe from freezing while Vary and others wrap pipes. Funeral attendance and visits mark local life as residents travel to and from Philadelphia. G. L. Blades remains on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Staffard
F. E. Cahalt
Lester
Philadelphia
William Parris
G. L. Blades
Ladies Aid re organizes with new officers and meeting plans
The Ladies Aid met at Mrs Mollie Harding s home last Thursday with Louise Legates Ettie Thompson Nettie Thomas Mollie Harding Minnie Blades Florence Deen Ula Legates Janie Hall Wictie Pritchett Lillian Blades Jennie Hall Edna Waddell present. Officers elected for the year are President Willie Pritchett vice president Edna Waddell secretary Nettie Thomas and treasurer Lillian Blades. A new member Anna Carroll joined. Next meeting set for March 8 at 2 o clock with Mrs Nettie Thomas. Also noted was the sudden death of Mr John Baynard aged 89, survived by wife and one son. Mrs Frank M Collins visiting parents Captain and Mrs H Perry in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Blades
Anna Carroll
Nettie Thomas
John Baynard
Frank M. Collins
H. Perry
Baltimore
Templeville Social Notes and Local Visits
Templeville residents report guests including Mr and Mrs Homer Stufft Greensboro and Mr Henja Starkey Sunday. The Ladies Aid met with Mrs Eugene Everett Wednesday. Emma McKnett and Pearl Cooper visited Easton friends. Roland Knotts Ridgely stayed with his mother Kate Knotts. Local youth enjoyed skating trips to Henderson mill. Wright Robinson returned from a three week Marcus Hook trip. Mumps remain prevalent locally.
Queen Anne Local Notes Highlight Visits and Home Improvements
Rev J B Hupman returns from visiting relatives near Washington Mrs Downes of Queenstown visits daughter Mrs C H Cordrey Miss Mildred Short spends weekend with friends near Goldsboro Miss Mary Straughn ill at home near town Mr Herbert Stayton improves home with electric lights Miss Addie Morgan visits relatives in Greensboro
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Anne
J. B. Hupman
Washington
Downes
Queenstown
C.H. Cordrey
Mildred Short
Galdsboro
Mary Straughn
Hignutt Family Updates and Local Changes
Concord notes Mr and Mrs Emmett Hignutt improved from illness. Murphy and Hayes plan to move their mill from W T Hignutt’s woods into Delaware. Miss Anna Hignutt returns from visiting friends and relatives. Mrs Ida Johnson buys a fine horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Emmett Hignutt
Murphy & Hayes
W. ‘F T. Hignutt
Delaware
Anna Hignutt
Ida Johnson
Russell Family Visiting Greensboro Friends and Relatives
Greensboro hosts Emmett Russell his wife and son Harry from Atlantic City visiting local friends and relatives. The Prayer Circle gathered at George Langrell and wife’s home. Scout Joe Riddleberger departed Monday for Eddystone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Russell
Harry
Atlantic City
George Langrell
Joe Riddleberger
Eddystone
Ridgely News Column Sees Socials And Local Happenings
The Ridgely column reports a Valentine social at the Methodist parsonage with 75 attendees featuring pulling the dart the rogues gallery and prizes for best rogues detector Miss Bertleoukes won 35 of 39 prizes Mrs Clarry Swann took top dart pull and Miss Fairlee Habbart earned the consolation valentine. Local residents including Charles Lincoln Herzog the New York Giants captain explores aviation in Florida and plans to learn from Curtiss and army aviators. A concrete highway from Stevenson's Corner to the high school is planned for spring with a May 1 start. The Farmers Institute and Treble Club events are slated at the high school, along with a Washington’s Birthday program shared by two schools. The sick list notes several names and Mrs T F Imler improves while Rev L S Matthews and Rev W E Habbart preach. The fourth quarterly conference requests Rev W E Stabbart’s return. Other items mention visitors, hospital stays, sewing circles, a thirtieth wedding anniversary surprise for Mr. and Mrs. Seward, and local social visits. Revival services are planned at the Methodist Church. A Valentine social scene, aviation news, and town improvements frame the week’s local happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jadiev Aiq
Ridgelyites
Bertleoukes
Clarry Swann
Fairlee Habbart
Frank ‘Taylor
Edith Yost
Charles Lincoln Herzog
New York Giants
Sam
Florida
Jack McGee
Pensacola
Herzog
Mr. Herzog
Baltimore Sun
Rom Stevenson
Sthe
Farmers’ Institute
Auditorim
Treblectet Club
Lyceum
Ed. Smith
L. Morgan
Stella Diefenderfer
John Swing
Wilbur Pennington
T. F. Imler
Selby Smith
Lane
Bowers
Hobbs
L. S. Matthews
W. E. Habbart
J. E. Gallagher
Trainer
Maryland
Marcus Hook
Methodist Church
Wise
W. E. Stabbart
Harry Gibson
Delmar
Joseph Gibson
Elis
Laura Stevenson
Asheville
N. C
Ebenezer M. E. Church
Ruthsburg
Charles Cannon
Aid Treasury
Catherine Clark
Easton Hospital
Lula Hevalow
Baltimore
Frank Ludlow
Little Frank, Jr
Frank Long
C. L. Opperman
T. L. Day
Nellie Thompson
Stratford
Conn
J. C. Madara
A. ©. Saulsbury
Salisbury
Mr. Gottwall
Washington
Harvey Holsinger
the Reformed Church
M. H. Thomas
Lillian Pippin
A. W. Thompson
Wilmington
Howard Keehan
Carney's Point
Ridgely
Cline Smith
Hurlock
Samuel Bear
Ex Mayor William F. Chilton native of Caroline dies
The Frederick News reports the death of former Frederick mayor William F. Chilton. A resident of Caroline County he was a respected citizen and church worker. He married Cecilia Cunningham, daughter of the late Judge B A Cunningham of Frederick. The Chilton estate included a mill long abandoned and the Chilton Woods campground. He was nephew of Matthew Chilton and cousin of Mrs William K Scotton of Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
William F. Chilton
Wust
Chilton
Cecilia Cunningham
B.A. Cunningham
Carohoe County
Willian Chilton
Chilton’s
Matthew Chilton
William K. Scotton
Denton
West Denton Shirt Factory Opens Under McCawley Co
Mr AL Meredith master mechanic and Miss Daisy Montague supervising branches left after a two week visit praising the start of the new McCawley Co shirt factory in West Denton. Annie Hoffacker now in charge. The Baltimore headquartered firm plans expansion as Denton hires skilled workers with pay up to 13 dollars weekly for experienced hands and three dollars or more for learners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Denton
AL. Meredith
Amd
Daisy Montague
McCawley & Co
Annie Hoffacker
New Freedom
Baltimore
Denton
R. W. Emerson
Death Valley Dodge to Be Shown in Parker's Theatre
The Death Valley Dodge film will screen Saturday evening February 24 in Parker's Theatre Denton. The Dodge Brothers production portrays perilous desert and mountain trips with realistic action, praised as highly convincing by local hardware firm head E Mc Neal Shannahan. Greensboro will show the picture the same evening. Mr C HL Dean represents Death Valley Dodge and other cars. Decline to Meet Mr Harvey in Debate. Tilghman Harvey of Burrsville has challenged many leaders to a liquor question debate, but all invited figures including Cardinal Gibbons and various pastors and doctors have declined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Death Valley Dodge
Parker's
Theatre
Denton
Dodge Brothers
Death Valley
E. McNeal Shannahan
Shannahan & Wrightson Hardware Co
Harvey
Tilghman Harvey
Burrsville
Cardinal Gibbons
Arthur B. Kinsolving
C. A. Rubenstein
Har Sinai Temple
Hoffman
William H. Welch
Lee Wells F. Barker
Wm. S. Halstead
Hugh Young
John
From Labor They Now Rest Obituary Lines
Mrs Frances T Bishop of Queenstown died February 3 after a six week illness aged 84. Surviving children include Mrs Edward Hammond and several Bishops in Queen Anne s County. Mrs Thawley, 75, daughter of Boone, died last week. her long life connected to Boonsboro. Samuel Lord found dead with shotgun in Harmony. funeral at Zion Church near Williamsburg. Owen Knotts Jr aged eleven months died of pneumonia in Camden Delaware. Barbara Stutzman 67 died near here. survived by sons and a brother in Johnstown. Joseph Sparks 50 died in Greensboro. William H S Hord 70 died suddenly in Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances T. Bishop
John Bishop
Queenstown
C. P. Bishop
Effie Bishop
G. J. Harley
James Hi. Dodd
Queen Anne's County
Harley
Baltimore
Martin V. ‘Thawley
Centreville
Thawley
Thomas H. Lord
Denton
Thomas Lord
Harmony
Ziay Church
Williamsburg
Owen Knows, Jr
Baby Hospital
Camden
Del
Alfred Smith
Odd Fellows
J. Owen Knotts
Barbara Stutzman
Martin Stutzman
George
Sturgman
Cambria County
Bruce
Edgar
Johnstown
Joseph H. Sparks
H. Claude Rawlings
Greensboro
William H. S. Hord
Prune Burn and Spray Now in Orchard Upkeep
Practical guidance for immediate orchard care including clearing marked trees, burning debris, cleaning brush, treating wounds with coal tar and creosote, removing cocoons, pruning fruit trees, addressing fire blight and cankers, spraying for pests and cankers, pruning grape vines, and turning over manure piles to preserve liquid manure before snow melts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of American Forestry
Federalsburg High School Closes Over Coal Shortage
Federalsburg reports a coal famine forcing the high school to close since the end of last week. Teachers visited St. Michaels and Easton schools midweek. Local residents visited Cambridge Hospital where Captain John Martino underwent tumor removal. W.A. Wheatley Jr. is spending the weekend with his ill mother in Chestertown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federalsburg
St. Michaels
Easton
George Jefferson
Mollie Martino
Captain Martino
Cambridge Hospital
John Martino
W.A. Wheatley, Jr
Chestertown
Miss Blanche Chaffinch Hosts Honor for Miss Sadie Hollis
Friends of Miss Blanche Chaffinch held a pleasant party Saturday evening for guest Miss Sadie Hollis of Greenwood. Music and games filled the night before guests went to the dining room for ample refreshments. Miss Hollis returned home to Greenwood after the weekend visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Chaffinch
Sadie Hollis
Greenwood
Sadie Hollis Tas
Ida Chaffinch
Bridgeville
Kent Growers Aim for 25 Cent Basket Price
Kent growers largely push for a 25 cent per basket price while three Dorchester packers have contracted farmers at 30 cents a basket for 60 baskets, equaling $18 total. The deal sets a higher price for the Dorchester arrangement and signals market tension in local produce trade. The figures reflect negotiating positions as growers seek better returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
Dorchester
Social notes from Edinburgh and Delaware
Edinburgh residents Mr. Kennard Shults and Misses Margaret Cuppett and Viola Clayville spent Saturday evening with friends in Delaware. Jr. Harry Hensler from Easton Pa spent the week at W J Faulkner's home. Mrs John Janson traveled to Wilmington to attend her father's funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburgh
Kennard Shults
Margaret Cuppett
Viola Clayville
Delaware
Harry Hensler
Easton
W. J. Faulkner
John Janson
Wilmington
Local Visits Reported Across Hickman Area
Hickman residents Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Carroll visited Mrs. Carrolls parents Mr. and Mrs. Sam Carey last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Flitchen of Hickman visited his parents on the first of the week. Miss Lulu E. Wathers spent Sunday with her aunt Mrs. P. A. Jester. Mrs. Laura Stokes, formerly ill, is slowly improving. Mr. Willie Liden lost a valuable young horse last Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickman
Eddie Carroll
Sam Carey
Flitchen
Lulu E. Wathers
P. A. Jester
Laura Stokes
Willie Liden
Birthday Surprise for Mr. Willis in Friendship
One of Friendship's oldest citizens, James S. Willis, was honored on February 6 for his 77th birthday with a gathering at his home. Neighbors and friends attended as the crowd filled the house, shared homemade candies, fruits, cakes, and ice cream, and the guests departed near midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James S. Willis
Friendship
Mr. Willis
Jas. S. Willis
J. B. Patton
Charlie Edgell
George Towers
C. F. Noble
Lewis Harlowell
Marie Nicholas
Delineth Noble
Evelyn Todd
Milton Willis
Lee Nobile
Earl Towers
Charles Noble
Carlton Chistopher
Early hatching boosts winter egg production in poultry
United States Department of Agriculture specialists urge early hatchings to have pullets ready to lay by fall. Hatching by April 30 ensures laying when eggs are scarce and prices high. Incubators or nearby broody hens can help break late-maturing cycles, with Maryland government farms reporting strong fall-winter laying averages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Government Poultry Farm
Maryland
War resources commission appointed by Governor Harrington in Maryland
Governor Harrington named a wartime resources commission to work with authorities to determine Maryland’s war resources. The list includes Carl R. Gray of Western Maryland Railway, B Howell Griswold of the Board of Trade, Howard Bruce of Bartlett-Hayward, Frank N. Hoen of M and M Association, J C Legg of the Chamber of Commerce, Charles M. Cobn of Consolidated Gas, A W Thompson of the B and O Railroad, Holden A. Evans of Baltimore Shipbuilding, Frank R. Kent of the Baltimore Sun, Charles E. Reiman of Western National Bank, G R Sinnickson of Pennsylvania Railroad, William H. Killian of oyster packing, Francis M. Jencks of Maryland League for National Defense, Stuart Olivier of the Baltimore News, Gen Felix Angus, state treasurer John M. Dennis, and Redmond C. Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrington
Maryland
Carl R. Gray
Western Maryland Railway
B. Howell Griswold
Board of Trade
Howard Bruce
Bartlett-Hayward Company
Frank N. Hoen
Merchants and Manufacturers' Association
J. C. Legg
Chamber of Commerce
Charles M. Cobn
The
Consolidated Gas Company
A. W. Thompson
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Holden A. Evans
Baltimore Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
Frank R. Kent
Baltimore Sun
Charles E. Reiman
Western National Bank
G. R. Sinnickson
Pennsylvania Railroad
William H. Killian
State Conservation Commission
Francis M. Jencks
Maryland League For National Defense
Stuart Olivier
Baltimore News
Gen
Felix Angus
John M. Dennis
Redmond C. Stewart
Local Social Busybody Notes From Hillsdoro
Mrs W Le Thompson enjoyed a surprise birthday party last Friday evening. Mr John Holt of Wilmington visited his parents over Sunday. Mr and Mrs Wm Powell of Mantana have been visiting friends in town. Miss Emma Stevens returned from a visit with friends in Sadlersville. Mrs W L Mason visited Miss Laura Mason in Easton last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. le Thompson
John Holt
Wilmington
J. E. Holt
Wm. Powell
Manntana
Emma Stevens
Sadlersville
W. L. Mason
Laura Mason
Easton
In Memoriam for Sallie E. Jester Dear Mother
In loving remembrances of Sallie E. Jester who died February 19, 195. The verse recalls her grave, peaceful resting place and enduring motherly love. Signed by her son Atkins Jester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twny
Sallie E. Jester
Atkins Jester
Orphans Court Sits On Multiple Admin Actions Involving Heirs
Judges Liden Moore and Covey presided as Cora E. Murphy administratrix filed lists and first and final accounts in Raymond Murphy estate, approved with banking deposit authorization for minor funds. Knotts to sell Caroline Sparks real estate. releases from distributees approved. Chaffinch estate first and final accounts passed. Wright Lane and Harrison estates filed sales accounts, approved. Barte estate letters granted to Habis. Appraisers named. notices to creditors ordered. Madara guardian to pay maintenance. Harvey L. Cooper's nine guardian accounts approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liden, Moore and
Covey
Orphans’ Court
Cora E. Murphy
Raymond Murphy
J. Owen Knotts
Caroline Sparks
Gertie Nichols
Gertrude Butler
Charles E. Butler
Guardian
Alexine J. Chaffinch
Thomas L. Chaffinch
George K. Wright
Mary C. Lane
Jesse Wright
Charles B. Harrison
John H. Collins
William James Barte
Charles L. Habis
James H. Pippin
John H. Mitchell
Nettie C. Dean
Virginia D. Ames
Charles H. Dean
Joseph Cregg
Wm. G. Smith
F. S. Smith
John S. Bowdle
Jacob C. Madara
Harvey L. Cooper
Frederick Garland Madara
Mixed Farming Advice and Local Notices echo Easton Ledger
A farm note urges 50 to two producing hens per average farm for steady meat, eggs, and income. The Easton Ledger reports county office candidates emerging and hot pursuit for some posts. Lincol n celebration by local Colored people and Douglass centenary observances noted. Government seeks stenographers and typists aged 18 plus, with applications to Secretary, Fourth Civil Service District, Washington, D.C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton Ledger
Frederick Douglass
Fourth Civil Service District
Washington, D.C
Junior Order Anniversary Banquet for Caroline Council
The twentieth anniversary of Caroline Council No. 175 Jr. O U A M will be celebrated February 22 with a banquet for members and friends. Over 5,400 has been paid for relief of members and dependents in its decades of service. The State Council has 184 subordinate councils with 28,600 members. The National Council maintains a general benefit department with a surplus of over 500,000 and cares for more than four hundred children of deceased members. Local officers include Past Councillor Louis T. Cole, Councillor C. S. Kauffman, Vice Councillor C. H. Roe, Recording Secretary H. K. Tubbs, Assistant T. D. Roe, Financial Secretary W. K. Scotton, Treasurer S. F. Cole, Chaplain W. K. Scotton, Warden J. T. Alburger, Conductor Richard Henning, Inside Sentinel T. F. Roe, Outside Sentinel J. B. Colgain, Trustees C. S. Kauffman and J. B. Colgain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Council
No. 175
State Council
National Council
Louis T. Cole
C. S. Kauffman
C. H. Roe
H. K. Tubbs
T. D. Roe
W. K. Scotton
S. F. Cole
J. T. Alburger
Richard Henning
Inside Sentinel
T. F. Roe
Outside Sentinel
J. B. Colgain
H. §. Mason
Col Tilghman Brought to Book by Kent Historians
Percy G. Skirven and Edward T. Tubbs take Colonel Oswald Tilghman to task in the Easton Gazette over criticisms of Kent history. They demand precise corrections and threaten to expose inaccuracies if not addressed publicly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Tilghman
Percy G. Skirven
Kent
Edward T. Tuts
Caroline
Maryland
Oswald Tilghman
Easton
Skirven
Talbot
Tubbs
Williston Skating Delights at the Mill Pond
Williston mill pond remains a scene of pleasant skating parties this week as the smooth frozen surface offers ideal conditions. The piece notes the pond’s beauty and contrasts conditions with other winters when snow often hinders skating, describing it as the real royce sport of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston
Maggie
Williston Mill Pond
Royce
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the Local Department
Shere
Romoto
Packer
Geatve
Everapain
Stratford Opera Company
Musomic Hall
Beane
Navy
Bothiehern
Ridgely News
Mak
Joan S. Wits
Hillsdoro
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