Local events and notices from Greensborough and surrounding towns
The note lists a stack of village happenings including a 2 PM Mozart Hall performance in Greensborough, a searchlight fitted to the Maryland Steamboat Company's steamer Joppa, hotel ventures, church services, school meetings, a temperance drama, and plans for new hotels and railroad facilities. It also mentions a Valentine party, weddings, and local civic notes with several dates and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mozart Hall
Greensborough
Maryland
Joppa
George A. Mulinzton
Dover
Capitol Hotel
Bishop Adams
Christ Church
John Wesley M. L. Church
Denton
Penton National
Casiner Wet
Kent
Reading Jersey Central
Marion de Kalb Smith
Comptroller
Legislature Debates Cigarette License Rise and Appointments
Reports from Annapolis detail a bill to raise the cigarette license from 50 to 250 annually, criticism of state printing contracts, and a pushback on appointing Joseph Henry Hooper as Cambridge justice. Governor Brown makes several forest and health appointments, with Fish Commissioners and state officials reshuffled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaceful Assembly
Efrinche
Baltimore
General Assembly
Court of Appeals
Brown
Joseph Henry Hooper
Cambridge
Hooper
Willy
Gorter
St. John’s College
John 5. Sadler
Somerset
Rider
Wicomico
Senate
Weathers
State Board of Health
Jackson Piper
Baltimore County
J. Crawford Nelson
Baltimore City
Maryland Hospital For the Insane
Henry D Farnandis
Harford County
Francis White
Gilmore Meredith
Maryland Penitentiasy
Enry Seim
Francis E. Waters
Biltmore City
Tuckahoe river improvement discussed at Capitol
A Washington dispatch to the Baltimore Sun reports Maryland officials and residents urged river deepening to Hillsborough. The delegation led by State Comptroller Smith and including Senators Dawson and Brown, along with Wooters and Holt, met river and harbor committee to press for the project. An oyster supper at Granwood Hall raised funds for Thawley's Chapel painting expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Baltimore Sun
Maryland
Tuckahoe
Capitol
Gibson
Page
Hillsborough
Smith
Diwson
Caroline County
Brown
Owen Anne's County
Wooters
Palbiot
James W. Holt
John W. Kootts
Cateb Wheeler
Granwos Hall
Tucahoe Neck
Thawley’s Chapel
Injured Sailor Parvis Found Near Rail Line in City
George Parvis, a sailor from Curefine County, arrived Tuesday to buy medicines. He was found injured early Wednesday on the Market and King street railroad, his head and face damaged. He was taken to a depot hospital then to Delaware Hospital. His account of the fall is unclear. Calvin Satterfield and Juny moved to Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God's Vineyard
Gosciner
Jackson
Washington
Wr. I. N. Jackson
Ek. Jackson Company
George Parvis
Curefine County
Parvis
Market
King Streets
Delaware Hospital
Parvig
A Gypsy in Limbo and a Dover Arrest
Mr Sidney Smith of Melville Dorst district reported a lost dearborn on Thursday night and traced it to nomads camped in Delaware. A constable accompanied him to Dover where the thief was pursued, identified, and held for Maryland authorities. Also noted is the death of Mas Accum Achman, widow of Sines Redui, at Toms Mills on Saturday. She was over sixty years old, second wife of James Redan, and stepmother of John Redman and Rev W W Redman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joppa
Point Road
Easton Ledger
Amelia A. Pippin
James Pippin
James C. Pippin
Bridgetown
Thomas II
Jamesc
Levi
Walter
Joel Pippin
Mary A. Strausshn
Amanda Coursey
Emily Downes
Centreville
Wilson
Devir
Leb
Vo J. Hessey Dilworth
Delaware City
Revs
Lider J A
Dover
Wilmington
Squire
James Pennesill
Dr. Wilson
George Hardests
St Georges
Ralph Coursey
Harrington
P.M. Money
Humeton
John P. Stutsbury
Pat Dunn
Saulsbury
Dunn
wVerus
George Hardesty
the Verus
Ralph Course
Dilworth
J. A.B. Wilson
Piper
J. A. B. Wilson
Yardesty
WP. M. Money
J. T Dilworth
Delaware City -Ecus
Penneval
Pennell
Hiram Reedy
H. A. Richardson
Sidney Smith
Melville
Dorst
Dearborn
Delaware
Liere
Dover Jul
Mairsland
Mas Accum Achman
Lite
Sines Redui
Toms Mills
Slevig
James Redan
Joh 5 Redman
W. W. Redman
Fox chase and local doings in Hillsborough area
On Wednesday morning hunters from Necs and Talbot gathered to chase a fox released on Mr Fletcher Penington's east town lot. The fox was recaptured near Mr Sheppard's stable in Tuckahoe Neck. Notable visitors included Mr Charles A Chipley of Philadelphia and family. The town notes various incidents, parish and social events, illnesses, parish posts, and local economic remarks, with many named residents and sites such as Hillsborough, Williston, Goldsborough, and Annapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Necs
Talbot
Fletcher Penington
Sheppard
Tuckahoe Neck
Charles A. Chipley
Philadelphia
Pennsslyvani Railroad
G.P. Beaven
Hillsborough
Willsborough
Johan Cooper
Wirth
Tuckahoe
Alea. Hutson
Moses Gattlieb
Denton
William Jackson
Queen Anne
Hackett’s
The Faucational Column of the Journal Endorsed Failures
The essay warns against rapid promotion in early schooling, urging teachers to keep pupils in their grade until mastery. It stresses reading comprehension, spelling tied to reading, basic arithmetic, and thorough primary instruction as foundations for future study, urging correction of any neglect of core subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephanus
Ward
Missionary Sunday Plans At Pederalsburg Church
The Idies of the M LE Church prepare a program for Missionary Sunday the last Sabbath in the month. After a recent railroad station accident stringent rules will keep children off cars near the bridge and switches. S M B Hunt of Wanamaker's visits town for health. Mrs Alice C Bloxsom of Baltimore hosted by the Misses Jefferson. Oscar Davis and family visit his mother and brother. Miss Sue Turner returns home from Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. LE
Children’s
S.m.b.hunt
Wanamaker's
Alice C. Bloxsom
Baltimore
Jefferson
Oscar Davis
Sue Turner
Preston
Comaraing the Peach Wuds and Local Obituary Echoes
Denton fruit expert J W Kerr argues most peach buds on the peninsula are dew laden and questions causes. Lt P Hopkins longtime Chapel District official dies of pneumonia, leaving estate and several adult children including Mrs Turner, Mrs Jarrell, Mrs Melvin, and J Harry Hopkins. Easton Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Kerr
Denton
Kerr
Mr Kerr
Lt. P. Hopkins
Chapel District
Hopkins
J. Frank ‘Turner
J. R. Jarrell
Easton
Geo. T. Melvin
J. Harry Hopkins
Anmpohs
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Otis Teal
Dasiles Ilri
TEP RG
Chilton’s
Whiteley's
Tire
Mozire Hall
Ocean City
Amandus Youngs
Busteed
John Schisely
Young
Maryland Council of Red Men
Caroline
Archon Hutson
Improved Order of Heptasophs
Lidic
Denton M. E Church
Court House
Caroline County Teachers’ Association
Prettyman
Luther H. Gadd
Annapolis
John W. Knotts
Mason’s Corner
Rhodes
C. C. Wheeler & Co
Harloch
Chautauqua Circle
W. E. Brown
Clara Downes
James Swann
G. W. Coblison
Bureau of Animal Industry
Annie Fisher
G. W. Townsend
Dessons
Jownsenl
Rex
Therheepig
Jasons
Dong
Paul Sis
Corinth
Gray
Pennsylvania Radlcoid Company
Pennsylvaniaulroid
Pittsburg
Erie
Pennsylvania Lines
Crio
Cleveland
Chicago
Columbus
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Pennsylvania Railroad
Valentine
Wises Jobsom
Purnell Johnson
Nellie
Prezie
Mistress Johnson
St. Valentine
Vion
Parnell Johnson
Eich
Clesenooloch
Aname Crhall
Lua Masten
Vass Lucila Smith
Sliss Ida Phawley
Limi Russel
Jennie Masten
Addie Wilson
Lena Cabal
Lia ‘Thawles
Iva Russell
Mia Lillie Moore
Eelia Statford
S.die Burke
Mass Fannie Wilson
Lily Downes
Sue Harrineton
Mecsas L. W. Hurke
James Paris
BR. TE Russell
Meo B Smith
C. Pritchett
Thomas Cahill
Charles Smith
Jed Misten
Janes Thawkes
Robert Shawley
George Blades
Will Tluharu
al DB. Stephens
J. H. Johnson
Thomas J. Ferry
AL & Church
Ladia A Gilbert
R.A. Slaughter
Lider W. JS Alurray
Sidney Gidd
John W
Lindsey McParlane
Chiton Cam
Susie C Bramble
Res
W. R. McFarlane
Lugene Davis
Smyrna National Bank
Ldith Cummins
Disid
PL W. Downes
Lol Gadd
Grosse M. Russum
George
Deaksm
Leg
Dentonians
Pliny Visher
Bob Johnson
Will Norns
No A. Hutson
Cipria Stevens
Sue George
Sallie Jee
Guifta
Ars. J. LE. Horney
Horrington
Ob. W. Downs
Lidndge Downes
Oqueen Anne’s County
Mass Ho Willaims
Marydel
Wan ‘Yodd
Clayton
Annie Cabal
Burrosville
Iva Whitby
Walter J. Roe
Navy
Luesdasy
Deahyne
Ant. Wilson
Mr. Yardesty
Yalr
Batrintonr
Grealy
Svectnve
Stites
United States
Canada
Chiago
Sunday Schools of
America
Clucaza
Banfr
Maryland Sunday School Union
N. Charles St
aAsvarotts
Philip D. Taurd
Montgomery
Thomas Schart
Baltuoreetts
Luther IL. Gadd
Dro L. Po Dasal
Vdioplian
Pixty-Oug
New York
Joe
Pari
France
Meg
Hallmore Wwarkers
Redden & Co
Terry
Calvin Satterfield
Juny
Richmond
Limbo
Joseph Brown
Thomas Jarman
John F. Russum
Will Anderson
Alexander Hardcastle
T. W. Greeenles
Trappe
M. Morgan
Elston
Kate Reynolds
C. E. Jarrell
Fowling Creek
Luther Poole
Clarence Deen
Gust Mall
Charles Hl. Todd, Sr
Ethe Leonard
Armstrong, Cator & Co
Lazir Leonard
Georgia
George W. Collison Wall
Flarmony Church
Mamie Kinder
Bridgeville
Carrie Deen
Efe Osborn
Laston
Belle Deen
Williston
Ladies’ Aid Society
Wailliamson
F.W. ‘Lowns
Albert Reichman
Shehd
Gioldsborough
Goldsborough and Henderson
Henderson
HU. Jarman
Goldsborough
Jarman
P. W.& B. Railraid
Lrappe
Mary A. Jackson
Willington
Charla M. Fidcher
Carolial County
Pederalsburg
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