Local notices and social happenings in Denton and vicinity
A review of weekly events reports entertainments at the hall, post office closure at Matthews, a fire’s impact on water supply, fishing catches, and local business moves. It notes a couple’s Denton wedding, upcoming theater, truancy of buoys on the Choptank, and various visits, births, and personal engagements across Talbot and nearby counties.
Cantata and community kindness at Marydel
Eleven youths nearly taken to Dover in sheriff custody for following bad counsel were released after Mr. A. G. Towers of Denton paid the costs. The cantata continued for the boys’ benefit as they planned to return Towers the funds. Local notes salute Mr. Towers for his act and recount school, health, and town happenings from Marydel and nearby Denton with guests and visitors.
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Dover
Shaw
A. G. Towers
Denton
Wisin Town
Towers
Belle Percy
Baltimore
Wellington Teather
Denton Lawyers
Cole
Ernest Cooper
Carroll County to Denton Bank Charter Granted
Reorganization of a local fire company elected officers including president Foeht and secretary Hanna bury. Crescent Library Society formed with Frazer as president and Miss Annie Stevenson as secretary. Epworth League officers named. Saulsbury Bros. shirt factory employing about twenty. Community notices: visits, moves, and social events. Maryland politics cover Culbreth resolution on direct tax and addresses to Congress. Denton bank charter passed for Farmers and Merchants Bank of Caroline. Continued next week.
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Roberta Hobbs
Conaway
Annie Stevenson
Frances Greene
Theo Society
Colston
Epworth League
Martha Jones
A. G. Smith
Myra Wiley
William Soward
J. H. Smith
House
Calbreth
United States
Treasury
Maryland
Congress
Culbreth
Senate
Act of Congress
Allegany
Caroline
Baltimore City
Wilson
General Assembly of
Charles Goldsborough
Robert T. Goldsborough
First Bank
Denton
Potter
Willis
Farmers and Merchant's Bank of
Farmer’s and Merchant's
William Whiteley
William Hughlett
Solomon Brown
George Reed
Frederick Tolbrook
Willis Charles
Meury Driver
James Wouston
James G. Seth
General Assembly
Village life grows with Brown Bros. factory work
Since Brown Bros. basket and crate factory began, village life has more activity as men women and children find employment. Kids race for veneering material to make berry cups in the afternoon, guarded by a man to keep them from the machinery. Winnie Lidon a Federalsburg Academy scholar and boarder of W J Mowbray who suffered a fire loss receives meritorious praise for bravery. The calf sold in Philadelphia weighed 251 pounds at 11 weeks bringing 20.08 dollars. Three weeks of skating on the mill pond delight local youth. A 33 year old horse belonging to Robert Bullock died on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown Bros
Winnie Lidon
Federalsburg Academy
W. J. Mowbray
Federalsburg
Daniel C. Adams
James N. Coulbourn
Philadelphia
Adams
Coulbourn
Mill Pond
Robert Bullock
Recommendation for Chamberlain Pain Balm in California local ad
A customer from Los Angeles reports quick relief from acute rheumatism using Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The testimonial praises the product as the best medicine known. Sold by W. E. Brown in Denton and H. Duffoy in Hillsboro.
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Castelur St
Los Angeles
Cal
Chamberlain
D. M. Hawtuton
W. E. Brown
Denton
H. Duffoy
Hillsboro
Local Veto Measure Text In Maryland Enacted Bill Proposal
The full text of the Local Veto bill is presented, detailing a majority petition requirement to bar liquor licenses in a county or city for five years unless a pro license majority petitions. It sets petition procedures, verification, public notice, medical and sacramental exceptions, enforcement powers, penalties, and effective date. The measure also specifies penalties for violations and the process for prosecutions and payments of costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly of
Maryland
Circuit Court
Superior Court
Baltimore City
Justice of the Peace
Lewis
Bankard
Hayes
Hering
Senate
Washington's Birthday Party at Masonic Hall
The Epworth League of the Methodist Episcopal Church held a Washington's Birthday Party at Masonic Hall last Friday evening. The patriotic program featured tableau scenes with George Washington and the thirteen original states, a variety of readings and musical selections, and a reception with sandwiches and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Epworth League
Methodist Episcopal Church
Masonic Hall
George Washington
W. S. Norris
Martha Washinton
Anna Stewart
Columbia
Stella Smith
Anele Sam
C. H. Stewart
Lord Baltimore
Arthur Fisher
Maryland
Lora Downes
States
Delaware
Mary Emerson
New York
Sallie Stevens
New Jersey
Sallie Allaband
Pennsylvania
Howard Pasterfield
Lena Stewart
Massachusetts
Mamie Downes
Rhode Island
Harvey L. Cooper
Connecticut
Kepler Barnette
Virginia
Nannie Nichols
North Carolina
Miss May Fisher
H. Webster
H. L. Cooper
George
Martha Washington
St. Maryland
Columbus
Uncle Sam
America
Liberty
Hiawatha
Minnehaha
Emma Satterthwaite
Jamie Douglaes
Maggie Stevens
Jennie Fisher
Willie Bower
Lamb born with twisted head draws farmer’s attention near Concord
Mr William R Fountain reported finding a malformed twin lamb in his barnyard near Concord last Thursday. The deformed lamb had a curved upper jaw, diamond shaped eye openings and an inverted snout like trunk. The twin died while the surviving lamb is healthy. The Forrest Comedy Co will perform at Masonic Hall for one week starting Monday March 2 with low admission and money back if unsatisfied. They promise moral entertainment and occasional silver gifts.
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William R. Fountain
Concord
Forrest Comedy Co
Ridgely
Masonic Hall
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Deweese & Owens
Stayton
John G. Robinson
Red School House
James E. Phillips
J. F. Gelletty
Albert Satterfield
Tuckahoe Neck
Bishop Adams
Christ Church
William Hamblin, Jr
Whaleyville
Avalon
Cambridge
Claiborne
Eugene Lynch
William T. Tuff
Sadlersville
McShane's Hall
Tunis Lumber Company
Feddeman & Earle
Centreville
Easton Ledger
Joseph C. Clark
Robert E. Pattison
Adlai E. Stevenson
William A. Stewart
George W. Bailey
J. A. Wright
Choptank
Catharine E. Hopkins
James W. Harris
Joseph P. Harris
Smith
Denkyne
Mr. Johnson
Miss Fisher
T. F. Johnson
Maud Fisher
Denton M. BE
James Swann
Mendelssohn
Miss Nettie Brown
Nuries
Mystic Gates
Messrs
Harry 8. Fisher
Hillsborough
T. Pliny Fisher
B. H. Johnson
George E. Saulsbury
Mrs. Johnson
W. K. Conaway
W. P. Conaway
University of Pennsylvania
Mary L. Denney
E. E. Wheeler
Wheeler
Nellie Burke
Millington
Corinne Mowbray
Samuel G. Nuttle
Andersontown
W. Hopper Gibson
James Mallalion
Nathaniel L. Tribbett
Seaford
Edyth Beck
Miriam Sheppard
Maryde—Clayton Cali
John H. Johnson
Houston
Lida Smith
Harrington
Currie V. Sparks
Andrew J. Brown
Georgia Boone
Hattie Rose
Talbot
Fannie Wilson
R. Waldo Emerson
Ansonia
Conn
H. A. Roe
L. D. Kelley
Camden
Del
Friends
Beniah Kinnamon
Marydel
Mary Stafford
Bertha Wallace
Burrsville
Lola Wilkinson
Charles Geotee
Preston
Thomas Hill
Florence Barcus
Engineer Troxell
Howard Wilkinson
Somers Blake
Proston
Uhigoly
Ehnes
Peraries
Thomas Calbreth
John Hanson Thomas
Napoleon
Citizens of Town
Stowell Printery Co
R. D. Bradley
C. W. Jefferson
M. L. Mowbray
Pratt Carroll
Hero
Carroll
J. W. Carroll
John Elliott
Hisborough
M. E. Church South
Stewart & Jarrell
Fisher
Maud Gooding
Willow Grove
Sandie Chipley
Emma Wilson
C. A. Stoops
Euston
G. Wilbur Rolph
Ella Tarburton
William EB
Rebecca Lord
Thomas Lord
M. J. Young
James T. Graham
Cecil County
Smithville
House of Correction
Railroad Notes
C. Fisher
Sussex County
Queen Anne Railroad Co
Queen Anne’s Railroad Company
Guarantee Security, Trust and Deposit Company
Baltimore and Eastern Shore Railroad Company
Uhler, Lackey and Reed
Merritt
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Wye Campground
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Samuel J. Wilkinson
Cora G. Kenton
Robert B. Culbreth
Wm. W. Meredith
Henrietta Freeman
James D. Fleming
James N. Todd
John Peter Cook
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Robert H. Handy
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Jesse A. Wright
Josephine Gootee
Margaret A. Lowe
Margaret Hammer
Newton Andrew
Magdie
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Luther J. Andrew
Wm. A. Mowbray
Chas. M. Davis
John W. Brown
Wa. J. Downing
Hennie Birkight
Ernest Glenwickle
Clerk Fields
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Nora L. Payne
Wm. H. Marvel
Elia Perry
William D. Hancock
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William J.C. Russell
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