Weddings At Williston And Preston Churches
Miss Magnolia Stevens and William D. Uhler wed at Williston Methodist Chapel with sizable crowd and formal reception. The bride, daughter of B Gootee Stevens, wore green broadcloth with martens fur. The couple will reside in Denton after visiting Greenwood and northern cities aboard a special train. Messick-Winteley nuptials in Preston described with elaborate decor and music by Prof. Swann. Other notices include Stafford-Walls Marydel marriage and upcoming nuptials of Hannah Elizabeth Tlazen and Dr H Clarence Duffey, plus Charles Andrew and Anna Elizabeth Wyatt engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston Methodist Episcopal Chapel
Magnolia Stevens
William D. Uhler
John D. Reese
Martie Barton
Queen Anne
Mr. L. Fokenson
Aston
Georgia Stevens
Messrs
Oscar Lackey
Queen Anne's
William Gray
Bridgeville
W. Sigfried
H. Lee
Easton
B. Gootee Stevens
Denton National Bank
Robert H. Whitely
Preston
Arthur J. Messick
Robert M. Messick
Bethlehem
Col
Arthur John Willis
Swann
Denton
Edith Noble
Norwood Flaharty
M. Lb. Stephens
R. T. Whiteley
Central Pennsylvania
Mrs. Messick
East
Charles F. Sheppard
Enos
Wesley Walls
George A. Stafford
I. W. Pippin
George T. Musselman
A. D. Tlazen
Washington
Hannah Elizabeth
H. Clarence Duffey
Hillsboro
Metropolitan M. 4. Church
Mr. Mark H. Smith Recovers From Serious Illness
Local brief notes Mr. Mark H. Smith is recuperating after a serious illness. Details on location, date, or treatment are not provided in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark H. Smith
Marydel Residents See Moves and Guests Across Holidays
In Marydel and surrounding areas, residents reported numerous changes of residence, travels to Philadelphia and Baltimore for visits, weddings planned, and local clubs and churches hosting events. Highlights include canning firm activity in Balti more by George TW Geiger, several travelers from Ingleside and Hartley, skating at Choptank mill pond, and plans for five weddings in town soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryadel
James Williams
Slaughter Station
Will Smith
Henderson
Joe Wilson
Ingleside
George TW. Geiger
Baltimore
Marydel
Philadelphia
John Knotts
Virginia
Williams
James Green
Cora Pippin
Quaker City
T. Howard Heather
Bride
Wellington Heather
John Clark
Bryant & Stratton’s Business College
James Carroll
Dover
Anna Barcus
Miriam Sheppard
Heather
Felton
Miss Ford
Hartley
William Carter
Katie Musselman
Trenton
N. J
M. E
Sam Warren
Mary Jarrell
Goldsboro
Emma Hall
Harmony
Cox
Heoaid
Demijohn
Constable Tuff
Todd
George Secates
M. Es
Chester
J. W. Harris
Preston
M. EB
Walter Todd
Winchester
Roy Tuff
Rev
R. A. Tuff
Walter Carmine
Ridgely
George
John Fletcher
Christmas Eve Stir At M P Church Causes Gentlemen to Blush
A strawberry-blonde youth with many female friends created minor excitement in the M P Church on Christmas Eve by whispering that ladies hats were crooked. After whispered consultations, the ladies corrected their headgear and the youth blushed for the first time in years. W T Breeding and Mary Harvey of Barrsville were wed by Rev J D Straughn at George Stevenson’s home in Harrington last Wednesday. Miss Estella Saulsbury of Ingleside visits relatives. the Burke sisters spent the holidays in Quaker City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas I. Draper
Delaware
Queen Anne
Queenstown
M. E
Richard Porter
Tuckahoe Neck
Stewart Building
J. McLain Brown
Ridgely M. P
Ella M. Harrison
Preston
Poplar Neck School
Mamie Whitley
T. Redden
Redden
Mary Rolph
Hillsboro
Russum
Maryland Hospital
George L. Jopp
Hobbs Corner
Denton M. E
Ilam
Adams
Sarah A. Hoffman
St. Paul's Reformed Sunday School
Frank Griffin
Allan Goldsborough
Washington College
Harrison Street
Baltimore
Werchant
Burrsville
Wesley M. IE
Thawleys
Episcopal Sunday School
M. E. Church South
J. E. Armstrong
Orphans’ Court
Robert J. Jump
James B.steele
Abraham R. Wright
F. J. Willoughby
Sillsborough
Flon
John Wanamaker
Philadelphia
M. &. Church
Cordova
Prince
Pennsylvania
Willoughby
M. P
W.T. Breeding
Mary Harvey
Barrsville
J. D. Straughn
George Stevenson
Harrington
Estella Saulsbury
Ingleside
Jessie
Burke
Quaker City
John Fleming
Charles Davis
Ridgely
Lower
Caroline
Upper
Dorchester
Deweese
F. J. Owens
F. R. Owens
C. E. Downes
Edwin R. Downes
Robert J. Jump, Jr
Furman & Co
New York
Annie G. Garey
Choptank
Ellicott City
W. J.D. Lucas
John Palmer
Mary Boone
Frederica
Sarah Downes
J. Earle Rochester
Annie Rochester
Concord Miss Ella and Mr Walter Beau Champ Social
Concord residents Ella Beau Champ and Walter Beau Champ hosted a Friday night social gathering with many guests including Emma Stubbard Annie Beauchamp Annie Saintsbury Emma Levergan Nora Love Stella Collins Addie Beauchamp Lila Saulsbury Laura Sullivan Jennie Kelley C Todd Will Love Ben Welch Emmett Johnson Fred Beau Champ Richard Whirt Clarence Beauchamp Dennis Nichols John Sullivan Herbert Beauchamp and others A group plans several days in Baltimore this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella
Walter Beauchamp
Emma Stubbard
Annie Beauchamp
Annie Saintsbury
Emma Levergan
Nora Love
Stella Collins
Addie Beauchamp
Lila Saulsbury
Laura Sullivan
Jennie Kelley
C. Todd
Will Love
Ben Welch
Emmett Johnson
Fred Beauchamp
Richard Whirt
Clarence Beauchamp
Dennis Nichols
John Sullivan
Herbert Beauchamp
Baltimore
Court Grants Admin Roles and Sells Estate Assets
In the probate session, Robert J. Jump was sworn in as register of wills after appointment and bond approval. Annie H. Downes presented an account of sales, with recording ordered. Administrations granted to Annie E. Moore and Harry Fleming for Davis S. Moore, with bonds approved. Towers estate audit ratified and dividends approved. Z. Potter Steele granted administration of James B. Steele estate with bond, inventory, and sale order. William F E Perry probate noted with executor bond. Todd and Butler executors authorized to sell personal property and notify creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
James B. Steele
Robert J. Jump
Annie E. Moore
Harry Fleming
Davis S. Moore
E. Madison Towers
Jonathan Su. Towers
Z. Potter Steele
William FE. Perry
H. ¥. Perry
Francis 5. Todd
George L. Butler
James Butler
Marriages Licenses Issued Last Month of Year
Marriage licenses were issued to numerous couples in the final month of the old year. Names include Charles H. Mereidith with Mary F. Vansant, C Ernest Emory with Virginia Carroll, Joseph C. Belton with Saraphilia L. Todd, and many others across varied towns and regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Mereidith
Mary F. Vansant
C. Ernest Emory
Virginia Carroll
Joseph C. Belton
Saraphilia L. Todd
Simon C. Smith
Ida M. Thompson
John E. Hoffman
Tda E. Richards
Gilbert Morgan
Sallie Lewis
Wm. H. Jarrell
Annie E. Todd
John J. Miller
Georgia A. Towers
James N. Craft
Cora D. Morgan
August C. Marquart
Amelia Schrader
John IT. Stafford
Nora B. Walls
Geo. C. Luff
Anna F. Melvin
Ernest A. Liden
Hattie E. Todd
Geo. H. Brown
Mollie Ringgold
Wim. F. Towers
Bessie M. Callahan
Peter T. Everngam
Ida Tignutt
Warner Johnson
Laura Allen
William D. Abler
Suffering Mr Irwin Dies After Long Illness At 59
Long life in Caroline County noted for auctioneering and public service ends with death of Tenry Irwin aged 59 after six months of cancerous neck growth and prolonged illness. Born in Ireland, he served in the Crimean War, moved to Denton in 1837, later built a farming and timber business, and held tax collector and court commission roles. Funeral at his Denton residence with Masonic rites. Interment in Denton Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenry Irwin
City Hospital
Baltimore
Erner
Irwin
Ireland
County Farmanagh
Sebastopol
Denton
Jerry Irwin
Cambridge
Georgiana Alburger
Jacob Alburger
Temple Masonic Lodge
George F. Beaven
Federalsburg
Denton Cemetery
Misses Hobbs Host Afternoon Tea in Federalsburg
The Misses Hobbs hosted a 3 to 6 pm Monday tea at their Federalsburg home in honor of guests Mrs. Wm H Anderson and Miss Melvin of Denton. Attendees included Miss Douglass Preston Del., Rev. Robert Lewis and wife, Mr. Greene of Washington, D. C., and many local residents plus Mr. Victor Sparklin and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobbs
Federalsburg
Wm. H. Anderson
Melvin
Denton
Douglass
Preston
Robert Lewis
Lewis
Delta
Greene
Washington, D. C
Elon S. Hobbs
W. C. Davis
New York
Officer
R. C. Harris
C. M. Davis
H. G. Otis
William White
White
M. L. Smith
L. W. Williams
R. K. Jefferson
Jefferson
Harry W. Davis
Harry M. Carroll
Harry M. Carroll, Miss Davis, Miss Eva Davis, Miss Blanche Davis, Miss Mowbray
Miss Frampton
Miss Noble
Minnie Noble
Victor Sparklin
E. HE. Goslin
C. Gullette
J. Frampton
Raymond Charles
Notice to Farmers on Wire Fencing Contracts
Farmers who plan wire fencing should consult I. T. Sparklin & Co. of Hillsboro Maryland before signing any fencing contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. T. Sparklin & Co
Hillsboro
Maryland Biscuit Fed Snapping Turtles Delicacy
Mr J Henry Carroll of Choptank river sells snapper turtles in Easton at five cents a pound and claims their meat is superb because the turtles are fed Maryland biscuits for two to four weeks before market. His wife testifies to the biscuit feeding and quality, urging dealers to note the method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Henry Carroll
Easton
Carroll
Maryland
Fire Burns Clay Chaffinch Farm Dwelling Near Williston
A Milduleht Fire destroyed the Clay Chaffinch farm dwelling near Williston. Alphonso Meredith and his family were awakened by flames late Monday night and escaped with difficulty. Almost all furniture and clothing were lost. the house belonged to John Horsey and had small insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston
Alphonso Meredith
Meredith
John Horsey
Two Children Burned to Death Near Preston
A fire two miles from Preston toward Ellwood last Sunday night killed Fanny Johnson's two daughters, eight and nine, who were locked in the house while she visited a neighbor. Upon return, two hours later, she found the house in ashes and their charred remains near the window. It is believed the children perished while attempting to escape as flames engulfed the home. The cause of the blaze remains a mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Ellwood
Fanny Johnson
December real estate transfers and licenses issued
Clerk Fields records for December list numerous property deeds across Denton, Ridgely, Bridgetown, Fourth and Fifth districts, with amounts from nominal to 6 060 dollars. Transactions include Wright to Wright, Pippin to Pritchett, Vander Hoogt to Baltimore City, and many other conveyances, plus marriage licenses issued and a Queen Anne's Railroad Co. right of way note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerk Fields
William J. Wright
Lida A. Wright
Choptank Village
Willard
Ford
Mary F. Gough
Henderson Village
Annie M. Pippin
Susan Pritchett
Bridgetown Village
Edwin H. Brown
Levi Pippin
Elizabeth M. Howard
William E. Armstrong
Linzie G. Redden
Peter L. Davis
Denton Town
George H. Kelley
Prudential Land Company
Talbot County
Maryland
Joseph H. Carroll
Susan R. Carroll
Willard H. Thawley
Lawrence B. Towers
Cornelius W. Vander Hoogt
Baltimore City
Thomas J. McGill
Susie E. Butler
Susan Ella Reed
Joshua W. Bryant
Joseph Cherry
Red Gate
Thomas Watling
Hannah A. Watling
Samuel F. Nichols
Charles A. F. Smith
Thos. A. Smith
Alfred H. Christopher
Harriet H. Langsdale
Euphemia C. Houston
Ollie. L. Davis
Federalsburg
Chas. M. Lloyd
Thos. C. West
Wm. W. Lowe
Charity E. Porter
Denton
Wm. T. Legates
Ida Belle Johnson
Fifth District
Charles H. Turner
James N. Rickards
Ridgely
Selby Smith
Joseph C. Clark
Mahala A. Booth
Eugene Douglass
Mount Pleasant Methodist Episcopal Church
Caroline County
P. Howard Hubbard
Wm. W. Prettyman
Charles H. Sigman
Charles R. Neal
Jas. H. Neal
Francis T. Willoughby
Mary A. Willoughby
Wm. T. Hignett
Wm. F. Marshall
Smithville
T. Pliny Fisher
Jas. H. Nichols
Mark H. Smith
Denton Bridge
Geo. T. Hobby, Jr
Edward C. Payne
Hillsboro
Martha J. Parvis
Martin F. Rash
Chas. H. Calkins
Queen Anne’s Railroad Co
Mary V. Qui
Christmas Party for Annie Wright’s Friends
Apner hosts a Christmas day gathering for many children including Ola Ernie Sallie Minerva Willson Dellia Ola Lelia Smith Ola Alford Mattie Trice Erma Scott Fannie Trice with games instrumental music and refreshments. Miss Ida L Williamson of Concord visits her cousin Mrs Alex Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Wright
Ola
Ernie
Sallie
Minerva Willson
Dellia
Lelia Smith
Alford
Mattie Trice
Erma Scott
Fannie Trice
Ida L. Williamson
Concord
Alex Wright
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Arhivig
Nurul
Uiler
Miss Ilesens
Whiteley
Hyaicn
Thoms Culbreth
Ins
Wright
Thomas Emory
Queen Anne’s
William Hayward
Talbot
Emory
Hayward
Culbreth
Hillsborough
Thomas Calbreth & Company
Waston
General Assembly
Couneil
Annapolis
William Potter
Thomas Johnson, Jr
John Kilty
Ninian Pinkney
Henry Hobbs
Samuel Stevens, Jr
Philemon Chew
Prince George’s
Thomas Every
Robert H. Archer
Harford
Joshua Prideaux
Worcester
Joseph Gabby
Thomas King Carroll
Kingston Hall
Somerset County
Adams- Clay
Jackson-Crawford
Democracy
Webster
Clay
National
Republican Party
Democratic
Jackson
Crawford
Calhoun
Kent
Martin
Congress
Potter
Hugh McAiderry
Robert D. C. Wright
Otto Scott
Benjamin Mackall
Cecil
Robert Wason
Scott
Johan Forwood
Veazey
Senate
T. Ts. Chaffineh
Chaffinch
Winfield Reese
John W. Knotts
A. D. Branford
T. F. Chaffineh
W. Liden
James H. Thawley
Etta Chafineh
J. 5
Hignutt
Charles Arringdale
Henry M. Cade
Anthony
O. M. Hignatt
J. D. Reese
J. W. F. Cooper
Samuel Nowell
W. R. Breeding
Joseph N. Spence
James B. Dill
J. F. Genetly
James Turner
A. W. Williamson
William B. Stanton
W. B. Nuttle
G. Lacey Stevens
J. M. Clark
W. F. Liden
Martha Padgett
M. E. Holbrook
Georgian Stevens
Mollie Griffith
Clarence R. Stevens
Alfred Gelletty
Albert Reichman
Charles W. Smith
Templeville
Alfred Smith
Oxford
Howard Smith
Barclay
Charles . Turner
H. N. Rickards
A. B. Smith
MR. Irwin
Iris
Nicholson
Steiner
Morris
Brooklyn
Eliza Nicholson
T. Wirt Fountain
Charles Nicholson
Fountain
Kemp
John D. Kemp
Wilhelmina
George W. Morris
Bright
Mr. Brown
John W. Steiner
Society of German Baptists
J. Dukes Downes
James Merrick
Virginia Hicks
Misses Hobbs
Apner
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