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Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1917

Page

5

Denton News Mixes Budgets Deaths and Local Trades

The Denton Journal reports a busy week with prices Wheat 1.99 and corn 1.08, a library meeting at 7 30, and upcoming town hall concert by the Del Mar Concert Company. Notices include bank statements, mule sales, and diversions like cemetery services. Deaths include Elisha F Todd of Southern Caroline and Capt R W Silvester, long head of Maryland Agricultural College, with community notices of divorces and licenses, road projects, and county affairs.

Denton Library Association Journal Ld del Concert Company Town Hall G. C. Chinn Missouri Elisha F. Todd Southern Caroline J. H. Nichols Field & Willis Court House Delaware Senate House Senate Elkton J. Dukes Downes Mirs United States Sussex Winfield Hubbard Edward C. Crouch S AM. Liden Greenwool Denton Liden Denton Journal H. L. Cooper C. H. Redden O. J. Redden John H. Dyer Third Joseph Larrimore T. H. Wright Our County Jr. G. Harrison & Sons Berlin Mulberry Hill Orchard Company Mulberry Hill Easton Maryland Esther Irene George A. McDaniel Adamstown Joseph G.thomas Baltimore New York Emma Plummer J. W. Plummer Pastorfield

Social notes mention local guests and travels around Wil liston

Mrs F A Clark hosted a Christmas dinner with Fannie and Lizzie Todd Hayward S Horsey and Samuel Nowell in Venton. Mrs Charles H Redden and daughter Itene Wallace head to Baltimore then Blue Ridge Summit, Boston. Jennie Wyatt hosted relatives and friends including Chas Andrew Mollie Tatman Joe Wyatt T Wyatt Leland Wyatt. Multiple visits by Porter family and others across Wilmington Merchantville Denton Cambridge Centreville Ansonia Balt imore Philadelphia and Lake Odessa with college graduations and upcoming exams noted.

F. A. Clark Williston Fannie Lizzie Todd Hayward S. Horsey and Sone Samuel Nowell Venton Gilbert Ea Golden’s College Wilmington Charles H. Redden Itene Wallace Baltimore Leland Wyatt Charles Porter, Jr Ridley Park C. W. Porter Roland Porter Paul H. Horsey Beaconi Business College Melvin E Wheatley Ruth Everett Melvin Ernest, Jr Cecilton Lewisville Mary Jones Fisher Western Maryland College Greensboro Denton W. H. Bower Merchantville New Jersey Martha E. Fisher Ida Green Philadelphia Matthews George H. Hall Della Hall Carey Milford T. Alin Goldsborough Mildred Nuttle State Nornal School Margaret Pastorfield J. Marion Emerson Ansonia Conn Ann Eliza Poole Beniah Baker M. Po Melvin E. Wheatley Federalsburg New York W. H. Hollis Mrs. Blake Ruth Seney Centreville Caroline DeFord Grace Rutter Louise Downes Ralph Cover Benton Leo Bunyan Lake Odessa Mich Mary Hearne Cambridge Adeline Fisher Emmett Hignutt Dorchester Clara Frampton Jessie _Passapae Lucy Jones Mary Wisong Ida Simmons

Death of Charles W. Smith at Ridgely aged 68

Charles Wesley Smith died at his Ridgely home Sunday morning, age 68. Funeral held at his residence Wednesday. Rev. W E Habbart officiated. Interment at Sadlersville. Born in Kent county Delaware, he lived in Templeville briefly and in Ridgely 18 years. A Methodist, he served as class leader, Sunday School supervisor and steward. Survived by brothers James, Howard, Alfred, William, Aulay. sisters Mollie Richards and C E Turner. Sons Mitton, Temple, and Dr Ernest. wife Rachel Cahali, married 1871, died earlier.

Charles W. Smith Charles Wesley Smith Ridgely W. E. Habbart Sadlersville Kent County Del Templeville Methodist Church James Minneapolis Minn Howard Ovid N. Y Alfred Wyoming

Resolutions of Respect for Mrs Mary J Williamson

The Ladies Aid Society of Preston M E Church mourn the death of Mrs Mary J Williamson. They extend sympathy to her family and place these resolutions in minutes and send copies to the family and the county paper. Signed by Mrs Mary E Neste, Mrs Harrier, Mrs J T Richardson.

Mary J. Williamson Ladies’ Aid Society Preston M. E. Church

Harmony Junior Aid Society Reorganizes For Christmas Program

Harmony Junior Aid Society met at Miss Mildred Collins home with numerous members and guests from the Collins, Schlegel, Todd, and Lord families. A Christmas program was rendered, the Aid reorganized, and plans set to meet January 25 at Mrs Edward Lord’s. Refreshments and games followed. Local visitors included Mr and Mrs G S Todd and others from Baltimore. The Ladies Aid also met at Mrs C E Collins Wednesday afternoon.

Harmony Junior Aid Society Mildred Collins Samuel Collins William Collins Charles Schlegel Will Collins Elbert Taylor Edward Lord Roy Hubbard Mary Brodes Elma Todd Nellie McNeal Maud Butler Kathryn Baker Eneline Bradley Edith Kelley Mint Pliny Todd Edwin Leon Todd Hugh McFrampton Lester Foote Baltimore C. E. Collins Greyson Wright A. B. Todd John Willis North Wales Aid

Hobbs and Baltimore Social and Business Notes

Miss Lola Willoughby returns to Philadelphia and Miss Gertrude Willoughby to New York after Christmas. Mr and Mrs W E Spence of Central visit Mrs Merriken and Mrs Seeders. Teachers return to schools, some vacancies due to illness. Howard and Trice families hosted in Baltimore. Hobbs Manufacturing buys a Ford motor truck. Fred Stafford visits Baltimore. Ella Mae Pollard returns to Marcus Hook for work. Mrs F P Stafford moves to Hobbs. I H Starkey and children weekend in Baltimore. W Keel of Concord in Baltimore.

Lola Gertrude Willoughby Philadelphia New York W. E. Spence Central Merriken Seeders Charles Howard Andersontown B. F. Howard and Laurel Grove Roland Trice Chestnut Grove Baltimore Hobbs Manufacturing Co Fred. P. Stafford Fletcher Ella Mae Pollard Marcus Hook F. P. Stafford Baltishore Hobbs I. H. Starkey W. Keel Concord

Ridgely News Column Updates Local Moves and Events

Many families in Ridgely changed residences this week with neighbors trading homes and new occupants arriving. The community notes weddings birthdays visits, church repairs, and club gatherings outline social activity, from the Jarrell Jackson wedding to the Willing Workers Sewing Circle and community shifts.

Local Social Notes From Hillsboro And Surrounding Areas

Hillsboro hosted a five o clock dinner last Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jarrell and guests including Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jarrell and daughter Adah of Easton. Edna Fleming hosted Tri County High School’s 1917 graduating class at her home last Thursday evening. Visiting relatives Mary Copeland of Denton joined Miss Elia Pennington, while Lucretia Gibbs of Baltimore stayed with Arthur Holt and sisters. J R MacSorley and Rev F C Mac Sorley hosted visits in Federalsburg. Owen Ford of Chester, Md visited H Lay Beaven. Annabelle Moore of Baltimore was a Sunday guest of Mrs. Asbury Greaves. John Holt of Wilmington spent the weekend with his parents. Louise Kinnamon of Easton visited Katherine Mason, and Rice of Trappe visited Rev C T Jones. Belle Connolly of Easton spent a few days in town.

Ridgely John Skinner Willoughby George Mulliken Walter Cohee Hillsboro Sallie Holsinger Joseph Jackson Fred Walls Will Chambers George Dever Debton Fletcher Truitt Joseph Larrimore James Swing John Swing David Swing Edward Pearsaul James, Jr Mulford Swing Thompson Swing Herbert Redden Price's Linton Fisher Wilmington McKnott Suthersville Anderson Bridgeville Qwen Davis Cecilton Fred Coursey Barclay Helen Matthews Millsboro Charles Sno Wilson Jackson Viola Jones Eugene Foster Marcus Hook Blanche Tolman Henry Wilkinson Burton Philadelphia Wilkinson T.A. Smith Custom House Baltimore John H. Ames Detroit Mich C. H. Dean George Imler Irma Imler New York City J. W. Honey Roger Ringgold Clark Automobile Company Easton Nettie Dean Virginia Ames St. Augustine Fla C. L. Opperman Washington J. W. Gibson Maud Harvey Holsinger Jumptown Cline Smith Sylvia Smith Cameron I. E. Mason Tampa Alfred Thompson Fred Flounders Leland Russell Helen Haymaker Charles Jarrell Richard Jarrell Adah F. E. Jarrell Margaret K. S. Duffey Edna Fleming Tri County High School Mary Copeland Denton Elia Pennington Lucretia Gibbs

Christmas Dinner Guests and Local Updates

Nichols and Corkran families hosted a pleasant dinner Sunday inviting Edwin Lowe Hurlock John Noble Harvey Evans Emma Griffin Wilbur Longley Claude Muzzy and Kenneth Corkran. Mrs Robinson Nichols returned from Philadelphia after visiting relatives and friends. Mr Greenbury Griffith, previously ill, is now much improved.

Nichols B. F. Corkran Edwin Lowe Hurlock John Noble Harvey Evans Emma Griffin Wilbur Longley Claude Muzzy B. F Corkran Emma Callahan Kenneth Corkran Robinson Nichols Philadelphia

Bethlehem News Notes and Social Items

Miss Isabel Carroll returned home Saturday evening after visiting friends in Baltimore. Miss Nellie McNeal spent Christmas with cousin Miss Mary Brodes. Mrs Addie Walker of this place died at Cambridge Hospital Wednesday. The Junior Aid will meet with Mr Basil Taylor January 18. Mr Carl Thompson has been visiting friends here. Mrs Walter Tinley of this place died Tuesday morning.

Isabel Carroll Baltimore Nellie McNeal Mary Brodes Addie Walker Cambridge Hospital Basil.Taylor Carl Thompson Walter Tinley

Templeville Holiday Visitors and Local Death

Templeville records show visiting families from Wilmington Philadelphia and Ridgely. Philip Spencer, 38, died of tuberculosis at home Monday leaving a widow and three children. his parents and two sisters survive and interment was in Templeville cemetery. Local news notes guests of the Starkey and Moore families and visits from Philadelphia and Hartley relations.

Templeville Irwin Moore Wilmington Ed. Tatring Philadelphia Carroll Harlan Hong Charles Starkey Roland Knotts Ridgely Margaret Ethel Sparks Ethel Richards Harvey Faulkner Philip Spencer Templeville Cemetery B. F. Starkey Alfred Blackburn Homer Sint M. E. Moore H. Moore Hartley Viola Bowen Pearl Cooper

Family visits and Christmas travels noted

Mrs Emma Peters and Mrs Fred Peters and son Richard are visiting friends and relatives. Mr and Mrs Clement Fountain and children Marie and Edward visit Camden New Jersey. Miss Edith Simpson and Mrs Estelle Reynolds spent the week with friends in Wilmington and Philadelphia. Rev M W McGuire spent the Christmas vacation with his parents.

Emma Peters Fred Peters Richard Philadelphia Clement Fountain Marie Edward Camden N. J Edith Simpson Estelle Reynolds Wilmington M. W. McGuire

Residence changes noted in Goldsboro area

Goldsboro notes list numerous farm-to-town and farm-to-farm relocations including W C Melvin T C Melvin Ry Carter and Lewis Bickling. Also recalls visitors and guests such as Miss Bertie Kinnamon and Mrs J Walls, with travels to Camden Philadelphia Wilmington and Dover.

W. C. Melvin W. E. Jones T. C. Melvin Hopkins Ry Carter Lewis Bickling Mr. Melvin Charles Robison Lawrence B. Towers Toa Farm Burrsville Carroll Williams EH Keron L. B. Towers Daniel McMullen John A. F. Meeks Casper D. H. Singer John Biles Thomas Lord Town Joseph Satterfield Mr. Biles Charles Rash George C. Johnson Rev Roy Musser Mr. Rash Joseph C. Parker D. Hick Mr. Thawney Ridgely Mr. Parker Harvey Clark Robert Jarrell S. T. Saulsbury Downes Henry Rash Robert Jarrell, Jr George Satterfield Frog Edgar Russell Greenwood Nina Boyce William Camden N. J Miriam Darling Millington Marjory Griffin Louist Ruthanna Gray Wilmington Hilda Wharton Philadelphia

Death of Mr Harry Scattergood reported in Philadelphia

Hendersons learn of the death of Harry C Scattergood at Jefferson Hospital Philadelphia after two days with pneumonia He was well known locally having lived with Mrs E B Carter for years Other brief notes mention relatives visiting colleges and towns including Wilmington Sadlersville and Templeville plus several residents visiting family and friends last week

E. B. Carter Harry C. Scattergood Jefferson Hospital Philadelphia Scattergood Carter Myrtle Richard Mildred Gooden Martha Johnson Beacom’s College Wilmington Roland Garton A. B. Gooden P. C. Parvis Helen Parvis Denver Weedman Sadlersville Edith Goodwin E. S. Hammond Wilmngton Emma McKnott Templeville E. A. McKnett J. R. Melvin S. S. James New York W. H. Goodwin Chester Olice F. B. Sweeney L. C. Cole Virginia

American Corner Social Roundup After Holidays

Miss Hazel Towers hosted Friday night with Nettie Tribbett Mildred Wright Mabel Clark Elva Griffith Hilda Covey Evelyn Ritter Ruth Anna Ethel Ross and others. Saturday evening guests included Addie Williams Elva Griffith Anna Ross Ethel Ross Hazel Towers Nettie Tribbett and more. Rhoda Downes returns to Philadelphia to train as a nurse. Wilmer Collins back in Chester after holidays. both Miss Tribett Federalsburg and Miss Griffith Near report weekend visits.

Hazel Towers Nettie Tribbett Mildred Wright Mabel Clark Elva Griffith Hilda Covey Evelyn Ritter Ruth Anna Ethel Ross Dorsey Nichols Claude Howard Sidney Collins Witmer Collins Ernest Griffith Virgil Wright Carl, Love Ralph Hunt Irwin Hunt Horace Robae Addie Williams Anna Ross Nettie Tribe Wilmer Collins Earl Love Horace Robinson Walter Everngain Norman Smith Rhoda Downes Philadelphia Nettie Tribett Federalsburg Elya Griffith Near Here

Windy Heights Sunday School Classes Entertained

Windy Heights Bruceville M E Church South Sunday School classes 7 and 8 were entertained Wednesday evening at Miss Sallie Parrotts home. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Wm Whiteley and son Earl of Dorchester and Henry Helfich from Downington PA staying with his brother Wm Helfich. Mrs. Alien Willson has returned to Baltimore after visiting her mother Mrs Annie Townsend. Kate Lane of Baltimore visited her sister Mrs Alberta Bryan. Alice Dulin of Royal Oak visited Miss Agnes Price. Roland Blades visited his aunt Mrs P Kennedy this week. Mr and Mrs W T McMahon of Baltimore spent several days here.

Windy Bruceville M. E. Church South Sallie Parrott Alien Willson Baltimore Annie Townsend Wm. Whiteley Con Earl Dorchester Ollie Corkran Henry Helfich Downington, Pa Wm. Helfich W. T. McMahon Kate Lane Alberta Bryan Alice Dulin Royal Oak Agnes Price Roland Blades P. Kennedy

Barber Bites Poison Mistake In Wart Treatment

William H. Johnson, barber proprietor, nearly died after taking poison mistaken for tonic while treating a wart on a customer. He was given an emetic by a physician. In Federalsburg robbers broke into the railroad office Sunday night but netted only a small amount of change.

William H. Johnson Johnson Federalsburg

Busy Year for Marriages in Ridgely and Vicinity

A flurry of weddings is reported including Bertha Jackson marrying William Jarrell at Ridgely Methodist Church with family as ushers and a journey to major cities afterward. Other ties linked Chester L. Towers and Myrtle von Nordeck, Atlas E. Bramble and Helen Grime, Prof. Arthur L. Greenwood and Susie Trimble, and more couples across Federalsburg and nearby towns with receptions and homes established after ceremonies.

Denton Orphans Court Proceedings Update NEA Executors Appraisers Named

In Denton Next Saturday Evening Orphans' Court proceedings Judges Liden Moore and Covey presided Tuesday. Anna E. Michener executrix of Calvin A Michener filed and inventory was approved. Letters of administration granted to Sarah Tinley on John D Tinley estate with bond approved. Notice to creditors ordered published. Clinton Cook and Martin Adams appointed appraisers. For Ella Betts estate, court ordered distribution and releases from William E Trenchard and Thomas G Trenchard approved. Will of Elisha F Todd proved. letters testamentary granted to Thomas J Todd and Howard A Todd. bond approved. notice to creditors published. Appraisers J Walter Noble and Harry Spicer appointed. Butler and Knotts executors filed inventory approved. order to sell estate granted. For George S Raleigh estate, real estate appraised, guardian ad litem appointed, decree pro confesso with leave to take testimony.

Orphans’ Court Liden, Moore and Covey Anna E. Michener Calvin A. Michener Sarah Tinley John D. Tinley Clinton Cook Martin Adams Ella Betts William E. Trenchard Thomas G. Trenchard Elisha F Todd Thomas J. Todd Howard A. Todd J. Walter Noble Harry Spicer Georgia A. Butler J. Owen Knotts Charles E. Butler Georges Raleigh

Ladies Aid Hosts and Visits Highlight Quiet Hillsboro Week

Queen Anne and Mrs. C. E. Stewart hosted the Hillsboro M E Church South Ladies Aid gathering. Grace Dulin returned home from Easton after visiting Polly Calloway. Fletcher Clark of Easton spent New Year with brother Harry Clark. Effa Plummer of Greensboro visited Mrs. J. E. Morgan Monday. Showard Culver of Hebron spent the weekend with friends. Elizabeth Jones spent New Year with her parents near Goldsboro. Mildred Short and Louise spent the weekend in Baltimore. Emma Cashiro hosted the Ladies Aid Thursday afternoon.

Queen Anne C. E. Stewart Hillsboro M. E. Church Grace Dulin Easton Polly Calloway Fletcher Clark Harry Clark Effa Plummer Greensboro J. E. Morgan Showard T. Culver Hebron Elizabeth Jones Goldsboro Mildred Short Louise Baltimore Emma Cashiro

Short & Son Erect Monuments for multiple buyers

A. J. Messick of Bethlehem buys a two ton pink Westerly granite monument for Easton with a large entrance step and dual flower vases. Clinton B. Jarman of Greensboro purchases two large monuments for graves of his parents and Isaac J. Melvin. Mrs. Samuel Diggans of Queen Anne buys a handsome family monument for Hillsboro. All monuments supplied by A. W. Short & Son of Denton.

Short & Son A. J. Messick Bethlehem R. J Easton Clinton B. Jarman Greensboro Isaac J. Melvin Samuel Diggans Queen Anne Hillsboro A. W. Short

Caroline Milk Producers to Meet and Plan

A January meeting of county milk producers agents committee will form a county dairy producers group and discuss enlarging dairy interests. Poultrymen will be invited to plan use of agents services for poultry husbandry. Drainage projects are prepared for winter work. The country life library will receive special attention after the rush of other work.

Caroline A. J. Norman Country Life Library

Hankins in Custody Brought Back by Sheriff

Sheriff Josiah A. Beck recovered Blair Hankins from Pittsburg and returned him to Caroline. He is accused of frauds and forgeries totaling hundreds of dollars, including an insurance policy scam with about $200 unreturned. Forged notes list James T. Pinder $86.82, George Cherry $77.96, George F. Sylvester $30.28, Jonas Shaner $497. Operations centered in the Second and First districts, with other areas affected.

George Cherry George F. Sylvester Jonas Shaner

High Price of Eggs in Baltimore Markets

Baltimore retailers quoted 60 to 70 cents a dozen for eggs on Wednesday with only one dealer under 60 cents. The lone cheaper stock, bought wholesale at 53 cents, was offered at 55 cents but once sold, the dealer warned he did not know where to restock or at what wholesale price he would pay.

Baltimore

Bloomery M. E. Church honors long serving secretary

The Bloomery M. E. Church board of trustees records a resolution recognizing Wm. E. Liden who served as secretary for about forty years. The board extends sympathy to his family and orders the resolution recorded, copied to the family, and published in the county paper. Wa. I. Husparp, Assistant Secretary.

Divine Providence Wm. E. Liden Bloomery M. E. Church Wa. I. Husparp

Cambridge resident Daniel Lloyd dies at home

Prominent Cambridge citizen Daniel Lloyd has died at his residence. The longtime local figure was known for civic involvement and community service, leaving a notable void in the town’s public life. A service details will be announced by the family.

Daniel Lloyd Cambridge

Denton Churches Highlight Historic Asbury Visits

Notes from Asbury's journal show Francis Asbury visiting Frazier's Flats in Caroline County, preaching at Frazier's Chapel before Bethesda. Denton reports mention Hillsboro unification talks, Negro Methodists issue, revival plans, and upcoming services at Preston M E Church and M P Church with schedule details and bake sale.

Maryland Frazier Caroline Francis Asbury Atlantic Seaboard Frazier Homestead Great Asbury Bethesda Church M. E Preston Asbury’s Cambridge William Fraziers Brother Frazier Captain Frazier Caroline County Frazier’ Chapel Easton Joseph Everett William Frazier Frazier’s St. Mary's Whitechapel P. FE Denton Hillsboro P. E Hillsboro Joint Commission On Unification of The Methodist Episcopal Church Methodist Episcopal Church South Preston Methodist Episcopal Church Dr. Wyatt Crouse M. P Kingdom Junior League of St Elizabeth's Catholic

Socials in Smithville and surrounding towns feature notable visits

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fountain hosted a Friday evening gathering with numerous acquaintances including Mary Elrich and several Johnsons and Adams kin. Victrola music enlivened the night as guests from Greenwood, Baltimore and Richmond were noted. Other visits included Mrs. Chaffinch and daughters with the Sutherlands, Miss Ruth Covey with cousins, and Wooters Neal in Denton. Thomas Adams and others returned from Baltimore Washington trip. Roop to sell property at American Corner next Tuesday.

Smithville Fred Fountain Mary Elrich Hennie Effie Corell Johnson Edna Adams Grace Hubbard Sadie Devore Blanche Stutsler Helen Bessie Liden Eva Devore Walter Alpheus Adams Leroy Gibbs William [Hubbard Melvin E. Wheatley Mary E. Adams Alpheus Clarence Adams Bernice John Cox Hayward Choptank Winfield Hubbard Richmond John Chaffinch Blanche F. W. Sutherland John Morris Greenwood Jobo Adams Earl Adams Altha Adams Baltimore Washington Ruth Covey Elizabeth Evelyn Bullock Josephine Wooters Thelma Neal Denton Tuckahoe Edna Liden Agnes Mowbray Federalsburg Wm. E. Liden S. M. Liden Raymond Meredith R. J. 5. Bullock Rowlandsville Sherman Neal Philadelphia

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the Local Department Mary E. Neste Ridgely News Hickman Mr. Alonzo Beer Henderson Dan Cupid Bertha Jackson Charles W. Jackson William Jarrell Ridgely Methodist Church Grace Jackson Messrs Boone Jarrell Irwin Saulsbury Joseph Orrell Jarrett Chester L. Towers Myrtle von Nordeck Gretna Green George P. Jones Towers Fred Bramble Helen Grime John Glime F.C. McSorley Frank Smith Anna Chaffinch Arthur L. Greenwood Susie S. Trimble Harford County Cranberry M. E. Church Perryman O. W. Lusby Aberdeen Eva Trimble Stanley W. Phillips Princess Anne Clarence A. Greenwood Townsend Roland Kendall Edward Geary Charles Trimble William Chalfont Catharine Ring W. T. Porter Frank Morris Adams Mary Etta Evernga Masonic Hall Denton Fire Company Grove George A. Baer Union Grove H. S. Roop American Corner
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