Village News and Socials Roundup
A busy Denton area notes party guests and weddings. Mr. and Mrs. Garey Tower hosted a large apple euchre for Miss Briscoe of Prince Frederick, with other society gatherings and a Beulah interment. Married couples include Luanna Bradley to L G Christopher and Anna Jefferson Wright to William Norris, with ceremonies in Federalsburg and Templeville. Also reports several name-filled weddings, church celebrations, and local events plus a piano exhibit at Esverngam’s store and a New Year’s Eve gathering at St. John’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suday
Anderson
Euchre Club
Gilbert Garey Tower
Ethel I
John W. Parker
Beulah
R. D. Bradley
Alan Goldsborough
Caroline County
Brown
Elkton
J. H. Covington
Talbot
Smith
Edward E. Goslin
Asylum and Training School
Owings’ Mills
Giles B. Cooke
St. Mary’s Episcopal
Anna May Lewis
Taylor
Dora Anderson
Ligon
Anna Fisher
Elma Nie
Ia Rowman
Mary Georgi
Bbs
Sure Cure advertised by Colston's druggists
An advertisement promotes Dr Boons Sure Cure for coughs colds and cold related pains with relief promised for cold limbs back pain sciatica lumbago and catarrhal affections priced at 20 cents by Colstons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Boon
Colston’s
Local News Briefs and Social Visits Update
Mr. J. A. Wright, formerly of this place now in Seaford, has been ill since August and sent to Cambridge Hospital for treatment. M. P. Sunday school held an entertainment with speeches and music. Miss Clara Cook of Baltimore visits her parents. Miss Minnie Davis hosted friends last Saturday. Mr. Thomas Morgan return from a week in Baltimore. Miss Katie Covey of Seaford visits Miss Addie Edgell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Wright
Seaford
Cambridge Hospital
M. P
Clara Cook
Baltimore
John Baker
Minnie Davis
Thomas Morgan
Katie Covey
Addie Edgell
Social Notes From Edinburgh and Nearby Towns
Edinburgh residents Mrs. Chas. Butler and her son Audley joined Mr. Olin Straughn of Philadelphia as guests of Mr. Chas. Poore’s family. Master Taylor Medford of Marydel visited uncles Nessrs. Harvey and James Scotten, while Messrs. Hawkins and Clarence Everett stayed with Dover relatives. Skating remains a favored pastime for all ages. Miss Lola and Mattie Smith hosted friends on Saturday. Mr. Thomas Smith of Dover moved near Marydel. Wedding bells rang merrily. Miss Addie Poore is on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Butler
Audley
Olin Straughn
Philadelphia
Chas. Poore
Taylor Medford
Marydel
Nessrs. Harvey
James Scotten
Messrs
Hawkins
Clarence Everett
Dover
Lola
Mattie Smith
Thomas Smith
Addie Poore
Local Residents Tour Holiday Visits and Health Update
Mr and Mrs Emmett Johnson and son Ralph of New Haven Conn returned home after holidays with relatives and friends here. John S Thawley and son Mire Chitora Shawley of Alexandria Ind visited Geo Thawley. Ella Beachamp of Berlin visited her mother Lizzie Beachamp. James Griffith of Nuw Traven visited his parents Aaron and Mrs Griffith. Master Lyman Todd, once ill with pneumonia, shows marked improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Johnson
Ralph
New Haven
Aaron Griffith
Lyman Todd
Holidays Visit Highlights From Dixon and Satterfield Guests
Augustus Dixon of Illinois and Bertha Dixon of Martinsburg Va were guests of Mrs H F Wilson over the holidays Ed Dixon of Illinois a Jefferson Medical College student spent the holidays with his aunt Eva and Helen Satterfield visited sister Mrs G L Covey at Grove Eva Satterfield hosted a small gathering Minnie Scott visited sister Mrs Chas Meredith
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agner
Augustus Dixon
Illinois
Bertha Dixon
Martinsburg
H. FE. Wilson
Ed. Dixon
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
H. F. Wilson
Eva
Helen Satterfield
GL. F. Covey
Grove
Eva Satterfield
Minnie Scott
Chas
Meredith
Washington Camp Elects Officers at Friday Meeting
Washington Camp No. 2 held a Friday evening session and elected officers including President George S Rodway, Vice President George Sayer, Past President Noah M Knox, Master of Forms E C Daly, Conductor Olin Virdin, Inspector J B Smith, Guard Howard Poor, Trustees Louis Bloom Herman Dodd William R Powell, Clerk William R Powell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Camp
No. 2
George S. Rodway
George Sayer
Noah M. Knox
E. C. Daly
Olin Virdin
Howard Poor
Louis Bloom
Herman Dodd
William R. Powell
Eges Sold at 45 Cents a Dozen in Baltimore Market
In the Baltimore market early this week, egss were priced at 45 cents a dozen as traders reported steady demand and light supplies. Local sellers noted brisk activity for standard grade through the early hours amid a generally stable week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eges
Baltimore
Queen Anne's Railroad plans extension to 200 miles
The Queen Anne's Railroad pursue a large extension from near Hobbs in Caroline to Fed eralsburg Salisbury Snow Hill then through the Virginia Peninsula to Chincoteague doubling mileage to about 200. Baltimore capital backs the project, promising vastly increased tonnage and steamer connections to Philadelphia and New York, with Ro ad officials compiling reports for the February directors meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Th. W.R. Crumpton
Queen Anne’s
Th. Clay Hols
Queen Anne's Cailroad
Baltimore American
Queen Anne's
Maryland
Virginia
Philadelphia
New York
Baltimore
William H. Bosley
Queen Anne's Railroad
W. R. Crompton
Directorate
Hobbs
Caroline County
Federalsburg
Salisbury
Snow Hill
Virginia Peninsula
Chincoteague
Pennsylvania
Peninsula
Baltimore, Chesapeake and Atlantic Railway
New York, Philadelphian,and
Norfolk Railroad
Maryland and
Delaware
Hastern
Peninsula Horticultural Society to Meet in Cambridge
The seventeenth annual Cambridge gathering of the Peninsula Horticultural Society will feature J W Kerr on nut culture J Spencer Lapham on small fruits and J A Davis on mulching The program will address Kieffer pear foliage loss peach tree heading and new peach varieties plus USDA plant distribution San Jose Scale remedies and white potatoes on the Peninsula potential market distribution questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Peninsula Horticultural Society
Cambridge
J. W. Kerr
J. Spencer Lapham
J. A. Davis
United States Department of Agriculture
San Jose
Peninsula
Death of Mr Thomas H Gough at 78 in Henderson
Mr Thomas H Gough of Henderson dies December 31 at age 78 after a Christian life. He resided with his daughter Mrs John W Wood and leaves eight children W S Gough Tipton C E Gough Baltimore J T Gough Bear Station Del Mrs J W Wood Henderson Mrs C E Butler Barclay Mrs Lena Strough Philadelphia and Mrs W S Bossert Philadelphia. Interment was in Templeville cemetery beside his late wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Gough
Henderson
John W. Wood
Templeville
W. S. Gough
Tipton
Indiana
C. E. Gough
Baltimore
J. T. Gough
Bear Station
Del
J. W. Wood
C. E. Butler
Barclay
Lena Strough
Philadelphia
W. S. Bossert
Orphans Court Proceedings Review and Actions
On the Orphan's Court last Tuesday, George J. Kibler and Michael I. Kibler, administrators of Louis Kibler, presented an inventory and appraisement of the deceased's personal estate which was approved. Mary A. Straughn guardian to F. W. D. Pippin was authorized to invest in mortgages for her ward. Martha E. Liden and William W. Noble, administrators of Willis A. Liden, presented a sales account of the deceased's personal estate which was approved with an order to sell the remaining property at private sale. The will of Thomas H. Gough was presented for probate by Joseph T. Gough and Martha E. Bossert, the executors named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphan's Court
George J. Kibler
Michael I. Kibler
Louis Kibler
Mary A. Straughn
F. W.D. Pippin
Martha E. Liden
William W. Noble
Willis A. Liden
Thomas H. Gough
Joseph T. Gough
Martha E. Bossert
Christmas entertainment and masquerade events in Williston
Williston M E Sunday School held its annual Christmas entertainment and treat on December 31. The audience enjoyed the program and refreshments followed. Mr Charlie Reichman hosted a masquerade Tuesday evening with amusing costumes. Miss Este Meredith hosted guests including Miss Bertie Wright with games and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston M. E. Sunday School
Charlie Reichman
Este Meredith
Bertie Wright
Dover Visitors and Local Guests At Week’s End
Miss Andr Moore of Dover visited her mother Mrs. F F Sweeney Tuesday and Wednesday. Miss Sallie Reed of Wilmington guests of her cousin Mrs Katharine Sweeney. Mr and Mrs J T Gough of Bear and Mrs W H Bossert with Lena Straugh of Philadelphia spent the week with natives in and near town. Miss Zula Gooden guest of her cousin Miss Meredith at Woolsid e. Miss Laura Smith of Wilmington visiting her brother I N Smith this week. Rosco Taylor of Dover at the Kenton Sweeney wedding. Mr H S Meredith guest of his Cabbage local. Mr Spencer Gou came east to visit his father T will remain for souls tives there. Mr Reynolds Moore in town. Misses Anor Coheo ville and Mami ing the ger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bk. Chire
Miss Sweeney
Iney
Wm. Kenton
Don Price
O. T. Bay
Viola Allen
Mio
Ratharine Sweeney
Andr Moore
Sadie Reed
Wilmington
Aliie Sweeney
Reynolds Moore
Lloyd Gooden
Templeville
Anna Jefferson Wright
Laura L. Wright
Federalsburg
William I Norris
Denton
Bridgeville
Washington
Bloomery M. E. Church
Cleveland
W. T. Hignatt
Smithville
Norman ‘Stevens
E. Lee Culver
T. P. Rust
Agnes. Elliot
Maggie Jennings
S P. Shipman
Maid of Honor
Ed. Dixon
A.J. Hayes
Andersontown
Meredith
Frank Fluharty
Bessie Love
Concord
Williston M. E. Parsonage
S. Pp. Shipman
Baltimore American
H. H. Bis
Baltimore Univers
A. B. Sellman
College
Bond Street
Baltimore Street
M iArchitett Stack
Philadelphia
Miss Line
Alfred Vacccini
United States Secret Service Department
Baltimans University
Biedler
Miss Stack
W. G. Herbert
Caroline Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Bethlehem
Caroine County
Martin Stack
Mary
Baltimore
Capes
Chesapeake
Wyearnago
Bluefields
Central America
Anna Stack
Caroline County
Albert W. Sisk
John Walter Smith
J. W. Kerr
Immigration Department
Florence
Italy
America
Secret Service Department
Baltimore Hospital
South Broadway
New
Dover
F. F. Sweeney
Sallie Reed
Katharine Sweeney
J. T. Gough
Bear
W. H. Bossert
Lena Straugh
Zula Gooden
Miss Meredith
Woolside
Laura Smith
I. N. Smith
Rosco Taylor
H. S Meredith
Spencer Gou
Anor Coheoville
Mami‘ing
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Pson Rer
R. H. Dill
al Novel Exhiblition
J. L. Esverngam
J. P. Caulfield & Co
Eanie Kelley
Mr. T. Au. St
Ain’s
Mla Beachhamp
Berlin
Sarah Tiehener
Bertha Oles
Essie Poole
Winnie Johnson
Corrine Thawley
Irah Smith
Edith Thawley
Sallie Johnson
Bessie Trice
Annie Johnson
Clifford Thawley
Levin W. Poole
Herbert Beachamp
Norman Smith
Walton Trice
Jan Neal
Kirwin Smith
Arthur Gibbons
Clarence Beachamp
Euphonious Smith
Norman Thawley
Kirwin Everngain
Walter Lord
Lacy Lord
Robert Trout
Willie Winnie
Neihbor
Beachamp Layton
David Matinue
Sarah Tichenor
Ella Neal
Jennie Kelley
Mary Tichenor
Edinburgh
Iarthey
Laan
Wileang
Chesapeake Bay
Queenstown
Love Point
Lewes
Cape May
Rehoboth Beach
William H. Boley
John 8. Gittings
Baltimoreans
Bureau
Mississippi River
Joppa
West Denton
Avalon
Vesper
Baltimore and Eastern Shore Transportation Company
Mr. Gostin
Caroline
Baltimore Sun
General Assembly
Pedernatsburg
House of Delegates
Ways and Means
Board of Auditors
Publc
Cudline County
Thewr Boamestead
Europe
Raphil
Napoleon
Shakespeare
Keats
Wilson Saulsbury
Jersey City
Ielland America Line
Neptune
Mediterranean
Cologne
Rhine
Holland Belryg
Rotterdam
Deutschland
France
Boulezne
North Sea
Holland
Hh. M
Mr. Gough
the Orphan’s Court
Wiliston
Llender
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