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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1913
Page
5
Local notices and ads mix in Denton area happenings
A broad sweep of notices lists prices for eggs, farm sales in Hillsboro and Denton, new office openings, legal ads, revival and church events, a steamer shipment note, property sales and foreclosures, and obituaries. It shows a bustling community calendar with auctions, meetings, and local business moves.
Personal and Social News Highlights from Denton Area
Mrs. Carroll announces the marriage of Mary Edna Carroll to John Oscar Flynn of La Salle Michigan. The couple will live in Philadelphia until March before moving to Texas. Other items note social events, engagements, and visits across Kent and New Castle counties including families Beauchamp, Trice, and Williams with multiple weddings planned for early 1913.
Death of Mrs. Jennie Marker in Smyrna Del
Mrs Jennie Jordan Marker wife of F A Marker Sr died at her Smyrna Delaware home last Sunday afternoon in her 74th year. Eight children cared for her husband during illness and she leaves four sons and four daughters including Florence Marker Smyrna and Jennie Lord Denton. Interment followed at Odd Fellows Cemetery Smyrna with pallbearers her four sons and two sons-in-law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marker
Jennie Jordan Marker
F. A. Marker, Sr
Smyrna
Del
Mr. Jones
M. P. Church
Matthews
M. E. Church
Clayton
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Joseph J
Fred A
Walter L
Clarence E. Marker
Florence A. Marker
R. H. Barnes
Queen Anne
Jennie Lord
Denton
C.B. Brown
Wilmington
Commissioner cites 1912 tags in county enforcement
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles Roe informs Sheriff A. E. Cooper that automobilists in the county still use 1912 metal tags. He requests action to ensure compliance with the law, noting no desire to create dis agreeable relations while enforcing requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Roe
A. E. Cooper
Denton
Miss Eva Pritchett and Pearl Visit River Side Note
Miss Eva Pritchett and her sister Miss Pearl went to River side New Jersey to visit her home. Mrs. E H Maloy has been staying with Wilmington friends for a period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Pritchett
Miss Pearl
Riverside, N. J
E. H. Maloy
Wilmington
Hobbs store lights switch to Packard system
J R Chaffinch replaces kerosene lamps with New Packard Central Generation Lighting to move away from coal oils. Hobbs Manufacturing sustains damage from wind cyclones. Several residents, including Miss Hettie Jopp and Miss M E Nuttle, are mentioned with travels and movements. Ames Sunday School reorganized. Oak school inside work completed for student comfort. Parson Bailey and Mrs Ada M Atwell noted among local events with community attendance and a quiet wedding between Melvin Pepper and Louise Faulkner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobbs
J. R. Chaffinch
Packard Central Generation
Hettie Jopp
Brooklyn
N. Y
Williamburg
New York
Hobbs Manufacturing Company
M. E. Nuttle
Madison
N. J
Sloan Truscott
Honesdale
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Melvin Pepper
Louise Faulkner
Tuckahoe Neck
Parson Bailey
Manning Merriken
Ames
Oak's
Parson Baily
Ada M. Atwell
Baltimore
Charles H. Benton
Miriam Todd
Andersontown
Conference Academy
Dover
J. E. Towers
Harry Carle
Cheltenham
Templeville Changes In Residence And Local Happenings
In Templeville Mr H C Powell was succeeded by J P Warren from near Denton and Jean Everett by John Davis. A watch meeting was held at the church as 1912 closed quietly and 93 arrived with church bells horns and shotguns. Several residents were entertained by neighbors and relatives, with visits between families in Marydel Wilmington and Edgemore. Remains of Mrs E R Burris were taken to New Jersey for interment. Revival services were well attended at Marydel Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Templeville
H. C. Powell
J. P. Warren
Denton
Jean Everett
John Davis
Starkey
Will Moore
Vill Moore
Battis
Edna Cahall
Florence Faulkner
Myrtle Heather
Helen Heather
Christfield and Tyson
John Robinson
Emma
Geo. Davis
Edgemore
James Lane
S.C. Faulkner
Florence
Effie Heather
Marydel
A. F. Heather
Margaret Smith
Wilmington
J. R. Smith
S. Pearle Cooper
Emma McKnett
Philadelphia
Irwin Moore
Earl Faulkner
George Ross, Jr
Yeakle's party honors Miss Ida Lake and local news
A New Year party hosted by Mr and Mrs Samuel Yeakle for Miss Ida Lake was a grand success with guests returning home in the early hours. A Jan 3 gale damaged a farm stable at Ernest Baker’s, scattering fodder across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Samuel Yeakle
Ida Lake
Ernest Baker
Lois and
Margie Banning
Florence Carey
Gertrude Willin
Yeakle
Denton
Dailious
Federalsburg
J. W. White
Wagner
Local Social Notes and Farm Updates in Edinburgh
Edinburgh notes say Mrs. Joseph Gsell and family and Miss Ella Shockley visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Poore near Kenton. Mr. John Janson plans a new barn at his farm. School attendance has risen since holidays. Mr. Conrad Faulkner is ill. Wheat at 1 dollar, corn at 54 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburgh
Joseph Gsell
Ella Shockley
Charles Poore
Kenton
John Janson
Conrad Faulkner
Gibson-Cooper Nuptials and Notable Local Moves
Miss Edith Cooper wed Thomas F. E. Gibson in a Piper's M. E. Church South ceremony. Guests traveled from Pres ton and Choptank as organist Zora Joslin led the music. Many friends attended and gifts were exchanged. Following the wedding, multiple residents moved to new farms and homes around Bridgetown and nearby towns, including Mr. Henry Marvel, Mr. Robt. Clark, and Miss Lydia Hellen, among others.
Burrsville Social Roundup and Oyster Supper
Burrsville notes show visitors including Mrs John W Starkey and her daughter staying with son Fleming Starkey. Miss Jessie Starkey to remain two weeks. Porters Hall hosts Red Hawk Tribe oyster supper this Saturday evening. Local residents Edith Beaven Agnes Reese Lyman Porter continue updates. several families entertained at homes. Mrs John Stokes ill. Mrs Gilbert Breeding convalescing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrsville
John W. Starkey
Fleming Starkey
Jessie Starkey
John W. Stephens
Howard Hardesty
Bridgeville
Lyman Porter
Porter's Hall
Liddie Hardesty
William
Brownsville
Del
University of Maryland, Baltimore
John Stokes
Gilbert Breeding
Crokinole Party Honoring Miss Elizabeth Hofmann In Foster Center
Chestnut Grove hosted a crokinole party last Friday honoring Miss Elizabeth Hofmann of Foster Center R L. Attendees included Misses Carrie and Mattie Trice Hessie Fountain Minerva Wilson Elizabeth Hofmann Ethel Culver and Messrs. Lacey Griffith Arthur Rosser Orion Parker Ralph Todd Paul Rosser Ralph Hunt Lewis Trice Paul Pringle. All reported a very enjoyable evening. Also noted are visits by Mrs Ellen E Edwards and granddaughter Elizabeth Hofmann of Foster Center to Mr and Mrs Chas Culver. plus Mr and Mrs Chas Culver and family and Rev and Mrs George S Thomas and children as guests of W R Fountain. Further noted is Mrs Minnie McMahon and daughter from Philadelphia visiting G F Smith. Mr and Mrs Dennis Nichols spent Tuesday with friends at Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Blackiston
John Sevar
Knotts
Hillsboro
Harvey L. Cooper
Denton
H. A. G. Westerfield
Otis Towers
Crouse
Whitby & Son
Gilbert Hagadone
Telephone Exchange
T. Alan Goldsborough
T. Clayton Harsey
Edenton
W. Pepper Constable
Baltimore and
Elkton
Journal Today
F. R. Owens
C. W. Hobbs
T. A. Emerson
Rev. E. D. Stone
Washington
A. N. Ward
M. P. Church
Mary Fisher
M. B. Stephens
Pearl Gatherers Society
Wesley M. E. Church
Ivah Murphy
Burrsville
S. G. Nuttle
Mason Building
Methodist Protestant Church
Thos. O. Crouse
D. D
Baltimore
B. Frank Rickards
Tuckahoe Neck
Paris
M. F. Goron
J. H. Nichols & Co
Elmer Euvert
State of Washington
James Climer
Climer
Thawley’s
Harry Clark
Wallace Clark
William Swann
Philip Downes
Maggie Cade
Clifton Hicks
N. J. Cade
Thomas W. Jones
Jones
Adkins
Hopper
Thomas
Elizabeth Carter
Edward C. Carter
Maryland University Hospital
Holy Trinity Church
Greensboro
J. Gibson Gantt
Sarah E. Moffett
Daniel A. Moffett
North Gilmor Street
Moffett
Josiah Jump
Melvin Downes
West
Charles P. Jump
Loudon Park Cemetery
Joseph H. Carroll
Mary Edna Carroll
John Oscar Flynn
la Salle
Mich
M. I. Parsonage
Broadstreet
Erie Avenue
Philadelphia
E. L. Front
Flynn
Texas
Union Construction Co
William M. Liden
Bessie R. Scott
Hickman
Linwood R. Beauchamp
Shields & Bro
Letha M. Anderson
Kent
New Castle Counties
W. B. Chalfont
Mamie
Elmer Biard Blades
Preston
Barnhart
C. Irene Barnhart
Leon M. Caton
Mr. Muncey
St. Bartholomew's Church
Nirv
F. B. Russell
Wm. Bullock
Anna May
Andrew Dill
Eber Ritchey
Ridgely
Harvey Lord
Roland
Concord
Wim. Bullock
Eter Ritchey
Ethel
Lorin Saulsbury
Spring City
Cleveland Satterfield
Samuel Chambers
George Hackley
Batavia
N. Y
Hill Mercer
Whitecraft
Somerset
Ethel P. Cade
Federalsburg
Charles E. Todd
Chestnut Grove
Ethel Culvey
Elizabeth Hofmann
Foster Center
R. L
Carrie and
Mattie Trice
Hessie Fountain
Minerva Wilson
Ethel Culver
Lacey Griffith
Arthur Rosser
Orion Parker
Ralph Todd
Paul Rosser
Ralph Hunt
Lewis Trice
Paul Pringle
G. F. Smith
Dennis Nichols
Eddy
Boy Scout Movement
Nora
Lillian Harrison
Helen
Myrtle Simons
Pauline McQuay
Roll Weaver
Odella Andrews
Swarthmore
Mr. Sinfield
Methodist Church
Wilmington
Jierbert Sprague
Laura Sigler
Ella Swann
Poor
Ella [Mler
Saulsbury
Owen Lane
Grace Austin
Easton Hospital
Charley Cole
Downes Farm
HE. M. Smith
The
Reformed Church
Madara
Dunkards
Iris Smith
Oakland
Miriam Clark
Alex. Butler
Lynch Farm
Eli Smith
Irwin Saulsbury
Miss Hope
Frank Stevenson
Fred Thounders, Jr
Mrs. Herr
Ernest Smith
John McCloud
Naumkeag Tribe Celebrates 21st Anniversary Banquet
Federalsburg Naumkeag Tribe No 102 held its twenty first anniversary with a large banquet at Breeding s Opera House drawing 300 members and guests from Maryland and Delaware. Dr Geo F Galloway served as toastmaster with addresses by Red Men leaders. A four charter member table featured Postmaster Thomas C Jefferson and others while William Christopher wed Flora Henry at a private home ceremony conducted by Rev Thomas S Holt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Breeding
Opera House
Maryland
Delaware
Geo. F. Galloway
Federalsburg
Thomas C. Jefferson
John Smith
John W. Carroll
J. Walter Noble
J. Earle Brown
Naumkeag Tribe
William Christopher
Flora Henry
Williamsburg
Thomass. Holt
Episcopal rectory entertainments studied in Hillsboro
Dr and Mrs Dickinson hosted the first annual Episcopal rectory entertainment on Tuesday January 7 inviting many parishioners for a bountiful multi course meal. The rector and wife plan a series of suppers for congregation members between now and Lent. guests included John Wilson Laura Melvin Clarke Greenly Lenora Greenly Beaven family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickinson
Episcopal
John Wilson
Philadelphia
Laura Melvin
Denton
Clarke Greenly
Lenora
Baltimore
H. Lay Beaven
H. W. B. Rowe
George J. Stewart
W. L. Thompson
Chas. Stewart
Lulu Beaven
Fuchs and GadowBride at German Lutheran Church
Preston reports the marriage of John Adam Fuchs and Lena Gadow at the German Lutheran Church with Rev. Jacob Koerber officiating. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home. The couple will reside in Poplar Neck on a new dwelling on Poplar Grove farm. Also noted are health trip for Howard Andrews to North Carolina and visits by Beauchamp and Collins, with Dorgan visiting Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Adam Fuchs
Lena Gadow
August Gadow
German Lutheran Church
Jacob Koerber
Fuchs
Poplar Neck
Poplar Grove Farm
Charles E. Andrews
Choptank
Howard
Asheville
Bethlehem Movers List Residents Changing Homes
A local Bethlehem list details residents moving this year. D. Lewis relocates to Federalsburg, J. B. Wheedleton follows, William Tarvey moves into Wheedleton’s former house, G. H. Williamson shifts with Lawrence Legates, W. E. Todd moves after Williamson, Charles Carmine moves to Rowland Carroll’s vacated farm, Carroll heads to Wilmington, Frank Collins to Hog Island farm, George Harrington to the Barrow property near Hog Island, and Willard Donaho moves to Bethlehem after Harrington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Lewis
Federalsburg
J. B. Wheedleton
William Tarvey
Wheedleton
G. H. Williamson
Lawrence Legates
W. E. Todd, Sr
Mr. Williamson
Charles Carmine
Rowland Carroll
Wilmington
Frank Collins
Hog Island
George Harrington
Barrow
Barn Fire Destroys Lacey Collins Barn in Concord
A Concord barn owned by Mr. Lacey Collins burned around noon Monday. A young boy likely started the blaze by playing with matches near straw, though origin remains unclear. The loss totaled several hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Lacey Collins
Eddy speaks at school and home association meeting
Commissioner Eddy missed the first meeting but spoke on the Boy Scout movement when present on Wednesday. Several men volunteered for the Council and music by a quartet entertained attendees.
Birthday Party for Mr Gilbert Hignutt Draws Guests
A Monday evening gathering celebrated Gilbert Hignutt's 21st birthday with Misses Mary Meredith Ruth Meredith Elsie Roe Esta Roe Edna Hobbs Lelia Lucas Rosa Allen Gladys Wright Rue Delord and Messrs. T L Chaffinch I G Stevens Jr Willie Meloney Sherman Hignutt Robert Redden and Louis Cole in attendance. Other notes cover a Denton horse runaway injuring James Boyce and Dr Marine of Ohio delaying sail plans, plus local visits and minor weather damage to Cane Tuck roof and various social calls by residents and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Hignutt
Mary
Ruth Meredith
Elsie and
Esta Roe
Edna Hobbs
Lelia Lucas
Rosa Allen
Gladys Wright
Rue Delord
Messrs
T. L. Chaffinch
I. G. Stevens, Jr
Willie Meloney
Sherman Hignutt
Robert Redden
Louis Cole
Collins
Denton
James Boyce
Todd's Mill
Boyce
Dr. Marine
University of Ohio
New York
Germany
Switzerland
O. M. Hignutt
John Stevens
Grandaughter
Helen
Hickman
M. J. Hignutt
Leonard Wilmore
Houston's Branch Farmhouse Shifts People In 1900s Move
A local report notes multiple farm relocations. O T Nichols moves to Oak Grove. Harry Reed from Denton to Bowman farm left by Mrs. Nichols. Salmons moves to Smithville. Handy White from Smithville to the newly bought Orrell farm. Edward Thomas of Smithville occupies W T George's farm house. Mrs Alfred Cahall and son Hartman return home after time in Monumental City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston’s
O. T. Nichols
Oak Grove
Harry Reed
Denton
Bowman Farm
Nichols
Salmons
Smithville
Handy White
Orrell
Edward Thomas
W.T. George
Alfred Cahall
Hartman
Monumental City
Friendship News From Lincoln Del Across Week
Miss Jennie Trice of Lincoln Delaware spent the week with her parents Mr and Mrs M S Trice. Leroy Merriken of the West was a week guest at Mr M S Trice. Mrs Susan Collins foot steadily improving. Mrs Sarah Murphy on the sick list with speedy recovery wished. Mr S S L Smith visiting Baltimore friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Trice
Lincoln
Del
M. S. Trice
Leroy Merriken
West
M.S. Trice
Susan Collins
Sarah Murphy
Local residents host visiting guests and move notices
Mr. Harry Richey was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Towers on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Taylor have moved to their new home here. Mr. and Mrs. Orland Lane visited Easton friends last week. Mr. Edward Trice is spending some time in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hl. Trice
W. of, Towers
Charles ‘Trice
Fred ‘Trice
Sarah Wilkins
Edward Trice
Isaac Dukes
Brantley Trice
J. S. Elwanger
Lee Covey
Charles Collins
Natherine Floyd
Lee Butler
Mattie ‘Trice
Nellie Butler
Lem ‘Trice
Roland Trice
George W. ‘Towers, Jr
Georgie
H. BR. ‘Towers
Baltimore
Clarence Rice
John Quillen
Winnie Nichols
Dridgeport
N. J
S.C. Fulton
Clea Henry
Louise Arringdale
Harry
Harmony
Chaffinch
Andrew L. Banks
Charles Andrews
Charles Baker
Grove
Rhoda Marine
Bristol
Robert Rice, Jr
Sykesville
Harry Richey
J. R. Towers
Clayton Taylor
Orland Lane
Easton
Sugar Beets Big Crop Report Promotes Local Sugar Production
USDA secretary Wilson issues a 73 page pamphlet on the beet sugar industry covering Bureau of Plant Industry work, national industry review, European role, beet variety improvement, Arkansas Valley farming practices, cultural methods, and sugar statistics. Americans consume 82 pounds of sugar yearly while only 16 pounds are produced domestically. the department urges farmers to keep money at home as the beet and cane industries total about 117 million dollars in value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Wilson
Bureau of Plant Industry
Arkansas Valley
Colorado
Department of Agriculture
Removals Noted In Talbot Farms Transfers
Talbot County records show multiple farm removals. W O Swann moves to a farm near Choptank from Talbot Talbot residents W D Anthony and Eugene Dill relocate farms, with various tenants shifting to Denton, Norwood Pa, and Ruthsburg areas. Charles and Grover Porter exit Marc Bryant farm for Denton and Norwood destinations respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Swann
Talbot
Greer Cooper
Tuckahoe Neck
Alex. Booth
Choptank
W. D. Anthony
Geo. A. Deakyne
Lord
Denton
Eugene Dill
E. M. Garey
The Philadelphia Record Adds a Sunday Youth Magazine
Beginning Sunday January 12 1913 The Philadelphia Record will publish a new Sunday issue with an eight page magazine for boys and girls. It will include stories from St Nicholas Youth's Companion and the color covered section. No price increase keep at three cents. advance orders urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Record
St. Nicholas
Youth's Companion
Advertised Letters in Denton Post Office
Unclaimed letters for the week ending January 4th listed as advertised. Names include Miss Willie Boils Mr James H Trice Mr Price Cooper Mrs J P Harris Mr Harrington C Burroughs Mrs Elizabeth Hignatt Mr and Mrs John Coulbourn Mr Henry Stanford Mrs Rhoda Norris Miss Rena DeWilde Mrs Magpie Cloee Mr Charley Brooks Mrs Eliza Shorter Mr L C Smith Master Sidney Lankford Miss Blanche Cornell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Willie Boils
James H. Trice
Price Cooper
J. P. Harris
Harrington C. Burroughs
Elizabeth Hignatt
John Coulbourn
Henry Stanford
Rhoda Norris
Rena DeWilde
Magpie Cloee
Charley Brooks
Smithville visits Wilmington with Dowdle kinship noted
Miss Roberta Dowdle is visiting friends and relatives in Wilmington, with the trip described as a personal visit to kin and local acquaintances. The brief item records travel or social ties involving Dowdle in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta Dowdle
Wilmington
Philadelphia
Orphans Court Records Pass Releases and Admin Actions
In the Orphans Court with Judges present releases from heirs of William T. Morgan were examined and ordered recorded. Administrators presented inventories, appraisements, and accounts for several deceased estates including Lake Nichols Joseph, John F. Stokes, George H. Collins, David L. Dixon, Eli Wroten, Frank H. Webb, Aaron Johns and Susan E. Lord. Appraisers appointed and notices to creditors ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Clark, Rawlings
Stevens
Albert S. Handy
William T. Morgan
Hessie Hignutt
Jennie Hickman
Walter Slenry Morgan
Roxie Dukes
Amanda Williamson
Harriet Morgan
William T. Hignutt
Lake Nichols
James I. Stafford
John F. Stafford
Thomas E. Heather
Henry Steele
Samuel J. Bilbrough
Samuel Bilbrough
Nora Collins
John F. Stokes
Celia Nichols
George H. Collins
Harry Collison
William H. Beck
Edward C. Vincent
David L. Dixon
William H. Wroten
George F. Noble
Eli Wroten
Frank H. Webb
Edward E. Nuttle
William H. Alburger
Harvey H. Long
William H. Johns
Aaron Johns
Susan E. Lord
Isaac Hughes
William R. Phillips
John H. Phillips
Julia Brummel
Thomas J. Phillips
Delaware Legislature Organizes. Holcomb Elected Speaker
The Delaware House organized on Tuesday with Chauncey P. Holcomb winning the Speaker's post by a party line vote 21 to 14. The Senate later elected W. O. Stoops as Chief Clerk after a tie and a second ballot. The steamer Julia Luckenbach sank after a collision in the Chesapeake Bay, fourteenaLives were lost and several crew clung to rigging before perishing in the gale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
House
Chauncey P. Holcomb
Edward G. Bradford
Holcomb
Senate
Lecates
W. O. Stoops
Blackstone
Stoops
Julia Luckenbach
Port Tampa
Baltimore
Tangier
Chesapeake Bay
Gilbert
Luckenbach
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Paneboro
Yaddings
M. E
Edith Cooper
Wm. L. Cooper
Thomas FE. Gibson
Jacob Gibson
Bridgetown
Henry Marvel
Elda Blood
Robert Jarrett
Mr. B. Collison
RB. Chiffins
Walker Farm
Mr. Walker
Virginia
Christopher Gottwall
Irvin
C. W. Melvin
Frank Smith
Melvin
Mr. Noble
Robt. Clark
C. W. Cahall
Henderson
Alex. Parris
Whiteleysburg
Clark
Calvin
Goldsboro
W. E. Miller
W. H. Quillen, Jr
Randolph
Chas
J. Davis
W. N. Quillen
Oscar Hutchinson
Mae Brown
Delmar
Gertrude Marvel
Helen Miller
Waynesboro
Mary Miller
Mt. Airey
Louise Gray
Chestertown
Bethlehem
Commissioner Eddy Speaks
Tory Waldorf Hoad
T. A. Paine
iMr. Paine
iNew York
Waldorf
Caroline
Oucen Anne
State Roads Commission
Ine
Paine
West Denton
Long's School House
Long's
Willow Pond
Bureau
Williston
A. W. Macy
U. S
John McLean
Hoe
Joseph B. Bowles
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