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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1903

Page

3

Death Comes Upon Them Sudden for Two Men

In Hickman last week a coroner's inquest failed to determine cause of death for William Hewett after a bottle of spirits was to be analyzed. William Hewett, visiting Mrs. Todd, died en route to medical help. another death, Palo Alto Lane, a Civil War veteran, occurred at Mr. Fishell's home likely from a seizure.

Squire Samuel J. Lank Georgetown Hickman A. H. Cahall W. R. Peters John Spence T. A. Melvin William O'Day S. E. Adams William Crowell Fred Tolbert George W. Cohee Stout O’day Frank Cahall J. Ryan William Hewett W.R. Peters Theo. Saulsbury William Stewett New York Pliny Todd Amos Fishell William Morgan Palo Alto Guy du Frainoi Williston Lane

Mrs Corcoran Dies in Baltimore Home

Mrs. Sarah Corcoran wife of Zora Jones of Baltimore died at her home Friday. Funeral services were at Friends Meeting House Piney Grove led by Rev. Holt. Burial was in Mt. Pleasant cemetery. Protracted M E Church meetings ongoing with Rev. Holt assisted by Rev. Wheeler.

Sarah Corcoran Zora Jones Baltimore Friends’ Meeting House Piney Grove Holt Mt. Pleasant H. B. Messenger Hannah Stowell H. N. Patterson Harry L. Prouse Philadelphia M. E Mr. Wheeler Reliance T. J. Williams J. B. Wright Frank Covey Sue H.turner Grace Noble Annie Davis Harry Carroll Germantown T. Fred Brown Anna Leo Jefferson Strayer’s College Thomas Todd Elmer Waldron Mr. Todd

Pleasant social at the residence of Mr W George Smith

A Friday night gathering hosted by Mr W George Smith drew a large crowd with music games and refreshments including ice cream cake and fruit. Attendees included numerous residents from Marydel Sadlersville New York Virginia Wood Goldsboro and Templeville among others.

Nmaryde W. George Smith Bessie Everett Bessie Fox Sadie Peters Will Peters Sadlersville Lara’Heather Cora Pippin Helen Jump Hennie Hall Pansy Moore Floyd Hwaller Jones Lillie Elva Moore Ollie Ford Thomas Heather Seward Dailey John Raleigh Marydel Hattie McFarlane New York Viola Wood Virginia Wood Monroe Saunders Robert Hutson Clayton Melvin Horace Dennison Howard Milby Goldsboro Lola C. Smith Dover Laura Smith Harry Melvin Henderson Clarence Everett Clark Everett Ingleside Harry Scotten James Scotten Elishs Palmer Templeville

Death of Rev. John B. Stockley at daughter’s home

The death on the 12th inst of Rev. John B. Stockley at his daughter Mrs. George P. Jones’s home mourns his many friends. He recently returned from Florida seeking relief from consumption. Funeral services were held at the Mission on Thursday with burial at Barrett's Chapel. Ministers Rev. Lee Gray and Rev. C. T. Baynard officiated.

John B. Stockley George P. Jones Stockley Florida Barrett’s Chapel Lee Gray C. T. Baynard Lula Marvel Epworth League C. E. Hollingsworth Ernest Johns W. H. Goodwin Chas, Leager Chuck Tilt Ezckie Gooden Smith Dill Cheswold Charles Leager Lizziey Church “Hill Sallia Reed Baltimore Walter Gough Dover Frank Gough Hartley Harry Melvin Harland Hollingsworth’s Wilmington Catherine Arrants James Ayers Glassboro M. Anna Price C. E. McIlvaine Philadelphia Nathan Clark Laura Smith Frank Smith Missedith Gooden N. S. Meredith Woodside John Moore Chestertown J. A. Comegys Harry Gough

Concord Socials Featured Music and Dining Event

Concord hosted a social last Thursday evening with innocent games and a late repast of cake, fruit, and cream. Attendees included Olu Scott Ella Beauchamp Corinne Thawley Winnifred Johnson Hattie Covey Vio la Covey Rosa Burkett Minnie Collins Jennie Kelley Emma Hubbard Essie Poole C and Brown Lee Culver Clarence Beauchamp Herbart Beauchamp Walter Beauchamp A J Hayes James Neal Walton Trice Norman Thawley Terry Nichols Melvin Todd Richard Wirt of Bridgeville Delaware and Newburg New York.

T. H. Everngain Olu Scott Ella Beauchamp Corinne Thawley Winnifred Johnson Hattie and Viola Covey Rosa Burkett Minnie Collins Jennie Kelley Emma Hubbard Essie Poole Messrs Berlin Elizabeth Beauchamp

Preston notes and local updates from town

Skating on thin ice caused Jim Butler to fall into five feet of water and be rescued with difficulty by Alex and James Flu Hart y and others. Charles W Birch joins J Ledourn store after leaving C W Jackson Ridgely. Miss Ethel Fletcher temporarily heads Hog Yeland School after Winnie Griffith resigns. Lottie Charles and Helen Parker visited Miss Ella Whiteley. Mr and Mrs A W Sisk made a quick trip to Baltimore.

Jim Butler Alex James Flu- Harty Charles W. Birch C. W. Jackson Ridgely J. Frank Ledourn John Henry Wilmington Del Ethel Fletcher Hog Yeland School Winnie’ Grifith

Revival preacher schedule and social visits noted

Rev Joseph A Klucker will preach at Brethren Church Saturday at 7 30 pm Sunday 10 30 am and 7 10 pm and every evening next week at 7 30 Miss Cordelia Greenes visiting sister Mrs Lillie Melvin in Philadelphia Miss Lila E Atkinson spent Thursday and Friday with friends in Baltimore Revival services have closed at the M E Church

Bidgely Hev Joseph A. Klucker Brethren Church Cordelia Greenes Lillie Melvin Philadelphia Lila E. Atkinson Baltimore M. E Wilmington E. C. Sunfield L. E. Barrett W. F Society Epworth League A. Green W.H P. H. Rawlins C. McSorley Bishop Cranston A.E. Sadler

Fire damages Kemp house. flames fought through night

Mr James T Kemp's house was set ablaze on Wednesday night last week. After strenuous efforts, the fire was put out. Miss Saran Davis of Euston has been visiting Miss Corinne Colling.

James T. Kemp Saran Davis Euston Boen Corinne Colling

Unseen Arrows Fly in Local Nuptial Names

The Stauffer Whiteley Sweene Kibler Brogley Kibler Dean Sparks Beachamp Griffith Peters Fountain Fooks Phillips Griffin Young wed in a series of nuptials.

Stauffer-Whiteley Sweene-Kibler Brogley-Kibler Dean Sparks Beachamp-Griffith Peters-Fountain Fooks- Phillips Griffin Young

Prestons and Washington Wedding Highlights Across Multiple Ceremonies

A string of weddings is recounted from Preston and nearby towns including Miss Addie M. Whiteley and Mr. Arthur I. Dowell in Washington. Miss Amelia Kibler and Mr. Charles P. Sweeney in Philadelphia. Miss Nellie Phillips and Mr. Nelson Wenry Nooks in Preston. Miss Katie L. Young and Mr. Joseph G. Griffin in Easton. Detailed attire, venues, and family ties are noted as couples begin new lives in various combined journeys and honeymoons, with receptions and travels described.

Henry E. Stauffer Washington Addie M. Whiteley Preston Arthur I. Dowell Margaret A. Whiteley Dowell Charles P. Sweeney Philadelphia Amelia, E. Kibler Joseph Kibler St. Elizabeth’s Catholic Church Ferdinand Wolf St. Gertrude’s Convent Louisa Brogley Frank Kibler Greensboro Auguet Brogley Magdalena Kibler Louis Kibler Sweeney Norning Louise Brogley Brogley Rutheary M. P G. W. Hines Migs Cora, Sparks Elijah Dean Hetty Hill Kennedyville Kent County Alvert Sparks Charley Harrington Walter Rutter Thomas Swann Ruthsburg Winnie Griffith Aaro Griffith J. Walter Beach Concord J. W. Fogle Caroline Happy Cougs Frederick T. Peters William R. Polears Mies Hattie Fountain Zeb. Fountain Denton Rov J. T. Richardson M. L Baltimore Hickman Peters W. R. Peters Miss Grace Towers Vaughn G. Todd Williston Methodist Episcopal Church Miss Towers C. Harvey Towers Cronse Nelson Wenry Nooks Nellie Percy Phillips New Jerusalem Nellie Higgins Vienna G. Edgar Williamson Richard Phillips, Jr J. R. Phillips Pilars E. Lloyd Pooks Preson iRev D.thompson Leip North Robert J E. Young Easton Katie L. Young Mrs. Griffin New York

Levy Court Proceedings on Road Plan and Damages

County Commissioners last Tuesday reviewed a report from examiners recommending the W. F. Lidon road in the Eighth district be built and assessing Mrs Elizabeth Beachcpats damages at 25 dollars. The petition by H C Hobbs T F Chaffinch FP T Willoughby and twenty others seeks a new road 14 miles long from Hobbs Ringgolds Green to Anthony Mill Burrsville passing Willoughby and Downes lands. Drs Coffroth and Goldsborough certified Mildred Jarrell should receive hospital treatment and she was ordered sent to Springfield near Sykesville. We offer shopping incentives through a catalogue.

Ridgely Smith Baltimore Albert G. Towers John W. Smith Burrsville Messrs Lewis & Goldsborough J. P. W. Richardson W. H. Dean Powling Creek Baltimore Sun Sun Almanac Edward Tarbotton Sadlersville J. W. Peters Hickman Daniel Richie Hillsboro Jumptown Day Swing & Co Smith & Moore Snow Hill James E. Nichols West Denton George H. Beaven John Dangan Beaven Arthur M. Willey Honest John W. ¥. Davis David Truitt Robert Jarrell Virginia Thomas L. Day Stappe Kirby Canning Company i Nossick & Student Talbot Times Davis Whitby Dukes Princess Anne Garey & Co C. E. Dryden Peninsula Hotel Salisbury Courier Willard E. West Wilmington Methodist Episcopal Conference Preston Cambridge Sykesville Seth Evitts Willoughby Downes Anthony’s Mill Mill Dam Coffroth Goldsborough Attorney Towers Mildred Jarrell Springfield

Deaths and church notices in Talbot County area

Multiple death notices from the Chapel district and Easton, including John Lee aged 33 who died at Spring Grove Hospital and was interred at Spring Hall cemetery. Other obituaries: Captain William Carmine of East New Market, Mrs Elijah Biddle near Templeville, and J. Miller Thomas of Wilmington. Also notes on infant deaths, a bird’s-eye on the Farmers Institute event, and chancery term juror lists. Plus Wilmington M E Conference schedule in Easton with multiple sessions and anniversaries.

John Lee Chapel District Spring Grove Easton Spring Hall Dr. Graham Calvary M. P. Church Clarence Kennard Hillsboro T. Clark Mason William T. Lord Philadelphia John 5. Griffith John Wilson Charles H. Leonard P. Addison Eastern Shore Baltimore

Handkerchief bazar nets funds for church and parsonage

At the handkerchief bazar the ladies of the M. E. Church netted 102 dollars. Remaining stock sold added 22 dollars, bringing 124 dollars to fund the new organ and interior improvements for the parsonage. The Thawley M. P. Sunday School reorganized with Mrs. W. F. DeFord as superintendent and a list of officers. Dedication of Holiness Church postponed to tomorrow with several ministers expected. Methodist, Methodist Protestant revival efforts noted in local churches. Ladies’ Mite Society event at Thawley’s M. P. Church reported. A handsome Methodist Protestant Church set for dedication at Salisbury tomorrow.

M. E. Church Thawley’s M. P. Church W. F. DeFord Frank Booth Lida Lane Maggie Cade Sadie Cheezum Effa de Ford Nathan Cade Tilghman Chance Holiness Church E. A. Fergerson

Great Maryland Institution Promotes Fidelity and Deposit Company

The Journal prints Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland’s annual statement showing a net surplus of 2,876,233.57 dollars. Capital stock stands at 2,000,000 dollars, surplus 2,500,000 dollars, and undivided profits 376,233.57 dollars. The piece extols the firm as reforming bond practice, notes its safety for fiduciaries, and credits president Hon. Edwin Warfield for the company’s success and public good.

Great Maryland Fidelity and Deposit Company, of Fidelity and Deposit Company Edwin Warfield

Local visitors converge on Thawley and relatives

Mrs Fred Hopkins and daughter Miss Mary from Frederica along with Mrs Coursey Hammond of Milford visited Mrs Mary E Thawley for several days last week. Mr and Mrs H E Hardesty and two children Paul and Julian from Bridgeville called on Mrs Hardesty's parents Mr and Mrs F A Porter last week. Richard Trice from near town visits his brother Tilghman Trice in Indiana.

Fred Hopkins Mary Frederica Coursey Hammond Milford Mary E. Thawley H. E. Hardesty Paul and Julian Bridgeville Harvey Griffith Belle Alexine Pippin Pearl Ethel Bradley Katharine Mary Knotts Emma McKnott Margaret Palmer Pearl Cooper Addie Moore Mary Clark Ella Grifith Belle Lola Bowen Myrtle Heather John E. Temple Elisha Palmer Harvey Faulkner John Robinson Carrol Hong Harry Jones Howard Griffith Carson Boyer Irons Pippin Julian Reese Arthur Jacob Lacy Griffith Rosie Davis Finley Davis Millington Foster Clark Henderson W. P. Clark James Knotts Sudlersville B. F. Carter J. Wesley Honey Sudiersville William Temple John Temple William P. Clark Denton

Welsh rabbit drives January madness in March hare tale

A late night Welsh rabbit episode sends many men to claim madness as a March hare temper flares through January.

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