Public business schedule for court meetings
The 7R Circuit Court will meet on April J Levy Court will convene on January 11. Orphans' Court will meet on January 31.
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Circuit Court
Levy Court
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1905
Page
4
Widespread road block and delayed post openings
Public roads remain largely impassable this week amid snow and ice. The telephone office in Centreville will stay open all night going forward. Weather this winter favors fruit prospects next season as growers brace for continued travel disruptions.
Greensboro Bank Directors Elected at Annual Meeting
At the Greensboro annual stockholders meeting in Greensboro the Caroline County Bank elected directors including William N. Deweese Nathaniel Horsey S H Daniel Zacharias Captain D S Brockway Clinton B Jarman Dr Fred Rt Malone J F Gibson George W Price Samuel J Bilbrugh P Seldon Boughley Robert Jarrell Jr Francis A Porter Addison A Christian Jonas Shaner Officers named William H Deweese president Nathaniel Horsey vice president T Clayton Horsey cashier Frederick L Masten teller Dr Fred R Malone secretary to Board of Directors Thomas L Day clerk of Caroline County Court declined re election and was succeeded by F A Porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Caroline County Bank
William N. Deweese
Nathaniel Horsey
S. H
Daniel Zacharias
D. S. Brockway
Clinton B. Jarman
Fred Rt. Malone
J. F. Gibson
George W. Price
Samuel J. Bilbrough
P. Seldon Boughley
Robert Jarrell, Jr
Francis A. Porter
Addison A. Christian
Jonas Shaner
William H. Deweese
Denton
Death of Miss Belle Whiteley at Preston home
Miss Belle Whiteley, long an invalid, died at her mother Mrs. M Whiteley s Preston area home on Wednesday afternoon. She leaves her mother two brothers Robert of New York and Harry at home and one sister Mrs A J Messick. Interment will be at Preston. Other items note visits by Edward Dixon of Portland and Ferdinand Dixon of Baltimore, convalescences, late Federalsburg mail, track repairs, local employment changes, club meeting, and Preston school session with small attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Grove M. E. Church South
Ruth Florence Hunt
J. S. Hunt
Concord
Owen Hardy Howard
Two Johns
P. Shipman
Williston
M. L. Hunt
Altoona
Olive V. Collins
Preston
Chas. Howard, Jr
Mark Toward
Geo. Nichols
Fuowling Creek
Walker
Federalsburg
Lona Howard
F. F. Collins
George Q. Bacchus
George Vernon Earnshaw
Washington, D.C
Broadway M. P. Church
Broadway
Monument Street
Baltimore
Broadway M. P
Finley MacPherson
Katie
Kensington
Earnshaw
Bacchus
Caroline
Denton
Thomas I. ‘Nichols
Deux Smith
George Smith
Chestnut Grove M. E
Minos Morris
Chestnut Grove
S. P. Shipman
James Cooper Sherwood
Bernice Fleetwood Hicks
M. E
Hillsboro
D. J.givan
Sherwood
William Loockerman
John W. Loockerman
Doover
Maud Parker
Joseph Parker
Bridgeville
Emma Willis
Grace M
Charles W. Carter
King’s Creek
M. E. Church
Matthews
Belle Whiteley
M. Whiteley
Miss Whiteley
Robert
New York
Harry
A.J. Messick
Edward Dixon
United States Land Office
Portland
Ore
Col
Dixon
Grace Dixon
Ferdinand Dixon
Fred. Wright
Bethlehem
Irving Catlin
Church Hill
Hillsboro Cemetery Company elects officers and directors
Hillsboro Cemetery Company at A L Duffy's drug store elected H M Thompson as president E P Ringgold as vice president H Duffy as secretary and treasurer and T B Sparklin F T Barton W E Sylvester F E Jarrell and H S Fisher as directors The executive committee will improve the cemetery enclosure and care. Mr G Lawrence Wilson and John A McIntosh will start fertilizer and life insurance work in Hillsboro. Stewart and Jarrell report ice house readiness amid a local freeze. Dr Miller will move into W F Pennington property March 1 and Mrs W E Mason is ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Cemetery Company
Hillsboro
A. L. Duffy
H. M. Thompson
E. P. Ringgold
H. Duffy
T. B. Sparklin
F. T. Barton
W. E. Sylvester
F. E. Jarrell
H. S. Fisher
F. E. Jarrel
G. Lawrence Wilson
H. M.thompson
John A. McIntosh
Thompson
Wilson
Messrs. Stewart and
Jarrell
Ice accident spares Master Irvin as friend aids rescue
Master Irvin fell through a deep pond in his father’s field while skating and was rescued by a school friend who heard his cries. Edna Nichols returned home after visiting cousin Gertge Noble in Federalsburg. Charles Ellwanger’s dwelling repairs near done. contractor W Nowell. Mrs. J L Nichols improving from lagrippe. Ellwang ers visited Dover. Skating season ends. fox hunters active. Teacher visited Ridgely. E C Wrights visited Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin
Edna Nichols
Gertge Noble
Federalsburg
Charles Ellwanger
W. Nowell
J. L. Nichols
Samuel Ellwanger
Dover
Ridgely
E. C. Wright
Denton
Revival Bows Converts as Epworth League Grows
Rev W H S Williams led a successful revival at Central Church with several conversions. The Epworth League met January 20 at the M E parsonage, and 49 members attended the social, sharing ice cream cake and fruit. Baskets held sweet potatoes Irish potatoes apples supplies and a piece of silverware. Several new members joined. Mrs Robert Wyatt of Burrsville is seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H.S. Williams
Central
Epworth League
M. E. Parsonage
Central Church
League
Robert Wyatt
Burrsville
Snow Blockade Stalls Queen Anne Trade
Snow blockage halts business in Queen Anne as Dr. Hackett visits a patient and returns on horseback after leaving his carriage in Lloyd's lane. Local charitable citizens step in to aid the needy in the troubled area.
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Hackett
Lloyd’s Lane
Relief train battles wreck road on D C tracks
Goldsboro report says a relief train carrying about 80 workers struggled to reach the D. and C. tracks on Thursday to clear the line. Meantime Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jones are visiting at the home of Mr. Jones's father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jones
Mr. Jones
Rural Carriers Complain Of Hard To Reach Mail Boxes
Some rural carriers report mail boxes erected in locations that make access difficult in certain cases. The issue centers on delivery efficiency and safety as carriers grapple with obstructed or distant posting points. Local authorities may review box placement standards to ease access for rural routes.
Jurors Drawn For April Term In Local Court
Judge Martin presided at chancery court last Monday as jurors for April term were selected. From the mixed district list, grand and petit jurors were drawn, with names such as Alex Knatt, R. M. Davis, Robert Jarrell, F. G. Slemmer, Wm. Jarman, H. W. Temple, Walter Sapp, John Quilion, and many others across eight districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Alex. AlKnatt
R. M. Davis
Robert Jarrell
Aliie F. Heather
F.g.slemmer
Wm. T. Jarman
B. H. Emory
H. W. Temple
Walter Sapp
AV. G. Lamb
John F. Quilion
T. P. Richard
James R. Melvin
J. E. Faulkner
W. Nathan Walls
S. M. Imler
D. H. Singer
Mw. M. Price
Orphans' Court Approves Multiple Administrators' Distributions
In the Orphans' court last Tuesday several administrations filed reports and were approved. William H. Cheezum and Harvey L. Cooper presented distributions and dividends from deceased estates. J. Marion Emerson submitted a final release. Walter T. Carroll and others filed final accounts and listings of debts and sales. The Peoples National Bank building near completion is praised for Beaver Dam white marble and quality work, with an invitation to inspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
William H. Cheezum
Richard R. Perry
Harvey L. Cooper
Robert D. Wayman
J. Marion Emerson
Eldridges
W. Emerson
Rose E. Emerson
Walter T. Carroll
James H. Carroll
Wm. H. H. Perry
Charles E. Perry
Herbert F. Wright
Lydia P. Wright
William W. Noble
Elmer W. Dean
Willis A. Liden
Peoples National Bank
Beaver Dam
Joseph J. Bernard
Wallace
State game warden to base headquarters in Baltimore
A report states the state game warden will establish his headquarters in Baltimore, consolidating operations and supervision of wildlife enforcement from a central coastal city. The decision aligns with strategic oversight and transport access for field work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Blizzard Paralyzes Peninsula Railroads and Locks Travel
A cold wave and heavy snowstorm arrived Tuesday night and grew into a blizzard Wednesday, blocking Delaware and Chesapeake lines. Eight passengers remained stranded near Ridgely until rescued Thursday morning. trains along the Delaware road were halted with no immediate service. Banks six to ten feet high, packed cuts, and widespread disruptions forced school closures and postponed exams. West bound service halted near Winchester. fords on the BGA line were washed out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peninsula
Delaware and
Chesapeake Road
Ridgely
Delaware Road
Queen ‘Anne's
Winchester
G. &A. Ford
Greensboro Suffered Storm Halts and Widespread Disruptions
A Tuesday night and Wednesday storm halted trains, stopped schools and travel, and paused business across Greensboro. A man rode to town for medicine but left his horse miles out. Food and fuel remained available. Local social notes report Euchre Club prize winners Miss Mary Lobstein and Mr. Clayton Horsey, and visits from Cordova residents Alex Gadd, Misses Helen and Ada Naylor, Miss Mary House’s return from Philadelphia, and other town movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
B. F. Jackson
Baggs
Euchre Club
Richards road urged by county commissioners
Mr. William H Camper urged construction of Richards road before County Commissioners. Engineer Uhler to inspect the route and report. Albert G Towers authorized to install gas pipes and fixtures in the courthouse and public offices to be lit by gas. Edwin Hall of American Road Roller Co offered a ten ton steam roller for trial next spring. The board favorable to a thorough test of the machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Camper
Richards Road
Uhler
Albert G. Towers
Citizens’ Light and Fuel Company
Court House
Edwin Hall
American Road Roller Company
Philadelphia
Wife of Henry Bradley Dies After Lingering Illness
Mrs Sarah Su Bradley passed away at her home near Ridgely Caroline county on January 7 1905 aged 49 years and 7 days after a prolonged abscess of the lungs She was daughter of the late Benjamin Knotts Interment will be in Hillsborough cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Su. Bradley
Henry Bradley
Ridgely
Carolina County
Benjamin Knotts
Hillsborough Cemetery
The Plainest Wisdom Warns Jackson in Cecil News
The Cecil News hints that before the affair ends Mr. Jackson will learn much, including that throwing stones is unsafe when one’s own windows are terribly brittle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil News
Jackson
Death notices from Federalsburg area obituary roundup
Mr. William T. McCrea died at 65 at his Federalsburg home. Survived by wife Mrs McCrea and three sons J A T S and D B McCrea. Funeral Friday with interment in churchyard. Also notice of Mrs James T Payne funeral and Grove Cemetery interment. Mrs Elizabeth Cahall died near Burrsville after heart trouble. Zeb Horsey, 73, died Tuesday. husband and five children survive. funeral at Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. McCrea
Federalsburg
Payne
William H. Irwin
Aa. Gi. Fleetwood
Denton
Elizabeth Cahall
William Cahall
Burrsville
Zeb Horsey
Concord
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George A. Millington
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Garey
Masonic Hall
Col. Ham
Dixie
Isaac O. Taylor
Hurlock
Robert Osborne
Illinois
Hazard Farm
Chas.e. Wilson
Thomas L. Day
Caroline County
Love Point
Queen Anne's Railroad Company
Talbot County Fair Association
John A. Barwick
M.T. G. Earle
Charles B. Waters
Edward Tomers
Thomas A. Dudley
Robert F. Walker
John C.henry
Jervis Holt
George F. Hopkins
Hopkins
John L. Everagan
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Arthur Kelley
Wilbert Butler
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W. P. Manlove
Sam’l. Bllwanager
Thos. M.green
Wm.h. Vansant
Robert Lister
Geo. H. Horsey
A. Brogley
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S.H. KE. C. Carter
Geo. H. Russell
J. E. Hommel
W. H. Garey
Jacob S. Gibson
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Geo. T. Redden
G. Hagadone
Thos. E. Evans
Chas. E W. Hobbs
Henry T. Nuttle
Wm. R. Butler
JD. Wilson Davis
W. F. Murphey
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Silas Christopher
W.H. Williamson James
Fefth District
H. B. Messenger
Caleb T. Todd
H. M. Carroll
Wm. T. Wilso
Albert S. Handy
K. Nichols
D. W. Moore
Chas. Davis
John Kent
W. Wagner
Alonzo Elliott
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George H. Smith
Henry M. Pool
W.R. P’n
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Rufus F. Noble
J. F. Covey
Joseph Wheatley
Silas Sparktin
M W. Pennington
Chas. E. Stewart
Daniel C. Lynch
Thos. H. Jones
Jacob Hammer
P. W. Downes
W. C. Morgan
Harry Fleming
Joshua Y. King
Frank A. DeFord
Jas. H. Pappin
Nathan T. Cade
Edwin M. Garey
T.C. Hackett
W. B. Conlyn
John F. Porter
Harry 5. Clark
Robert T. Bryan
A. G. Saulsbury
F. Flounders
J. M. Swing
P. M. Stevenson
Wm. W. Soward
Dr. F. P. Herr
John W. Bower
J.E. Hoffman
G. K. Ebling
A Simms
Geo. W. Morris
W. N. Cannon
Jas
E. Dukes
J. P. Holsinger
Henry Bakor
John Hubbard
Thos. H. Porter
W.W. Murphy
P. W. Sullivan
G. W. Kelley
H. Bverngam
C. C. Deen
Frank P. Covey
Richard T. West
Chas. H. Clark
P. H. Wright
H. Daffin
Chas. H. Towers
Peter T. Morris
G. H. Hubbard
Jas. T. Kemp
S. M. Liden
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Orphans’ Court Proceedings
New Peoples National Bank
Neck Meeting House
Quaker Meeting House
J. N. Tyler
Third Haven Monthly Meeting of Friends
Easton
Maryland
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Joseph Nichols
Society of Friends
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Tylor
MR. Smith
MR. Jackson
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William H. Jackson
Smith
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Arlington Hotel
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J. Bibb Mills
Miles & Gorman
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State Board of
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J. W. Easley
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Delaware College
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Oxford
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Samuel Colgain
Tucka. Neck
S. H. Melson
Scotts
Mary E. Clark
Tuckahoe Neck
Judge Martin
Virginia
Z. T. Hutchinson
Wm. Stevens
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