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Items from Denton County compiled for Saturday morning July 5, 1913. Local happenings, arrivals, weather notes, and community notes reflect rural life and small-town events typical of the period.
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1913
Page
5
Various Local Notices and incidents in Denton area
A mix of town affairs reports includes price notices for wheat and eggs, property sales in Dover Greensboro and Denton, and a water tank cleaning. It notes a legal holiday with bank closures, a jail lock up for liquor selling, and a severe storm damage to crops. Also covers a death inquest, charity events, and eccentric horticultural experiments in Western Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Blackiston
E. H. Morris
Marydel
Denton
Edenton
W. R. Peters
John F. Saulsbury
Dover
A. Lee Grey
M. E
Henry R. Lewis
John Rush
Queen Anne's
Richard Smith
J. N. Jordin
Fred R. Owens
Daniel J. Zacharias
Greensboro
C. DB. Jarman
Walter Stingman
Talbot
House of Correction
Henry Wilkinson
Ridgely
William H. Elollis & Son
Preston
Columbus
Messrs
Wright & Wright
Choptank
Harrison
Harvey Lewis
Charles
Edith Miller
Samuel Bilbrough
Harry Lilbrough
Garfield Bilbrough
Charles H. Bilbrough
Alfred
C. Bilbrough
Thomas L. Bilbrough
Trumag P. Richard
Alex. Booth
Booth
Baltimore Sun
Caroline
Albert W. Sisk
Harvey L. Cooper
Sun
Elizabeth Legates
First District
Goldsborough
Salisbury
Harold W. Smith
Home Gas Company
Miss Wainwright
Claiborne
Maryland
Burbank
California
George Febrey
St. James
Washington County
Reopening of Brick Hotel Hosts Noted Social Evening
Large crowd gathered at the Brick Hotel on Saturday for its formal reopening after improvements. Proprietor Wright hosted guests and Cox's orchestra provided music in the dining room with dancing from 8 30 to 11 30. Notable attendees included many local families and visiting friends, plus a quiet Saturday wedding at First Methodist Episcopal Church in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Cox
Thomas R. Green
Edward H. Ringgold
Clifford T. Trazzare
Roland N. Hitchens
William H. Anderson
Eugene Anderson
Robert Redden
Marriott Redden
John Redden
Jonathan Hughes
Stanley Deakyne
Reyner Dukes
Winfield Nichols
Dawson George
John H. McHale
Thomas Barclay
Martin McHale
Juliana Withgott
Marion Morgan
Herbert Cox
Truitt Trax
George Price
George Walker
Chesley Griffith
Harry Tull
Joseph Cox
Bernard
Ernestine Sener
John W. Cryer
Haynie
East Twenty-first Street
Baltimore
Nettie Stevens
B. Gootee Stevens
Williston
Wheeler
Hillsboro
C. C. Wheeler
Easton Gazette
Harry W. Cade
Telephone Company
Cairo
Ill
Cade
Chicago
Ralph Thawley
Sunnyside
Hi. H. Pearson
Talbot
Pearson
Maryland
Luther Frampton
Brick
J. Frank Booth
Arthur M. Ramsdell
Long Branch
N. J
Wilson Saulsbury
Wilson
New York
Death of Me-R T. Carter in this place
Richard T. Carter died at his home after a long illness from diabetes, unexpected after a period of improvement. Funeral services were held Monday at the M E Church with Masonic honors. Born July 29, 1857, he lived near Venton, attended Dickinson Seminary, worked at Denton National Bank, and later farmed. he married Carrie Sigler in 1886 and leaves daughter Annie S. Carter and his mother Mrs Sarah E. Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Carter
Richard T. Carter
M. E
H. A. G. Westerfield
G. S. Raleigh
Dickinson Seminary
Denton National Bank
Carter
Carrie Sigler
Isaac J. Sigler
Annie S. Carter
Goucher College
Sarah E. (Slaughter) Carter
Col
Richard C. Carter
Train Schedule Changes for Ridgely and Local Notices
On June 2 a new M. D. V. train adds service from Downes to Rehoboth at 10:10 a.m. Sundays and 8:43 a.m. other days, and to Love Point at 7:50 p.m. Sundays and 7:13 p.m. other days. The 10:53 Sunday train will not stop for Rehoboth passengers, and the 6:36 Sunday and 6:42 weekday trains will stop for Baltimore passengers only. Schedule valid through August. Local notes: a Baptist Ladies Aid festival raised about $12, Roy Skinner’s child died and was buried at Centreville. Mrs. Annie Bromley visits. M. E. Church raised $400 to clear debt. Armenian Mr. Simon collecting for an orphanage. Electric storms cut wires. Local fishing, society meetings, and sports results noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stevenson
Bromley
M. E. Church
Simon
Ridgely
Harry Hemmons
Alfred Rickards
Narrows
Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society
Teresa Fountain
Baltimore
Milton Smith
Simon's Grove
Queen Anne
Dora Joslin
Sadlersville
Misses Jackson
M. E
A. G. Saulsbury
Philadelphia
C. W. Jackson
Hobbs Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Incidents
Hobbs and surrounding communities report a runaway incident near the station involving Mr. Herman Miller's team and two children, with injuries to Miller. The week also notes travel by Mr. Ernest Whitman to Greensboro en route to Philadelphia, hospital visits in Baltimore, and various local family visits and recreations among residents and out-of-town guests.
Preston residents note family travel and local events
Preston reports Mrs. Helen and Miss Mary Parker depart for Brooklyn for two weeks to attend the wedding of Oscar D. Parker in the Navy. Veterans attended the Gettysburg encampment for the fiftieth anniversary. Wheat threshing yields below average with good straw growth. Various residents visit relatives, attend schools, or enjoy fishing trips in nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Kelley
R. F. Lord
C. S. Todd and Son
Bridgeville
Rehoboth
Mary E. Todd
Knoxville, Tenn
Leona Carmine
Miriam Dennis
Crop damage and road progress dominate Tanyard update
The message notes wind and hail damaging crops in the area, reports rapid progress on the State road, and says the new canning-house will soon be completed. The terse items reflect a local progress bulletin with no further details.
SALE OF THE F. & M. LINES ON THE EASTERN SHORE
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company has bought controlling interest in the Farmers and Merchants Telephone Company serving Caroline Talbot Queen Anne's and parts of Kent counties. The sale ratified by the Public Service Commission on June 24th, 1 321 shares at 45 dollars each. New officers include President M H Buehler and Vice President S M Greer with H M Thompson retained as general manager. The move aims to consolidate local and regional telephone operations for improved service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake and Potomac
Great Bell System
Farmers and Merchants
Caroline
Falbot
Queen Anne's
Public Service Commission
Farmers and Merchants Company
Fred R. Owens
Harvey L. Cooper
Albert G.towers
Chesapeake and Potomac Company
Thompson
The
Journal
Farmers and Merchants Telephone Company
Caroline, Talbot
Kent Counties
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Denton
Easton
Centreville
Ridgely
Federalsburg
Greensboro
Henderson
Hillsboro
Millington
Oxford
Preston
Queenstown
St. Michaels
Tilghman
M. H. Buehler
S. M. Greer
A. P. Crenshaw
G. S. Raleigh
D. K. Crouse
Queen Anne
D. P. Holsinger
W. A. Tower
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Baltimore City
Buehler
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Baltimore
Messrs. Raleigh, Crouse
H. M. Thompson
Gasoline barge Delta sinks after fire near Seaford
The gasoline barge Delta under Captain John Rittenhouse bound for Seaford, Del. loaded with lumber caught fire July 1 and sank in ten feet of water. Nearby, wheat losses from lightning were reported by Mr Norman Vanscoy and Mr Charles Wright. Local social notes mention visits, gatherings, and a town council plan to sprinkle streets daily during heat. Senator Goslin improves slightly amid weekly updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta
John Rittenhouse
Seaford
Del
Norman Vanscoy
Charles Wright
Vinton McMahan
Clayton
John Satterfield
Near Town
Lelia Cox
Caroline Jefferson
Miriam Clark
Ridgely
H. B. Messenger
Henry
Philadelphia
Gettysburg
Catherine Cox
Esther Ledman
Preston
Anna Brown
George Thompson
Laurel, del
I. H. Truit
Milton Cox
Paris
Texas
Elizabeth Jenkins
E. E. Goslin
A. E. Truitt
Mr. I. H. Truitt
Hillsboro and Queen Anne Dance And Visits Across Town
Mr and Mrs R B Thompson and other Thomspons visited Dover and St Louis as Hillsboro and Queen Anne youths hosted a Friday June 29 dance. Several families journeyed to Stevensville, Baltimore and Annapolis while guests and relatives visited from Washington and Dover, with multiple trips reported among Chas Dean Chas Stewart Jarrell Branford and Holbrook families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Thompson
St. Louis
H. M. Thompson
W. L. Thompson
Dover
Hillsboro
Queen Anne
Dean's Hall
Wm. Taylor
Alice
Del
W. P. Fleming
Parker Family and Local News From Smithville
Smithville social notes report visits by Mr and Mrs William Parker and guests including Denton residents Mr and Mrs W B Parker and Burton. John W Sutherland attends Gettysburg reunion for fiftieth anniversary. E E Nuttle of Federalsburg visits Parker home. funeral of Mrs Fred Robinson at Bloomery M E Church. Russell Savage from Philadelphia visits uncle Garey Hubbard. two horses of William Keel killed in Friday storm. William Pennypacker and Herbert Bullock hosts. Nellie Adams visits Milford friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithville
William Parker
W. B. Parker
Burton
Carl Parker
Denton
John W. Sutherland
Gettysburg
E. E. Nuttle
Federalsburg
Fred Robinson
Bloomery M. E
Russell Savage
Philadelphia
Garey Hubbard
William Keel
William Pennypacker
Herbert Bullock
Nellie Adams
Milford
Local residents travel visits and reunions noted
After a week with Mr Harvey Collins Mr Howard Covey returned to Brandywine Summit Pennsylvania. Mr and Mrs Harry Murphy returned to Salisbury after visiting Mr and Mrs William Murphy. Mr C Garvey spends this week at Gettysburg attending the soldiers reunion. Mr and Mrs Edward Lord were guests of Federalsburg relatives on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Collins
Howard Covey
Brandywine Summit
Harry Murphy
Salisbury
William Murphy
C. Garvey
Gettysburg
Edward Lord
Federalsburg
County Levy Maintains One Dollar Tax Rate State
County Commissioners fixed the county tax rate at one dollar per hundred for the new fiscal year and kept the basis of taxation at ten million seven hundred forty-six thousand four hundred eighty-eight dollars. State tax rate stands at thirty-one cents. The forecasted appropriations cover state and county offices, courts, bridges, roads, schools, public services, bonds, interest, and various fees totaling 107,464 48 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover Bridge
Court House
Denton Bridge
Linchester Bridge
Tuckahoe
Queen Anne
Board of Health
Sale of B. Gootee Stevens Property at Public Auction
Harvey L. Cooper trustee conducted a Tuesday public sale of the LB. Gootee Stevens property. Nine tracts changed hands for amounts ranging from 85 to 6,775 dollars. Notable buyers included J. H. Nichols, H. Earle Smith, Henry W. Hughes, Wm. D. Uhler, Hayes & Murphy, C. W. Hobbs, and Henry R. Lewis. The lot containing the church was bought by Lewis for 152 dollars and may soon host a Methodist Church after ratification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Gootee Stevens
LB. Gootee Stevens
Harvey L. Cooper
Lloyd Haines
J. H. Nichols
H. Earle Smith
Henry W. Hughes
Kitchee
Wm. D. Uhler
Hayes & Murphy
Cedar Island
C. W. Hobbs
Henry R. Lewis
New
J. E. Smith
Philadelphia
Orphans Court Proceeding Issues Orders and Hearings
Judges Clark Rawlings and Stevens sat at Tuesday session. Administrators presented receipts and releases from George and Frampton, distributees, for record. Executors granted letters testamentary for Marion Starkey. bonds and notices handled. Appraisers named. inventories ordered recorded. Wednesday special session heard petition to revoke Ziegler will with decision reserved to July 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Clark, Rawlings
Stevens
Robert B. George
John H. George
Jos
Mary Virginia Everett
Watson Everett
Franklin DP. Ziegler
T. Alan Goldsborough
Fred R. Owens
Public School Appointments and Scholarships Noted
The School Board on Tuesday announced appointments for Bertha Shull at Goldsboro Mabel Baker at Edinburg Ethel Cade at Greensboro Elsie Lee Roe at Williston Ursula Slaughter at Willoughby Alice Williams at Hynson Eva Williams Ethel Gantt at Preston Pauline Goslee at Nichols Stella Matthews appointed principal Lora Lynch as Ridgely Primary assistant Cecille Parks Miriam Clark to Ridgely High. Scholarships include St Johns Annapolis C R Mowbray Federalsburg Blue Ridge College Edna Evelyn Davis Federalsburg State Normal Baltimore Annie W Voss Mary Clark Denton Bertie Harding Preston Pauline Wiley Myrtle Breeding Florence Breeding Ridgely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misses Bertha Shull
Goldsboro
Mabel Baker
Edinburg
Ethel Cade
Greensboro
Elsie Lee Roe
Williston
Ursula Slaughter
Willoughby
Alice Williams
Hynson
Eva Williams
Ethel Gantt
Preston
Pauline Goslee
Nichols
Stella Matthews
Lora Lynch
Ridgely
Cecille Parks
Miriam Clark
Ridgely High
St. John's
Greensboro Fourth Parade Draws Local, Campfire Girls In Tow
Greensboro celebrated the Fourth with a morning parade from the Riverside Hotel led by Boy Scouts, with Campfire Girls and Edge team novelty drawn by a troop dog. The procession included Smith and Mitchell teams, regalia outfits, and local and visiting baseball squads, ending at No. 30 ball grounds. Injuries included James Harrington bruising after a freight-car accident and Scoutmaster Skull injuring his foot on a nail. W. H. Malcolm returns home from college due to his mother’s illness, and Charles and Mrs. Clark visit town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Riverside Hotel
Netta Longfellow
Smith
Mitchell
James H. Harrington
Harrington
Mary L. Malcolm
Maryland University Hospital
Charles Clark
Wilmnington
Local visitors and farm notes on a busy week
Mr and Mrs William Croll and Blanche and Miss Minnie Hughes visited Bethel Sunday and attended services at Wesley M E Church. Threshing wheat is under way with crops reported good though grain quality poor. Other visits included Baltimore trips by Mrs Croll and Blanche and Miss Hughes, J H Lowe and niece Thelma Robinson from Love Point, Pauline Fountain visiting aunt Mrs Ralph Nichols in Greensboro, Grace Baynard from Wilmington visiting grandparents, and Philadelphia relatives Mr Clinton Breeding and infant son convalescing. Master Wesley Cleaves of Philadelphia visiting relatives, with Mrs J B Hamilton ill and Stewart Hayman slightly improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Croll
Blanche
Minnie Hughes
Bethel
Wesley M. FE. Church
Croll
Baltimore
J. H. Lowe
Thelma Robinson
Love Point
Pauline Fountain
Ralph Nichols
Greensboro
Grace Baynard
Wilmington
William Layton
Clinton Breeding
Philadelphia
J. T. Breeding
C. E. Abbott
Wesley Cleaves
J. B. Hamilton
Stewart Hayman
School Board hears plea for new classroom at crowded Goldsboro school
Trustees urged adding another room to ease primary crowding as up to twenty five more beginners may enroll. Mrs. G. W. C. Johnson and daughter Evelyn return from a ten day trip visiting Snow Hill Berlin and Ocean City. Apples raspberries and blackberries are shipped slowly at good prices. Mrs. W. T. Jarman aids sister Mrs. Robert F. Vain, paralyzed. Mrs. E. J. Boyce and son stay with W. T. Jarman. Wheat damaged by heavy rains worries farmers. W. C. Todd house struck during storm. LB. Todd unconscious briefly. Mrs. Howard Sullivan visits Baltimore. Mrs. T. L. Chaffinch helps nurse Arringdale ill at Harmony. Mrs. Grace Todd and Kathleen visit Federalsburg. Esta Roe and Marjorie Todd visit Adeline Fisher. Farmers threshing as whistles blow. Reba Rice visits aunt Mrs. H. P. Sullivan in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsboro School
G. W. C. Johnson
Evelyn
W. T. Jarman
Robert F. Vain
Centreville
E. J. Boyce
William
Camden
N. J
F. G. Slemmer
Howard Sullivan
Baltimore
A. Meredith
T. L. Chaffinch
Arringdale
Harmony
Grace Todd
Kathleen
Federalsburg
Esta Roe
Marjorie Todd
Adeline Fisher
Reba Rice
H. P. Sullivan
Unfounded Maryland Story Denied by Joshua Miles
The Princess Anne Marylander sharply disputes a Baltimore American publication claiming Joshua W. Miles applied for a Revenue Department appointment and narrowly missed it. Miles states he never sought such an post and believes the President had no such plan for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess Anne
Jury lists by districts filed for county court terms
The record lists jurors drawn for the October term by district, naming numerous individuals under First through Eighth Districts with many spellings, initials, and occasional nicknames. Judges Adkins and Hlopper preside in the chancery form of the circuit court as jurors are designated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Adkins
Hloppers
Value of Land And Its Hidden Wealth
Colliers Weekly argues bare land in the United States is worth about forty to fifty billion dollars while improvements add roughly the same. Population drives land value, not owner effort, and as tenancy grows the public should claim the increment rather than a shrinking few.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Colliers Weekly
Postoffice orders speed up second class mail and parcels
The Postoffice Department requires prompt delivery of second class mail, especially daily newspapers, with newspaper bags marked for priority even with other mail. Parcels post can be charged on delivery, ordinary stamps allowed on parcels, and back-stamping is abolished to hasten mail distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postoffice Department
Obituary for Ida Mildred Adams Nine Months Old
Ida Mildred Adams daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Adams died Saturday June 28 1913 aged nine months The poem describes her as a lovely bud so young so fair called forth by early doom and a flower in Paradise Grandma marks the notice with sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Mildred
Frank Adams
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