Local News Briefs from Talbot County and Surroundings
Local department urges subscriptions as Norman Stevens advertises a Word touring car. Notices include Red cross member and school items, primary ticket names for Cecil Democrats, electric poles by J T Livers, and a busy ice cream factory. Also reported are county commission actions, a Has ton auto race won by D T Welcott, strawberry shipments by Vic George Noble, church losses, real estate transfers, balloting instructions, cantaloupe cucumber mixups, and obituaries for Mrs Charlotte Costin with survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Stevens
Blackiston's
Nuttle
Cecil
J. T Livers
Wright Bro
Journal Today
W. E. Jacob
Burrville
J. Howard Patefield
Commission
Old ‘Town
Makill Foreaker
Marydel
Talbot County
J. T. Nichols & Son
Denton
Vosal
Baltimore American
Coneseman Jackon
Mudd
Haston
D. T. Welcott
Wye Mills
John Fisher
Cordova
Ford
Mr. Welcott
Vic
George Fps Noble
Hickman
Seeon
J. Aa. Holland
Greensboro
Lesin W. Poole
Andersontown
Esther
Ora Carroll
Wihton
Poole
Concord Church
La-Ton
Dover Bridge
Choptank River
Easton
Ll. W. Trail
Dover Heights
Dover Farm
L. W. Trail
Greenwood
Charlotte Costin
Easton Star-Democrat
Thomas Wood
Caroline
Caroline County
Methodist Episcopal Church
Henry Wood
Ridgely
Emma R. Flowers
Mollie A. Keith
Nellie Costin
Centreville
Woolman Costin
Newark
N. J
Denton Couple Wed at Burrsville Church in Lively Ceremony
Mr Marion H Downes son of Mrs Josephine Downes Denton and Miss Miriam Taylor daughter of Mr and Mrs William Taylor were united in marriage at Burrsville M P Church by Rev Carroll Maddox They will honeymoon on a midnight train to Blarrington then spend days at Atlantic City before returning to North Sixth Street Denton Various relatives and friends in Caroline and adjoining counties attended the event with broad local interest across communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion H. Downes
Josephine M. Downes
Denton
Ernest Downes
Miriam Taylor
William D. Taylor
Burrsville M. P
Carroll Maddox
Blarrington
Atlantic City
Caroline
Mar
Downes
North
Sisth Street
Mollie Priscilla Short
Hiram Short
Queen Anne
A. M. Alvater
Baltimore
Alvater
John Linton
Wilmington
John Fisher
Charles Jackson
Ridgely
Robert T. Bryan
Tuckahoe Neck
LB. P. Truitt
Washington
Roger B. Irwin
W. F. Lankfod
J. Roswell
John T. Mitchell
Howard Bryant
Allen and Harris
Porter Houston
Bryant
W. D. Smith
Church Hill
James H. Smith
Prospect Park
H. Earle Smith
Mary Fisher
Ida Frazier
Dover
Ralph Smith
Philadelphia
Fhes. R. Green
Madge Beachamp
Bessie Stevens
Mary Jones
Emma DeFord
Centreville
Willie DeFord
Newport News
Alga Smith
Cordova
Ann Clarence Ayers
W. O. Lednan
Mary Katherine Jarrell
David Todd
West Denton
George Fanton
Muss Mattie Murry
Smyrna
Ridgely Suatterfield
Howard Melvin
Thomas QO. Crouze
Charles W. Sylvester
Pittsburg
George Cooper
George
George T. Redden
Anna May Cooper
Harrington
Alms House Farm
Emma Smith
Edith
Henry R. Lewis
Bar Association
Old Point Comfort
Samuel Chubb
New York
Lightning kills two horses and a mule in Cordova
Walter Sharp mourns the loss of two horses and a mule after a last week storm lightning struck his Cordova property. The report notes the incident alongside social news from Easton with Mrs J A Roe and Sherman Hig natts family outing in a 7 horse power launch capable of 25 to 30 passengers, described as a growing pleasure boat.
Burrsville wedding and Fourth of July events in town
Miss Katie Chance and Mr Enos Cleaves united in marriage at the Denton M E church then host said groom's home for a serenade. Local youths staged flag drills for Independence Day while residents and visitors hosted gatherings. Several residents reported illness travel and guest visits including Miss Laura Thawley Mrs Mary Cahall and Rev J L Johnson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Chance
Greensboro
Enos Cleaves
Near
Here
M. E. Parsonage
Denton
Mr. Roberts
Leta Sparks
Masters Grayson
William
Howard Yardesty
Bridgeville
Ward
Chester
John W. Stephens
J. L Johnson
East New Market
M. FE
Mary J. Cahall
Bowers Beach
Del
Ida Gannon
Easton
M. Alice Stafford
Frank Thomas
Thomas Sard
Friends
Concrete store buildings rise in town plans
Mr W R Breeding constructs a 42 by 42 foot concrete store with two large store-rooms. Noble and Handy start a sizable building to house Hickman and Young. Willie Andrew injured stepping on ice, now on crutches. Visitors include Miss Elsie Tucker and Mrs Lizzie Jenkins. The Bellfeld Club of Philadelphia plays here Saturday afternoon. Typhoid patient Hunter Wilson to Cambridge hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Willian Hurlock
Will Cox
Preston
Milton Cos
Paris
Texas
Lizzie Jenkins
Bellfeld Club
Philadelphia
Mary Adracus
Rising Sun
Tls
Holt
George Bradley
Seaford
Walter Nichols
Hunter Wilson
Cambridge Hospital
Jesse Wright
J. W. Noble
Harry Phillips
Local Notices From Easton Area Engagements and Arrivals
Mrs C H Leverage and son Charlie visited the former daughter, returning with Mr and Mrs Bell. Miss Verma Walls returned after visiting her aunt Mrs George Griffin. Miss Sallie Collins of American Corner accompanied her. Mr Wm P Carroll secured boarding tent at Concord camp meeting. Mr W W Cohee operates threshing outfit in Talbot near Trappe for Mr L S Harper of Hurlock. Mr I P F Chaffinch went to Baltimore to consult an eye specialist. Agent J R Ricards arranged with Pitt Bros Co Baltimore to purchase wheat at this station. Mr J Towers rented his farm to Mr R T Love of American Corner. Mr I W Smith of Philadelphia visited Caroline relatives. Mr and Mrs Red Paisley spent the sth at Rehoboth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. HE. Leverage
Charlie
Easton
J. H. Bell
Barber
S.P. Shipman, Sr
Talbot County
Trappe
L.S. Harper
Hurlock
I. PF. Chaffinch
Baltimore
J. R. Ricards
Pitt Bros. Co
George S. Lightner, Jr
Charleston
W.V
Charlie Fleming
Richard Beaven
Algie Wooters
Harry Breeding
Rehoboth Beach
Bliss Helen Bowens
Eva Laing
Near Easton
Edward
Bowens
John Cooper
Mary Sylvester
New York
Columbia University
Lelia Marley
Queen Anne
Frank Willis
Penn's Grove
Harry M. Moore
Nan Fleming
Wilhington
Harry Fleming
H. Thawley Sparks
Philadelphia
C. T. Sauer
Ira Williams
Johnson
Dover
Charles Taylor
Coleridge L. Beaven
Charles Rhoades
F. ‘I. Taylor
William 13. Stevens
J. AA. Mackintosh
S. N. Pilchard
Delmar
Paul
George Francis Raven
Howard Pritchett
Rehoboth
Ridgely
Denton
Mary Nicks
North Carolina
Local Notables and Disturbances From Town Scene
Mr Thomas H Todd remains seriously ill in Easton Hospital. Willie Bradley runs his store. Misses Hettie and Mattie Ford of Reidsville join their mother visiting relatives. Edward Dixon of Portland Ore a Land Office official visits his mother Mrs Carrie Dixon. Dr L D Kelley of Baltimore and wife stay with his mother. Wilbur Noble, Drew Seminary graduate, visits his mother. Junior League M E Church held annual outing at Choptank. Miss Lulu Sisk visits uncle Col A W Sisk. Mrs Rebecca Chance visits daughters in Philadelphia. John Fletcher builds a large livery stable. Accidents occur in many areas during Monday celebrations. Philadelphia Press reports city toll at four hundred. Annual tents drawing at Camden camp ground Dover to Camden held Monday with more drawings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Todd
Easton
Willie Bradley
Hettie
Mattie Ford
Reidsville
N. C
Edward Dixon
Portland
Ore
Land Office
Carrie Dixon
L. D. Kelley
Baltimore
Wilbur Noble
Drew Seminary
M. E. Noble
M.e.church
Lulu Sisk
Col
A. W. Sisk
Rebecca Chance
Philadelphia
John Fletcher
Glorious Fifth at Ridgely Independence Day Festivities
Independence Day celebrated in Ridgely with a Maple Avenue parade led by Greensboro band and colorful floats from local merchants Guy Turner J W Simon and Win A Cooper. Ridgely beat the B C A Club of Baltimore 5 1 in the ball park games. Evening speeches by T A Smith Habbart and Coblentz followed by fireworks. Visiting dignitaries included the Thompsons Swing Pennington Williams and Miss Fountain. Greenwood to visit Ridgely July 16. Ridgely 3 Easton 2 Wednesday game noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Avenue
Greensboro
Guy Turner
J. W. Simon
Ridgely
Win. A. Cooper
Ball Park
Baltimore
T. A. Smith
Mr. Habbart
E. L. Coble
W. H. Williams
Mitchell Green
Washington
Frances Green
Miss Fountain
Milton Smith
Greenwood
The Blind Spot lecture at the M E Church by Harvey Anderson
Mr. Harvey Anderson from a Theological School in Tennessee delivered a lecture on The Blind Spot at the M E Church on Tuesday evening. He is a young man of promise raised near this town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Anderson
Tennessee
M. E
Anderson
Paul Stewart
Easton
Noble Pippin
Brenderson
Ollie Coffin
Henderson
Glenny Nichols
Baltimore
Inez Dever
Queen Anne's County
Mary Gray
Robi. F. Vane
Sallie
Mina Vane
Centreville
W.K. Jarman
J. I. Davidson
Aaron Sparks
Philadelphia
W.T. Elliott
Lizzie Shockley
Mary Williams
Greensboro
Messrs
Robi. Jarrell, Sr
Jacob Gibson
Devolson Cartwright
Earle Jones
Wilmington
Edith Slemmer
Alta Sapp
Sallie Quillen
Dover
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Visits
Rev and Mrs William Pitcher of Baltimore visited Mr and Mrs John Haymond. A lawn party hosted by Mrs Wm Croll honored Miss Pittman. Emma Hubbard and Harold Fountain stayed with Corinne Thomas. William Meluney returned from the West. Pastor Rev Thomas Sard preached last Sunday. Charles Meluney of Philadelphia visited his parents. Miss Ula Pittman, milliner, returned to Virginia. Mrs A H Cahall returned from Rehoboth after a week. Most town youth went to Rehoboth last Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pitcher
Baltimore
John Haymond
Wm. Croll
Miss Pittman
Emma Hubbard
Harold Fountain
Corinne Thomas
William Meluney
West
Thomas Sard
Charles Meluney
Philadelphia
Ula Pittman
Virginia
A. H. Cahall
Rehoboth
Cordova and Baltimore social visits noted
Mrs. S. K. Fulton of Baltimore spent Sunday and Monday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Towers. Mrs. Cora Nichols and Mr. Norman Lane visited Mrs. D. Nichols on Sunday. Harold Cooke of Baltimore spent vacation with his grand. Miss Florence Ross of Cordova returned home after a week with Miss Maude Trice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. K. Fulton
Baltimore
G. W.towers
Cora Nichols
Norman Lane
D. Nichols
Harold Cooke
Florence Ross
Cordova
Maude Trice
Lightner and others visit relatives in region
Hillsboro residents and guests are listed visiting relatives and attending events. Mrs Lightner and family travel from Charleston to visit Rev. and Mrs Dashiell in Frederica. Several locals host friends from Dover Queen Anne and Wilmington. Miss Mary Nicks returns from North Carolina.
Williston visitors spend day in Cambridge and July gatherings
On Monday Sherman and Gilbert Hignutt E W Breeding and Oran Smith drove from Williston to Cambridge in about three and a half hours in Higgnutt’s launch. After the races they returned arriving at Williston at seven. Miss Edna Hobbs Miss Bessie Sewell Mr Arthur Brumbaugh S I Mignutt were entertained at tea on the Fourth by Miss Elsie Roe at the home of her uncle T L Chaffinch. Mr and Mrs J A Ree and children Cordova Miss Nettie Cannon and Miss Martha Councell Chapel were guests of O M Hignatt on the Fourth. Miss Rhoda Marine with tourists spends first week of July in Rome Italy. Mr Will Willoughby returned here with his bride from Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Sherman
Gilbert Hignutt
E. W. Breeding
Oran Smith
Cambridge
Williston
Hignutt
Edna Hobbs
Bessie Sewell
Arthur Brumbaugh
S. I. Mlgnutt
Elsie Roe
T. L. Chaffinch
J. A. Ree
Cordova
Nettie Cannon
Martha Councell
Chapel
O. M. Hignatt
Rhoda Marine
Rome
Italy
Will Willoughby
Philadelphia
Patriotism critique and Greensboro fire report
Bishop Williams warns against false patriotism in a pulpit sermon from the Episcopal Diocese of Michigan, urging critique of national character. A Greensboro church parsonage burns due to a faulty chimney flue, destroying Simpers property near John Clark's store with $1,000 loss. Rev. F A Holland and family unharmed. Public School News lists principal and teacher appointments for Caroline High School and other schools, with resignations and confirmations among staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Williams
Episcopal Diocese of
Michigan
America
Greensboro
Methodist Protestant
Simpers
John Clark
F. A. Holland
Public School News
Local Families Visit Relatives Across Counties
Greenwood residents Mr and Mrs Will Hollis and family and Federalsburg’s Mr and Mrs Leonard Covey visited here with relatives on Sunday. Hickman’s Mr and Mrs Reese Brown and family joined. Miss Glenna Wright and Miss Bessie Liden spent part of last week with aunt Mrs Emily Charles in Secretary. Miss Loii Alford returned home after two weeks with her brother Howard Covey in Chestertown. Mrs D C Adams is on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Hollis
Greenwood
Leonard Covey
Federalsburg
Reese Brown
Hickman
Glenna Wright
Dridgeville
Bessie Liden
Emily Charles
Loii Alford
Howard Covey
Chestertown
D. C. Adams
Caroline Celebrations Draw Big Crowds Across County
On Monday crowds filled Ridgely, Denton, Federalsburg and other towns as county residents enjoyed a holiday with baseball, horse races, fireworks, and a festival. Federalsburg hosted two games vs Bellfield, drawing 1500 visitors. proceeds supported the local band and festival receipts topped about $325. The B C A club of Baltimore played Ridgely in a double-header, with Ridgely winning both games. Over a thousand witnessed Denton driving park races, with several classes and fast times recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgely
Denton
Bellfield Club
Philadelphia
Federalsburg
Goslin's
Baltimore
Caroline
Deluca
Brittingham
BC & Aw
Cross
Spieckr
Uimpires
Downes
Kreb
Coulbourn
Smith
Madara
Krebs
The Lesson We Must Learn On Independence Day
Reverend J Gibson Gantt urged on Independence Day that feelings and moves this year surpass mere territory and achievement. Economize and cut expenses are urged by governors and the nation. America must use possessions for national policy and personal righteousness to shape newcomers, guiding them toward Christ and a righteous destiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Gibson Gantt
America
God of Nations
In loving remembrance of our dear father Carroll
In loving remembrance of our father Johny W. Carroll who died June 23 1909 at his Denton home aged 62 years 5 months 14 days Bright's disease was his illness He was a kind husband and loving father A widow and five children survive him Day by day we watched him fade Yet we prayed he might stay His daughter Mamie writes He is at rest after suffering Passed his pain Cease to weep
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johny W. Carroll
Denton
Bright
Mamie
A Card of Thanks From Mr and Mrs John Chaffinch
We express sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness during our bereavement. Mr and Mrs John Chaffinch St Michaels note a new Baltimore boat line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Chaffinch
St. Michaels
Baltimore
Democratic primary candidate list for Caroline county
Yesterday ended the filing period for Democratic primary candidates in Caroline county. The slate includes Edward E. Goslin for State Senate, N. Hi. Fooks, Marc Bryant, Edward C. Carter, George H. Beaven, and G. Edgar Williamson for House of Delegates, J. Kemp Stevens and John E. Wilson for Clerk, Z Potter Steele and Clinton Cook for Register of Wills, Robt. J. Ledman, Joseph H. Carroll, Gootee S. Liden for County Treasurer, Owen C. Garey, Robert H. Maloney, W. I. Jackson, and Franklin P. Medford for County Commissioner, John W. Clark, Thomas L. Chaffinch, James Temple, Wm. J. Shawn, W. Townsend Downs, and John E. Wothers for Sheriffs, Richard J. S. Bul dock for County Surveyor, and Robt. E. Smith, Dr. Theodore Saulsbury, and Joseph H. Gallagher as Delegates to State Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Senate
Edward E. Goslin
House of Delegates
N. Hi. Fooks
Marc Bryant
Edward C. Carter
George H. Beaven
G. Edgar Williamson
J. Kemp Stevens
John E. Wilson
John W. Clark
Thomas L.chaffinch
James Temple
Wm. J. Shawn
W. Townsend Downs
John E. Wothers
Richard J. S. Buldock
Robt.e. Smith
Theodore Saulsbury
Joseph H. Gallagher
Filthy trousers led to wallet theft at Broad Street Station
Samuel Seney, a Maryland farmer, was humiliated by a stranger who urged him to remove his trousers to clean filth from the seat. While in the toilet, the thief disappeared with $48 from Seney’s pocket. Seney later identified S. M. Myers of New York as the man who aided him and had him arrested. no money was recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seney
Philadelphia Press
Broad Street
Samuel Seney
Goldsboro
Farmer Seney
Filbert Street
Maryland
S. M. Myers
New York
Myers
Williams
Broad Street Station
Death of Miss Georgeanna Fisher in Denton
Miss Georgeanna Fisher died at her sister Mrs Annie Emerson's home in Denton on Thursday aged seventy eight. She had been in poor health for months and hot weather is thought to have enfeebled her. Funeral at her late residence this afternoon with Rev I P Roberts officiating. interment in Denton cemetery. Born in Kent county Delaware to Senator and Mrs George Fisher. siblings include Thomas W Fisher and Robert B Fisher. She was granddaughter of Colonel John C Jones of Dorchester and related to notable Denton figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgeanna Fisher
Annie Emerson
Denton
Miss Fisher
I. P. Roberts
Denton Cemetery
Kent County
Delaware
George Fisher
Caroline
Thomas W. Fisher
Robert B. Fisher
Baltimore
Henry C. Fisher
George M. Fisher
John K. Fisher
John C. Jones
Dorchester
Washington
Real Estate Notes in Second District Farms Sold
The Evan Morgan home farm of 80 acres in the Second district was sold Thursday last to Harry Moore by J. T. Carter, who had bought it from George D. Morgan. The Caleb Johnson farm, 51 acres near Concord, sold by the heirs on Tuesday last, went to Albert Towers and Frank Covey for 1125 dollars. Messrs. Goldsborough and Raleigh bought Greenlee farm of 296 acres near Whiteleysburg from A. A. Christian. John I. Carter sold 47 acres known as George W. Porter farm near Williston to Ivens of Queen Anne's county. G. S. Rairigh bought a small farm near Denton from Alfred Clark for 4300 dollars. G. S. Rairigh sold a Denton area farm to C. A. Pentz for 7350 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan Morgan
Harry Moore
J. T. Carter
George D. Morgan
Caleb Johnson
Concord
Messrs
Albert G. Towers
Frank P. Covey
T. Alan Goldsborough
G. &. Raleigh
A. A. Christian
Greenlee
Whiteleysburg
John I. Carter
George W. Porter
Williston
Ivens
Queen Anne's County
G. S. Rairigh
Alfred Clark
Denton
F. W. Redden
C. A. Pentz
Orphans Court appoints sale of Mary Lockerman estate
In Orphans Court on Tuesday Judges Clark Liden and Fleetwood presided. Margaret Outten and George F Noble administrators of William M Outten deceased were granted authority to amend the appraisal return. The personal estate administration final account was approved. A decree ordered sale of Mary Lockerman’s real estate with Harvey L Cooper appointed trustee to conduct the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Clark, Liden
Fleetwood
Margaret ¥. Outtes
George F. Noble
William M. Outten
Mary Lockerman
Harvey L. Cooper
Wanted first class barber in Greensboro Md
Classified notice seeks a first class barber offering five dollars weekly and board with one day off. Apply at once to Walter D Ross in Greensboro Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter D. Ross
Greensboro, Md
Real Estate Transfers and Marriages Listed in June Clerk Records
The June clerk records show transfers of property in multiple districts, with prices from 75 to 9 000 dollars, including farms near Choptank and Pres ton, and several Denton and Federalsburg properties. Marriage licenses issued include Harry Karcher with Viola Pritchett and other couples such as Mark Howard with Mary Statum and John Jester with Lula King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Huey
John T. Carter
Third District
Harvey I. Cooper
Nellie Douglass
Choptank
N. H
Ridgely
James Larrimore
Hynson Cole
J. Kemp Stevens
Elmer W. Deen
Joshua W. Bryant
A. M. E. Church
Denton
Andrew Baggs
Laura V. Elbert
Greensboro
Hynson
Sarah I. Warrington
Frank T. West
James H. Nichols
Harrison Stokes
Robert Jarrell
Josephine Hutson
Goldsboro
George W. Porter
L. 2B. Towers
West Denton
Lizzie G. Redden
Sarah M. Smith
Harry Karcher
Viola Pritchett
Mark Howard
Mary J. Statum
Thomas N. Melvin
Florence Edwards
William Dawson Todd
Elizabeth Maria Murphy
John M. Jester
Lula D. King
Edwin H.thompson
Dora B. Willoughby
Artery Nichols
Mary Elizabeth Trice
Enos Cleaves
Katie E. Chance
Frederick W. Brown
Artha Darkins
Arthur J. Smith
Ida M. Webb
Charles F. Foster
Lillie M. Friend
Miscellaneous Matters and Shoes for children
Hon Claude Kitchen of North Carolina urged against a measure that would divert funds from the public to a few, saying constituents should choose a representative. The piece also notes advice on footwear for children and a national holiday with two days of celebration. It reports the death of Jesse K. Hines of Kent county in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Kitchen
Congress
North Carolina
Kitchen
Jesse K. Hines
Kent County
Baltimore
Crop report predicts large harvest with higher prices
The Government crop report foresees the year's harvest near 700 million bushels, led by wheat, with a drop from last year of 30 to 75 million. Though not reaching 1906's 435 million, the crop should lift farm income as prices rise about 2 cents per bushel, keeping seaboard prices near $1 instead of 15 to 25 cents above.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Seaboard
Marydel Welcomes New Church Bell and Pastor
A Marydel letter notes the town’s new church bell marking progress under Rev. L. R. Janney’s leadership in the past three months. It invites readers to find more local news on page 6 and encourages subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marydel
L. R. Janney
Also Mentioned on This Page
Denton Journal
the Local Department
Mr. Downes
Miss Taylor
Florence Weedon
Wm. F. Murphey
William D. Uhler
J. S. Elkins
Waycross
Jane Baxter
Oscar Clark
Anna May Parks
Britton DeWitt
Margaret Stevens
Katherine Dukes
Baltimore City
A. Minta Clarke
Clyde Spivey
Suffolk
W. H. T. Wilson
Maggie Redden
Clayton
Clara Frampton
Snow Hill
Burrsville
Federalspurg
Hobbs
Mr. and
Mrs. Red Paisley
Camden Camp Ground
Camden
Ridgley
A. G. Saulsbury
William Betton
Ella Inder
Hillsboro
Smithville
Brownie
H. W. Hughes
Albert Saunders
B. G
H. M. Royle
Philada
Pippin Giel
HL. M. Thompson
Ar J Mac Roy
Harney afcCunn
Judge Russell
Br. S
C. Fountain
W.K. Janiver
Bos
Wan
Coly Raciz
Sweet William
Covey
Din Patch
Dora Batley
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