Orphans Court and Levy Court Announced Meetings
Orphans Court will meet as announced. Levy Court is scheduled to convene on June 10. School Board plans a June 10 session.
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Orphans’ Court
Levy
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1902
Page
3
Denton News Notes and Social Chorus
Fragrant magoolas and 17 cent eggs reflect daily life in Denton. Items include water works materials, new clothing at Everngam offers, a Temple Masonic Lodge banquet, local deaths, and upcoming commencements at the High School. Denton society notes cover marriages, business openings, and obituaries with activities from May to June 1902.
Birthday celebration and local notices from Hickman Miss
Hickman notes recount Miss Ivah M Breeding turning seventeen on May 24 with cake and gifts. Attendees include Aramantha Noble Addie Noble Laura Merrick Hester Wright Carrie Noble Elia Noble Stella Noble Katie Adams Nettie Elia Hayman Eva Breeding and others. Other items mention Wooters building a barn for Miss Sallie Layton and a home for Mr Nace Ledunm, Hickman Manufacturing output, and various visits and trips by residents and tradesmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivah M. Breeding
Hickman
Aramantha Noble
Addie Noble
Laura Merrick
Hester Wright
Carrie Noble
Elia Noble
Stella Noble
Katie Adams
Nettie
Elia Hayman
Eva Breeding
Albert Cahall
Frank Fountain
Olin Melvin
Leander Thomas
Rufus Wright
John Melunocy
Grover Fountain
Samuel Oday
Edward Evens
George Wilson
Wooters
Carpenter
Sallie Layton
Preston
Nace Ledunm
Hickman Manufacturing Company
Charles Todd
W. R. Peters
Wm. Bowen
Philadelphia
S. K. Marshall
Fred Fountain
Hattie
Monumental
James Wooters
F. T. Peters
Baltimore
White Headed Quail WIM Fight
The cock quail is highly fighting in spring with peak ardor described by the New York Sun. Quail battles occur even in snow with bevy members joining, often ending with a broken wing or eye injury and the victor parading triumphantly after the defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Old London
Bridgetown Observes Children’s Day With Large Audience
Bridgetown held a Sunday afternoon Children’s Day program with floral decorations recitations and music. Rev C C Baynard spoke on the day’s objects and a large collection was taken. Miss Nellie Harn has returned to Baltimore. Worthington Kinnamon of Nebraska visited Bridgetown. Lola Willoughby of Hobbs visited Coldsboro and Bridgetown. James Knotts Sr. was on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Walter Elliott
Lola Willoughby
Hobbs
Coldsboro
Bridgetown
James Knotts
Maryland Public Health Association met in Denton court house
The sixth annual Maryland Public Health Association opened on Tuesday in Denton with Dr Enoch George presiding. Henry R. Lewis welcomed attendees, Dr John S Fulton spoke on the mix of professions in the group, and Dr William S Stokes illustrated laboratory work from the State Board of Health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Public Health Association
Court House
Enoch George
Henry R. Lewis
Lewis
John S. Fulton
Caroline
Maryland
William S. Stokes
Baltimore
State Board of Health
Thomas Hackett
Association
Fulton
Stokes
Phillips
Stelle
Thomas B. Owings
Howard County
Owings
Gichner
J. L. Noble
Stephens
Koch
London
Summer Excursion Route Book 1902 Published by PRR
On June 1 the Passenger Department of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company issued the 1902 edition of the Summer Excursion Route Book. It describes principal Summer resorts in Eastern America with routes and fare rates, includes maps and illustrations, and lists over seventeen hundred route combinations. It may be purchased at PRR ticket offices for ten cents or by mail for twenty cents. Now is the time to subscribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
America
Pennsylvania Railroad
Geo. W. Boyd
Broad Street
Killips Replies to Rev J L Straughn On Holiness Movement
The Rev W S Phillips of Crisfield responds to Rev J L Straughn's letter on the Holiness Movement. He rejects the movement as an open rebellion against the church, denounces its leaders and methods, and argues Methodism remains faithful to Christ and preaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amethodist Protestant
J. S. Straughn
W. S. Phillips
Crisfield
Wesley
Wesleys
Straughn
Church of England
C. E. Society
Conference
Jesus Christ
Church Universal
Christ
Collins Murder Case Strains Man Waiting Trial at Georgetown
Col lins murder case near Laurel involves two men and two campaigns by law forces. Elmer Collins, husband of the slain woman, is said to be breaking down under grief and fear he will be a mental wreck before his Georgetown trial. Friends hire Special Detective Maull of Pinkerton’s New York agency to prove his innocence amid mounting pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Laurel
Elmer Collins
Georgetown
Maull
Pinkerton
New York
Obituary for Mrs Carrie Collins at 52 in Easton
Mrs Carrie Collins aged 52 wife of Samuel J Collins died at her residence in Easton on Monday evening June 2 of tuberculosis She leaves a husband and two children Thomas Collins and Miss Dorothy Collins Interment was on Wednesday morning in Chestnut Grove cemetery Caroline county by Rev T S Holt Federalsburg
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Nichols
Everngain's
F. B. Nuttle
Everngam
Denton
Federalsburg
John Satterfield
Denton Bridge
Young's
G. Wilbur Rolph
Baltimore House
Rehoboth
Mispillion Hundred
Farmington
Cordrey
Caroline County
Denton Literary Club
George C. Skirven
Greensboro
Fisher
Nichols
Cambridge Hospital
Celia Whiteley
Preston
Annie Flaharty
Charles
Will
George Whiteley
Celia
Ella Whiteley
Benjamin Davis
Rouleau Assiniboia
N. W. Territory
Canada
James H. Barrow
Noble
Albert W. Sisk
M. Bates Stephens
Carrie Collins
Samuel J. Collins
Easton
Thomas
Calf Weight Rule For Shipments To Cities
All farmers with calves destined for large cities must verify each calf weighs eighty pounds or more. Calves under eighty pounds are condemned and not allowed to be sold.
Manual Training Grows At Caroline High School
At Caroline High School Prof. George H. Cockle oversees a thriving manual training program with about 180 pupils this term and expectations of over 200 next year. Students, including girls, show aptitude making cabinets book cases and simple furniture while learning drawing and architecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline High School
George H. Cockle
Prof
Cockle
In Memoriam Edith May Williams
Edith May Williams died May 2 1902 at Denton after eight years of teaching and long illness. Born March 2 1866 in Sussex Delaware she moved to this county then Denton. She joined Denton Methodist Episcopal Church at 13 and remained faithful, suffering cheerfully. She leaves grieving parents ex Sheriff R Kemp and Mrs Sarah A Williams and a large circle of friends. Interment Concord cemetery May 4 after a brief home service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith May Williams
R. Kemp
Sarah A. Williams
Sussex County
Delaware
Denton
Williams
Edith
J. Edward Smith
Denton Methodist Episcopal Church
Main Street
Concord Cemetery
Ride decision spurred by missing passes in Denton
The Baltistore Sun reports Mr M B Stephens State Superintendent of Public Education of Denton Caroline County ponders riding or walking as a means to travel, after an advertisement reveals a small black case with railroad passes linked to him. Major Hill of Carrollton Hotel holds the inquiry and confirms the case remains numbered and missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Bates Stephens
Denton
Caroline County
Sun of Yesterday
M.B Stephens
Major Hill
Carrollton Hotel
Caroline County Holiness Association Convention Held at Grove
The Caroline County Holiness Association will hold its monthly convention at the Pentecostal Grove campground on Wednesday June 11 1902. All members are urged to attend and others are invited. Matters of importance are to be attended to. W H Thawley president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Thrifty Red-Headed Farmer Plays Circus on Caroline Avenue
A thrifty red headed farmer on Caroline Avenue, noted for circus performances Tuesday last, grows good crops despite a fondness for circling in the shade of a majestic red oak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Avenue
Resignation of St Paul's rector ends long tenure in Centreville
Rev James A Mitchell D D has resigned after twenty nine years as rector of St Pauls parish Centreville. He previously led White Marsh parish Talbot County before the move. The Diocese of Easton tradition and life blood priests, including Mitchell, are noted as part of a historic church lineage. The 44th annual Easton convention met in Elkton with Bishop Adams presiding. next gathering planned for Easton. Children services at White’s and Sheppard’s Church drew praise, with notable sermons and large turnouts. Sunday School times are adjusted at multiple churches and fundraisers planned by Thawleys Chapel for the Sunday School.
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Ravenel
Pennsylvania
France
Pasteur
Stokes
Fulton
Gichner
Noble
Owings
Spear
Henry Brauns
Baltimore
T. B. Owings
Ellicott City
E. R. Trippe
Easton
James Bosley
August Stabler
Brighton
Clotworthy Birnie
Taneytown
N. Gibbons Smart
Roland Park
Johns. Fulton
E. M. White
James A. Mitchell
St. Paul's Parish
Centreville
Whitemersh
Talbot County
St. Paul's
Maryland
Mitchell
James Bryan
Cambridge
Geo. F. Beaven
Hillsboro
William Wallace Green
Church Creek
Dorchester County
Diocese of
Lay
Barber
Burton
Dashiell
Hutton
Lewin
Crosdale
Sterns
Lucien Lance
Lewis Walker
Roberts
Zhasion Ledger
Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church
Elkton
Bishop Adams
C. T. Denroche
Kent County
Sheppard’s Church
White's
Sheppard’s
Jacob Elwanger
Thawley’s M. P
Smallpox Lockdown Closes Williamsburg Rail Line
Williamsburg near Federalaburg is cut off as smallpox spreads. Station Agent Anderson fell ill, sent for relief, then left for home after fumigation. The railroad closed the station and halted mail delivery. 15 to 20 cases reported. Maryland State Board of Health may intervene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
Federalaburg
Cambridge & Sesford
Anderson
Clayton
Holliday
Maryland State Board of Health
Prudential seeks collector and canvasser in Milford area
The Prudential Insurance Company plans to expand its agency force and seeks a reliable collector and canvasser with steady position. Previous experience not required. instruction and help provided. References required. Apply to H. R. Errickson, Milford. Also notes Walter Vrooman project for wheat farmer cooperative and local price info for Levering's and Arbuckle's coffees and Everngam's sugar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prudential Insurance Company
H. R. Errickson
Milford
Walter Vrooman
West
Arbuckle
J. H
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This County
Woodland Avenue
West Philadelphia
Howard A. Cradley
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Trappe
Alice Vandegrift
Gormantown
C. L. Dougherty
Christ M. P. Church
Miss Jones
C. R. Willoughby
John Officer
Hattie Covey
J. H. Noble
E. C. Sullivan
E. F. Dunhaw
C. B. Turner
Herbert E. Collins
Clara Lillian Pastorfield
W. H. H. Pastorfield
Robert Kemp Huglhnett
M. E. Church
H. M. Reed
J. H. Pastorfield
Church Hill
Carroll Pastorfield
West Denton
Dickinson College
Alpheus Sparklin Mowbray
Port Deposit
Mowbray
J. M. Lindale
C. E. Downes
Ellyn Longfellow
Whiteleysburg
Lydia Hughes
Solomon Pippin
Lee Anderson
Garfield
N. J
Edith Clark
Tuckahoe Neck
Lizzie Townsend
William H. Bosley
George N. Cockle
Buffalo
Chas. BE. Stevens
John W. Balloelk
Andrew Slanughter
William P. Slaughter
William Morgan
Corinne Holland
William T. Hignatt
Peter T. Morris
J. Walter Beachamp
Ernest Beaerhamp
Clara H. Doakyne
M. Louisa Horsey
T. Pliny Fisher
James R. Manship
Allance
William Price
Wm. J
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Indiana
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James E. Stafford
Andrew Clark
Francis S. Todd
Ruth A. Todd
Bennett Todd
J. Allen Moore
George C. Moore
George H. Moore
Lydian E. Brown
Saulsbury Collins
Annie M. Moore
Archive
Public Health Association
Theasre
NEW Holiness Organization
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W. Sherman VI . Killips
John L. Straughn
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