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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1902

Page

3

Levy Court Meeting Set for July 1

The Levy Court will convene on July 1 to discuss county matters. The School Board will hold its session on July 8 to review district programs and budgets.

Local News and Notices From Federalsburg Area

Reported items include mayor D R Flaharty of Federalsburg and Rev James A Mitchell of Centreville Masonic lodge, market notes on raspberries and potatoes, pension increases for James Saunders, timber purchases, a farm sale near Knott's Mill, and a fatality at Queenstown station. Also covered are bank holiday closings, street paving, a serious injury near Concord, a new town baseball ground, a strange leather wing bat, improvements to record keeping, a July 4 excursion steamer, a death in Severance Kan, and a drowning at Hickman connected to epilepsy.

D. R. Flaharty Federalsburg James A. Mitchell Centreville John H. George Knott’s Mill Harry Holsinger Talbot Caroline J. Boon Dukes Oscar Clark T. L. Wooters Denton George Sheppard Queenstown William F. Murphey Jacob Ghingher F. W. Redden East Denton Samuel Griffin Baliliff First Street Main Gay James C. Collins Concord Lawrence B. Towers C. W. Hobbs Mary Hobbs Frederica Frederica and Philadelphia Navigation Company Philadelphia Webb Charles H. Shields Severance Kan 8. L. Carpenter Shields Mr. Lacy Wroten Wesley Wroten Hickman Wroten

Denton Bank to Move Into New Main Street Building

Denton National Bank plans a modern brick banking house on the Main and Second streets site, with a large fireproof vault and front setbacks. The old building on the Norsey lot will be removed for a residence or boarding house, and the project aims to surpass sixty thousand dollars in improvements across Denton, including water works and street work. Owners include Harvey L. Cooper William H. Deweese Frederick R. Owens and Albert G. Towers.

Denton National Bank Main Second Streets Franklin Street Denton Second Street Bank John 8. Barnhart Richard Andrew Main Street Law Lawrence B. Towers Bernard Messrs Harvey L. Cooper William H. Deweese Frederick R. Owens Albert G. Towers Denton Bar

Public real estate sale in Denton yields multiple bids

In Denton last Tuesday a public sale dispersed considerable property from estates. Two East Denton lots from James Swann went to T C West for 750 dollars. A depot area dwelling sold to T P Fisher for 650 dollars, another near the depot to W D Taylor for 417.50. Ernest Downes estate items drew bids including Philip W Downes for the Tuckahoe Neck parcel at 4850, Lulu Downes residence on Fourth street at 660, Mrs Ernest Downes residence in East Denton at 1500, and Henry R Lewis residence at Main and Fifth for 1400. The Horsey store and corner Main Second street sold to Denton National Bank for 3500.

Denton East Denton James Swann T. C. West T. P. Fisher W. D. Taylor Ernest Downes Philip W. Downes Tuckahoe Neck Lulu Downes Fourth Street Henry R. Lewis Main and Fifth Streets Horsey Main Second Streets Denton National Bank

Birthday party for Miss Lola Chirk at Williston home

Miss Lola Chirk celebrated her fifteenth birthday Friday afternoon June 13 at her Williston home. Guests included Lene Garey Daisy Meredith Lida Neal Bessie Murphy Nannie Towers Addie Murphy Edna Messick Helen Hignutt Emma Clark Celeste Rabold Katie Neal Pauline Mersey Elsie Roe Earle Horsey Herbert Fiske Lacy Meredith James Garey Sherman Hignutt Lacy Murphy Harry Clark Norman Clark plus Prof W A Zebring of Front Royal Va and Daisy McGruder of Prince George's Co Md.

Lola Chirk Williston Lene Garey Daisy Meredith Lida Neal Bessie Murphy Nannie Towers Addie Murphy Edna Messick Helen Hignutt Emma Clark Celeste Rabold Katie Neal Pauline Mersey Elsie Roe Messrs Earle Horsey Herbert Wilmington High School J. A. Browington Ida V. Wood Talbot Mr. Browington Qirdletree M. E William D. Satterfield Clayton Roe West Denton A. R. Satterfield Baltimore William Temple Elkton H. M. Renshaw Diamond State Telephone Company Denton Charles G. Griffin Hoboken Jonathan Evitts Ormond W. Downes Dora Grace Gelletty Harford County H. E. Sewell Paul Blanchard Del Reuben Garey Henry Saulsbury Alfred Greenwood Samuel H. Melson Scotts, del Eva Sewell Virgin Longfellow Z. H. Webster Delmar

Heptasoph Entertainment on the Fourth at Masonic Hall

Ridgely and Denton Heptasophs clash in a fourth of July baseball on local grounds with noted training. A literary and musical program by Choptank Conclave at Masonic Hall features recitations, quartets, speeches, baton swinging, a cornet solo, and other acts. Free admission to Heptasophs and friends with cards from treasurer B H Johnson.

Sophie Gates Kerr Draper Johnson Messrs. Reichman Otto B. H. Johnson

Local Social News From Andersontown And Nearby

Society notes record visits among residents from Bridgeville Federalsburg and Denton with guests meeting relatives near here. Frequent names include Walston Everagan Gootee Nuttle Todd and Tichenor plus a Ladies Aid gathering at Mrs Nuttle’s. Mrs Carroll improves from illness.

Harry Walston Bridgeville J. D. Neal Martha Everagan Federalsburg Bertha Todd Isaac Harris Denton Elizabeth Jump Olie Gootee Smithville Sarah Tichenor Ella Neal Edward E. Nuttle Annie Saunders Goldsborough Elmer F. Thawley Ladies Aid Samuel G. Nuttle Carroll

Must Return to Democracy Promises Democratic Harmony

From the Houston Post the piece argues that returning to democracy is essential to quell trusts and restore balance, framing harmony as the sole path to relief for the nation. It stresses unity among Democrats as a remedy against consolidation and political capture.

Houston Post

Trustees of Our Public Schools Complete County List

The county school board nearly finished drafting the forthcoming year's trustees. Entries include Marydel with W. W. Rickards M. V. B. Heather and James E. Stafford. Henderson with H. C. Gooden W. G. Carrow and Charles J. Junip. Bee Tree George I. Jones Robert Pippin and Lemuel R. Diggans. many towns list three appointees or two plus a vacancy, with several to be named.

Marydel W. W. Rickards M. V. B. Heather James E. Stafford Henderson H. C. Gooden W. G. Carrow Charles 2 Junip George I. Jones Robert Pippin Lemuel R. Diggans Goldsboro Robert Jarrell William T. Jarman H.C. Wharton Edinburgh W. G Owen C. Blades W.M. Wright John T. Blades W. HH. Cheezum F. Hy. Chambers J. E. Cheezum Hog Island W. H. Cohee John H. Dean Grayson Wright Bethlehem F. H. Thomas A. J. Messick S. L. Payne Federalsburg E. E. Goslin William R. Breeding William A. Mowbray Hickory Hill Arthur T. Handy Houston Abram Walters John Brown Edward Williams Nichols J. F. Smith Robinson Nichols W. H. Bowidle Long B. I. Richards N. M. Jarman Joseph E. Carroll Hillsboro William T Oak Ridge Wesley Jarrell Willard Mitchell Augustus Keeneman Oakland W. E. Orrell C. E. Kauffman J. H. Hevnlow Ridgely I. T. Saulsbury T. W. Smith John A. Sigler Furman's Grove Henry W. Hynson C. E. Starkey James Callahan Gravelly Branch George W. Towery Charles H

Election Supervisors Set New Registration Officers

Messrs Harry W Temple William N Thawley and William W Seward election supervisors in session Tuesday last. Board organized earlier by electing Temple president Thomas G Clines Ridgely clerk and N Alex Hutson counsel. Clines resigned and B H Johnson appointed. Officers of registration named per district with Democrats first and Republicans second: District One Daniel M Gooden Thomas A Watson. Two W Townsend Downes Mark L Weaver. Three First precinct Charles L Walls D Edgar Todd. Second precinct T Fred Garey Harry B Mason. Fourth Joseph L Trice William C Stevens. Fifth Thomas S Kemp John Kent. Sixth Marc Bryant William NM Wiley. Seventh T G Clines Frank Soward. Eighth Charles W Smith Everett C Kelley.

Harry W. Temple William N. Thawley William W. Seward Temple Thomas G. Clines Bf Ridgely N. Alex. Hutson Daniel M. Gooden Thomas A. Watson W. Townsend Downes Mark L. Weaver Charles L. Walls D. Edgar Todd T. Fred. Garey Harry B. Mason Joseph L. Trice William C. Stevens Thomas S. Kemp Jobn Kent Marc Bryant William NM. Wiley Thomas QG. Clines Frank Soward Charles W. Smith Everett C. Kelley Cleerk A. G. Towers A. G IJ. T. Saulsbury A. A. Christian Geo. P. Edwards Gottwalls John A. Hutson Thos. Hill C. H. Stewart Denton Cherbonnier Et. al R. W. Stewart Harvey L. Cooper Gabriel K. Ebling Wm. Gibson Boniah T. Seeders Richard T. West Wm. Morgan Marie Wilson Ida A. Payne C. W. Wright H. B. Messenger Harry E. Poole Federalsburg John B. Scott J. W. Andrew Henry R. Lewis Wm. B. Nuttle Denton Town T. Alan Goldsborough Thomas L. Day John Stevens Hickman W. F. Pennington John W. Thomas Thomas Hill John R. Wyatt W. Goldsborough Butler James R. Butler William Ahord John Meredith Albert G. Towers Robert M. Messick Thomas J. Blades Martha E. Fisher L. B. Towers Chas. B. Ross Wm. A. Curry Walter Todd Chas. H. Todd Mary M. Mowbray Henry R T. Fred Towers J. Allen Moore J. Allan Moore Harry A. Roe Chas. W. Hobbs Geo. C. Moore Greensboro J. Frank Leduuim Josiah Murray Francis 8. Todd Richard Lobb Lafayette Wilkinson George P. Seward H. L. Cooper Francis L. Todd Burton W. Parker Ruth A. Todd Todd Matthew Garey Albert G. Saulsbury Elizabeth Mary Howard Emmett Brown D. Everett Todd Thos. N. Rawlings Oscar Clark Georgia Stafford Goldsboro Sarah Lare John E. Lare Wm. A. Draper Rhoda A. Elliott R. Kemp Jefferson John H. George Harry P. Holsinger James H. Nichols R. W. Emerson West Denton Isabel Graham G. E. Smith Goldeboro Herman R. Godow Bessie M. Gootee Philip J. Spencer Laura Bayne Charles W. Freeman Maggie L. Jester Nellie E. Lister William L. Trico Lillie F.wiliamson Walter Allen Katie May Walls Emmett Wisher Emma Bell Andrew Skinner Lacy Driggins Roy Hexter Hannah Ross

Finup and Winuis Reintroduce Mr. H Mensing as Baker

Notice announces the return of old baker Mr H Mensing to Finup and Winuis with a promise of top quality bread rolls buns rusks cake pies and related baked goods for the public.

H. Mensing

Camp Meeting Dates For Peninsula Announced

Camp meeting dates across the Peninsula are listed with towns and scheduled days including Sand Hill and Tindall's on July 26, and Laurel August 22. Other sites span July 18 to August 26 with multiple churches and holiness gatherings. The Federalsburg Methodist Episcopal Church will reopen tomorrow after repairs with Love Feast events and sermons by visiting ministers. Summer services at All Saints Rehoboth begin tomorrow under new pastors. Ellwood camp meeting ground announces sale details for Saturday July 5. Eastern District Baptist Association from Baltimore met in Rehoboth this week. A retrospective note in Easton Ledger reflects on memory and the old garden.

Peninsula Sand Hill Tindall’s Wheatley's Concord Del Zoar Woodlawn Brandywine Summit Fenwicks Laurel Leslie Lambs Frankford Siloam Holiness Denton Sharptown Hebron Smith’s Island Parsonburg Sound Bethel Carey’s Preston Harrington Methodist Episcopal Church of Federalsburg B. F. Campbell Dover C. L. Mead Hoboken N. J Mr. Campbell W. L. White Seaford Mr. Mead Pentecostal Grove B. F. Thompson Holiness Tabernacle Goldsboro Renal Church of God E. H. Jones Ellwood Eastern District Baptist Association Baltimore Rehoboth Robert Roe, Jr Protestant Episcopal Church

County Officials Set Next Year Budget And Road Repairs

Commissioners Wright Zacharias and Jarrell approved allocations for the upcoming year including Public Schools 13000 and County Roads 7000. Other items cover the Poor 800, Insane 1500, Pauper expenses 80, and various county officers fees and contingents totaling 48778.55 with district tax distribution shown and a 93 cent county rate plus 17 cents state. The report also notes Mount Pelee fireworks and a three day holiday for Governor Smith. It lists jurors drawn for Caroline county with district by district rosters and marked asterisks for those chosen.

Circuit Court Csssesseeee Orphans’ Court Sheriff’s Fes County Cou Clerk& Tre Court House J. B Linchester Bridge Queen Anne's County Sreseoresee

Wicomico cantaloupe crop valued at 75000 dollars

Wicomico estimates prospective cantaloupe crop at 75000 dollars amid strong demand that outpaces supply. Caroline county farmers succeed in growing melons as the Postoffice Department adds two clerks to the Easton office, appointing C Edward Trickle and Oscar Kenneth Byerly. The Chesapeake Bay Yacht Club regatta sails August 14 from Claiborne in Eastern Bay. J Dallas Marvel gifts Laurel with cemetery support. Cambridge Yacht and Launch plant destroyed by fire. Maryland Bar Association to meet at Ocean City July 2 for several days. Texas limestone price 35 cents a bushel. Hughes Lumber and Coal Company.

Wicomico Caroline Postoffice Department Joseph H. White Easton C. Edward Trickle Oscar Kenneth Byerly Chesapeake Bay United American Mechanics of Laurel Coursey Ford and George Oxford Greensboro Cambridge Yacht and Launch Company Maryland Bar Association Ocean City Texas Alum Hughes Lumber & Coal Company

Temperance Day Planned at Concord Campground

A July 4 event at Concord campground promotes temperance with 10 AM exercises and afternoon programs. Speakers include Rev E E Dizon Lebrighton PA, T Pliny Fisher, Rev J T Richardson, Rev B P Truitt of Denton, plus music and recitations. Williston Ladies Aid Society will provide refreshments. Professor J W Wheatley Easton to sing. Talbot circuit court May term cost between $6,000 and $7,000, the highest in 40 years.

Concord Campground E. E. Dizon Lebrighton T. Pliny Fisher J. T. Richardson B. P. Truitt Denton J. W. Wheatley Easton Ladies’ Aid Society Williston Talbot County

How to Make Whitewash The Old Recipe

A traditional method outlines slaking half a bushel quicklime with boiled water kept covered. Strain, add a warmed salt solution, three pounds ground rice boiled to a thin paste, half a pound of powder ed Spanish whifing, and a pound of glue. Mix well and let stand several days. Store in a kettle and apply hot with brushes.

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Orphans' Court the Local Department Andersontown Trustees OF Our Public Schools Colored Schools Mount Zion E. W. Matthews William J. Brown W. W. Daniels Castle Hall James B. Wilkerson T. H. Morris Union W. D. Matthews W. H. Swiggett Carl Henry Alex, Henry Joseph Berry Badgetown J. Wesley Clark Doon Loeckerman Charles Lewis Pdenton John J. Barnes Thomas Taylor Burrsville Walter Tri J. Washington John Webb A. A. Truxon William Prattis Lewis Nichols Easton Ledger Walla Iis John Lofland Milford J. Frrn Danas James B. Wright Danie J. Zacharias Mount Pelee Smith Maryland Martin Caroline County W. J. Hoffman Jas. C. Smith L. Irving Jones J. C. Harrington Thomas P. Green H. E Jarrell H. M. Tetherah Robert C. Rice J. W. Stepnes J. H. VanGesel Harry B. Jason Isaac J. Moore Horatio Murphy Clement Noble George W. Price ZT. Reynolds Wesley Towers Jas. I. Ledman Wm. H. Gambrill John R. Wright Thos. Gallagher J. Willet Harris C. A. Whiteley James A. Parrott John O. Stafford Henry F. Andrew Jere B. Fletcher A. T. Covey C. W. Bradley Thos. H. Todd Walton P. Taylor John T. Parker Edward E. Goslin J.J. Frampton Alcade Flowers Thos Kemp Albert E. Pool Silas Sparklin Jas. C. Forbes E. E. Nuttle J. C. Gambrill Fernandes Davis Caleb J. Todd Joseph T. Smith J. Walter Noble M. L. Sullivan Jas. Polk White David B. McCrea W. A. Mowbray Chas A. Pratt W.P. Pennep Ker John E. Wilson E. E. Blanche Geo H. Beaven Raleigh W. Holt B. B. Rickards Edwin M. Garey WV. H. Lane M. McDanield Charles Kline Jas. H. Nichols Jos. H. Carroll Robert Clark Brumbaugh Albert DeFord H. B. Fleming Nathan J. Cade Ira B. Williams Wm. H. Cannon D. P. Holsinger J. T. Stevenson W.F. Jackson James E. Dukes Newton P. Kern James Sharp Henry M. Cade Jos. B. Orrell Wm. W. Seward Alva Thompson Robt. E. Smith Wm. Dulin Thos. W. Jones J. Olan Clark Harry B. Steek A. R. Brigden Longman & Martinez United States J. H. Nichols Tilghman Harvey Hugh Duffey Deweese & Owens Deweese Mr. Owens Masonic Fred. R. Owens The Dextos Nation Joly T. C. West, Casuter Chas. H. Whitby
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