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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1895

Page

3

Denton banks closed on Fourth of July holiday

Denton notes that the bank and public offices will be closed for Independence Day with the post office operating only during mail arrival and departure hours. The town observes the holiday with closures affecting local business and public services.

Price case notes trial irregularities and venue fight

The report details defense challenges to Price's trial in Caroline county citing irregular arraignments and venue debate. Affidavits from counsel, court rulings, and writs of error are described, with judges Wickes and Stump issuing decisions and orders to transmit records to the Court of Appeals.

Tory Baltimore Russum Air. Ressum Price Baltimore City Caroline County Affiant Denton Millard Fr. Taylor Cvourt Mr. Taylor Marshal Frey Taylor The Cour J. Henry Baker Robert F. Leach, Jr Wickes Court of Appeals Baker Leach Stump

Williston Lawn Party Honors Out-of-Town Guests

Williston anderson county social rounds feature lawn party hosted by Mrs. Martin Grifith for guests Miss Nellie Carroll of Baltimore and Miss Myrtie Gootee of Andersonstown. Attendees include local youths and several Beachamp and Williamson names. summer plans, camps, and stray notices follow.

Fourth at Federalsburg bicycle meet draws 36 riders

Federalsburg hosts a July Fourth bicycle meet with 36 riders from Chestertown Philadelphia Baltimore and across the Eastern Shore and Delaware. Prizes include a $40 Eastern Shore championship watch and a silver cup amid twenty six inch high ornamented trophy.

Federalsburg Shore Morse Messenger Phelps and LeCompte Cambridge Salisbury Graham Brewington Chapman Chestertown Federalsburg Athletic Association Philadelphia Baltimore Eastern Shore Delaware Eastern Shore Wheelmen’s Racing Association

Movements and Marriages At Local Church and Academy

The old M. E. Church has moved from its original site and work on a new building will begin soon. Menry Baker Jr and Miss Luella Smith quietly wed last Sunday in a ceremony conducted by Rev. Dr. Cort. There will be no change among the Academy teachers next fall as Miss Greer resigns as principal after three years of praised service. John Nichols, hurt by a self binder accident, is reported to be recovering well per Dr. Conaway. Rev. F F Carpenter has visited friends in Delaware and Virginia this week.

Denton Milford A.J. Bailey John Dalladway Harmony Smith Bros Ridgely Nichols Easton Talbot County J. H. Smith & Bro John Howell Justice Cooper Josiah Adams John W. Adams Wheeler Brown Muir Street Cambridge Chronicle O. F. Sturmer Federalsburg Baltimore, Chesapeake & Atlantic Baseball Club Harper C. F Barnette Patchett Baltimore, Chesapeake and Atlantic Railway Company John Nichols Conaway Denton Academy W. W. Lowe Theophilus Wooters Aree Albert Gault Marshall E. Price Police Commissioners of Baltimore Charles O. Morgan Milligan, Neb W. J. Zirhut Milligan State Bank Price Baltimore City Mr. Morgan Robert F. Leach, Jr Sallie E. Dean Millard F. Taylor United States Berry Roe Pries Marshal Frey Joppa Dover Bridge Wickes Stump Messrs. Taylor Baker and Leach Taylor Judge Stump Sheriff Berry Russum Martin Grifith Nellie Carroll Myrtie Gootee Andersontown Cora Dill Clara Tlignutt Maud Clark Emma Williston Church Williston Taank Walton Beachamp’s Woods Martin Arnlith Angels Menry Baker, Jr Luella Smith Cort Academy Rev F. F. Carpenter Delaware Virginia

Baltimore business prospects amid European tour by Mr Thoms Hill

Mr Thoms Hill sails for Europe to promote Maryland as a residence and business hub. He cites Baltimore’s low property prices and manufacturing advantages and plans to engage English capitalists and German farmers, accompanied by his family, spending several months abroad to solicit settlements and investment.

Maryland Thoms Hill Europe Baltimore Hill

Orphans Court Proceedings on Estate Affairs

In the Orphans Court on Tuesday last Charles W. Lewis administrator of Geo. W. Hudson presented inventory and appraisement and passed. M Hooper Gray administrator of James H Nickerson colored deceased presented accounts of sales and passed. An order was passed authorizing Mrs Lucetta V Stevens administratrix to convey certain real estate to Thomas A Satterfield. The court also passed an order authorizing the sale of the real estate of James H Bryan colored deceased.

Orphans’ Court Charles WH. Lewis Geo. W. Hudson M. Hooper Gray James H. Nickerson Lucetta V. Stevens Thomas A. Satterfield James H. Bryan

Reverend Cyrus Cort to Speak at Boston Endeavor Rally

Rev. Cyrus Cort to deliver address at the Boston July 1 Reformed Church Christian Endeavor rally in connection with a nationwide and international convention. Five thousand delegates are expected. Topics include The Reformed Church and Inter denominational Fellowship. A camp meeting committee will meet July 6 to sell privileges and tent sites.

Cyrus Cort D. D Ridgely Wyoming Reformed Church Christian Endeavor Societies Boston Christian Endeavor United States Dr. Curtis The Reformed Church and Interdenominational Fellowship Ei. 0. Ewing Nicholas Wright John F. Cohee Eli Sparklin Thomas Taylor J.P. Harris Joseph Patchett Joseph B Corkran Geo. W. Trico J. T. Blades B. W. Parker Mr. Wright Elwood Campground Annie Jump Wesley M. K Anstine Denton Academy Gideon T. J. Lambert Hillsborough M. E Sam Small Brandywine Summit Camp Wilmington

Levy for LBUS Keeps $1 Tax Rate After Special Meeting

County commissioners set the annual levy at one dollar per hundred dollars, with a seventeen cent state tax. Allocations cover public schools, Denton High, poor relief, insane asylum, pensioners, pauper coffins, roads and bridges, jurors, officials, jail, elections, printing, interest and sinking funds, insolvents, bridges, court house upkeep, and a contingency. Estimated cost of the Price Trial adds 2,500 dollars. total levy amounts to 45,087.51 dollars.

Denton Iigh Dover Bridge Court House Denton Bridge Tuckahoe Bridge

Huckleberry Bannock Recipe from Old New England

Old fashioned New England bannock described as the direct descendant of the English griddle cake using firm black huckleberries. Instructions cover picking over berries, making a soft dough with flour salt baking powder butter and water, frying in a hot iron spider with butter, and serving hot with butter or sugar and cream.

Real Estate Transfers And Marriage Licenses Report

Real estate transfers for June listed with parties and property details across districts including Denton Bridge and Choptank properties. Total transfers include several parcels ranging from 2 to 823 acres with prices up to 1700 dollars, plus records of title perfection and exchanges. Marriage licenses issued for four couples: Brown Bradley, Chance Price, Baker Smith, Collins Cannon.

Simeon Blood Wm. H. Blood First District Henry W. Hynson Wm. H. Cashe Lewis K. Edgell F. Eunice Edsell Elizabeth Chilton James H. Nichols Denton Bridge Watson Fluharty John PF. Flucharty Edward R. Goslin Su. B. Towers William Thomas Charles Lewis Mary W. M. Bigler James M. Bigler James M. Andrews Mary P. Smith Federalsburg Frederick C. Brown Martha E. Bradley George Chance Jennie Price Herman TH. Baker Lucetta Smith Solomon Collins Mary Belle Cannon

Talbot and surrounding residents move and visit notes

Richard T. Martin plans to relocate to Baltimore in July and resign as Deputy Clerk of the Circuit Court. The Talbot bar unanimously backs Henry Holliday Jr for the post. Local society notes include several residents traveling to Europe, health care trips, and familiar visits by family and friends to and from Centreville and nearby towns.

Richard T. Martin Baltimore T. W. Greenley Trappe Isaac Davis Clark Jackson Sanatorium New York State Zaston Ledger

Niagara Falls Tour by Rail at Ten Dollar Round Trip

A Pennsylvania Railroad tour program offers ten day round trips to Niagara Falls from Philadelphia Washington and Baltimore with ten dollar rates and stops at Watkins Rochester and Buffalo. Special Pullman cars and a tourist agent accompany each trip. Tickets available through ticket agents or Broad Street Station Philadelphia. Let It He Non-Factional Kent News advocates a strong non factional State ticket for the upcoming convention.

Niagara Falls Pennsylvania Railroad Company Philadelphia Washington Baltimore

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