Local Federalsburg Advertisers and Developments
Federalsburg area notices include new hardware ads, farm sales, and business changes. Thomas Kemp buys half interest in Jefferson Stowell store. Adolphus Leto buys Ales Dill farm for 800 dollars. Weather notes report February ice record and a shift in local road projects. A steamboat line proposal and a Denton Cemetery Association booklet are mentioned along with upcoming community events and a Washington Lincoln literary contest at Henderson schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Blackiston
Nuttle Hardware Company
Telephone Exchange
Bremgam
Thomas S. Kemp
Philadelphia
Jefferson-Stowell
Federalsburg
Harvey L. Cooper
Adolphus Leto
James H. Nichols
Gooke
Liden
George J. Newell
Georges E. Noble
Brown’s Wharf
Baltimore
Denton- Williston
Saulsbury
Irwin’s Corner
F. C. Ramsdell
Richard J. Colston
William E. Brown
Colston
Ridgely
Preston
L. B. Towers
Cheptank River
Denton
Greensboro
Charles H. Whit
John Richey
Justice Smith
W. A
R. G. Stewart
Fitzpatrick & Lanius
Messrs. Stewart
Denton Cemetery Association
Journal Job Office
J. W. Kerr
Robert J. Jump
Denton Musical Association
Music Hall
Avalon
Easton
Henderson
Lucy Jump
Washington
Mamie Goodwin
Lincoln
Pleasant social entertainments mark a Denton birthday
Miss Hattie Slaughter of Tuckahoe Neck celebrated her sixteenth birthday with a large party Friday lasting into midnight. Guests included many Denton families and friends. games music and refreshments filled the evening. A later event honored three brides with a progressive party and music by Prof Moore and Mrs Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Slaughter
Tuckahoe Neck
Clara Pennington
Mary Horsey
Namie Garey
Hennie Anderson
Maud Stewart
Clara Wilson
Blanche Meredith
Lydia Hughes
Maude Clark
Anna Jester
Carrie
Sadie Richards
Nattie Wright
Edith Chirk
Susie Slaughter
Sallie Downes
Mary DePord
Lillian Rice
Bessie Thawley
Ethel Griffin
Emily DeFord
Minnie Dukes
Pearl Griffin
Ethel Stewart
May Widmer
Juanita Allaband
Evelyn George
Hilda George
Veneytta Adams
Lotta Day Allnband
Messrs
Henry Wilson
Clarence Rice
Earl Brumbaugh
Norman Raleigh
Louis Dukes
Ray Anderson
Clarence Marvel
Dawson George
Lemuel Stewart
Marvel Adams
Hackett Downes
Arthur Jones
Kawin Paisley
Henry Horsey
Lacey Spence
Carroll Passap
sAugust Clatter
John Richardson
Maggie Allaband
Nellie Valliant
Selun Dukes
Walter George
B. F. Colgain
Wacker
Will Horsey
J. Slaughter
William H. Anderson
Stevens
Scotten
Towers
Moore
Green
W. H. Anderson
R. G. Stewart
Thomas R. Green
Albert G. Towers
W.K. Scotton
C. E. Stevens
G. A. Deakyne
Eleanor Turner
Laura Melvin
M. B. Stephens
Atlantic City
Hotel Luray
William H. Irwin
Walter J. Kelley
Philadelphia
Williston
Minnie Noble
Henderson
Mamie Walls
Ingleside
Brick Hotel
Angie Smith
Burrsville
Grace Griffih
Downes
William P. Richardson
Tuckabee Neck
K.N. Barnette
Baltimore
Denton
T. C. West
Fannie Smith
Hillsboro
St. Michaels
Caddie Short
Harrington
Matthew Chilton
West Denton
A. J. Robinson
Sussex
Judge Martin
Cuba
Two Country Weddings Mark Concord Church Nuptials
At Concord Methodist Episcopal Church Miss Myrtle Lee daughter of Daniel K Tooter and Mr Benjamin B Cohee were married in a large ceremony. The service was conducted by Rev T F Bennecamp with floral arches and attendees including Miss Lillie Nichols and Miss Lillian Carroll. Afterward the couple hosted a small reception at the bride’s home before heading to Fowling Creek. A second ceremony united Miss Lottie Howard and Mr Ed war D. Graham at the bride’s parents residence near Two Johns. Rev Burton Highley officiated, followed by a wedding breakfast and travel to Federalsburg for the afternoon train to Dover.
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Attie Dukes
Lillie Nichols
Mary Ward
Olio Cohee
Orn M. Carroll
Charles ¥. Murphy
Clinton
T. Geotee
Nuttle
Lillian Carroll
Two Johns
Lottie Howard
Charles Howard
Edwar D. Graham
Dover
Del
Burton
Highley
ML. E. Church South
Howard
Laurel Grove M. E. Church South
Federalsburg
Levy Court Proceedings and Local Road Request
County commissioners heard a delegation led by Bayard Nichols seeking a new public road from near the old Friendship creamery, across multiple landowners, then toward the Friendship to Sfynson route. An order granted Bee Line Telephone Co. poles along roads. shells to be bought for Preston streets. several bills paid to local officials and workers. The central telephone office will be in Col. J. T. Douglass's drug store. many business men will have phones in offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayard Nichols
Fifth District
Friendship Creamery
Nan Cook
Jacob Smith
Robert Nichols
Martha A. Nichols
Eliza Weidmer
William Cohee
Elisha Todd
Friendship
Sfynson
Sisk
Preston
Bee Line Telephone Company
Nathan Clark
Tenderson
J-W. Boyer
Ceseree
Willan Miner
W. Benn WU
Laccomb
Jehan Stevens
J. H. Wright
Matthew Chilton
Trenton Bridge
W.E Geeenley
Cam
Jarman
Mam
Contigs Ce
Boiph
Tooun
Willard Volson
Perc
Ignp
Albert I. Murphy
Cou Bable
Andre Dages
COMIC
Eae
Eees
Accont
B. T. Porter
Wood Tor
Pastorfield
Towers
A. Williams
J. TI. Douglass
John D. C. Hanna
M. E. Church
Spain
J. Foreduum
Orlando Patton
Annapolis
Ford Dixon
Baltimore
George G. Dixon
B.W. Wright
St. Michaels
J. B. Vietcher
T. A. Loockerman
Raston
Orlan Kelley
T. KB. Kelley
J. EK. Smith
New Jerusalem
J. RR. Phillips
Helen Rawlins
Jerome Cox
Joseph Warrison
Ella Sfenry
Dover
Choptank Dramatic Association Presents A White Mountain Boy
The Choptank Dramatic Association staged A White Mountain Boy on Monday for the school benefit with strong attendance despite a storm. Repeats tonight at the 3d. Prof. D C Barnett and Miss Susie Gooden led, supported by Elsie Blades and M M Willey. Beverly Wright moves into Louis Ross’s vacated property in St Michaels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choptank Dramatic Association
White Mountain
D. C. Barnett
Susie Gooden
Elsie Blades
M. M. Willey
Beverly Wright
St. Michaels
Louis Ross
Open or closed game seasons debated in Caroline county
Readers debate a proposed game law as sportsmen in Caroline county split between favoring an open season and advocating a closed season. testimonies range from taxing dogs to fund stock game to shifting opening dates, with multiple residents proposing dates from November to December and differing views on length and enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William II
Deweeso
T.J. Stranghu
Queen Anne’s County
Queen Annie’s
Queen Anne’s
Caroline
J. Frank Lednmu
Preston
L. Dawson
Henry R. Lewis
T Heory M. Cade
Jonathan Evitts
James Beachaup
Chas. W. Webbs
J. W. Simons
Robert C. Rice
George H. Berry
Lee Hignutt
Mmory S. Turpin
Harry A. Roe
Theodore Grojean
John IL. Merriken
G. S. Liden
Thomas L. Chaffinch
Fred Benechamp
Boonsboro Schoolhouse Repairs and Building Plans Discussed
The school commissioners met on Tuesday. Teachers reports were approved and checks issued. Third readers were adopted for third grade. L B Replogle petitioned for extensive repairs to the Boonsboro schoolhouse. Architect Bernard and contractors J H Brown and E I Susely discussed building plans with the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Replogle
Boonsboro
Architeet Bernard and
J. H. Brown
E. I. Susely
Delaware's Uleccle Railway Drives First Spike
Simple ceremonies last week marked the driving of the first spike in the Delaware General Electric Railway roadbed. Governor Tunnell was absent, Attorney General Robert C. White drove the spike. About 1500 guests attended a dinner at a loading hotel after several addresses. The thirty five to forty five mile line will carry freight and passengers through several Delaware towns and serve a growing population, opening up land for grain and fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Uleccle
Delaware General Electric Railway
Governor Tunnell
Robert C. White
February marriages filed by Clark Hobbs clerk
Clark Hobbs issued marriage licenses in February to numerous couples. Names include Sfarford C. Porter and Mary AL. Mitchell. John Sands and Grace McGill. John G. Murphy and very Clark. James T. Kinnamon and Alberta Kinnamon. Martin F. Alla band and Mary Ella Price. Wm. A. Bell and Susie George. Starry E. Williams and Bertie MM. Thomas. Benny B. Cohee and Myrtle Lee Goo tee. Edgar D. Graham of Dover and Charlotte Howard. Charles J. Williamson and Maggie Dickerson. Andrew Cephas and Rosa Dickson. Frederick Washington and Annc Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Hobbs
Sfarford C. Porter
Church Till
Mary AL. Mitchell
John Sands
Grace McGill
John G. Murphy
Very Clark
James T. Kinnamon
Alberta Kinnamon
Martin F. Allaband
Mary Ella Price
Wm. A. Bell
Susie George
Starry E. Williams
Bertie MM. Thomas
Benny B. Cohee
Myrtle Lee Gootee
Edgar D. Graham
Dover
Charlotte Howard
Charles J. Williamson
Maggie Dickerson
Andrew Cephas
Rosa Dickson
Frederick Washington
Annc Washington
King Lime Company Offers Improved Combination Lime for Farmers
For farmers to know it pays to lime land and to use the best lime. The King Lime Company furnishes the improved combination lime. A trial will prove its merits. Place orders early to avoid spring rush. Every load weighed by standard platform scales at the station. Terms to suit purchaser. J. H. Barrow, Agent, Preston, Md. 127,3m] a4, & an.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Lime Company
J. H. Barrow
Preston, Md
Interesting Religious News Notes From Wilmington Conference
The Wilmington Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church will meet at Epworth Church Wilmington for the thirty second time two weeks from Wednesday. Bishop Edward G. Andrews will preside. Four delegates to the General Conference will be elected with Alfred Smith Dover Robert Watt Wilmington district C P Swain Tangier W F Corkran Easton district W S Collins Salisbury district and Thomas I Martindale Salisbury district among nominees. Transfers include I L Wood Norwich J L Nelson East Maine Julius Dodd Camden Henry Baker Allegheny and others. Revival at Federalsburg reports 78 converts by Feb 18 with Junior League and Sunday School aiding. Armory Church Dover and Chestnut Grove noted. Denton quarterly conference praises Rev J S Wickline and urges return. exchange of pulpits planned. Various local appointments and fund efforts described including Federalsburg and Chestertown churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Methodist Episcopal Chivels
Epworth Church
Edward GG. Andrews
Andrews
John A. B. Wilson
Dover
R. H. Adams
Messrs. Wilson
Corkran
A. S. Mowbray
Chicago
Alfred Smith
Robert Watt
C. P. Swain
Tangier
W. F. Corkran
Easton
W. S. Collins
Conference Academy
Thomas I. Martindale
Salisbury
I. L. Wood
Norwich
Conn
J. L
Peninsula Methodist
Federalsburg
B. F. Campbell
Bro. Campbell
Bro
Chandler
Hurlock
Armory Church
Chestnut Grove
M. KE
Denton
M. E
Ehurch
Baker
Henry R. Lewis
A. R. Wright
Weterras
Wickline
Bra
Wickhue
C. S. Maker
Ira
H. E. Bennington
Milton
J. M. Dickey
Mr. Bennington
Ridgely
Reformed Church
Chestertown
Pocomoke City
Greenfield
The
Evening Lights
Pools Mill
Starkey
Charles W. Hobbs
Caroline M. P
Westminster
Cirevo M. P
Grove
Denton M. E
A. D. Melvin
Ridgely M. P. Churcl
Federalsburg M. E. Chureh
February Real Estate Transfers in Maryland Districts
In February real estate transfers recorded in the clerk’s office, many deeds list purchasers and sellers across districts. Notable entries include Sarah J. Barton and husband selling Queen Anne’s property for $12,000, and Easton National Bank transferring First district property for $2,100. Other transactions involve Ridgely, Federalsburg, Denton, and Denton properties with sums ranging from $50 to $2,100. Multiple parcels cover 5th, 8th, 4th, and 1st districts, with deeds to individuals and trustees, often with nominal or specified considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pletcher J. Devinish
Jacob O. Brown
Wmn. J. Downing
James Wilkerson
Alexander Hutchins
Sarah A. Sullivan
Harry A. Roe
Sarah J. Barton
Geo. C. Moore
Queen Anne’s
Harvey L. Cooper
Gen. W. Haynes
Thomas A. Smith
Letitia Morris
Ridgely
James C. Reed
Lydian A. Brown
Thomas A
Federalsburg
Robert Patton
E. C. Foster
Fourth District
James M. Andrew
Elbert C. Foster
Levin W. Williams
Wu. L. Fester
Fifth District
Jackson Hahn
Amandus Young
Jacobd A. Heller
David Sylvester
Samuel Sylvester
Andrew Towers
Chas. H. Whitby
Denton
Margaret A. Tribbett
Gootee
S. Todd
George H. Berry
Benjamin F. Dalions
Leonard 5. Fleckinstein
P. Howard Hubbard
Easton National Bank
Thomas H. Butler
George T. Redden
James H. Nichols
Whipping post praised as crime deterrent by Delaware Chief Justice
Delaware Chief Justice Lore urges the whipping post as a deterrent while noting the state’s role as a dumping ground for railroad tramps. Also reported are obituaries, business moves, and Governor Smith's stance on removing schools from politics. Lydia E. Spruance Wilds dies at 838. funeral set for Monday. Steamer Frederica to sail March 8 for overhaul in Philadelphia. Howard M. Wilkinson buys the Dover pharmacy. Charles G. Satterfield relocates to Hurlock after purchasing R. O. Cannon hardware. Governor Smith to appoint School Commissioners by fitness, not politics. appointments may wait after General Assembly adjourns.
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Lore
Delaware
Lydia E. Spruance Wilds
James D. Wilds
Kenton
J. Frank Wilds
Dover
David S. Wilds
Mary R. Hutchinson
Frederica
Philadelphia
Charles G. Satterfield
Bridgeville
Hurlock
R. O. Cannon
Baltimore Herald
Smith
State Board of Education
Drafts for $2,000 paid to late James Green beneficiaries
Monday officers of Chop tank Conclave No 28 Improved Order Heptasophs delivered $2,000 drafts to the heirs of James Green who died January 12. A minor beneficiary delayed payment until a guardian was appointed by the Orphans' Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Green
Green
Orphans’ Court
B. N. Fleming
Euston
Booth’s Corner
Guardian Council
Emma J. Fleming
Lost watch charm with initials W I N found for return
Small watch charm inscribed with W I N and Dittinls on one side. Reward offered for return to owner W I Norris. Please contact that name to claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. I. Norris
Love is Greatest Gift In Sermon At Denton Church
Rev George S Fitzhugh preached on charity as the supreme virtue from first Corinthians quoted in In Christ Church Denton The sermon dwells on love as patience kindness and resilience, noting love withholds revenge believes good, clings to the outcast and endures beyond earthly knowledge, faith and hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Fitzhugh
Christ Church
Denton
George
Fitzhugh
St. Paul
Apostle
Jesus Christ
Partridge and Quail Purchase Notice by Maryland Group
The Maryland State Game and Fish Protective Association seeks buyers for partridges or quail. Orders must be sent to Secretary F. C. Kirkwood at 1500 Bolton Street or President George Dobbin Penniman at Law Department B. & Co. Railroad Co. Baltimore Md by March 15. Western birds, hardy and prolific, cost ten dozen delivered in Baltimore. Orders in three dozen lots with payment, delivery in order received. F. C. Kirkwood, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland State Game and Fish Protective Association
F. C. Kirkwood
Bolton Street
George Dobbin Penniman
B. & CO. Railroad Co
Baltimore, Midh
Baltimore
F.C. Kirkwoop
Esquire Hubbard Finds Fossil Tooth at Choptank Site
Esquire J I Hubbard found a curved fossil fish tooth in Baker's Landing marl pits on the Choptank river twenty feet underground now near the surface. Smithsonian experts linked the tooth to a backbone from the same fish, likely a very small whale or a large blackfish, though whales were not present in the Choptank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esquire
J. I. T. Hubbard
Mr. Hubbard
Baker’s Landing
Smithsonian Institution
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