Dorchester County Advertises Local Interests and Openings
Dorchester County papers list public notices and events including road engineering needs, horse and mule sales, egg price shifts tied to supply, March millinery openings at Miss Ida McIlvaine and Mrs Hollingsworth, eye care by F J Wright, and St Patrick’s card sale. Also noted are a revenue cutter in Chesapeake, dog tag enforcement, a high school talk on Maryland in olden times, cemetery marbles, and next month court sessions with criminal cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neer
W. J. Blackiston
Alfred Baughley
Ida McIlvaine & Sister
J. E. Nichols
Denton
Hollingsworth’s
F. J. Wright
Optician
Miss Melivaine & Sister's
St. Patrick's
F. J. Wright's
J. H. Nichols & Co
Creighton Carmine
Chesapeake
Maryland
A. W. Short
I. S. Hollingsworth
Francis W. Janney
Baltimore
P. R. Fisher
Goslin
Greensboro
Everngain
Ida
John Horsey
Williston
J. Kemp Stevens
J. W. Pitcher
Bible Holiness
W. R. Wright
E. H. Derrickson
Centreville
M. E. Church
Preston
J. FE. Smith
Pastor Smith
Grove
Choptank
Willow Pond
Tuckahoe Neck
Samuel G. Nattle
Arthur J. Bennett
House of Delegates
Bennett
Nuttle
Social and church news from the Satterfield era
Social events at Edwin and Roland Satterfield home feature many locals plus church notes note Rev A N Ward’s renewal, and election of delegate T Pliny Fisher. Addresses, visits, and health updates follow with students, travelers and clergy among Caroline area residents.
Orphans Court Approves Final Admin Accounts and Appointments
In Caroline County Orphans Court Judges Clark Rawlings and Stevens approve the final accounts of Mary A. Jackson administrator of Benjamin F. Jackson and Maria M Wilson administrator of Charles E. Wilson. Georgetta Dennison and TL Alan Goldsborough administer John N. Dennison final accounts pass. Elma Todd and Calvert Todd appointed Charles R. Willoughby administrators. Bond filed and approved. Creditors notified. Harvey L. Cooper administrator for Mary E. Morris presents sales account approved.
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Orphans’ Court
Clark, Rawlings
Stevens
Mary A. Jackson
Benjamin F. Jackson
Maria M Wilson
Charles E. Wilson
Georgetta W. Dennison
Alan Goldsborough
John N. Dennison
Elma Todd
Calvert Todd
Charles R. Willoughby
Charles FE. Stevens
W. O. Ledman
Harvey L. Cooper
Mary E. W. Morris
Unclaimed Letters in Denton Post Office Week Ending March 6
List of unclaimed letters advertised for pickup includes Mr. F. W. Andrews Miss Minnie Canton Mr. Richard T. West Mrs. Jane Clough Mr. F. Coulbourn Mrs. Lizzie Fair Dr. Horace M. Davis Miss Bertha Thomas Mrs. Fannie L. Wilson Tos R. Green P ML
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Denton
F. W. Andrews
Minnie Canton
Richard T. West
Jane Clough
IF. Coulbourn
Lizzie Fair
Horace M. Davis
Bertha Thomas
Fannie L. Wilson
Tos
R. Green
Opening of Mrs. Hollingsworths hair shop March 2 and 23
New ladies hair styling service debuts under Mrs I S Hollingsworth with an expert trimmer and moderate prices. Satisfaction assured as the shop opens on March 2 and again on March 23 in the local precinct.
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I. S. Hollingsworth
Debate results and local bridge plan headline
In a town hall debate Miss Alice Brum baugh and William Lynch of Ridgely led for the proposed parcels post while Miss Mae Pippin and Walter Smith of Greensboro opposed. A related letter from Senator Goslin discusses moving the Denton Bridge up the Choptank River to Downes Wharf to connect west and east sides and finance a new double track crossing amid county road work.
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Journal
Goslin
Senate
Caroline County
General Assembly
Wuertas
Denton Bridge
Choptank River
Enton
Denton
Downes Wharf
Ridgely
Waerens
General Assembly of
Maryland
Choptank
River
Passapae Landing
Passapae’s
Local notices from Ames area mix travel and family events
Messrs J R Chaffinch and J R Ricards traveled to Baltimore with Chaffinch's return to Carlisle and a Monday forenoon return. Ames School plans regular church meetings after weekly private dwelling sessions. Mrs D W Davis attended her grandmother Mrs Wills' Harmony funeral. Miss Matthews of Chestnut Grove went to Ridgely for her brother Matthews' funeral. Mrs C Howard of Andersontown rushed to Preston for her ill mother Mrs H P Collins. Drought relief reported from lower California after generous rain. Christian Endeavor services led by M F H Collison on Testimony That Counts. Ira V Wine of Bacon Del hosted by S A Smith family. Miss A G Adams left Baltimore for High Points NC for a new job. J R Turner of Denton served as relief agent in Ricards' absence. John Satterfield of Chestnut Grove in feeble health. Ivah L Smith of Philadelphia visiting her mother S A Smith. Mr Moore of Norfolk visits town. Miss Bert A Smith visiting Philadelphia. Mrs Catherine Singer advertises desirable property.
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J. R. Chaffinch
J. R. Ricards
Baltimore
Carlisle
Ames School
D. W. Davis
Andersontown
Harmony
Wills
Chestnut Grove
Mr. Matthews
Ridgely
C. Howard
Preston
H. P. Collins
California
Christian Endeavor
M. F. H. Collison
Ira V. Wine
Bacon
Del
S. A. Smith
A. G. Adams
High Points
N. C
J. R. Turner
Denton
Ricards
John Satterfield
Ivah L. Smith
Philadelphia
Moore
Norfolk, Va
Bert. A. Smith
Local Notes and Society Features From Town Ledger
Mrs Elmer Baughley improves after stomach tumor operation. Corwin Pritchett visits from Redden. Ladies Aid social planned March 16 with oysters and ice cream. Rev T N Given preached farewell sermon and leaves for conference. Grover Jarman of Wilmington visits. Miss Mamie Goodwin returns to Philadelphia after visit. Isabelle Carrow of Greensboro visiting parents. Mrs Katie Richardson of Wilmington visits relatives. Mrs Fred Stant of Wilmington visits Dill family. Martin Bennett of Goldsboro visits town. Wilbert Dill of Delmar visits. S C Johnson attends conference this week. W N Walls away in Wilmington. Mrs W G Carrow Jr in Philadelphia. Mrs Lena Reed visiting near Hartington. Mrs J S Richards in Philadelphia. Mrs W G Carrow ill.
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Corwin Pritchett
Redden
W. L. Pritchett
Ladies’ Aid
T. N. Given
Grover Jarman
Wilmington
Alex Jarman
Mamie Goodwin
Philadelphia
Isabelle Carrow
Greensboro
W. G. Carrow
Katie Richardson
Fred Stant
3. F. Dill
Martin Bennett
Goldsboro
Wilbert Dill
Delmar
S.C. Johnson
W. N. Walls
W. G. Carrow, Jr
Lena Reed
Hartington
J. S. Richards
Spelling Match at Opera House Aids Society Event
An old-fashioned spelling match organized by the Aid Society of the M. P. Church drew a large crowd Friday night at the Opera House. Attendees included Miss Lenora Jefferson, recently improved in health, and several local residents sharing social visits and small gatherings through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Aid Society
M. P. Church
Lenora Jefferson
Baltimore
C. J. Nichols
Olin Hubbard
Elsie Neal
Rebecca Williams
Oak Grove
Edith Headbird
Smithville
Long Bro
Ethel
Iva Davis
Roland Webster
Hurlock
A. H. Covey
Berlin
John Foster
Cambridge
Hillsboro Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Miss Mary Hicks visits her mother near town while Mrs. W. L. Mason stays with Miss Laura Mason in Easton. Hicks and son visit Annapolis. G. C. Moore attends a Wilmington conference. Rev. J. W. Prettyman attends Wilmington annual conference. Neighbors guests in Easton and Philadelphia. Uarry Jump visits Dover. Fred Jump travels from Queen Anne to Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Roe tour Baltimore. Laura Parks returns to Baltimore. Marjorie Neighbors visits Easton friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Mason
Laura Mason
Easton
KR. Heston Hicks
Hicks
Annapolis
G. C. Moore
Queen Anne
Wilmington
J. W. Prettyman
George Neighbors
Emma B. Cashe
Philadelphia
Uarry Jump
Dover
Fred Jump
Fred ‘T. Roe
Baltimore
Laura Parks
Marjorie Neighbors
Social News From Local Households
Mr and Mrs S M Liden entertained on Sunday Last. Mr and Mrs Clarence Parker and daughter Marie attended. Mr and Mrs Clarence Adams visited. Miss Claudia Thomas of Cambridge has returned home after visiting friends here. Miss Nellie Adams has returned from visiting friends in Miss Mabel Thompson of Seaford. Miss Effa Alford hosted visitors Saturday and Sunday. Miss Helen Liden visits her sister Mrs Clarence Parker near Bridgeville. Miss Bertha Bullock plans a few weeks with Baltimore friends. Miss Edith Adams of Ocean City visits relatives here. Mrs John Bullock, formerly ill, is improving.
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Edwin and
Roland Satterfield
Town
John Satterfield
Qscie Uubbard
Earl Cooper
Geo. Neighbors
John Harris
Rebecca Satterfield
Michel Roe
Orath Beck
Lona Howard
Georgie Sherman
Myrtle Roe
Ruth Long
Stella Sennett
Florence Downes
Clara Satterfield
Mamie Carroll
Pearl Murphy
Alice Roe
Ida Butler
Mary Satterfield
Loreene Hubbard
Messrs
Carl Collison
Robert Neighbors
Clayton Taylor
Calvin Satterfieild
Reynolds Murphy
Ira Butler
Clarence Sennett
Calvin Cohee
Lacy Murphy
Royal Roe
Joseph Reed
Lester Harrison
Ross Harrison
Fletcher Stafford
Gootee Roe, Jr
William Statum
Austin Murphy
Allie Satterfield
George Murphy
M. P
A. N. Ward
T. Pliny Fisher
H. A. G. Westerfield
Denton
Wilmington
C. M. Fisher, Jr
Louise
Sayreville
N. J
Pennsylvania Stateg Normal School
Annie Carter
Helen Roe
Goucher College
L. R. Clough
Thomas W. Wooters
Col W. Hopper Gibson
Centreville
William D. Uhler
Baltimore
H. Larle Smith
Sue Smith
Philadelphia
Thomas R. Green
Percy Douglass
Preston
Baltimore Business College
Charles P. Ramsdell
Camden
C. T. Wyatt
Cambridge
Ernest G. Cooper
Bowie Horney
Henry W. Hughes
Rebecca Merriken
Purnell Johnson
Jennie Wyatt
Harrington
Henry R. Lewis
P. H. McShane
J. Lester Everngain
Dickinson College
George W. Porter
S. M. Liden
Clarence Parker
Marie
Clarence Adams
Claudia Thomas
Nellie Adams
Mabel Thompson
Seaford
Effa Alford
Helen Liden
Bridgeville
Bertha Bullock
Edith Adams
Ocean City
John Bullock
Revival by Miss Elliott and Rev Sturges at Smithson Church
Bethlehem evangelists Miss Mamie Elliott and Rev Mr Sturges will lead a two weeks or ten days revival at Smithson Church inviting all to attend. J F Andrew and crew plan to start a Royal Oak contract for W L Leonard of Easton soon. John Hf Willoughby near Dover Bridge credited with catching first herring of season. Selah Perry visits W P Ledman and Mattie Andrew visits Miss Dawson at St Michaels. Envelope primary system likely to be abolished.
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Mamie Elliott
Mr. Sturges
Smithson Church
J. F. Andrew
Royal Oak
W. L. Leonard
Easton
John Hf. Willoughby
Dover Bridge
Thomas E Harrington Civil War veteran dies in Alexandria
Thomas E Harrington aged 68 a well known Alexandria resident died at his home 500 West Main after an extended illness. He taught in local schools during winters and carpentered in summers. A Civil War veteran he served in Maryland units and fought at Gettysburg. Survived by a large family and brothers and sisters. Funeral services will be held at his residence with burial in Beech Grove Cemetery.
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Alexandria
Indiana
Thomas E. Harrington
West Main Street
Harrington
Iie
Franklin County
Sslina
Caroline County
Maryland
Maryland Volunteer Infantry
Gettysburg
Butler
Lew Wallace
Dix
Lockwood
Hartington
Sue
B. Norris
William Norris
Alice Ilanna
Virginia Hoffer
Mass
Bert Needham
Georgie [Harrington
Delaware
Harry B Harrington
Muncie
Della Collins
Riverside
Harlan Harrington
Ashville
North Carolina
Roy Harrington
Dayton
Ohio
Harry
Los Angeles
Cal
Margaret Anderson
Lydia Iarrington
Williams Post
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. W. Martin
High Street
M. E
Beech Grove
Melvina J. Rittenhouse
Charles A. Carroll
Preston
William H. Deen
Fowling Creek
Deen
Harmony M. E. Church
G. S. Thomas
Concord
Edward I. Rodgers
Wheelington
Wilmington Conference Adopts Anti Corruption Resolution
The Wilmington Conference at St Pauls M E Church in Wilmington chose delegates to the General Conference. Rev H A G Westerfield was elected statistical secretary for the eighth year, with Rev G S Thomas assisting. The body denounced political corruption and vote buying, pledging to bring charges, preach against the crime, and press for purity of the ballot and public morality. The pledge vows to drive venal officeholders from public life and jail corrupt voters, while avoiding silent complicity.
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Wilmington
St. Paul's M. FE. Church
Wilson
A. G. Westerfield
Denton
G. 5. Thomas
Concord
Senate
United States
Delaware
Dog Law is Wanted in Maryland Legislature
Ridgely subscriber urges Annapolis representatives to pass a broad hunting dog bill requiring confinement or muzzling during spring and summer to curb the killing of rabbits. The letter proposes strong penalties with fines shared with informers and officers to fund enforcement.
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Annapolis
Good Roads Boom Land Prices in Caroline County
Senator Goslin of Caroline urges continued road building at scale near Crothers era. He seeks at least 4 million for state roads with 4 million initial work, citing land value gains around Federalsburg and a shift of workers to agriculture. He presents data showing 80 percent land-value increases tied to road improvements and argues the return justifies the expenditure.
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Annapolis Dispatch
Baltimore Sun
Goslin
Caroline County
Crothers
Caroling
Federalsburg
Caroline
Growers urged to treat San Jose Scale on fruit trees
All growers should spray with lime sulfur wash before buds open to control San Jose Scale. Bulletin 161 from College Park outlines making and using the remedy and demonstrations will be conducted across Maryland. Contact State Entomologist Thomas B. Symons to assist or participate.
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San Jose
Experiment Station
College Park
State Horticultural Department
Maryland Argicultural College and Experiment Station
Thomas B. SyMons
Two Johns Visit Baltimore Brothers Return With Sister
Messrs. C. H. and Madison Towers spent the last part of the week in Baltimore. They were accompanied home by their sister, Mrs. Grace Todd, who has for some time been a patient at the Maryland University Hospital, Baltimore. Mrs. H. Trice and daughter, Miss Maude, are visiting friends and relatives. Gandy and Crimson Cluster strawberry plants offered at $1.25 per thousand from M anscoy R. F. D. Federalsburg Md.
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I. J. Coblentz
Reformed Church of
Ridgely
Coblentz
Pennsylvania
Wilbur A. Matthews
L. S. Matthews
H. C. Turner
Methodist Episcopal Church
Herrin Ridgely
Herr
Hoffman & Company
Caroline County
Elbertas
Messrs
Hoffman
The
Baptist Church
Saulsbury
Ober
Kranz
R. M. Rigdon
Cordova
F. W. Putney
First Baptist Church of
Easton
James McCloud
Wilmington
Charles Stevens
W. J. Stevens
Trappe
Williston
Maude Shorall
Carroll
Miles Beck Neck
Sarah Andrews
Mary Ringe
Philadelphia
Effie L. Hignatt
Josephine Kemp
Effie Hignutt
Olivia Roe
Esta
Preston
Willister
Lillian Sullivan
J. L. Chaffinch
Marydel
Minnie Todd
B. G. Stevens
Baltimore
Annapolis
James Thawley
Federalsburg
Gilbert Hignutt
Paul Roe
C. H
Madison Towers
Grace Todd
Maryland University Hospital
H. Trice
Miss Maude
Local Briefs Note Return of Ramson and Health Update
Mr. Cleve Ramson has returned home after visiting relatives. Mrs. Walter Lord is improving slowly. Co. E. Caroll & Co. announces low grocery prices near the per.
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Cleve Ramson
Walter Lord
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