Local notices and church events from Denton Maryland
The page lists local market quotes for wheat and corn and reports on steamer Vesper trips to Baltimore. It notes Miss Jennie Stafford’s spring millinery, Cohee & Bro seed oats, and cash for butter and eggs. Also covered are a serious injury to Isaac J. Moore, church services by Bishop Adams and Rev W E Hills, a death in Akron Ohio, a scheduled Pearces performance, a williston hunter’s auto wagon request, rectory plans for Christ Church, Maryland Day at Denton schools, and real estate and banking developments in Greensboro and Ridgely. Details on local fires, store movements, street lighting, and a musical in Goldsboro are included, along with a lengthy history of the Caroline Circuit and its ministers and laymen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesper
Baltimore
Jennie Stafford
Cohee & Bro
Greensboro
Isaac J. Moore
Bishop Adams
Christ Church
Denton
Hillsboro
Mary C. Parker
Millington
Akron
Ohio
Pierces
Masonic Hall
Denton Entertainment Bureau
Col
Harnest
Williston
Chase
W. E. Hills
Richardson
M. L
Mr. Hills
Boston University
Peninsula
East Maine
Pator
Gumboro
George T. Redden
Albert G. Towers
J. D. Downes
Maryland
T. H. Lewis
Talbot County
Tuckahoe
Easton
Commissioners of
Citizens’ Light and Fuel Company
Ladies’ Aid Society
Goldsboro Church
C. H. Redden
J. E. Nichols
John T. Carter
William A. Stewart
W. R. Wright
Stewart
Harry Smith
Sidney Smith
Henderson
Smith
Bank of Ridgely
Ridgely National Bank
Astern Shore
Crcuit
Kent
Queen Anne's
Talbot
Caroline
County
Cedar Grove
Bethel
Felton
Anns Chapel
Gates’s
Thawley
G. Daeelns
Smiths
Melvins
Cowans
Thomas Heslings Stocxton
U. S. Senate
John 5. Reese
Reuben T. Boyd
Charles W. Jacobs
Daniel Evans Reese
Wm. Bamber
Jonah Varden
Thomas H. Stockton
Nicholas Dorsey
Joshua W. Rutledge
William Tipton
Wi. Maddox
Abrahams. Eversole
James K. Nichols
George Heritage
Levin A.collins
George D.hamilton
Richard Adkinson
Wm. T. Wright
Hamilton J. Day
Thomas Lee
James H. Ellegood
George W. Simpson
Daniel W. Bates
Robert Whinuna
John Elderdice
John B. Jones
George S. Batterby
John I. T. Ewell
T. C. Downes
Wm. T. Dumm
Samuel Clawson
Wm. H. Lane
Jeremiah Clay
William G. Holmes
John Lee Straughn
A. C. Berryman
Wm. C. Ames
J. G. Sullivan
Abraham D. Dick
J. L. Leilich
J. D. McFaden
J. M. Elderdice
J. W. Balderson
Geo. Q. Bacchus
J. J. Duncan
W. J. D. Lucas
Charles 5. Arnett
Robert L. Lewis
J. M. Yingling
C. H. Day
Daniel W. Austine
Henry W. D. Johnson
Charles E. Dryden
J. McLain Brown
J. W. Norris
T. H. Wright
T. Ely Wright
John W. Clark
Edmund B. Smith
Edward Saulsbury
Charles A. Smith
Charles W. Hobbs
William P. Stafford
William Ih. Saulsbury
Edward
General Assembly
Church of the First Born
M.S
Preston social highlights and local moves noted
The Preston shirtwaist dance at Ledman's Hall drew praise from participants and onlookers with chicken salad nuts and coffee served. Music by the Tull brothers. Notables included Dr and Mrs Hitch and many named residents. J H Barrow hardware stock sold to Mr Whaley who will move in soon. Rev A Green left Preston for Wilmington M E Conference session and returns soon. Parliamentary work featured Harvey Cooper and T Alan Goldsborough in the Dean case. Mrs Bessie Noble visited Baltimore. J E Wemy visited Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Ledman’s Hall
Els
Tull
Hitch
Cleora Prettyman
Charles Scott
East New Market
Sadie Wa
Vinton Blades
Luther Blades
R. J. Lednum
J. I. Lednum
Downes
Mary Noble
Maud Noble
Emalene Benson
Velma Trollis
Lulu Fletcher
J. Li. Henry
Richard Phillips
Henry Fletcher
Fred Fleetwood
Merritt Parker
Paxson Lednum
George Redhead
Albert Redhead
Leroy Tuff
Lee LeCompte
Harper
Cambridge
Whaley
Whaleyville
J. H. Barrow
Rev
A. Green
Wilmington M. E
Green
Ladies’ Aid Society
Spinasters
Harvey L. Cooper
T. Alan Goldsborough
Charles B. Harrison
Local Social Notes From Town and Surroundings
Trenderson and family spend time with Mr. and Mrs. Marvel near Bush. Ida Griffin and Mrs. Reed visit relatives near town. Hynson Cohee and W. S. Cubbage visit Blackbird. Mrs. Isaac Smith visits sister Mrs. Hugh Hudson at Ridgely. Mabel Brumbaugh visits sister Mrs. Richards near Ridgely. Mrs. John Dennison returns to Philadelphia hospital for treatment. Rev. Harris and wife attend conference at Wilmington. Tina Comegys remains critically ill. Mrs. Sweeney attends Wilmington Conference. Jas. Glass of Baltimore visits town. J. T. Gough of Bear Station in town. Harry Imler spends Sunday with parents. Edward Coffin in Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Marvel
George
Near Bush
P. A. Marvel
Ida Griffin
Harry Reed
Harrington
Hynson Cohee
Near Town
W. S. Cubbage
Blackbird
Isaac Smith
Hugh Hudson
Ridgely
Mabel Brumbaugh
Near Ridgely
Richards
John Dennison
Philadelphia
W. V. Harris
Walmington
Tina Comegys
F. B. Sweeney
Wilmington
Jas. Glass
Baltimore
J. T. Gough
Bear Station
Harry Imlar
Edward Coffin
Frank Fleming
Frank Vleming
Harry Sparks
Charles Sauer
G. Lawrence Wilson
Charles Rhodes
Wilbur Pennington
Clara Taylor
Grace Hubbard
Evelyn Fleming
Minnie Gale
Mollie Short
Mary Cleming
Virginia
Ethel Holt
Rosa Williams
Winchester Smith
Herbert Beaven
Harry Flowers
Edward Bowens
Ned Jarrell
Garrison Smith
Joe Taylor
Edwood Fleming
George Stewaart
John Taylor
Bernard Sparks
Eafner
Wm. Mason
Embroidery Club
Givans
Isaac Sparklin
WH. M. Thompson
Charles Deen
Charles Jarrell
Ira Williams
Raisin Gale
Tuckahoe River
Shad
E. J. Thompson
M. A. Boyer
Reading
Chester
J. D. Givans
Adams
Branford
Isaac T., Dukes
J. R. Jarrell
Easton
Jarrell
F. C. Jarrell
Baltimore visits and local social notes
Mrs. Mary E. Wright returned home from Baltimore with her son Hynson Wright after wintering there. Mrs. John Spence leaves for Baltimore for cataract treatment. Miss Lelia Ross of Cordova visits aunt Charles Andrews. Martha Embury and Elsie Buckley visit relatives in Baltimore. Sarah Butler of Easton visits brother J. T. Blades. Lizzie Majors of Ellwood visits Nellie Wright. Thomas Price goes to Baltimore for a new position. Charles Andrews makes a business trip to Baltimore. J. B. Lull visits relatives in Ostord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Wright
Baltimore
Hynson Wright
John Spence
Lelia Ross
Cordova
Chas. Andrews
Martha Embury
Elsie Buckley
Sarah Butler
Easton
J. T. Blades
Lizzie Majors
Ellwood
Nellie Wright
Thomas Price
J. B. Lull
Ostord
Wiliston Sunday School Elects New Officers
The Sunday School reorganized last Sunday naming Alphonso Meredith as superintendent and O M Hignutt as assistant superintendent. Ben Todd is treasurer Sherman Hignutt is secretary Lacy Meredith is librarian Minnie Todd is organist and Bertha Clark is assistant organist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alphonso Meredith
O. M. Hignutt
Ben Todd
Sherman Hignutt
Lacy Meredith
Minnie Todd
Bertha Clark
Upworth League
W. C. Todd
Ladies’ Aid
Ben Welch
Miss Bell Lauer
Baltimore
The Healing of the Born Blind Sunday School Lesson
A long religious piece reviews John chapter nine focusing on the healing of a man born blind, the Pharisees attempts to discredit Jesus, and the moral urged for faith and obedience. It notes spiritual blindness, the role of belief, and the proclamation that Jesus is the light of the world. Local obituaries and community notes follow with minor personal items and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Christ
Peloubet
Gaza
Beelix
John
Notable Local Spouses and Visitors Note Denton Socials
Personal mentions highlight Prof. W. Nowell Goldsborough of Purdue taking a business manager post with New Year firm DF P White & Company. Additional items list Mrs. A B Cooper’s new Second Street home, visits by Alva Blades, Lellye Checann birthday party, Philadelphia visitor Wm H Bower, Miss Holston’s arrival at Miss Jennie Stafford’s workroom, and other Denton social updates including Baltimore guests, attendance at Wilmington conference, and Dover resident John W Lockerman in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Nowell Goldsborough
Purdue University
Lafayette
Ind
St. Louis
Df. P. White & Company
New Year
A. EB. Cooper
Second Street
Alva Blades
Choptank
May Allee
Sadye Richards
Denton
Charles W. Dyin
Fatal scaffold fall claims Baltimore fertilizer worker
Mr W Goldsborough Butler formerly near Denton died after a scaffold collapsed in Baltimore last week. He died at Johns Hopkins Hospital after the fall fractured his skull. The funeral was held at his father's home near Denton with burial in Denton cemetery. Surviving widow Mrs Neale Butler and one child. Also notes on local social visits and a travel advertisement offering reduced rates March 1 to May 1 by the Rock Island System.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Goldsborough Butler
Denton
Baltimore
Butler
Miu
Johns Hopkins Hospital
James R. Butler
WS. HL. Willams
Burrsville
Remembrance of Emily N. Baker in poem style
The message mourns Emily N. Baker on the first anniversary of her death. It expresses enduring love and faith that she rests peacefully, with lines about memory, precious thoughts, and a promise of resurrection in a future day. The closing signatures appear as Hier Curnpren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ileven
Pearth
Hier Curnpren
Pinehurst tour special for great golf championship
The Pennsylvania Railroad will offer a personally conducted tour to Pinehurst North Carolina for the championship golf tournament. Departure from New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington on March 31 by special trains. Rates include rail fare both ways Pullman berth and dining car on the outbound trip plus three days at the Hotel Carolina. Prices from New York 52 and from Philadelphia 50 from Baltimore and Washington 29 with pro rata from other points. For tickets itineraries and information contact ticket agents or Geo W Boyd General Passenger Agent Broad Street Station Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
N. C
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Mid- South
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Carolina
Geo. W. Boyd
Broad Street Station
Local Social Notes Highlight Residents and Visits
Miss Ida Melvin entertained friends Saturday evening. Miss Cora Brooehe spent Sunday with Miss Carrie Patton. Miss Elizabeth Hignatt visited her parents near Smithville. Mr. Clarence Breeding now works as a clerk in A J Hayes store. Mr. Harry Collins lost a valuable horse last week. Miss la Neal visited relatives in Queen Anne's. Mr. Fred Gross is seriously ill. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hayes visited this week. Mr. A J Hayes traveled to Baltimore this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Melvin
Cora Brooehe
Carrie Patton
Elizabeth Hignatt
Smithville
Clarence Breeding
A. J. Hayes
Harry Collins
la Neal
Queen Anne's
Fred Gross
Frank Hayes
A J. Hayes
Baltimore
Peach trees grown at Berlin Mad by Harrisons Nurseries
Harrisons Nurseries highlights peach tree production at its Berlin plant in Maryland. The operation emphasizes established grafts, regional availability, and ongoing cultivation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisons
Berlin
Greensboro Flour Mill Nears Completion
Greensboro's large flour mill nearly finished at 40 by 50 feet, three stories, with a 30 by 60 foot elevator holding 40 000 bushels. Engine room 30 by 52 feet houses a 350 horsepower Wethrill engine. Fire room 30 by 30 feet. Mill capacity 100 barrels per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Wallpaper and decor sale notices at Baltimore shop
The advertisement lists latest patterns in wallpaper sea piece gilt seapiece window shades priced at 22 cents each from Thomas and Messer located at 1015 West Baltimore Street Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas & Messer
Baltimore Street
Baltimore
Also Mentioned on This Page
Denton Journal
Levy
Orphans
Seymour Board
the Local Department
Wey Vo
Caroune Circuit
Npapere
Fannie Bernard
Trenderson
Wiliston
John VI
Marychel
HW. S. Nichols
Harvey Hutchins
E. H. Collins
Nicola
Hunlock
H.5
Nicols
Mabel Bowen
Bowers Beach
Branche Davis
T. E. Heather
William Whitely
Kennedyville
Ates
D. B. Stewart
Priday
Alabama
Robbins & Reynolds
Birmingham
Jackon
Masome Ilail
Mareh
Charles H. Todd
Todd
Arly Richmond
Harrisons’ Nurseries
National Bank
Tosi Dursrren
Carline
Andy
Nobel
Thare
Dainger
Waggon
Alwais
Denton Republickans
Tom Grean
Kundekting
Menny
Nobel Vollenteers
Shev
Edetar
Beelief
Veliabel
Endootin
Charg
Orphans Court Proceedings
Orphans Court
Aaron Thomas
Chiartes W. Smith
Emily DePord
Francis A. Delord
W. Franklin DeFord
Wmn. DL. Temple
Robert L. Skinner
George Mullikin
James L. Bullock
John W. Bullock
Clinton Cook
Charles R. Neal
Augutus Wiser
Henry C. Rawlings
Josephine M. Downes
Charles W. Smith
Joshua Gibbs
Fannie M. Gibbs
Henry Jopp
Lillie M. Dean
Margaret Jopp
Delaware
Temperance
Senate
Delaware Senate
England
Tosh Hatching Station
Leona Saxton
John A. Mackintosh
Willard Russell
Lewistown
George B. Stewart
Monumental City
Vin
G Butler
Willston and
Harmony
Alls
Jennie Kelley
Mary Towers
Minnie ‘Todd
Edna Shipman
Daisy Meredith
Lillian Rive
Rhoda Maine
Messrs
Cabin Todd
Laney Meredith
Clarence Rice
Therbert Fisk
Clarence Beaehunp
Atelvin Todd
Will Sneek
Lola Cretel
Bree
Poindelphia
Winnie Johnson
Californe
California
Californie
Chicago
St. Bourn
Golden State
John Sabantain
Tinkie d
Rock Island System
Maonorbats
Emily N. Baker
Marehloth
Pinehurst, S.C
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Denton National Bank
Marcel
Twieh Das
Tratt
Beniste Secure Circulation
Boards Securiies Cte Sa Ee Eeee Wee Tink Og House Purniture & Bixtures
Trom Natrol Betks
Boverty
SATIN
Rae Ee
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Ruein Bank
Eediay
Loti
Tndiva Tuk
Corti
Toso
Seale
Wars Land
Promase West
Suoento
Prnespg Coop
Notan Public
Corret
Harvey
Coover
EL Sparklin
Harry
DAILY
Albert T
Ilenry R. Lewis
Denton, Md
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