Court Schedule Note for April and March Sessions
A public notice states that the court will meet on April 3 and March 25 for scheduled sessions. The brief item lists two dates in a standard legal notices tone without additional context or participants.
Maryland Day and local notices in Denton and vicinity
Local items from Denton Maryland include Wheat prices and corn ranges, plans for Miss Jennie Stafford spring millinery, steamer sales, a Sunday School review, and the marriage notices of Courtland W. Wuehes and Lillian M. Jones. Mentions of the Western Union opening an office, a Hemlock steamer sale, and community events such as Kinship bands and a driving park plan. Includes updates on Molly Mason’s death, bank cashier appointment, and a large page of social notes.
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Maryland
Western Union Telegraph Company
Denton
New York
Clark Mason
Easton
W. R. Wright
Jackson
Alabama
Provident Savings Bank of
Preston
Jocrvaw
M. P. Allen
J. H. Nichols
Capt. Soow
Tuckahoe Neck
Ida J. Melivaine
Jump's Hall
Queen, West
George Scotten
Hartley
L. B. Towers
Shell Road
Clarence E. Blades
Baltimore
The
Maccabees
Wilbur
Houston
Branel
Allens’ Corner
Dorchester
Tregoe
Caroline High School
Hughes
Dukes
Knotts
George
Deakyne
N. Sisk
Fountain
Chaffinch
T. Smith
L. Smith
W. Bradley
Pennington
F. Sisk
Sparks Contract For Brick Building In Chestertown
Harry W Sparks and Frank C Sparks contract for a brick building for Harry Jefferson of Chester town. The 22 by 5 foot structure will require from 85 900 to 100 000 bricks. Rev D J Givan returns from conference to resume duties for another year. Embroidery Club meets at C E Jarrell home last week and at Mrs Hackett Morgan's this week.
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Harry W. Sparks
Frank C. Sparks
Harry Jefferson
Chestertown
D. J. Givan
Embroidery Club
C. E. Jarrell
Queen Anne
Howard Pritchett
Greensboro
J. F. Russom
James Kemp
Myrtle
Federalsburg
Grace Hubbard
Bethlehem
Preston
Gussie Beauchamp
Sainsbury Sparks
Geo R. Mays
Spence and Kin Visit Nearby Residents
Smithville residents spent Sunday with relatives near Concord and Greenwood. Katy Spence visited Mrs Parker near Greenwood while Mae Sparklin stayed with her parents at Federalsburg. Roberta Bowdle joined Katy Spence for a weekend visit, and the Brown family plans to move onto Main Street. Della Peters visited her aunt near town, with Oltie Highmutt and Carrie Pierce at the Conference. Hattie Mercer is hosting Carrie Spence in Denton. Nellie and Edith Liden visited Bridgeville friends, and Ola Scott left for Jersey City.
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Joseph HU. Spence
Spence
James K. Dill
Concord
Katy Spence
William Parker
Greenwood
Mae Sparklin
Federalsburg
Roberta Bowdle
Reese Brown
Main Street
Lora Alford
Mrs. Brown
Della Peters
Thomas Porter
Oltie Highmutt
Carrie Pierce
Carrie Spence
Hattie Mercer
Denton
Nellie
Edith Liden
Bridgeville
Ola Scott
Jersey City
Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Renj Welch home
A sizable gathering attended the Ladies Aid meeting at the home of Mrs Renj Welch. A committee was formed to welcome the new minister and family. Several local residents were mentioned visiting relatives and awaiting upcoming church events.
Local updates and social notes in spring season
Hitcknut notes Philip Noble, aged citizen, much improved after a feeble winter. Elva Cleaves, mainliner for W.kh Peters, in city selecting spring goods. School attendance uptick with warm weather. Fannie Griffin of Henderson visiting sister Mrs Stevens. Eric Johnson weekend visit to Emma Bullock. Martha Marshall visiting Emma Bullock.
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Hitcknut
Philip Noble
Elva Cleaves
W. Kh. Peters
Fannie Griffin
Henderson
Stevens
Eriic Johnson
Emma Bullock
Martha Marshall
Grand Spirit Opening Invites Patrons
Miss Ida J. Mellvaine cordially invites patrons and the public to her opening on Tuesday and Wednesday April 4 and 5. An invitation to the new venture promises a warm reception, with details about hours and specials to follow.
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Ida J. Mellvaine
Publc
Telephone future to be a great public utility in our era
A lengthy discussion outlines the growth of telephone service in the United States, contrasting independent systems with Bell, and arguing that competition drives lower rates and better service. It projects 6 to 6.5 million new stations and calls for wide capital, noting independents’ cooperative ownership and broad stockholder base. The piece also details local hotel news about the Brick Hotel property sale and planned renovations by Mr. Towers Duss the Brick Edel.
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Caroline
Vinton A. Sears
Boston
Bell
Bell System
United States
Bell and Independent
Bell Concern
Bell Companies
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Bell Company
Independent Telephone
Resolutions of loss by Chop Tank Conclave No 28
Chop Tank Conclave No 28 records the death of John Henry Van Geset a steadfast member missing from their ranks during adversity his memory to be kept dear. The resolutions note his public spirit civic mindedness and loyal domestic character and call for minutes unfurling to Mrs Van Gesel and draping the conclave room for thirty days.
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Wuercns
John Henry van Geset
Wirrenias
Bro
van Gesel
Orphans Court Proceedings Report
In Orphans Court on Tuesday administrators and executors presented inventories appraisals and accounts. An order to sell personal property was granted. Estates of Margaret Jopp Moses F Towns Gustavus Wisher Edward Burke Aaron Thomas Sidney J Smith James H Douglass and others were probated or accounted with debts, deposits and sales details presented.
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Henry C. Rawlings
Gustavus Wisher
Henry Jopp
Lillie M. Dean
Margaret Jopp
Sidney J. Smith
Mary Ann Miller
Henry T. Nuttle
Moses F. Towns
Aaron Thomas
Edward Burke
J. Edward Douglass
E. Lloyd Fooks
James HH
Douglass
Maryland Day Exercises At Masonic Hall
Appropriate Maryland Day exercises were held in Masonic Hall yesterday afternoon with friends of the schools in attendance. The hall displayed the national and State colors and featured a program of recitations and essays by students such as Muriel Ramsdell, Mary Nicks, Mary Nuttle, Mary Georges, Roland Chattineri, Reese Fullerton, Noah Garey, Edward Tubbs Jr., and Dr. M Bates Stephens, ending with patriotic songs.
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Maryland
Masonic Hall
General Assembly
Muriel Ramsdell
Mary Nicks
Mary Nuttle
Mary Georges
Cecilius Calvert
Roland Chattineri
Reese Fullerton
Native Land
Noa Garey
Edward TP. Tubbs
U Q
M. Bates Stephens
Centreville Groups Propose Shade Solution at Courthouse
Centreville residents from the Never Sweat society seek a temporary shed at the courthouse lawn and lemonade and ice cream to beat the heat. The Sons of Rest organization nearby boast testing benches under the courthouse shade as a contrasting setup.
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Centreville
Chenton
Sons of Rest
Uncle Sam Rules Rural Mail Wagon Rides
A historical notice explains that mail wagon rides are reserved for the mail carrier only. Citizens walking or passing along roads must not expect or accept a ride from wagon drivers, as the right of way is reserved for postal service use.
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Sam
Wilmington M E Conference Preachers Appointments and Baker Expulsion
The Wilmington Methodist Episcopal Conference adjourned with key actions including W. A. Wise elected secretary and a detailed slate of appointments across Dover Easton Salisbury and Wilmington districts. Rev Dr Charles S Baker was expelled from the ministry amid other discipline verdicts and a pending appeal. Budget concerns highlighted low preacher salaries across numerous charges and a $310,000 church project at Greensboro was noted.
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Baker
Wilmington
Daniel A. Goodsell Pasettets
W. A. Wise
W. R. Mowbray
Z. Ti. Webster
L. E. Poole
G. P. Jones
8. M. Morgan
Dover
Federalsburg
Preston
Burrsville
Koons
Greensboro
E. L.foffeeker
Marydel
W. FP. Corkran
Sccomt
Corkran
Wilmington Methodist Episcopal Conference
Charles S. Baker
General Conference of the Church
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Maryland M P Conference Program At Salis bury April 5
The Maryland M P Conference convenes in Salisbury on April 5 with a full program including conference sermon by Rev J W Balderson and an ordination sermon by Rev D L Greenfield. Evening services cover Sunday Schools Christian Endeavor and temperance with leaders from Maryland and nearby states. A revival mood pervades among ministers and church members across North America.
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Maryland
D. L. Greenfield
D. D
Chestertown
Christian Endeavor
Edgar T. Read
Union Bridge
C. K. McCaslin
Liberty
T. C. Crouse
Washington
D.C
Daniel Baker
Baltimore
Volney B. Cushing
Bangor
J. W. Kirk
F. C. Klein
Newark
N. J
J. M. Gill
Washington, D. C
F. T. Benson
North America
The
Church Standard
Methodist Episcopal
James T. Richardson
Thawley’s
M. P
Mrs Katy Brumbaugh dies after long illness in Baltimore
Mrs Katy Brumbaugh wife of J H Brumbaugh of Henderson died in a Baltimore hospital last Friday morning from cancer She was born October 12 1847 in Pennsylvania and moved to Ridgely area about ten years ago Survived by husband and daughter Miss Florence E She was a member of the German Baptist Church After extended illness she was hospitalized seeking relief by an operation Funeral services were held at Boonsboro Church with Rev G S Raleigh and Rev E L Coblentz officiating Interment followed in a nearby cemetery.
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Katy Brumbaugh
J. H. Brumbaugh
Henderson
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
Ridgely
Florence E
Brumbaugh
Godhnonr
German Baptist Church
Boonsboro Church
G. S. Raleigh
E. L. Coblentz
Small wood and outbuilding on Mrs Messenger’s property
Mrs E F Messenger has a building 40 by 15 by 12 feet on her premises, arranged as a wood house chicken house garbage house and stable. John Parker infant son of Mr and Mrs Josephine Adams died Sunday morning and was buried at Mt Pleasant Cemetery Monday. Cubey and Charles sold two farms last week, one to Mr E E Nuttle and one from Miss Smith near Nichols to Mr Frank Williams. Levy Court appointed Dr F H Nichols sub-register of vital statistics at Marydel replacing Jacob Rickards.
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Richard Higman
Mass
Lointige Wan
James Pigman
Millington
Cok Thomas Huchtett
Canmbridge
and Artis
Thomas Attain
S. W. Slaughter
Easton
Aliun Allee
Harrington
Del
William A. Bell
Airs
Addie Hf. Clark
Mary Shellbrooks
Biltimtore
Cheezuimt
Sadie Cheezuin
Burrsville
Charles Adimis
Amiaryil Adaims
Thuscote
Ernest Eimory
Queen Anne
Joseph EH. Carroll
Aliss Grace Carroll
Downes
And
Mirs
PW. Redden
G. Lacey Stevens
E. T. Bower
W. B. Gootee
Mop. Allen
Ajr
Wurieht
B. W
Henry
Lewis
Walter George
QO. C. Garey
Robert BR. George
John R. Todd
Robert W. Todd
A. E
Peninsula
New York City College
Courtland W. Wuehes
Lillian M. Jones
Goldsboro
Lawrence Baeas Hias
John HH. van Gesel
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Thomas J. Quigter
James Fr. Fountain
John Nichols
Joseph Pearson
James G. Redden
Thomas D. Case
Samuel Gi. Sorith
Paul Atwell
George Fisher
John Ry. Pountain
James Melvin
Tilghotan Nuttle
Mr. Nutle
Caroline
Maryland
John Henry Vanresel
E. F. Messenger
John Parker
Josephine Adams
Mt. Pleasant
Cubey & Charles
Brown
E. E. Nuttle
Miss Smith
Nichols
Frank Williams
Henry Barber
Hurlock
Hi. B
R. W. Messenger
Salisbury
Ek. E. Nuttle and Son
Everett
Baltimore
Fred Gambrill
Washington
D. C
S. A. Morse
Cambridge
F. H. Nichols
Marydel
Jacob Rickards
Theodore Saulsbury
Caroline Garrett
Maryland General Hospital
Engineer Abler
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