Local Department Notes From Caroline County
Shad are plentiful and spring activities flourish across Caroline. Dorchester schools close May 14, berry planting expands, and the Sharptown fish hatchery resumes April 1. Various local business moves occur as residents plant, sell seed, and prepare for peach crops. Pension awards, political hints, and court actions pepper the scene in Ridgely, Williston, and Easton.
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Dorchester
Court House Square
Caroline
Sharptown
Roe & Nichols
John V. Dungan
Hillsboro
W. R. Breeding’s
Williston
James H. Nichols
Lillie Moore
Elijah M. Baker
A. R. Wright & Co
Butler Building
William H. Thomas
Andersontown
Martin W. Harrington
Cordova
Mary E. Ledman
Harrington
Delaware
Emery
Turpin
Maryland Game Protective Association
W. E. Brown
Painter
Ridgely
Poplar Neck
Emeline Hubbard
Rosa Perry
Mertie Baker
Marie Perry
Effa Cheezum
Dudley Baker
Lulu Larrimore
F. W. Redden
Mt. Airy Manufacturing Company
Charles Alburger
William Johnson
Thomas M. Pritchett
Harvey L. Cooper
Charles H. Todd
Fourth
Linn D. Kelley
J. Henry Carroll
Bethlehem
Wilhelmina
Lewistown
Talbot Country
Chas. T. Plater
Easton
Nicols
Kent County
Schofield
Sunday Session Highlights at Wilming ton Methodist Conference
Bishop Walden urges kneeling benches and equal lay representation in General Conference. J G Woolley attacks temperance critics, praising Bishop Foster while accusing others of aiding the saloon. Conference approves Saturday Sabbath observance measures and names Lewes Delaware for next annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Woolley
Wilmington Methodist Episcopal Conference
Walden
N. Pilchard
Cleveland
J. G. Wooley
Methodist Protestant Church
Prohibition Party
Bishop Foster
National Whiskey Trust
Newman
Wooley
Saratoga
Mallalieu
Joshua Levering
Conference approves rigid rule on camp meetings
An all-day holiness meeting and ensuing conference actions dominate the report. Leaders defend the rigid rule to ban camp meetings, while others oppose. a motion to strike failed, and the rule passed amid debate. A 3-per-state committee will pursue repeal of licensing Sunday camp meeting traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Morgan
G. L. Hardesty
Smith
W. L. S. Murray
W. B. Guthrie
S. R. Maxwell
Robert Watt
Wilmington
L. E. Barrett
Bethel and
Summitt
W. H. Benford
Charlestown
L. E. Poole
Cherry Hill
G. P. Jones
Chesapeake City
H. A. G. Westerfield
Chester
Wilwer Jaggard
Christiana
G. 8
Conaway
Mt. Pleasant
Union
C. H. Williams
Newark
F. C. McSorley
New Castle
S. M. Morgan
Newport
Julius Dodd
L. P. Corkran
Perryville
H. G. Budd
Port Deposit
W. P. Compton
Port Penn
Red Lion
Glasgow
Williams
Rising Sun
Sylmar
S. J. Morris
Rowlandsville
W. E. Greenfield
St. George
T. H. Harding
St. John’s
Holt
Zion
A. P. Prettyman
Asbury
Ezra Tinker
Brandywine
Asbury Burke
Cookman
John France
Eastlake
Elsmere
J. Owen Sypherd
Epworth
F. B. Short
Grace
Lincoln
J. A. Brewington
Little Creek
Harry Taylor
Magnolia
K. H. Derrickson
Milford
T. E. Martindale
Milton
W. T. Valliant
Nassau
J. D. Reese
Preston
W. E. West
Salem
Eben Welch
Seaford
R. K. Stephenson
Vienna
L. T. McLain
Williamsburg
J. H. Wilson
Williston
I. J. Cochran
Woodside
J. H. Johnson
Wyoming
J. EH. Graham
Zoar
J. W. Talley
Easton
Presiding Elder
W. F. Cockran
Cecilton
J. A. Arters
Centreville
J. W. Easley
Cheswold and
Bethel
J. W. Fogle
Chestertown
C. A. Grise
Church Hill
J. H. Geoghegan
Clayton
H. M. Thurlow
Cordoval
M. Mitchell
Crumpton
James Carroll
C. A. Hill
Galena
Frank Fletcher
Greensboro
Aloysius Green
Hillsboro
F. F. Carpenter
Ingleside
J. M. Collins
Kent Island
E. H. Hynson
Kenton
Robert Roe
Marydel
M. D. Nutter
Middletown
I. L. Wood
Millington
T. C. Smoot
Morgan’s Creek
J. W. White
Odessa
W. O. Hurst
Oxford
T. R. van Dyke
Piney Neck
J. W. Prettyman
Pomona
T. B. Cooper
Queenstown
W. O. Benson
Rock Hall
J. P. Outten
Royal Oak
Edwin Gardner
Minor Matters And Bread With Boots On
A short note shares a home method to clean straw hats using a paste of pounded sulphur and cold water, applied until the straw is hidden, then dried and brushed clean for a white finish. A New York paper cites a glove bread kneading anecdote, while a Western editor jokes about bread with clothes on. A remedy for scale insects cuts infested tree limbs and uses lye wash to revive trees.
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New York
Hurlock Elects M E Sunday School Leaders
In Hurlock the M E Sunday school reorganized naming Elbert Bradley superintendent 8 BE Harper assistant superintendent Daniel Johnson secretary Howard Bailey treasurer Miss Hettie Noble organist Miss Daisy Hurlock assistant Jasper Harper librarian and Earnest Hurlock assistant. The town Pride notes it is the cleanest busiest and most attractive on the Eastern Shore with Dr Harry Nichols now practicing there and W H Niel shirt factory paying over 400 dollars monthly in wages. Hurbeck offers more business opportunities for manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Elbert Bradley
BE. Harper
Daniel Johnson
Howard Bailey
Hettie Noble
Daisy Hurlock
Jasper Harper
Earnest Hurlock
Harry Nichols
Vienna
W. H. Niel
Local Notes And Town Highlights
Our town has had quite a number of accidents this week but fortunately none proved serious. Rev. T. J. Lambert is attending conference at Staunton Virginia and will not return as his time has expired. Mr and Mrs Bowen of Wilmington spent part of the week with relatives in town. Mrs Nellie Clark of Cordova is the guest of Mrs Lambert. Miss Evylin Fleming is visiting her sister in Wilmington. Mr Claude Lee of Easton paid a flying visit to friends near town on Wednesday. Our baseball team has reorganized and rented a ground and will be glad to receive challenges from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Wilson
Clara Downes
Alexander Hardcastle, Jr
Baltimore
Denton Methodist Episcopal Church
Estella C. Perry
Cordova
Walter E. Jackson
New Castle County
M. E
E. S. Mace
Julia Goodwin
Annapolis
Earle Feddeman
Centreville
Joseph H. Sparks
Mary
Della Sparks
Greensborough
Wilmington
Luther M. R. Carter
J. Dukes Downes
James T. Sapp
John G. Cooper
Willow Grove
Delaware
Ambrose Lucas
Ruthsburg
George W. Gravatt
William H. Smith
Peter K. Stevens and Son
Federalsburg
Easton
J. T. Gough
Marydel
Jonathan Longfellow
Whiteleysburg
Thomas Gough
Bear Station
Raymond Poole
Caroline
Fred R. Owens
Harwood Ayres
Cambridge
Willard H. Thawley
Col
Luther H. Gadd
Maud Wright
Philadelphia
T. J. Lambert
Staunton
Bowen
Nellie Clark
Lambert
Evylin Fleming
Claude Lee
Cough Remedy Ends Cripple Creek Cold for Editor
After a severe cold followed a large fire in Cripple Creek G. B. Henderson, editor of Daily Advertiser, reports relief after three small bottles of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Advertisements list W. B. Brown in Denton H. Duffey in Hillsboro and R. J. Colston in Ridgely selling the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
W. E. Brown
Denton
H. Duffey
Hillsboro
R. J. Colston
Ridgely
Cripple Creek
G. B. Henderson
Daily Advertiser
W. EB. Brown
Maryland Methodist Protestant Conference opens in Baltimore
The sixty ninth session of the Maryland Annual Conference of the Methodist Protestant Church begins Wednesday morning April 7 at Broadway Church corner Monument and Broadway Baltimore. Rev J D Kinzer to call conference to order with Rev Hugh L Elder dice as secretary. Also notes Delaware M E Conference colored session at Haston presided by Bishop W X Ninde with about 150 ministers. Harmony church sermon by Rev L E Pool. local church news in Easton Denton Ridgely and Chester town. and a swindle letter scam involving a $200000 fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Methodist Protestant Church
Broadway Church
Corner Monument
Broadway Streets
Baltimore
J.D. Kinzer
Hugh L. Elderdice
Delaware
L. E. Pool
Queentown
Charlestown
Cecil County
Harmony Methodist Episcopal Church
Caroline Methodist Episcopal
Chestertown
Easton M. E. Church
Alfred Smith
Webster
Denton
Central
M. E
Preston
Epworth League
School News Sets Closure Dates for White and Colored Schools
School commissioners ordered white schools closed on Friday May 7 end of spring term and colored schools closed April 23 at Mt Zion Greensborough Union Ridgely Denton Hillsborough Federalsburg. Remaining schools close April 15 if average weekly attendance after April 1 is ten or more. if it falls below ten, it closes then. Also explains Easter dating and Constantine Council of Nice rule. New Howe sewing machines for sale at lowest prices by W R Breeding Williston.
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Mt. Zion
Greensborough
Union
Ridgely
Denton
Hillsborough
Federalsburg
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Denton Journal
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Public Business Calendar
Crevait
Levy Court
the Local Department
D. H. Corkran
Lewes
Del
Mowbray
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Lowndes
Eastern Shore Friends
St. Michaels
G. W. Burke
J. B. Merritt
Sassafras and Masseys
W. N. Conaway
Smyrna
Adam Stengle
L. W. Layfield
Stil! Pond
E. H. Nelson
Sadlersville
J. M. Lindale
Talbot
J. F. Anderson
Tilghman’s Island
Bayside
W. W. Chaires
Townsend
Albert Chandler
Trappe
J. T. Prouse
Wye and Starr
C. K. Morris
Salisbury
W. E. Avery
C. T. Wyatt
Berlin
E. C. Atkins
E. P. Roberts
Bishopville
F. E. Bloxsom
Cape Charles
Warren Burr
Chincoteague
George Hopkins
Crisfield
J. P. Otis
Deal’s Island
G. W. Bonauds
Delmar
G. W. Townsend
Fairmount—C
Baker
Frankford J
Wickline
Fruitland
W. E. Matthews
Girdletree
H. C. Turner
Gumboro
G. BR. Neese
Hebron
Holland’s Island
G. W. Hastings
Laurel
Marion
R. I. Watkins
Millsboro
T. G. Eiswald
W. H
Mt. Vernon
F. F. Beauchamp
Nanticoke
W. R. Mowbray
T. N. Given
New Church
L. B. Kirby
Onancock
Dulaney
Parksley
D. J. Given
Parsonsburg
C. W. Strickland
Pocomoke City
E. C. Macnichiel
Pocomoke
W. G. Strickland
Powellville
T. 8
W. R. McFarlane
Smith’s Island
Snow Hill
W. A. Wise
Somerset
Stockton
J. W. Jones
Tangier
C. P. Swain
Westover
T. B. Hunter
Whitesville
W. F. Dawson
Brother Monberger
R. M. Messick
Bessie Messick
Bertie Williams
Lulu Collins
Virgie Wright
Virgie Wright, of ‘‘Bula,” and Miss Cleo Prettyman, of East New Market
R. I. Lednum
J. F. Lednum
L. D. Kelley
W. Lednum
Wrightson Camper
East New Market
Easton Talent
R. M.messick
B. C
A. R. RB
Bridgeport
A. R. Holmes
Wrightville
Concord
H. R. Merriken
American Corners
Todd's Mill
Merriken
Miracculously
Galloway
W. T. Higautt
Mary E. Horsey
New Haven
Conn
J. Wheatley
St. Paul Church
Til. Clark
Kheir
Queen Anne’s Railroad
Peninsula Construction Company
Chester River Steamboat Company
No. 7
Light Street
Messrs
Henry James
Alexander Brown
Wesley M. Oler
Edwin F. Abell
C. Lorraine Gill
Richard W. Bosley
H. A. Orrick
J. W. Middendorf
William B. Oliver
W. B. Brooks, Jr
Basil B. Gordon
Henry A. Matthews
Bartlett
Johnston
Gustavus Ober
William C. Merritt
Johns. Gibbs
Frank Ehlen
F. B. Hubbell
John S. Gittings
Douglas H. Gordon
George B. Baker
Charles H. Tilghman
E. Stabler, Jr
William T. Howard
D. G. Mcintosh
A. H. Taylor
Jordan Stabler
Ernest Gill
E. Ambaeh
John B. Brown
W. W. Busteed
Wilmer Emory
DeCourcy W. Thom
B. Palmer Keating
Henry May
Edwin H. Brown
William G. McCormick
James Ponder
Philip L. Cannon
Hiram D. Burton
L. L. Layton
Wiliam H. Bosley
Greenwood
B.S. Ford
Pier
Bosley
Ellendale
Atlantic Ocean
I. W. Troxel
William H. Bosley
C. C. Waller
Arthur Woolford
Queen Anne’s
Troxel
Queen Anne
Clara Phillips
James BE. Philips
Z. H. Webster
Phillips
George W. Redden
Julia Porter
Charles W. Porter
Tnuckahoe Neck
White's Chapel
Wiliam Green
T. Curtis
Dover Bridge
Trinity M. BE
W. M. Poisal
John Mason & Co
Josiah Melson
Kingston
Somerset County
John Ruke
L. B. Towers
Georgia E. Warner
John Warner
the Society For the Suppression of Vice
Cecil
Orphans’ Court
Hobbs and Sigler
Greenbury Barens
Martha Barcus
Charles S. Barcus
John Allen
William C. Satterfield
Alexander Jackson
Daisy Anabel Nichols
W. A. J. Nichols
James L. Coursey
Lemuel W. Coursey
George F. Whiteley
Peeer Te Bee
Hurlock
Hilsborough
McShane's Hall
Hamilton Standish
Prof. Woodford
Angelica Endicott
Jessie Jones
Charity Straightlace
Cora Walls
Salome Baxter
Myra Wiley
Ruth Throckmorton
Anita A. Smith
Peggy Merrythought
Ella Swing
Patience Overton
Beulah Day
Constance Pettigrew
Eva Pennington
Charey Throckmorton
Elsie Smith
Jerishka Barnum
Mary Hindsley
Propriety Parkis
Alice Flounders
Obadiah Bradford
John Swing
Joshua Bradstreet
James H. Smith
Jedidiah Perkins
James L. Nichols
Solomon Perry
Thomas Temple
Hesikiah Doolittle
Walter Carmine
Azariah Endicott
Thomas Jones
M. H. Smith
Denton Bridge
Clark
Denton Hill
D. J. Zacharias
Blackiston
Henry Parry
Father Gloyd
Westminister
Hagerstown
Parr
Constantine
Council of
Nice
New Howe
W. R. Breeding
Royal Baking Powder
N.Y
Pioneer One Cent
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