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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1896

Page

3

Hollanders to settle three counties with 300 colonists

The Baltimore American reports a plan to bring about 300 Dutch settlers to Caroline Talbot and Dorchester counties. An advance guard has arrived in New York en route to the Choptank region, where the Prudential Land Company of Talbot County plans farms on the Choptank river and a town around a new Wilhelmina station. Immigrants will focus on trucking and fruit farming as the company acquires more lands and builds rail and factory support.

W. A. Atwell Queenstown B. G. Stevens House of Refuge C. S. Roop Hobbs Ledman’s Corner Talbot Moxey Leax Dewfese & Owens Denton B. C. Redman American Corner Col. Ham Lewis K. Edgell Easton Jacob Ghingher Brick Mill House of Delegates Gilpin’s Point Russum Sarah E. Gibson Montgomery Gibson Eugene Lynch Thomas Carmine Sheriff Green Eva M. George W. W. Tunis & Bro. Lumber Company Tunis Mills Thomas Quimby Ridgely C. M. Lloyd A. E. Cooper Thomas A. Smith Maryland Federalsburg Wickes and Stamp Coraline Dorchester Baltimore West Northwest Willard Thompson Baltimore, Chesapeake and Atlantic Railway Company GC. W. van der Hoogt New York van der Hoogt Prudential Land Company Talbot County Pine Street New York City Messrs William Dungues John H. Armstrong Henry W. Schloss Justin Mendelson C. W. van der Hoogt John EF. Beysens Oswald Tilghman Alvert Hoffman Edward Hoffman Dagnes Armstrong Schloss Mendelson Beysens Caroline County Kelly Meeds McGregor Hubbard Wilhielmina Hog Island Balttimore Wilmington Washington Philadelphia Brooklyn Boston Caroline Cincinnatus Winder Robert Wright Wright James Tilghman James Butcher Queen Annee’s Executive Council General Assembly Edward Lloyd Richard Tilghman Earle Judge Tilghman Annapolis Senate Cincinnnatus Anne Arundel Allegany Silleary House

Distinguished Heptasophs to Visit Denton Event

Supreme Ar chon MWeptasophs leader M G Cohen will visit Denton with top officers on Tuesday April 7. District officials and Conclave members plan a cordial reception as a committee handles event details. Members are urged to attend this district meeting and greet the dignitaries. Also advertised Hopkins Steamed Hominy sold in full quart for 10 cents.

Mweptasophs Denton M. G. Cohen, Esq Order of Heptasophs Order Cohen Samuel N. Tattersall John W. Cruett George WH. Trax Messrs. Z. Potter Steele A. R. Wright B. H. Johnson Moses Gottlieb N. Alex. Hutson

Mareh Records Bright Peach Prospects and Local Moves

The season promises a big peach crop and a bustling canning factory. Local residents exchange properties, families relocate to nearby towns, and health travels touch Washington and Virginia as spring farm work advances slowly.

Geiger Virginia William Wiliams Slemmer Bertha Price Conference Academy William Bates Oxford H. Segelken Frank Boyer Newark Del Zella Heather Denton Academy

Epworth League Sociable At Smith House Features Music and Readings

The Epworth League hosted a sociable at the hospitable mansion of Chis. Smith last Friday evening with a program including songs by Miss Gracie Smith Miss Jessie Jones and Mr N B R Saulsbury readings by Mr Nichols Miss Austn Smith and Miss Myra Wiley duets organ and violin pieces and recitations The Crescent Literary Society met Wednesday with minutes recitations by Miss Elsie Smith music by Mrs J H Smith and Mrs 4 H Smith an address by Dr Kuhn and readings by Miss Annie Flounders The paper was edited this week by Mr R J Colston Miss Bertha Barry and Frances Greene The group elected officers John Grable president Miss Bertha Barry and Howard Smith vice presidents Miss Anita Smith secretary and Miss Frances Greene treasurer

Chis. Smith Epworth League Mr. Nichols Gracie Smith Jessie Jones N. BR. Saulsbury Austn Smith Myra Wiley Bertha Barry Howard Smith Anita Smith Frances Greene

National Woman's Suffrage Representatives Visit Federalsburg

Two representatives of the National Woman's Suffrage Association Mrs Bradford and Miss Gregg are expected April 4 and 5 under the National Organizing Committee led by Carrie Chapman Catt. The town notes a recovering H P Chambers, Mollie Flaharty visiting Baltimore, and progress on the new printing office with a recent press arrival. A granary and storehouse by J C Gambrill & Son was completed near the fire site. Reverend and Mrs G Wilson Todd left for New York to attend the East Conference. Mrs Elijah Todd of Seaford visited town Saturday.

National Woman's Suffrage Association Sth Bradford Miss Gregg Carrie Chapman Cott National Organizing Committee Log World Building New York H. P. Chambers Lsd Mollie Flaharty Baltimore J. C. Gambrill & Son G. Wilson Todd N. Y. East Mr. White Elijah Todd Seaford

A Potato Worth Mentioning

The Early Favorite by W. L. McKay of Geneva New York has set records with 95 720 bushels per acre Fifteen separate yields across fourteen counties and seven states average 454 bushels per acre Reported by farmers not experimenters Seed of this enormous yielder available at a reasonable price from Mr McKay Step Oats for sale by E W Williamson

W. L. McKay Geneva N. Y McKay

Congressman from Caroline sketches Calbreth era politics

Long retrospective sketches of Thomas Calbreth trace postwar Caroline politics. Democratic and Federalist factions celebrate peace with toasts at Denton, praising Jackson and Ghent while debating Winder, Allegany gains, and shifts in state power.

Ghent Caroline Demerats Court House Denton William Whiteley Newark Del Culbreth William Molleson Hardcastle Peter Willis Thomas Styll Montgomery Denny George A. Smith Potter Driver Hughlett McDonald House of Delegates Solomon Richardson

Wilmington Conference Appointments Pave the Way

The Wilmington Methodist Episcopal Conference resumes with reports from Presiding Elders Barrett and Smith, fundraising by ministers, and a strong push for constitutional amendments to insert Almighty God in the Preamble. Delegates, ordinations, and district appointments are announced, with Dover and Wilmington districts featuring dense lists of charges and a packed Wesley Church.

Wilmington Methodist Episcopal Conference Congress United States God Barrett Smith J. D. Reese Merritt Walburd Alfred Smith IL. E. Barrett W. F. Corkran Salisbury Messrs Wu. I. Jackson W. L. Gooding Zion Dover A. D. Davis J. W. Hammersley J. D. Rigg W. M. Warner Wesley Church Warren Willard E. West John H. Beauchamp Fred. E. McKinzie John W. Wiley George W. Bounds Wm. H. §. Loller Theodore I’. Beauchamp George P. Jones O. W. Devenish James W. Fogle Thomas B. Cooper Wm. C. Hurst van P. Northrup John I. Simms Henry G. Budd C. H. Payne Board of Education Bishop Warren A. S. Mowbray S. Murray W. R. Mowbray JSS Tract Society Freedman’s Aid and Southern Education Society Conference Academy American Bible Society Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Woman's Home Missionary Society Episcopal Fund W. P. Compton Chestertown George W. Todd Conference Board Heaconess Work Joseph Pyle General Conference

Marriages and Visits Highlight Denton Notices

Mr Ollie Bloxsom and Miss Helen W Bishop wed in Philadelphia. Isaac J Moore named delegate to Maryland Annual Conference in Baltimore. Mrs Pennel Cooper to reside in Philadelphia with her son. Various locals visit Baltimore and Dover. Public Entertainment Committee set for Colonel Ham lecture April 6 at Masonic Hall. New York Early Rose potatoes at 75 cents a bushel. seeds available. Railroad grading at Marsh Hope Branch in Delaware progresses.

Ollie Bloxsom Philadelphia Helen W. Bishop B. T. Callan Isaac J. Moore Caroline Methodist Protestant Church Maryland Alnott’s Memorial Church Baltimore Pennel Cooper and Son Cooper Annie H. Downes Mollie F. Downes T. Pliny Fisher Dover Sheriff Shaw J. Earle Rochester George W. Townsend Delmar Denton Wm. H. Anderson Marshall Preston Worcester L. T. Vosmus Maggie Corkran Grove Easton David H. Tubbs New York W. E.rown's Marsh Hope Branch Delaware

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