Local notes from Ingleside and Ridgely tell of pensions and business moves
Presley Dawson in Ingleside receives a six dollar monthly pension. B W Parker builds a business office on Sixth street. James H Nichols upgrades his property with new fences. Henry Sinclair contemplates selling stock in Ridgely. Richardson Robins to double canning capacity in Dover. Lacy Friend buys Nichols lot to move blacksmith shop. O M Hignutt returns from Baltimore with millinery stock and a next week Journal notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presley Dawson
Ingleside
B. W. Parker
Sixth Street
James H. Nichols
Henry Sinclair
Ridgely
Richardson & Robbins
Dover
Lacy Friend
James N. Nichols
O. M. Hignutt
Baltimore
B. F. Rickards
Tuckahoe Neck
Thomas Hughlett
Tuckahoe Hatchery
Joseph P. Anthony
Mary Roe
Emory T. Roe
William E. Roe
Wye Mills
Pneumonis
Unglaub
Mary A. Fisher
John A. Somers
Creswell
N.C
Denton Bridge
Z. T. Hutchinson
Love Point
Dot
Mozart Hall
Greensboro
H. A. Roe
Caroline County
Stevensville
Centreville
Samuel Bratt
Talbot
Oxford
England
Alfred Smith
Kirk
J. W. Kirk
Charles S. York
York
Messrs
T. L. Day
Swing & Co
Queen Anne
Hillsboro
Sol. Downes
Denton
Dukes
Downes
State Hospital
Be Journal
Jas. T. Golt
North Templeville
Meredith
Delahay
Whiteley
Templeville
Dot the Miners Daughter shines in Federalsburg play
The Tuesday performance of Dot the Miner's Daughter in Federalsburg drew a crowded town hall audience. The show avoided prior seasons’ bad weather, and financials were strong. Local figures Rufus Noble and son planned to move to the area after buying the Jefferson and Kemp storehouse. The report also notes church and community updates, with Rev. Todd returning home ill but improving and various local developments in business and housing.
Smiths Announce Daughter Mary Grace's Baltimore Marriage
Mr and Mrs J F Smith announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Mary Grace to C A Pepper of Baltimore with the wedding set for April 2 at 8 pm in Grove M P Church. Miss Maggie Jester returns home from Wilmington after winter visit with brother C B Jester. Mrs Mary E Jester travels home after visiting daughter Miss Nellie Davis in Virginia. Mrs Orland T Kelley of Baltimore visits Mr and Mrs T E Kelley and friends. J B Kelley and Mrs B C Kelley visit relatives in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Smith
Mary Grace
C. A. Pepper
Baltimore
Grove M. P. Church
Maggie Jester
C. B. Jester
Wilmington
Mary E. Jester
Nellie Davis
Virginia
Orland T. Kelley
T. E. Kelley
J. B. Kelley
B. C. Kelley
Local Residents Visit Town This Week
Marques. Messrs William and Thomas Carter of Templeville visited friends in town this week. Miss Hattie Hill of Galena was the guest of Miss Hennie Hall this week. Mrs C W Jackson and friends of Ridgely paid our town a visit this week. Mr Fred Marker was the guest of Mrs J W Thomas this week. Mr F P Medford is improving his property with a new fence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William and Thomas Carter
Templeville
Hattie Hill
Galena
Hennie Hall
Fred Marker
J. W. Thomas
F. P. Medford
Oyster Supper Planned by Tecumseh Red Men at Noble's Hall
At the last Tecumseh Tribe of Red Men meeting a five member committee appointed to arrange an oyster supper in Noble's Hall on Saturday night April 12 with prominent speakers vocal music and Hickman brass band selections. Proceeds go to the tribe treasury and members invite all to attend. Also notes local business activity and trades including Peters brothers merchants egg intake, Johnstone buying wood, and nearby building and shipping work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tecumseh Tribe of Red Men
John W. Stephens
Harry Noble
Will Cromm
W. A. Draper
T. H. Cahall
Noble’s Hall
Hickman Brass Band
Order of Red Men
W. R. Peters
Philadelphia
F. T. Peters
James Morgan
Bridgeville
Charles McColley
John Johnstone
Ira Lewis
Charles McColloy
Trice
Lumber mill moves on Everngam farm near Concord
Messrs Charles Neal and Bro plan template moving their lumber mills to complete a contract on J M Everngam's farm below Concord Rev EE Dixon of the Philadelphia M E Conference has been visiting his mother Mrs Tilghman Nuttle Rev J W Fogle returns to Williston charge where many warm friends will welcome him Mr Frank Mitchell and family spent Sunday with Mr W T Thawley Mrs Jump is critically ill at her home near here Farmers are busy preparing for spring crops
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kranz Hotel
T. C. West
Wilmington
H. C. Layman
Baltimore
L. L. Chamberlain
F. W. Lamping
Philadelphia
N. K K. Smith
W. Basil
W. A A. Morse
Cambridge
Henry Hyer
Brooklyn
Charles Mowbray
Easton
George H. Waller
Salisbury
Thomas Reese
Thomas Wilson
C. T. Hutchins
Elkton
Virginia
J. R. Witworth
Charles N. Clash
Winnington
W. F. Clement
M.ferguson
Hillsboro
Thomas M. Vanderver
New York
W. Mills
Norris K. Rea
E. Lee LeCompt
C. W. Shenk
C. B. Hope
Dover
Eugene H. Lazenby
Hutchins
Ridgely
W. J. Evans
Jones Building
Frederick Wright
Mattie Day
Westminster
Willie Wyatt
Charlotte Hall
John Bowers
Bowers
Jacob Bowers
Annie Jones
Millersville Seminary
W. Jones
Katie Wilson
Henderson
Pennington
Charles E. Turner
Hilda
W. T. Jones
Queen Anne
Ridgely House
Jones
Temple Smith
Maryland Agricultural College
Howard Smith
T. W. Smith
Charles T. Sauer
Richmond
E.H. Ree
George Sullivan
Ethel
R. Randall
Cordova
Bertha C. Smarr
Martinsburg
W. Va
Reformed Parsonage
C. W. Jackson
Templeville
Walter Carmine
Washington College
J. Harry Hemmons
Arthur Morris
Centreville
John T. Porter
Newark
Del
T. L. Day
T. W. Jones
Ella E. Atkinson
Anita Smith
Jennie Passwater
Atlantic City
E. Christopher
W. E. Todd
Federalsburg
Lizzie Andrew
Tunis Mills
T. E. Willoughby
Ella
L. J. Andrew
Ollie Carroll
Toledo
Harry Christopher
Hurlock
W. H. Harding, Jr
Charles Neal
Old Homestead
Denman Thompson
Joshua Whitcomb
New England
Cy Prime
Seth Perkins
Matilda
Ricketty Ann
Gamzey
Josh
Mr. Thompson
Grace Church
Reuben
Academy of Music
Maryland Annual Conference Program Highlights
The Maryland Annual Conference assembly in Centreville lists pastors and churches from Salisbury to Tangier and other towns. The program covers temperance sessions, formal opening by President Melvin, a sermon by Rev. J. M. Sheridan, and rallies by Christian Endeavor. Education, literature, missionary day, and ministerial support meetings follow with speakers from Western Maryland College and Baltimore publishing interests. Delegates T. W. Porter and others attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Beane
Bedford County
Pennsylvania
Melvin
J. M.sheridan
Pocomoke City
Christian Endeavor
W. H. Litsinger
F. T. Little
Starr Church
Baltimore
Melvynn
A. H. Warfield
Laurel
Del
T. H. Lewis
Western Maryland College
F. T. Tagg
The
Methodist Protestant
B. P. Truitt
Denton
Committee On
J. W. Balderson
Seaford
T. J. Ogburn
Secr
Board of Foreign Missions
G. KE. McArammitan
Board of Home Missions
M. P
J. W. Trout
D. W. Austine
Eabpert
Our Superannuates
T. O. Crouse
James W. Chapman
J. T. Bryan
Westminster
Maryland M. P
Messrs
T. W. Porter
T. Pliny Fisher
H. F. Stowell
R. C. Patton
Orphans Court Proceedings and Local Notices
In the Orphans Court on a recent Tuesday Simeon E. Penniwell reported sales of Lydia E. Brown's real estate and obtained ratification. Administrators of Emily A. Coursey and James Swann presented inventories and accounts approved. The will of Mary Haverkamp was admitted to probate. Religious items note church lumber delivery for the Holiness Association in East Denton and planned church completion in a few weeks. Public notices announce April 7th term start with civil and criminal cases, including James R. Price v Baltimore Chesapeake and Atlantic Railway Co. and other railroad matters, plus various ejectment and damages suits. School events include a box social at Thawley’s and Arbor Day activities for local schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Simeon E. Penniwell
T. A
Lydia E. Brown
J.L. Coursey
J. H. C. Legg
Emily A. Coursey
T. Pliny Fisher
James Swann
Percy E. Collins
J. H. Collins
Virginia Draper
Henry R. Lewis
Charles W. Draper
Mary Haverkamp
Somers Blake
John W. Roberts
George W. Eliason
Charlotte Ann Langston
Elizabeth Beachamp
George Ernest Beachamp
Holiness Association
East
Denton
George T. Reddon
Association
Society of Christian Endeavor
Hugh L. Elderdice
Westminster Theological Seminary
Church of the New Jerusalem
Preston
P. D. Thompson
James R. Price
Baltimore, Chesapeake & Atlantic Railway Co
Price
Albert Constable
Elkton
Lewis & Goldsborough
Robert P. Graham
Salisbury
W. H. Adkins
Easton
Deweese & Owens
Queen Anne’s Railroad Co
James W. Peters
Hickman
A. G. Towers
Peters
Sarah J
Emily Nichols
Doweese & Owens
Warren Vansant
Karlie Dickinson
Mount
Towers
Vansant
Dickinson
Thomas F. Cooper
Roxana Cooper
Robert M. Messick
Carrington and Turner
James T. Morris
Andrew Baggs
Morris
Baggs
T. Howard Barwick
M. E
H. N. Richards
Barwick
Towers and Cooper
Richards
E. Barton
F. T. Barton
James W. Holt
William E. Barton
Lewis & Goldsboro
Ann M. Temple
N. Bowen
County Teachers’ Association
Smithville
Maud Gibson
Templeville
Washington College
M. Bates Stephens
Chestertown
Easter Services with Music at Denton Church
Easter morning and evening services at the Methodist Episcopal Church in Denton feature special music and a floral display. The program includes organ voluntaries, anthems such as Easter and I Lay My Sins, hymns, scripture readings, and a sermon on the Resurrection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Denton
Mozart
Jesus
Meyer
Darley
Stockton
Christ
Cess Woodbury
Bradbury
Christ Church
Parsonage Fund
Ihe
St. Paul’s Reformed Church
Ridgely
Ridgely M. E
W. O. Slarst
Newport
County board weighs railroad crossing condemnation
On Tuesday the county commissioners received a Sixth district petition to condemn the Hillsboro to cemetery railroad crossing, calling the cut dangerous, but no action was taken. They also considered relocating Sol Downes via a letter from Dr. Manship, appointed constable J M Everngain for the Highth district, offered J M Hackett fifty dollars for a roadway on his land, and heard J Edward Addicks vow to fight the issue for ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth District
Hillsboro
Cemetery
8. P. Manship
Sol Downes
Denton
Kenton
J. M. Everngain
Highth
J. M. Hackett
Marriage in Preston by M E Church officiated by Rev Williams
Mr James H Corkran and Miss Clara L Wright of Preston wed in the M E Church of Preston on March 26 in a ceremony led by Rev C H Williams. Miss Katie V Donovan of Georgetown Col is visiting cousin Miss S Virginia Wooters near Hobbs. Denton visitors include Miss Caddie Short Harrington and Lizzie Johnson from Houston. Nettie Whittington of Baltimore returns to assist Miss Ida J McIlvaine this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Corkran
Clara L. Wright
Preston
C. H. Williams
Katie V. Donovan
Georgetown
Col
S. Virginia Wooters
Hobbs
Caddie Short
Harrington
Lizzie Johnson
Houston
Denton
Nettie Whittington
Baltimore
Ida J
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Orphans' Court
Levy Courkrwitt
Senoor Poard
Peisonial
Newton
Rufus Noble
Taylor’s Island
Noble
Jefferson & Kemp
Norah Stowell
H. Burdette Messenger
Augusta Reed
Linkwood
Fred Brown
Jefferson Williams
Logan
Farley
W. J. Downing
North Carolina
Andrew
American Corner
Sparklin
Federal Hill
Thomas McCrea
Charles Conway
W. J. Mowbray
T. F. Holt
Edith Boone
Fredrica
Eunice
Highty
John Hurlock
Methodist E Episcopal Church
Wilmington M. E
Crisfield
P. H. Rawlins
Joyce
Stewards’ Endowment Fund
Rh. W. Todd
G. W. Bowman
Jas. Crowe
J. T. van Burkalow
T. E. Martindale
E. H. Nelson
J. 5
Willis
van Burkalow
J.S. Willis
Congress
Delaware
General Conference
Conference Academy
Board of Stewards
Willington Diitrict
Robrrt Watt
Bethel
G. W. Dawson
Charlestown
James T. Prouse
Cherry Hill
DeVenish
Chesapeake City
I. E. Poole
Chester
I. P. Karholson
Christiana
E. McKinsey
Claymont
G. R. Tompkins
Colora
H. G Mitchell
Delaware City
W. PB. Northrup
Ebeneezer
T. B. Hunter
Edgemore
Sharpless
Flk Nech
G. S. Conaway
Likton
R. K. Stephenson
Hechkessin
J. D. Rigg
Hopewell
K. W. Todd
Kirknoood
St. Gibbons
Marshallton and Stanton
N. Given
Nisoiz Sun
H. Alg Westerfield
George’s
Geoghegan
John’s— IE
Collins Fon
W. P. Compton
Warrington
A Asbury
H. S. Dulany
Brandywine
C. W. Prettyman
Cookvnan
J. W. Jones
Mast Take
John France
Elsmere
W. K. Galloway
Epworth
Grace
W. W.king
Harnson
J. W. Tinsly
Kingswood
W. T. Mammond
Madeley
E. %. White
Mount Salem
T. A. H. O'Brien
St. Paul
Murray
Scott
W.H. Avery
Silver
Bayside
F. J. Munford
Cecilton
George W. Townsend
E. K. Creed
Chesucks
R. Roe
E. P. Roberts
Church Will
J. M. Lindale
Clayton
J. A. Arters
Canlova
A. W. Lightbourn
Crumpton
J. W. Prettyman
C. A Grise
Fairlee
W. C. Poole
S. P. Shipman
Golts
A. C. Jones
F. P. Harris
C W. Sruth
C. T. Naynard
Kent Island
Albert Chandler
G. R. Mills
Marydel
T. C. Smoot
Middletown
C. T. Wyatt
Millington
J. D Kemp
QO Lessa
J. M Arferd
Daniel Wilson
Dovrn
C. &. Baker
Beckwith
J. H. Wilson
W. R. Mowbray
Burrsville
Harry Taylor
E. C. Macnichol
Camden
W. Layfield
Canterbury
H. K. Gill
Church Creek
J. H. Gardiner
Crapo
W. P. Taylor
J. T. Richardson
R. N. Joscolyn
Galestown
A. W. Goodhand
Adam Stengle
Georgetow Pd
W. EH. Williama
Greenwood
J 1. Johnson
Farrington
E.C Atkins
Hooper's Island
Moses Bullock
Hoopersville
J. Lord Houston
J. D. Keese
Kurlock
G. C. Williams
Salem
Howard Davly Seaford
W. J. White
J. M. Mitchell
Vienna
W. I. Kenny
Williamsburg
W. Rh. McFarlane
Williston
J. W. Fogle
Wyomag
G P. Smith
Zoar
W. N. Conway
Grove
Marques
Andersontown
Mider
Annamessex
J. W. Colona
Asbuy
T. E. Terry
Berlin
J. G. Budd
Bishopville
Milton McCann
Cape Charles
Edwin Gardner
Chincoteague
G. G. Senser
Cnisfield
S. N. Pilchard
Crowsentown
Baynant Wheatley
Delmar
Z. H. Webster
Deal’s Island
F. F. Carpenter
Fairmount
R. T. Coursey
Frankford
Asbury Burke
Fruitland
Girdletree
J. A. Hrewington
Gumboro
G. W. Hastings
Nolland’s Island
E. N. Cantwell
Hf. C. Turner
Mardell
F. C. McSorley
Pocomoke Circuit
J. M. Collins
Powellville
J. B. Kelso
Princess Anne
I. G. Fosnacht
Quantico
I,. Martin
Riverside
J. S. Borman
Roxana
J. H. Graham
St. Peter
Maryland
Orphans’ Court Proceedings
Thawley’s
Mero Wustle
Cee Eecees Creer
Bloxspin
Mary Wustle
Cceune
Sadie Cheezum
Bustle
W. Allshand
Inddy
Lella Cheezuim
Katty Clover
Eeeanee
Tessie Snith
Renee Mattie Moore
Lass Ridget McGuire
Jennie Moore
Vin7ry Black
Hlizabeth Cheezum
Miss Pease
Biloxsom
Mra Gabbi
Sissy Gabbi
Bessie Stow
Delta Cheezum
Bessie Smith
Badie Bean
Adie Cheezum
Juno
Hifa
Steiff
Oeweceve Eigydun
Giona Patn
Prince
Cesersessesee Ees Ringsley
Marechio
J. Edward Addicks
Lawrence B. Towers
P.R. Fisher
Carrie E. Crosby
George A. Henry
Third District
A. R. Wright
Mary F. Towers
Denton Town
E. E. Nuttle
Miles F. Bennett
J. Marion Hackett
Thos. A. Smith
Chas. F. Smith
Annie H. Downes
Rudolph G. Anklam
Joseph H. Bernard
T. H. Jarman & Son
T. H. Jarman
M. Hooper Gray
Wn. J. Wright
Thos. Denean
Fourth District
Margaret A. Cornish
Elias Driver
J. Marshall Barry
John Raughley
Harry A. Roe
Fred P. Ros
G. W. Betson
Charles W. Wright
Watson Flaharty
Mollie E. Rickards
Hannah K. Snowberger
Wm. H. Harding
Thos. W. Harman
Francis T. Willoughby
Wm. H. Wooters
Wm. H. Meredith
John Meredith
Annie B. Parker
Thos. W. Redman
Mary Lynch
F. P. Covey
Dora E. Legates
Fred R. Owens
Second District
George R. Legates
Lucinda Bannon
Wm. H. Deweese
Rebecca A. Wyatt
Wm. Rodgers
Harvey L. Cooper
Arianna Wright
Thos. L. Day
Chas. W.temple
Jas. H. Nichols
Margaret Bennett
Joseph H. Williams
Wom. D. Taylor
A. RB. Wright
John T. Leonard
Michael Donovin
Elen Turner
John T Fleetwood
John Lloyd
Josephine A. Morris
Mollie E. Richards
George Cherry
Tia W. Johnson
J. W. Johnson
Mary F. Stevenson
Wesley J. Butler
Josiah H. Legg
Benjamin Cohee
Jennie Cohee
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