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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1902

Page

5

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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