Wright Bros ads and town notices in Denton paper
Local notices from the Denton area include Wright Bros advertising at Second Street and offering shoes, ads for trespass notices, journal subscriptions, and a Joe Everngain ad on page 2. Other items report court convening Monday, high school football at Union, market turkey supply, building activity on Second Street, and upcoming events at the Denton Masonic Trail and church restorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright Bros
Iaston Court
TE Go & WR
Wright's
Second Street
Journal
Joe Everngain
St Clair Watt
Windy Till
Denton High School
Union
C. & Wlr
Wright
W. J. Blackston
Frank W. Redden
Mn T. W. Smith
Messer
Tayes
Murphy
Tal Pane
Adas
Denton Auto & Supply Co
Palbo
Altimore
James
Nichol
Fower
Mobb
Towers
Hobb
Lewe
J. W. Johnson
Denton
Postoffice Department
Denton-Ridgely
Thowas & Masser Co
Baltimore St
Maltimore
Telid. Nichol
East New Market
Cambridge Hospital
Nichols
Main Street
Amanda Rickards
James and
Sarah Rickard
Greensboro
Sykeville
T. A. Paine
Chhrist Church
Masonic Trail
Burkhart
Pretty quiet wedding in Greensboro at M E parsonage
A wedding was solemnized Wednesday at 2 PM by Rev J H Beauchamp at the M E parsonage Greensboro between Enoch R Strannahan of near Greensboro and Margaret Willoughby of near Tuckahoe. They left at 3 PM for Philadelphia and points North and will reside in Ridgely upon return. A birthday surprise for Miss Grace Carroll followed with music games and a decorated dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Beauchamp
M. E
Greensboro
Enoch R. Strannahan
Margaret Willoughby
Tuckahoe
Philadelphia
Points North
Ridgely
Grace Carroll
Miss Carrol
Miss Carroll
Bromer
Lord
Eugenia Piggott Furman
George Cooper
North Eleventh Street
North Fifteenth Street
John W. Clark
John Wesley Clark
Crothers
Tuesdy
Atlanta
Tl. Alan Goldsborough
Caroline Bar
Maryland Bar Association
W. F. Sacker
Hitchens
Denton Depot
Broadstreet Station
Emeron Roberts
St. John’s College
L. R. Clough
Effie Deford
Alice Cole
Christian Endeavor
Hagerstown
Georgia Fechtig
Lawrance B. ‘Towers
Baltimore
Charles W. Hobbs
Bridgeville
H. Winter Davis
Crisfield
Nellie Johnson
J. J. Carrow
Camden
Del
Emma Collison
Tuckahoe Neck
A. H. Covey
Kent
Denton
Win, Johnson
Salisbury
Purnell
Johnson
Thomas Trice
Easton
Roll of honor and school events at area schools
Ander sontoun school awards October honors listing seventh grade Edna Carroll Ruth Willoughby. fifth Mildred Nuttle Mirian Todd. fourth Earle Starkey Roland Vickery. third Myrtle Lord Ruth Carroll Earle Chaffinch. second grade names Louise Nuttle Wandi Chaffinch Courtland Vickery Clayton Collins Ella Kelley. Denton Primary second grade credit for good conduct includes Ralph Vorsey Leola Christopher Ida Cade Louise Fisher Elva Masten Ruth Masten Sdoward Jones Worthington Downes Marvin Davis Elizabeth Stevens Elizabeth Booth Rose Turner. Millsboro TRE school children host oyster supper at Russom's store from 5 to 8 pm Saturday. Houston branch box social Nov 26 if fair or following Wednesday otherwise. Central School oyster supper Friday Nov 20 proceeds for school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andersontoun School
Ralph Vorsey
Leola Christopher
Ida ,Cade
Louise Fisher
Elva Masten
Ruth Masten
Sdoward Jones
Worthington Downes
Marvin Davis
Elizabeth Stevens
Elizabeth Booth
Rose Turner
Houston
Central School
Eight-teeth infant born to Preston couple strengthens town news
A son born Monday to Mr. and Mrs. G. Plutschak near Preston brings eight teeth, noted as a teething milestone. Mr. James R. Phillips and wife moved into the residence formerly occupied by Mr. James Carmine and family. Mrs. Spry Bradley of Baltimore visited her father, Mr. J. B. Patton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
G. Plutschak
James R. Phillips
James Carmine
Spry Bradley
Baltimore
J. B. Patton
Death of Mrs Stockley at Henderson area
Mrs. Harry Stockley died at her home near Henderson after a week's illness. Funeral services were held at the residence and interment followed in Templeville cemetery. She is survived by a husband and one son. Several local residents returned home from visits with relatives in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Stockley
Henderson
Templeville Cemetery
Martha Pippin
Alex. Bright
Baltimore
River Bridge
E. C. Gooden
Edward Cohee
Wilmington
Major Cohee
Edward Harris
Allie Sweeney
Con
Allen
Philadelphia
Edgar Walls
M. Gooden
Lydia Hughes
C. Gooden
Cora Downes
Harrington
Edward Coffin
Wyoming
Coffin
Addie Coliee
Hazietville
Del
A. Price
Rocce Taylor
Sayre
F.B. Sweeney
Isabelle Carrow
Anna Jump
Marydel
G. FH. Wilson
Aberdeen
Remains of Frank Green Arrive After Florida Death
Frank Green, longtime Dunellon foreman, died of pneumonia after a fever in Southern Florida. A respected Ridgely citizen for 25 years, he leaves a wife a son Mitchell of Washington DC and five daughters. Interment was in Greensboro on Wednesday. Funeral handled by C HH Peitch ett & Son. Also notes John D. Davis improving Mrs Mancha of Glen Burnie has returned home and James P Swing family returned from a ten day trip to Philadelphia and New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
C. HH
James P. Swing
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Epworth League Meeting in Ghestnut Grove
Rev and Mrs John Williams hosted a lively Epworth League business meeting with vocal music games and refreshments. Attendees included the Satterfields Evernhams Lennels Rosser Smiths Bullocks and Trices among others. Guests adjourned to meet Mrs Mollie Yer again on December 1. Ella Nichols returned home to Easton after visiting her brother John Satterfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
John Williams
John Satterfield
Willian Evernhamn
Nick Lennel
John Rosser
George Smith
Blaine Bullock
Lin Trice
Cora Covey
Annie Todd
Ella Nichols
Easton
Local Social Notes From Greensboro Area Visit Highlights
Mr and Mrs John J Cannon and daughter Mabel of near Greensboro were Sabbath guests of cousins C EF Collins and Mrs C Howard. Mrs W R Peters and daughter Elizabeth of Slickman visited the brother Tl F Chaffinch. Mrs Dr W T Marsh has returned to Solomons after a week with relatives. Mr H L Carroll of Albemarle Va has been visiting Caroline relatives. Mr H C Webbs weeklong trip to Baltimore Wilmington and Laurel De. Mr John Jones of Winchester Friday furnished finest oysters of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Cannon
Mabel
Greensboro
If WH. Carroll
Albemarle
Caroline
Hl. C. Webbs
Baltimore
Wilmington
Laurel
Del
John Jones
Winchester
Greensboro visitors depart with relatives after stay
Greensboro residents Mr. John Zigler Gottwalls and wife of Highlands NC traveled home last week with Mr. A Gottwalls and wife accompanying them to Washington for time with family. Edward Johnson colored was jailed in Denton for disorderly conduct after failing to pay a $9.44 fine. Justice Maloy ordered the transfer from Denton jail. Edward Carter, for whom Johnson had worked, served as the prosecuting witness. George Jewell, a local resident, was paralyzed on Monday and died on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Zigler Gottwalls
Highlands
North Carolina
A. Gottwalls
Washington
Edward Johnson
Denton
Shull
Justice Maloy
Edward Carter
Johnson
George Jewell
Moore and Hemmans Open Mercantile Store Debut
Moore and Hemmans, our new merchants, have had their opening. We wish them success. Miss Lena Milbourne is attending business college in Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore & Hemmans
Lena Milbourne
Business
Wilmington
Shepherd Psalm as Life Lesson from David
The article explains the twenty third psalm titled the Shepherd Psalm, noting David’s shepherd life and dangers faced. It highlights the Lord as the Good Shepherd who supplies, leads, and protects souls, with faith guiding through dark valleys to eternal fellowship in God’s house.
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David
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Ezek. Xaniv
Heavenly City
Isi
Satan
Christ
Tle
Carth
Ilim
Eleaven
Psa
Anil
Philadelphia Record
Orphans' Court Grants Admins For Outten Estate
In Orphans Court on Tuesday Judges Clark Liden and Fleetwood granted letters of administration on the personal estate of William M Outten to Margaret W Outten and George F Noble. Bond filed and approved. Arlington I Porter and Clinton Cook named to appraise. Notice to creditors ordered. Caleb J Todd administrator of Charlotte C Todd presented debts and final administration account which was approved. Job Willoughby administrator of Alonzo Newcomb presented debts list which was approved and final distribution ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Clark, Liden
Fleetwood
William M. Outten
Margaret W. Outten
George F. Noble
Arlington
I. Porter
Clinton Cook
Caleb J. ‘Todd
Charlotte C. Todd
Job Willoughby
Alonzo Newcomb
Local Notices and School Attendance Report
Mr. Thomas O Day moved on Mrs. Mary Ringe's farm to saw timber for Mr. H A Roe. School attendance this year is higher than in years past. Mr. B G Stevens spent several days in Baltimore this week. Miss Lydia Neal is quite sick at her home nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas O' Day
Mary Ringe
H. A. Roe
B. G. Stevens
Baltimore
Lydia Neal
Eightieth anniversary of Calvary Methodist Protestant Church Easton
The Calvary Methodist Protestant Church in Easton marks its eightieth year since organization in 1828. A revival led by Judge Hopper and the fervor of Mrs. Rachel Sheppard kept the church from disbanding, with initial worship in a former bank building rebuilt in 1835. The Washington Street church arose circa 1850 and expanded in 1882. Also noted are plans for a Missionary Council meeting in Philadelphia November 17–18, Rev Gantt’s attendance, actor Robert Downing’s Easton visit, Denton revival services, a men’s meeting, recent hospital fund collections, and debt reduction at Rock Hall, with the third quarterly conference of Denton MFE Church upcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Methodist Protestant Church
Easton
Rachel Sheppard
Judge Hopper
Centreville
Washington Street
Missionary Council of the Third Department
Episcopal Church
United States
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Gantt
Robert Downing
M. P
Denton
Talbot
Beaven
Sillsboro
J. ‘T. Richardson
Rock Hall
Denton M. FE
Baltimore Seeks Eastern Shore Trade With Local Rail Link
The Merchants and Manufacturers Association secretary Thomas G. Boggs says Baltimore holds the trade of the Eastern Shore, criticizing Maryland Delaware and Virginia Railway for moving its winter schedule up and arguing residents lack proper transport. He vows to push for facilities to bring trade to Baltimore, not at a loss to firms, asserting the trade rightfully belongs here.
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Baltimore
Thomas G. Boggs
The
Merchants and Manufacturers Association
Maryland, Delaware and Virginia Railway Company
Star
M. D. & W. Railway
Merchants of Baltimore
Mr. Boggs
Levy Court Proceedings and County Improvements
The Levy Court met on Tuesday and received a one thousand dollar fine paid by Chairman Nobbs of the Republican State Central Committee, as imposed by Justice Steele. The board granted Idlewild Electric Light & Power Company of Federalsburg permission to erect poles and lines along county roads. They also granted a request by J. E. Goslin and others for shells to repair a road near Federalsburg. A petition to open the Douglass mill claim road to Abraham Lewis and the A. W. Sisk property, signed by thirty two property owners, was discussed.
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Levy Court
Levy
Nobbs
Republican State Central Committee
Justice Steele
Idlewild Electric Light & Power Company
Federalsburg
J. E. Goslin
Douglass Mill
Abraham Lewis
A. W. Sisk
Avalon in Collision Near Fort McHenry Channel
A foggy morning collision narrowly avoided disaster as the Avalon steamship bound for Baltimore with 100 passengers struck the Itasca at anchor off Wagner's Point. The Avalon suffered a 12 by 13 foot hole in the starboard bow and damage to the guard, main saloon, and hurricane decks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avalon
Fort McHenry
Wagner's Point
Baltimore, Cheaspeake and Athletic Railway Company
Baltimore
Itasca
Merchants and Miners’ ‘Transportation Company
Concord Visitors and Homecoming Notes
Concord resident Mrs. Clara J. Williamson visits cousin Mrs. Roy Culler in Baltimore. Miss Bessie Trice returns home after a stay in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Clara J. Williamson
Roy Culler
Baltimore
Bessie Trice
Philadelphia
Wanted General Housekeeper for Local Farmer
Wanted a good reliable white woman as general housekeeper for a farmer near town. Inquire at John Nalr office.
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John Nalr
Mother's Gray Australian Leaf for urinary relief advertised
An advertisement touts Mother Gray's Australian Leaf as a pleasant regulator for urinary, nadder, or kidney trouble with a 40 cent sample package from The Mother Gray Co. LeRoy New York. The De Laval cream separator is to be exhibited next Saturday November 21 in Ridgely at the new Sun building.
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Mother Gray
Mother Gray Co
LeRoy, N. Y
de Laval
Sun
Ridgely
J. F. Booth
Burdsville News Notes Honor Life of Mrs Chance
Mrs. Sarah Rebecca Chance died at 46 after a long illness at her Burrsville home. She leaves husband William T. Chance and ten children. Funeral Monday at home with Rev. Lard officiating. burial in Hillsboro cemetery. Also reports on Christian Endeavor Society meeting and various local visits and arrivals.
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Sarah Rebecca Chance
William T. Chance
Paradise
W. Tilghman
Florence E
T. Roy
Howard E
Katie E
Louis M
Mary R
Emmett F
Charles A
Roland A
T. H. Anthony
Tuckahoe Neck
B. F. Anthony
Baltimore
Lard
Burrsville
Hillsboro Cemetery
Christian Endeavor Society
Wesley Porter
Edithe Simpson
Hester Raughley
Mary E. Porter
A.T. Porter
Hersey Slughies
Templeville
Charlie Robinson
Ingleside
Will Reed
Henderson
W. T. Robinson
H. W. Davis
Crisfield
Walter Downes
Myrtle
Rachel
Master Russell
John Stephens
Village Hero Fights Pig at Signutt Pond
An east side resident, armed with a ducking gun, charged a supposed monster in Signutt's mill pond only to find a small escaped pig returning to its farm. The incident, though comic, highlighted local courage. Reads list of recent visits and illnesses among residents including Miss Effie Alford Roberta Bowdle Mrs Ora Bowdle Mr J Af Spence Mrs Wm Pritchett Rev A T Covey and Miss Edna Adams.
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Smithville
Signutt
Ile
Effie Alford
Roberta Bowdle
Ora Bowdle
Burrsville
John Alford
J. Af. Spence
Wm. L. Pritchett
Flenderson
Clarence Parker
Marie
Vomona
Covey
Edna Adams
Local notes from Galdsboro and Frostburg visitations
Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas of Frostburg visited her daughter Mrs. Frank Jenkins and returned home last Monday. Miss Lulu Baynard from Wilmington visited town for several weeks. Miss Evelyn Rolph of Philadelphia stayed with Miss Edith Cooper last Sunday. Revival services began last Sunday evening at the M E Church South. Mr G W C Johnson moved into a new dwelling this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta Bowdle
Alford
Concord
Ora Dowdle
Osborne Harvey
Lillian Passwaters
Bridgeville
Farmington
Elizabeth Cheezum
Federalsburg
W. E. Cheezuim
BR. HH. Dill
Wilmington
Philadelphia
John Hanson
Frank L. Slanson
Arie Robinson
Galdsboro
Elizabeth Thomas
Frostburg
Frank Jenkins
Lulu Baynard
Evelyn Rolph
Edith Cooper
M. E. Church
G. W. C. Johnson
Fowling Creek Social Notes and Local Travel
Fowling Creek residents record visits to Baltimore Easton and Philadelphia. Families including Deen Wheatley Peters and Bullock share time with relatives while Mac Frampton recovers from an accidental gunshot. Rev Morgan to preach November 5 as community announcements list guests and trips.
Bryan’s Paper Sees Enduring Democratic Fight Ahead
The Commoner letter titled A Battle Lost a War Begun argues the 1908 defeat did not erase Democratic aims. It asserts that campaign finance transparency, anti‑trust limits, tariff reform, and labor‑capital harmony remain essential. The author, praising reform over office, pledges continued struggle for good government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bryan
Democratic Party
Republican Party
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C. E. Deen
Lawrence
Lillian
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M. D. Wheatley
Mac Frampton
S. M. Morgan
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Steve Adams
Delmar
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New Brown
Black
Oxford
Mullin's
Wood
T. W. Wood & Sons, Seedsmen
Richmond, Va
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Adeline Wiloughby
Ellen Hignutt
W. H
Caroline County
Henry R. Lewis
Court House
Bennett Todd
Edward Hobbs
Charles Wright
Willian Marshall
Sarah Lare
Newcomb
Richard Willoughby
Mary E. Wright
Daniel Todd
Adeline Willough
R. J
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F. P. Covey
Alderney
York
South Bend
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A. G. Towers
Ada Bies
Forthe & Smith & & Walls
Denton, Md
Holiness Campground
J. W. Wiggins
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