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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1913

Page

5

Local notices fill Denton area pages with sales and events

The Denton journal lists prices and sales from W J Blackiston and E W Neal. farm stock auctions. celery demand. hunting season opens in Caroline county amid warnings to gunners. Regal Shoes ads. Charles H Bullock to sell stock. Wilt Cannon to run William Phillips farm. Cole hot blast heaters advertised. store openings and hat sales at Melivaine Sister. Ford buyers named. shipments and grain freight details. coon hunt near East. autumn driving pleasures noted. McIlwaine Sisters discount hats. J H Pastorfield Co gloves. Nichols Co specials. Willis homestead sold for 2200. Field Willis pantry items. Emmanuel King butter sales. Beaven damages settlement. uncalled letters list. Atlantic Casino sold to J H Perskie and Ocean City prospects with road improvements.

W. J. Blackiston E. W. Neal Peninsula Caroline County Talbot Pastorfield Charles H. Bullock Wilt Cannon William Phillips Tuckahoe Neck Cole C. H. Bullock Carter Block John Horsey Williston Melivaine & Sister's Denton Ford Automobiles O. F. Smith L. B. Towers T. P. Fisher Albert DeFord Edenson J. H. Pastorfield Co Dorchester Grangers Cambridge Caleb L. Baynard Carolines Court Centreville Jaik Cha Maryland McIlwaine Sisters Caroline J. H. Nichols &Co Charles H. Willis William P. Willis Willis Homestead Harmony Field & Willis Journal Emmanuel King Tuckahoe T. Alan Goldsborough Richard W. Beaven Beaven Talbot County New Bridge Matthews Mary J. Cannon Medley Arthur G. Jacobs Wm. E. Blounte Richard A. Alburger Randolph Comegys Anna Lord O. S. Travers Marshall Cadell Mary Satterfield R. E Lerner J. H. Perskie Atlantic Casino Ocean City Perksiex Perskie

Wedding and social notes from Denton area and beyond

On November 5 at the Durrsville parsonage Miss Georgia Seeders wed Harold Outten in a crepe de chine gown with white satin lace. The couple will live on a Greenwood-area farm. Other items note the Easton church wedding of Miss Helen Elizabeth Chaffinch to Harry Staats Nevins and Miss Caroline Wilson purchasing the Blaine farm near Easton. The Denton Literary Club shifts Monday meetings to 8 pm starting Nov 17 with a program on England and Scotland. Additional society notes include travels, surgeries, and relocations of local residents and visitors.

Durrsville Parsonage Melvin E. Wheatley Georgia Seeders Harold Outten Helen Ross Alva Obier Mrs. Outten Greenwood Helen Elizabeth Chaffinch William Pratt Chaffinch Harry Staats Nevins Trappe Ebenezer Methodist Episcopal Church Easton W. E. Gunby A. Louise Chaffinch Simon A. Nevins Lawrence H. Chaffinch William L. Hull Alfred B. Mason Arthur F.grace

Marriage Licenses Issued This Month

Marriage licenses have been granted to Harold P. Outten of Kent county Delaware and Georgiana Seeders of Kent county. John Orosz of Smithburg Pennsylvania and Susanna Bacsak near Denton. Tesse Jopp Hobbs and Elsie Pollard near Denton. William C. Dawson Houston Delaware and Nettie F. Travers also of Houston. Robert E. Pap Baltimore and Alice R. Akres Ridgely. Alston S. Andrews near Preston and Debbie Hignutt Bethlehem. Joseph H. Willams Goldsboro and Martha J. Kenton also of Goldsboro.

Harold P. Outten Kent County Del Georgiana Seeders John Orosz Smithburg Susanna Bacsak Denton Tesse Jopp Hobbs Elsie U. Pollard William C. Dawson Houston Nettie F. Travers Robert E. Pap Baltimore Alice R. Akres Ridgely Alston S. Andrews Preston Debbie Hignutt Bethlehem Joseph H. Willams Goldsboro Martha J. Kenton

Colored Vote Totals in Caroline County After October Adjustments

A 1913 table lists White and Colored vote totals by district in Caroline County with changes since October. It shows a white vote loss of 169 and a colored vote gain of 181, yielding a net total increase of 12.

Caroline County Henderson Greensboro Denton Preston Federalsburg Hillsboro Ridgely Amer, Corner

Hobbs and Ridgely Community News Snapshot

Hobbs area reports visits and family tidings with multiple names from Merriken Willey and Carroll circles. A marriage at the parsonage, accidental injury near Andersontown, and local business notes plus church and meeting details highlight weekly life in Dorchester County. Ridgely items note basket factory start, church events, society collections, a basketball loss to Denton, and school exam week.

Special Services and Local Visits in Chontank Area

Church services planned for the Sunday after Thanksgiving November 30 with Rev. E H Collins of Wilmington. Local residents report weekend visits to Wilmington and Baltimore, with several social visits noted. A quiet wedding occurred November 8 at Grove parsonage, Rev W N Beckwith officiating. Getiner hose advertised with a service note from J H Pastorfield.

Local social notes from Henderson area marriages and visits

Mr Harry Williams and Miss Martha Kenton wed at the sister’s home near Henderson in a ceremony led by Rev W N Conaway. Several residents and relatives are mentioned visiting Philadelphia Wilmington New York Mardela Springs and Eas ton with updates on travel stays and family connections.

Local Residents Visit Endings and Social Calls Across Cities

Mrs G L Wilson met his wife in Philadelphia Saturday and returned home Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Houston Russom of Baltimore spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs J F Russom. Mrs E L Thompson returned from an extended visit with relatives in Chester PA. Mrs Harris Legg and daughter Angie returned to Stevensville. Miss Ella V Pennington guests of Mr and Mrs Eugene Bonwill near Betterton. Mr John Holt of Easton visited Wm Arthur Halt over Sunday. Miss Mattie Brickhouse returned after several weeks in Baltimore. Mrs J E Wothers spending part of this week in Baltimore. Mrs A L Duffey visited her husband at Sabillasville last week. Miss Sadie E Wothers visiting in Wye Mills. Mrs Mary Cooper in Baltimore last week.

Caroline Wilson Alfred Wilson Tuckahoe Neck Blaine Dover Road Easton Wilson Just Government League Denton Literary Club England Scotland Maybelle F. Stevens Harry C. Stevens Sadlersville Charles Harry Kenton, Jr Centreville Calvary M. E. Church L. Frank Bloxsom Mercy Hospital Baltimore Bloxsom William Chambers Maryland University Hospital Jonathan Evitts Denton West Hoboken Charles G. Griffin E. T. Richards Pearl Cooper Templeville Wilmington C. E. Brown Bridgeville F. P. Covey Edwin Willis Greensboro T. Pliny Fisher Janney Nise Ethel Irvin I. D. Halstead James H. Fisher Philadelphia Otelia Hereter Gettysburg B. B. Brumbaugh J. Virgil Moore Kathleen Seaford A. B. Corkran Claiborne H. R. Merriken Federalsburg E. M. Willey Jesse L. Jopp Elsie L. Pollard Cullum J. R. Ricards Washington M.E. Nuttle Andersontown Oscar Kelley Ormond Neal Delaware Thompson and Smith Ghingher Hobbs Elizabeth Billing Bertie Smith Dover Piney Alva Griffith Ruth Harvey Smyrna Margaret Merriken Wicomico County Messrs H. L. Adams C. D. Collison Ethel Breeding Sadie Porter Cordova Elizabeth Peters Oliver Newark N. J Franklin Johnson Farnhurst G. L. Wilson Houston Russom J. F. Russom E. LL Thompson Chester Harris Legg Angie Stevensville Ella V. Pennington Eugene Bonwill Betterton John Holt Wm. Arthur Halt Mattie Brickhouse J. E. Wothers A. L. Duffey Sabillasville Sadie E. Wothers Wye Mills Mary Cooper

Reed and Wagner couples travel to Milford in Reed car

Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Reed and Mr. and Mrs. H. Wagner motor to Milford last Wednesday in Reed’s car. Our teachers attend the Sussex county teachers institute in Lewes. Mrs. Harvey Fleetwood and son William of Burrsville visit relatives here. Weather is good and farmers are busy. Roads are in good condition. Revival services continue at our church.

Trinity W. W. Reed H. Wagner Milford Reed Teacher's Institute of Sussex County Lewes Harvey Fleetwood William Burrsville

All Saints Day services and clerical anniversaries noted

A large All Saints Day gathering at AH Saints Church Easton celebrated the rector Rev W Beaven marking his 37th year. The M E Conference in Denton invited Rev A G Westerfield back for a fourth year as Bishop Berry presides at Berlin on March 25. Revival services planned at Wesley Church Burrsville starting November 16 with roll call on November 23. Other sermons and daily Cathedral Easton services detailed. Guilds bought new carpet for Christ Church Denton.

Protestant Episcopal Church All Saints AH Saints’ Church Easton W. ¥. Beaven M. E R. K. Stephenson A. G. Westerfield Denton Berlin Bishop Berry Wesley Church Burrsville J. E. Smith Preston Williston Mr. Bryan Cathedral T. E. Verry Wiederalsburg Melvin I. Wheatley Kurrsville Christ Church

Retired farmer Caleb J. Todd dies suddenly on visit

Caleb J. Todd 75 a Caroline county farmer-retiree living in Harmony died Wednesday night while talking with a friend at Al fred Cahall's place near here. He had suffered heart trouble for years. Also notes of a two year old, Evelyn Johnson, recovering after ingesting rat coated cheese and of a wandering unknown man causing alarm with uncut hair and odd eating habits.

Caleb J. Todd Caroline County Mr. Todd Harmony Alfred Cahall Here Evelyn Johnson James D. Johnson James B. Sullivan

Apple Growing Increases In Caroline County

Interest in apple growing rises as fruit quality proves excellent in this region. E H Zeigler near Denton demonstrates top fruit in Caroline county while Talbot’s Langsdale farm yields four thousand baskets from a small orchard. Early prices are good and winter storage boosts profits. Talbot landowners have planted extensive apple tracts recently with thousands of trees set.

E. H. Zeigler Denton Caroline County Talbot Langsdale O. A. Sanger

A Nise Winter Decoration From the Easton Ledger

A thrift tip notes a bird-seed fernery costing ten cents as a winter decor idea for homes. It also cites ten-cent green tradescantia a Wandering Jew plant in a tall glass with weekly water changes and occasional ammonia. The Easton Ledger reports on Ball Birds shooting on the Choptank marshes near Dover bridge, where frequent rail bird hunting occurs along both riverbanks for miles.

Talbot and Caroline Dover Bridge Easton Ledger

Killing Game Out of Season in Williston

A Williston writer reports hunters ignoring game laws for weeks, noting the laws are a dead letter in the area. The correspondent says public officers could easily compile a long list of violators if they pursued the issue.

Williston

Train Wreck Near Tuckahoe Injures Several Passengers

A passenger train from Love Point to Lewes derailed near Tuckahoe Station injuring several people. Conductor and baggage master among the crew were hurt, passengers jolted, and a temporary track laid overnight to restore service. Repairs totaled thousands, with no serious injuries reported.

Log Love Point Lewes Tuckahoe Walter McClements Greensboro Mosse Schwab Baltimore Clifton Leaverton John T. Porter Denton Fisher George Nichols

Orphans' Court Proceedings Report on Estate Actions

Judges Clark Rawlings and Stevens attended the Orphans Court session. Administrators King and Reber filed accounts of sales for Harry R. Holsinger. Bonds, guardianships, probate filings, appraisals, and creditors notices were approved and ordered recorded.

Orphans’ Court Clark, Rawlings and Stevens Milton P. King Aaron C. Reber Harry R. Holsinger Fidelity and Deposit Company Mary C. Seward John T. Blades Phebe M. Dunham Charles A. Whisler George H. Whisler Galen R. Whisler Grace M. Whisler Hazel C. Whisler Henry R. Basher Roxana C. Plummer Burt Hobbs L. Irving Jones Charles M. Pippin John W. Dean T. Alan Goldsborough Robert H. Dean Patterson C. Bradley Daniel W. Downes Edward E. Nuttle Frank H. Webb William Stansbury Nichols Charles Nichols Leonard Covey Walter Covey Robert M. Messick Arthur J. Messick Walter J. Kelly George A. McDaniel

Local Potatoes Thrive On Peninsula Shipments Rise

White potatoes from the Maryland Delaware peninsula remain strong with shipments reaching 211,005 barrels this season, up from 184, last year. Prices stay healthy, boosting profit potential for large scale cultivation and marketing. Senator Saulsbury returns from Europe and backs Alfred Baughley for district collector of internal revenue. Caroline county Republicans consider voiding First district ballots over alleged sample ballots. An editor once started with five cents now grows rich from frugality and an unexpected $99,999 inheritance.

Peninsula Maryland- Delaware Saulsbury Europe Alfred Baughley Harrington Internal Revenue District of Maryland Baughley Caroline County

People’s verdict on Wilson era shows solid support

The public gave clear approval to the administration after eight months, endorsing the tariff bill and President Wilson. New Jersey backed Wilson Democrat Fielder for governor, Massachusetts chose Walsh, and Blair Lee won as Senator. The New York mayoralty upset for Mitchell signaled a broader anti-Tammany wave.

United States Wilson New Jersey Fielder Mr. Wilson Massachusetts David I. Walsh Foss Walsh Blair Lee Maryland Tammany New York City John Purroy Mitchell Port of New York Mitchell Murphy

For Sale Gas Engine and Equipment in Doatea Ma

Gas engine six horsepower in first class order, large galvanized iron tank, cement mixer, quantity of cement drain tile. Sold by Mrs. J. W. Kerr. Phone Navy Doatea Ma.

J. W. Kerr Navy Doatea

MR. CLOUGH S FATAL ACCIDENT AND LOCAL DEATHS

A coroner s jury says Mr Charles Clough near Bush died from a gunshot wound in a woods near his home on Tuesday He left behind a wife and four children The 7-year old son Andrew saw the dog at the scene and led his mother to the body which lay face down with the hat over the wound The gun with a discharged shell was found nearby The dog reportedly stood guard as workers removed him. Other obituaries note the deaths of Mr Thomas Anthony of Tuckabee Neck from heart disease at Clement Drake farm Mrs Anthony survives Miss Hennie Dukes 72 at Centreville daughter of the late Alfred W Dukes Funeral services were held in Centreville Bernard Cannon tuberculosis at the State Sanitarium buried in Ridgely Catholic cemetery also survived by a widow and two children Mr Ronan R Crothers nephew of the late Governor Crothers died in Elkton.

Charles Clough Bush Rusic Church Clough Andrew Clough Mre. Clough Andrew Thomas Anthony Bradford Morris Richardson Tuckabee Neck Clement Drake Dent Justice Hignatt Fisher Anthony Hennie Dukes Centreville Alfred W. Dukes Caroline County Emily Dukes Ridgely M. E Church Chestertown Bernard Cannon Plac Cannon Ronan R. Crothers Crothers Elkton

Stolen horse traced to Wilmington merchant in Goldsboro case

A Wilmington dispatch reports Samuel Greenbaum identified a stolen horse and carriage in Goldsboro after travelers drove 65 miles non stop. Three strangers purchased at a store nearby then disappeared, while the horse was found exhausted. The piece also notes November's beauty and Maryland game laws, including a $50 hunting penalty for Samuel Barnes.

Wilmington Dispatch Samuel Greenbaum Wilmington Goldsboro Samuel Barnes Frederick County Maryland

Also Mentioned on This Page

the Local Department Carroll Hurd C. A. Davison H. L. Edmonds Dixie Realty Co Bessie Phillips South South. Mrs. S. M. Newton Virginia Fred Ross Rehoboth Clayton Fox W. A. Smith James H. Brown Rlyour Mesdames A. O W. P. Carroll Queen Anne Harvey Diggins Samuel Diggins Arthur Wooters Laura Wooters Woman's Foreign Missionary Society C. E. Stewart Howard Flowers Five Hundred Club Stehl Frank Willis Frances Clark Minnie Gale Ethel Moore Basket Factory W. &. Lord Children's Aid Society Swing & Co Kenton Ladies’ Aid The Reformed Church Epworth League Pearson Richardstown Church of the Brethren Harrison Holsinger Delia Green Willmington M. E. Ladies’ Aid E. H. Collins Wiliam Collins Thei EH. Collins Frances Price Fitzgerald Geneva Kemp J. R. Wright W. M. Wright Clara Wright Grove Mollie Turpin Hurlock S. L. Willey Mary Master Lee Oxford Twilley Merrick Sallie Wiley Cabin Creek W. J Beckwith Alexander W. Whitely Windy Hill Allie V. Collins American Corner Grove Parsonage W. N. Beckwith J. H. Pastorfield Harry Williams Martha Kenton Allie Hudson W. N. Conaway Mamie Goodwin W. H. Goodwin Loren Pritchett W. L. Pritchett Bowen da Pritchett John Pritchett Morton Bennett Morton J. R. Melvin Harry Bostick Felton J.F. Quillen Noble Pippin Middletown R. E. Pippin James Jensen M. A. Mrackett Carroll Jones Herbert Walls Mardela Springs Edward Walls Cora Downés Lola Jones Louise Higgins Kate Montague Federasburg Marion Harland MR. Clough Czar A. W. Macy St. Petersburg Moscow Itla Nicholas
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