Marriage and Engagement Notices From Denton News
Personal and Hymeneal items recount multiple weddings in Denton area including Miss Sadie L Wills and J Clarence Emerson at 17 Winter Street with brief reception and plans to start housekeeping on Franklin Street. Other marriages noted include Me Morgan and Addie Starkey at Ames Church and several upcoming ceremonies with dates and residences. Local social notices mention visitors, gifts, and community events tied to wedding season.
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Ansonia
Comn.) Sentinel
No. 17
Winter Street
Sadie L
William Wills
J. Claence Emerson
C. E. Woodcock
Christ Church
Emerson
Franklin Street
Mrs. Emerson
Ethel Towers
Messrs
Edward Wiley
Isaac Starkey
Edith Trice
Gunning accident at Agne injures companion
Report from Concord details a rabbit hunting outing near Agne on Thursday last. Wilmer Andrew tipped the gun, discharging many shot into David Banning’s face throat and chest from about twenty feet away. Dr. Clark attended and says recovery possible but risk of blood poisoning remains.
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Agne
Wilmer Andrew
David Banning
Andrew
Banning
Clark
Chestnut Grove School
J. W. Carroll
Andersontown
James White
American Corners
Seaford
Annie Beachamp
Nettie Loocherman
Baltimore
Revival progresses with two conversions and strong sermons
Golilaborough notes revival services in progress for nearly three weeks with two conversions. Rev J H Davidson preaches to large attentive crowds. A new bell is planned for the school house belfry. Local hunting interest grows as sport season opens with city folks among hunters.Visits from Berlin and New York residents are mentioned along with local social visits and a convalescent from illness.
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J. H. Davidson
Esborough Trovell Returns to Secure Rail Line Rights
Lehigh railroad chief engineer I W Trovell has returned to push right of way grants for a new railroad. Free passage extends to Long's school house. landowners nearer the county seat may face concessions as the line reaches the area. Community notes include residents visiting relatives, home renovations, and social events at the Academy.
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Til
Protracted Williston Meeting and Growing Grain Trade
Willaston reports a long church meeting led by Rev. W. W. Chaires with good attendance. Neighbors improve homes with fresh paint while local grain shipments keep wharves lively. Every house in the village is already booked for next year and demand grows.
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Williston Church
W. W. Chaires
Festival at Liden's school raises funds for library
Hickman reports a two night festival at Liden's school near this place featured ornate decorations by the teacher and pupils. Attractions included a fish pond lemon tree and a well with refreshments such as oysters and ice cream. Profits totaling thirty six dollars were directed to a school library. Smith Bros Ridgely advertise closing a line of large boots at cost.
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Liden’s
Smith Bros
Ridgely
Smith Bros. Ridgely
J. W. T. Webb
Vienna
Dr. Houston
Run, Speak to This Young Man Sermon Urges Youth Hope
Rev Webster in the Methodist church last Sunday preached that young men are the church and state’s future. The text urged directing youth toward God, shaping character, and resisting temptations to secure a better civic and religious future. It emphasized forming habits now for lifelong usefulness and warned against selfish ambitions and harmful doctrines.
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Tl. Webster
Methodist Episcopal Church
Jerusalem
Whalch
Tomonow
Ahmed
God
Ceteris
Landmark church on the Seaford Federalsburg road to be rebuilt
Century-old Chinel Items Bethel M. Charest site near Seaford to Federalsburg shows decay as the old church gives way to a new structure. Corner-stone laid October 16 with Rev R H Adams delivering the address. Meantime local events include an Orange Tea in To lasville and revival meetings at Central M D Church amid religious controversy on Chincoteague Island.
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Bethel M. Charest
Seaford
Federalsbirg
Thas
Tonghe Wien
R. H. Adams
Jeroee Hank
M. LE. Chillich South
Tnelesile
F. B. Short
Hartson St
M.D
Chineh
Wilmington
Ridgely
J. D. Kinzer
M. D. Church
Orphans' Court session records several estate actions
The Orphans' Court met on Tresday with notices to creditors for the late Joshua LG Beanechamp authorized to be published and authority to sell personally. Administrators Taylidial and Jone presented and passed accounts of sales. Extensions granted to present accounts for J Wesley Thawley and Peter Andrew estates. Guardian Thomas P. Green presented sundry accounts. Gibson presented first and final account for John Veo Cannon. Wright and Williamson presented debts due to B T Wright estate.
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Joshua LG. Beanechamp
Trancis Lidatiell
Chas. KE. Jone
J. Wesley Thawley
Tilghman Andrew
Samuel G. Nuttle
Peter Andrew
Centreville Bar Admits Maryland Law Grad Temple
On motion of Hon John B Brown Judge Temple a Maryland Law School graduate was admitted to practice at the Centreville bar. In the case Joseph S Daily v Stansbury Whiteley the court ruled for Whiteley on admiralty property claim. John W Temple and Messrs Brown appeared for Daily, Messrs Keating for Whiteley. Grand jury in Queen Annes County on Monday reform indicted seven tax collectors for defalcation.
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John B. Brown
John W. Temple
University of Maryland Law School
Centreville
Joseph S. Daily
Stansbury Winteley, Appellee
Messrs. Brown
Daily
Messrs
Keating
Whiteley
M. J. Kemp Stevens
Denton
Queen Anne's County
Denton Fire Department Impresses Visitor from Denton
On Monday Mr J Kemp Stevens of Denton observed the fir appliances and water protection of the town. Chief Gemmell organized an alarm drill and two minutes thirty men were ready at the engine house. Mrs Stevens praised the company and facilities.
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J. Kemp Stevens
Denton
Gemnall
One of the state's good schools
A visitor reports on the Frederick school for the deaf, praising its staff and students. Eleven teachers guide ninety pupils ages six to twenty in reading writing sewing and trade shops. Principal Prof. Ely earns respect and the staff appears happy and diligent.
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Wade Irighter
Joung
White
Frederick
Pres Ily
School For the Deaf
Bulletin
The
Dauy
Ely
Girs
Delaware Dots and Local Notes in Season Writeup
Birds and rabbits are plentiful this season as Delaware observes favorable conditions for wildlife. Powell Reynold’s mill in Milford caught fire on Monday, valued at $10,000 with partial insurance. Richardson Robbins Canning in Dover ships plum puddings for holidays. Senator Addicks reportedly spent $55,000 in Sussex election. John Tucker, born in 180, died in Dover on Sunday last.
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Delaware
Powell & Reynold’s Mill
Milford
Del
Richardson & Robbins Canning Company
Dover
Lewes
Addicks
Sussex
John Tucker
Evening at the Fireside in Quiet Home Harmony
A peaceful calm settles as dew falls and moonlight glows. Children and loved ones gather by the fireside to share time, sing hymns, and prolong the joy of home before rest. The verse evokes intimate family moments during eventide and the easing of daily cares.
Thanksgiving and Typhoid News From Easton Area
Easton Star reports William Wilson of Alfred J. Wilson ill with typhoid but improving. mail agent Emerson Seward also recovering and may return soon. Medical Society warns typhoid rises with contaminated wells and soil, urges pure water, well cleaning, dairy inspections. Election returns show Miles and Henry with solid majorities in First district. Wheeler Line to run daily Cambridge to Baltimore, times shifting. Dover Bridge repairs underway with past neglect noted. tax law for bridge maintenance omitted from 1888 codification. Thanksgiving turkey tips include Americaine stuffing. ads for Cooper’s Meat store. School desks ordered for Greensborough and Poplar Neck. Miss Bessie Nichols appointed at Hynson. Chamberlain’s Cholera Remedy praised by Florida postmaster Henry Wilson.
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Geo. W. Ellis
Salisbury
W. E. Brown
Henry Irwin
Denton
Smith Bros
Ridgely
Federalsburg Creamery
Baltimore
Easton Gazette
Smith
St. Michaels
Z. H. Webster
H. A. Roe
Col
L. H. Gudd
Canning-House
Mr. Roe
Hackett
Denton Bridge
Z. T. Hutchinson
T. Pliny Fisher
Third Street
Frank W. Redden
Bryant
Cambridge
John G. Mills
Robert G. Henry
Denton National Bank
Roberts
N. A. Hutson
R. J. Jump
B. H. Johnson
New Fire Company
Mercury
University of Pennsylvania
William Wilson
Alfred J. Wilson
Dr. Bateman
Emerson Seward
Delaware & Chesapeake Railway
Garrison
The
Medical Society of
Washington
Executive Department
Annapolis
Miles
Henry
Wheeler Transportation Line
Wallace’s Wharf
Ariving
Ready Made Clothes Offer And Custom Suits At $12
A local ad touts ready made clothes and made to order suits at 12 dollars, with overcoats and domes tic goods available. Benny Donton invites fall and winter shoppers to view samples, promising reasonable prices and satisfaction plus dyeing and repair services.
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Benny
Donton, Md
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Wye Mills
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Philadelphia
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House of Delegates
Helen Jackson
Wilbur F. Jackson
Grace Church
Mothe V. Dukes
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Charles B. Bell
Monroe Willey
M. Winnett
Wright
S. Lynn Percy
Henry R. Lewis
Annie May
Edward T. Tubbs
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Federalsburg
S. G. Nuttle
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Charles A. Stoops
Easton
Sue Kurtz
Greensborough
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Kate DuHamel
Ingleside
Clara Downes
Concord
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H. B. Jarman
Berlin
Alfred Dennison
New York
Mary Roe
Church Hill
Bertha Graham
Wiliam Quillen
John W. Powell
J. E. Wilson
Tallinn Marlowe
May Green
Millington
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T. H. Flaharty
James A. Nobile
Railroad Avenue
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A. W. Fooks
Wicomico
Marie Moore
Hurlockn
Willaston
Hickman
Mr Webster
Utah
Accamac
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Braham Young
Lkely
Orphusas
Queen Anne's Court
A Well Organivad Dire Company
Delaware & Chesapeake Canal Commission
Shore
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Delaware Bay
Craighill
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Wheeler Line
John Spence
Burrsville
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Cooper’s Meat
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T. M. Coorer
Schoel News
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Greensborough Academy
Poplar Neck
Bessie Nichols
Hynson
Henry Wilson
Welshton
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Royal Baking Powder Co
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Caroline County
Orphans’ Court
Maryland
Joshua L. Beachamp
Decemed
Linwood RR
Beachamp
Pliny Fisher
Joshua L Beachamp
Dve
Cox's Store
T. E. Relley
Robert Patton
WM. T. Relley
J.5, Ober
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