Local Maryland ventures and county news in August
The article reports on M. Strauss & Co of Baltimore planning a factory in Exaston employing about a hundred women and girls, frequent excursions to Choptank, and church and civic updates. It notes vaccination enforcement, new clerk’s office shelves, real estate moves in Ridgely and Denton, temperance campaign events, and a bank bookkeeper appointment while listing multiple local residents and businesses.
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M. Strauss & Co
Baltamore
Exaston
Maryland Company
Denton
Grove Charge
Caroline County
Edam
C. Fields
Aston
Jederick Dunning
Father Ferdinand
Ridgely
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Curtis
Deakyne
Rochester Specialty Co
Donation of 175 books to Gareys M P Church
Rev R L Lewis, former Caroline M P circuit pastor, donates a Sunday school library of 175 volumes to Gareys M P Church. The books, valued at about $50, will aid a previously unavailable library. Rev W J D Lucas oversees placement.
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R. L. Lewis
Caroline M. P. Circuit
Lewis
Garey's
M.P. Church
Lew
W. J. D. Lucas
Covey Wins Washington College Scholarship After Postponement
Orphans court delayed a Washington College scholarship decision from August 23 to last Tuesday. Ten applicants were examined by School Examiner Stephens and Professor Brown. after many ballots, Howard Covey, nephew of Frank P Covey near Smithville, won the scholarship. Also noted is a lost hand-knit sacque found on a Denton street, dark red with a black border, returning reward offered.
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Young Covey
Washington College
Orphans’ Court
Stephens
Brown
Howard Covey
Frank P Covey
Smithville
Denton
Hinny R. Lewis
Ridgely Town Booms With New Buildings And Factories
The Ridgely area reports strong growth as two canneries operate and employ many locals. A large cannery is planned to boost capacity. A new brick railway station nears completion and several houses rise as the town nears finishing a new school under the guidance of Thomas A Smith.
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Ridgely
Local News Mixed with Social Visits in Town
Marsiel Miss Clara Conaway of Trappe returns home with Miss Edith Slemmer after visiting friends. Heathers entertain at Mr M W B Heather’s home. Mr C T George from Philadelphia spends Sunday with his family. Walter Moore and family with Simuel Pippin and family spend Sunday in Church Vill. A Mt Aion ground picnic and a lively tip tap noted. Mollie Hutchins and Martha Scotten of Dover visit Mrs Frank Medford. Ella Woodall of Queen Anne’s county visits the parsonage. Captain Thomas Heather and family from Milford visit friends here. Several youths enjoy a Wednesday at Woodland Beach. I C Slemmer’s cannery opens Tuesday. Harvey Cooper of Denton visits Weston. Col James L Woolford of Baltimore buys city orchards here and oversees fruit delivery. James S Harper dies at home after long illness. aged eight. Agnes and Bell Cooper sail from Dover on Minnie Wheeler to Baltimore then to South via Armstrong, Citor & Co. Carrie Vansible of New York guests of the Stevens. Mrs Kemp’s health poor and not expected to recover. Cannery work resumes part time.
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Peninsula
Sallie Cannan
Anne Fumple
John Laing
Jim Smith
Ocean City
Liston
Thos. A Smith
Rhoda Reche
Amliss
Bessie McShane
Marie McShane
Wishhill
Hudson
Newark
C McShane
Hinds Itas
W.D. Lucas
Clara Conaway
Trappe
Edith Slemmer
Heather
C. T. George
Brotherly
Walter Moore
Simuel Pippin
Mollie Hutchins
Martha Scotten
Dover
Frank Medford
Ella Woodall
Queen Anne’s County
James $. Harper
Agnes
Bell Cooper
Minnie Wheeler
Baltimore
Armstrong, Citor & Co
Carrie Vansible
New York
Neek
Stevens
James T. Kemp
Robert S Mirker
Parker
Washington
Albert J. Moseley
Ildon L. Chambers
Led
von Wilkinson
Philadelphia
Tihcott City
George M. Russum
Congress
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Local society notes and court proceedings in brief
Mrs Weems and daughter return to Baltimore from Smiths Hotel after a summer visit while Rev Clarence Wilson spoke on abstinence. Wedding trip returns, visits to Ocean City, and housekeeping news follow. Orphans court items include Dorcas Nichols estate debts final account and administration distribution. scholarship examinations held at the academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Nichols
Dorcas Nichols
Academy
Local Church Census and Community Notes Report
A state census bulletin details Vib Church statistics across Peninsula areas with counts of organizations, church edifices, seating capacities, halls, property values, and communicants in multiple counties. The piece also covers local town news, forthcoming articles on Denton naming, weather lore, and assorted community happenings in Hillsborough and surrounding towns.
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Peninsula
Walmington
Deisware
New Castle County
Edifees
Sesses County
Carole County
Maryland
Cecil County
Dorchester County
Kent County
Queen Anne's County
Balbot
Wicanico County
Worcester County
Keemat County
Virginia
Northampton County
Delaware Conference, Colored
Eight Hills
Ciroline County
Unclear OCR Summary of Clerk’s Office Licenses
fragments list names of individuals linked to licenses or deeds, mentioning Robert Schuster Jane Shidowick Willam Beck Molhe Messick John Nichols Emma Griffith Charles Lara Emma Clough Albert Moseley Telon Chambers and others, with August timing and action in Caroline region, no clear actions or outcomes stated.
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Cupid
Caroline
W Hove
Robert Schuster
Jane Shidowick
Willam
HT Beck
Molhe J. Messick
John B. Nichols
Emma Griiith
Charles W. Laramore
Emma J Clough
Albert J. Moseley
Telon
Chambers
Snow
Sarah C Smith
Thoms Hl. Stubbs
Anne King
Lincoln Wheeler
Gearzeimmi Pritth
Colorce
Peninsula Press party travels to Boston via Poughkeepsie bridge
The Peninsula Press Association and friends, about 55 people, left Philadelphia on Friday morning for Boston to ride the new Poughkeepsie bridge route. The six-line rail network linked Reading Bethlehem Maybrook Hartford Northampton Boston and more. The trip featured scenic New Jersey views crossing the Delaware at Easton and a welcome in Boston with visits to historic sites and a gold watch charm presentation to Henry C. Carpenter.
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Rosios, Weadg
Peninsula Press Associion
Pete Sons
Philidelphiia
Boston
Reading
Green Street
Poughkeepsie Bridge
Wis
Peninsula
Hoston Wis
Philadelphia & Reading
Bethlehem
Lehigh & Hudson River
Maybrook
Central New Lnglind & Western
Hartford
New Jersey
Delaware
Easton
Trudson River
Delaware Party
Diamond State
Bunker
Henry C. Carpenter
We. W. Wilson
Carpenter
Pipers
Tenry C. Carpenter
FL Om. Dunn
Dover Jador
Harlow EE Curtis
J.D Plummer
Greensborough
Jsee Press
Hoflecker, Jr
Smyrorseer
MV Brewington
Salisbury
Jbreemin
Middletown
J. G
J. G. Usiltan, Acafnes, Chestertown
Denton religious and educational highlights in 1892
The Denton area features multiple churches led by Rev. George Townsend at the Methodist Episcopal Church and others including Christ Protestant Episcopal and St Elizabeth Catholic. The Denton Academy, with principal William J. Brown and staff, is praised for its library and equipment. Numerous property transfers and school district moves are listed, plus notes on local lectures, a Wesley M E Church ice cream festival, and a wedding in Philadelphia.
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George Www
Denton
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
Rus
George TP. Beaven
Harrisborough
Neghboring
M. Bates Stephens
State ‘Teachers’ Association
Henry C. Pisher
Thomas A. Smith
Assemblyman
Ldwin RR
Goslin
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