Old Defenders Day Thursday and local farm prices
Wheat prices quoted 9 to 99 and corn 72 to market. Old Defenders Day set for next Thursday. Rabbits multiplying but dogs kill some. J H George Denton advertises Seventh Street dwelling for sale or rent. Water rail ripening soon. Delicacy may be killed after Sept 15. J W Johnson jeweler writes of diamonds in Jocumeat today. Holiday Monday observed by banks post office and some offices. Bee hive exhibit at Easton Fair and D I Patchett to discuss life and habits of bees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. George
Denton
J. W. Johnson
D. I. Patchett
Federalsburg
Delaware
Maryland Rural Carriers Association
Baltimore
J. W. Perry
Caroline
Polk
M. D. AN. Railway
Sir Conan Doyle
Sherlock Holmes
Charles W. Ellwanger
Maryland Horticultural Booth
Jamestown
W. T. Seward
W. L. Shockley
J. Spencer Lapham
Oscar Nichols
J. H. Neal
Thomas H. Everngam
Clarence Beachamp
J. W. Beachamp
W. W. Dukes
J. R. Cannon
Vaser
Tose
Charles F. Smith
Hobbs
Capt. Smith
J. T. Cannon
Concord Church
Denton Cemetery
Marriage of Miss Phillips and Mr Gibbs in Denton
Miss Beatrice Phillips daughter of Mrs Mary E Phillips 1216 Mosher street married yesterday afternoon to Mr Clifford L Gibbs of Martinsburg West Virginia Ceremony at the bride's mother's home Rector Stev Evan Edwards officiated The bride given in marriage by her uncle J Russell Corkrin Best man was Mr James Gibbs of Martinsburg They plan a Northern honeymoon and return to Martinsburg to reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips
Gibbs
Denton
Baltimore Sun
Stevens
Civil Service
Internal Revenue Service
Elizabeth Vinson
Ralph Vinson
Anna
Edna Vinson
Wilmington
William Steele
Steele
Henry Steele
Camden
N. J
George Ross
Tuckahoe Nock
Louise
Lena Guarey
West Point
New York
Enoch Garey
Garey
Atlantic City
John T. West
Catherine
Baltimore
Sarah Whitby
Kansas
Roscoe Townsend
Emma Brown
Cambridge
M. M. Mowbray
Clayton Blackiston
Mildred
Caroline
Philadelphia
J. B. Raughley
Mary E
Hester Raughley
Anna A. Stevenson
Jennie S. Halstead
Caroline County
Miss Fleetwood
Virginia
Loro
Louise Fleetwood
Sadie Allen
Charles B. Bell
Emmatt
Martin van Rodney
O. J. Redden
J. Frank Brown
M. Ella Anthony
William S. Crouse
Rockville High School
Montgomery County
Rehoboth
Thomas KR. Green
W. T. Chance
Mabel Bierhower
Florence Blackiston
Tilghman Chance
Elsie Knotts
F. J. Wright
R. GL. Anderson
W. E. W. Liden
Death of Mrs Ella Trice at Andersontown
Andersontown Miss Ella Trice died at her brother Charles E Trice home Thursday at six o clock after a period of illness She is survived by several brothers and eight sisters Mr and Mrs J Benj Welch of near Andersontown were Sunday guests of Mrs Belle Layton near Harrington The cannery is running steadily and a tomato crop is good Mrs Clara J Williamson of Concord spent last week in Washington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Trice
Charles E. Trice
J. Benj. Welch
Andersontown
Belle Layton
Harrington
Clara J. Williamson
Concord
Washington
Lucy Jump Returns to Baltimore from Marydel Visit
Mrs. Lucy Jump, who has been visiting here, has returned to Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Jump
Balti- Bore
Burra ville Obituary and Local Social Notes
Mrs Florence Nichols wife of John L Nichols died Saturday night age about 38 funeral Monday afternoon at Rev H S Johnson pallbearers Carl John Samuel Oscar Leon and Earle Price brothers of deceased interment Greensboro cemetery she was daughter of Alfred Price of near here and granddaughter of the late Rev John Irvin local M P Church. Straw ride visitations and visits by various townsfolk are noted along with several travel and family updates. Both canneries are in operation here this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Nichola
John L. Nichols
H. 5. Johnson
Carl
John
Samuel
Oscar
Leon
Earle Price
Greensboro
Nichols
Alfred Price
Pear
John Irvin
M. P. Church
Florence Dill
Mary Thawley
Grace Ross
Leslye Cheezum
Elizabeth Cheezum
Ethel Cahall
Theressa
Guthrie
Enoch Cleaves
Lyman Porter
Arthur Cahall
John Wooters
P. QO. Sparks
Grayson
Deta
Wilmington
Mongay
Mary E. Thawley
W. E. Blackburn
Estelle and
Irwin
Hollidaysburg
Martha Porter
Mary Porter
Edith
Cornelia Simpson
Talbot
Dorchester
Caroline
Sussex County
John Parris
Girdletrea
Worcester County
John W. Starkey
West Chester State Normal School
W. A. Russell
Philadelpia
E. E. Russell
James A. Breeding
Death of Mr Robert Layfield Remembers a Frankford Lumberman
Obituary notes the death of Robert Layfield formerly of Frankford Md describes him as a respected citizen and lumberman. Local notices mention visitors to and from nearby towns and farms. Epworth League meeting held at Emma Peters and cannery work beginning with W R Breeding reporting a promising canning season. Several residents and visitors from Philadelphia Bayonne Ridgely and Baltimore are listed with short updates on their health travel and family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Layfield
Frankford
W. JR. Peters
John Stevens
Bowers’ Beach
al. Shane
Philadelphia
Epworth League
Emma Peters
W.R. Breeding
Zebdial Fountain
Frank Stewart
George F. Noble
Nettie Hayman
Reddint Fountain, Jr
Carrilla Breeding
Edward Brown
Ella Haymon
Katharine Adams
Bayonne
N. J
Hickman
Tolchester
P. Brown
Jamestown
Fred Peters
Chaoptank
A. H
Mollie Cleaves
Baltimore
Philadelphia visitors and local social notes
Henderson Mrs. Willard and daughter Anna have returned to Philadelphia with Miss Alice Dennison after visiting Mrs. John Dennison. Miss Mamie Goodwin returns to Philadelphia from her parents. Norman Melvin improves after membranous croup. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Dill of Wilmington visited Mr. B. F. Dill. Mrs. Al Colgrove and children of Wilmington visit Mr. J. T. Richards. Miss Ida Pritchett returns home from Wilmington. Mrs. Walter Stumm of Philadelphia visits town. Miss Lottie Flowers of Dover visits Mrs. M. F. Gough. Miss Mary Clark visits her brother W. Clark.
Window Shades and Wallpaper Sale at Thomas & Messer
Patterns in wallpaper and glassware offered by Thomas and Messer at 1015 West Baltimore Street. Gilt items priced at 8 cents a piece and window shades at 20 cents each, per sale listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas & Messer
Baltimore St
Pact to curb bribery in Caroline County elections
A joint Republican and Democratic six member committee in Caroline County completed a draft to abolish vote buying. The meeting at the courthouse ratified the preamble and articles, detailing limits on campaign funds, outside donations, voter transportation, and enforcement measures with a vigilance committee to monitor compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Court House
Seward
Z. Potter Steele
T. Alan Goldsborough
Lewis
Smith
Goldsborough
Ee Goldsborough
Fisher
Charles W. Hobbs
William W. Seward
John S. Kent
Republican Party
Thomas A. Smith
Albert W. Sisk
Frederick R. Malone
Democratic Party
T. Pliny Fisher
Rufus F. Noble
Tilghman E. Kelley
H. Clay Hobbs
Gilbert Hagadone
Willard C. Todd
Thomas W. Jones
Somers Blake
J. Walter Noble
Albert G. Towers
Elmer W. Coen
James R. Phillips
Theodore Saulsbury
J. Olan Clark
Isaac T. Fleetwood
Edward W. Liden
Wesley Jarrell
William H. Beck
William 8. Crouse
Divine Call Talk At Epworth League Service
The Epworth League of the Methodist Episcopal Church South held an evening service led by R Heston Hicks who spoke on The Divine Call. A solo by Edna Morgan and organ by Ailee Clark were highlights while Loretta Ithodes hosted a watermelon party for local youths last week. Factories run at full capacity with Stewart and Jarrell hiring extra night workers. Visitors include John Dimling and Mabel Gary from Baltimore at Edna Morgan home and John Smartt from Baltimore staying with Mr. and Mrs. L J Snead. Fred Wright of Baltimore also visiting the Sneads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Methodist Episcopal Church South
R. Heston Hicks
Edna Morgan
Ailee Clark
Loretta Ithodes
Stewart & Jarrell
John Dimling
Mabel Gary
Baltimore
John Smartt
L. J. Snead
Fred Wright
L. J. Sneed
Peaches bring high prices despite light shipments
Peach shipments remain low this season yet bring strong prices with $3.40 per carrier noted as the peak. A day saw two cars loaded while past heavy years saw as many as twelve. Farmers in the county remain prosperous despite a poor crop. Florence Kline, daughter of David Kline, is improving from typhoid as Dr. Madara expects eventual recovery. Dr. and Mrs. Herr return from Pennsylvania mountains. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Swing visited Reho over Sunday. Maud Mancha of Glen Burnie visits Ridgely friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Kline
David Kline
Madara
Local Social Notes and Tomato Market Report
Friendship notes trio of Cambridge visitors including Miss Maria Thomas and Miss Nettie Collins with Miss Etta Todd. Miss Margaret Todd of Dentor visiting cousin Mr J Frank Todd. Ruth Thomas returns to Cambridge after visiting Miss Etta Todd. Mrs Eva Taylor returns from Easton after visiting friends. Farmers receive 18 to 20 cents per basket for tomatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Thomas
Nettie Collins
Cambridge
Etta Todd
Margaret Todd
Dentor
J. Frank Todd
Ruth Thomas
Eva Taylor
Easton Ater
Grangers' Picnic Proceedings Noted in William's Grove Pa
Hobbs and Messrs George L Jopp George R Adams and George H Russell attended the Grangers Picnic at Williams Grove Pa last week. Mrs George L Jopp has been visiting friends in Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobbs
George L. Jopp
George R. Adams
George H. Russell
William's Grove
Wilmington
The Brazen Serpent Sunday School Lesson
Bible lesson on numbers thirty eight years wandering after refusal to enter Canaan. Israelites murmur over manna, are bitten by fiery serpents, Moses lifts a brass serpent for healing. Jesus uses the image to explain looking to him for salvation. Hezekiah later destroys the idol of the brass serpent after 825 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canaan
Caleb
Joshua
Israel
God
Moses
Hebron
Promise
Jesus
Nicodemus
Hezekiah
Nehushtan
Judah
Peach orchards prosper for Clark and Todd in Elberta crop
Messrs Frank A Clark and Willard C Todd are among the fortunate owners of Elberta peach orchards. The Elberta crop yields a good share with fruit sold at 2.80 dollars per carrier. Packing houses anticipate peak activity around September 20 as cash transactions are urged to curb losses and expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Clark
Willard C. Todd
Thuir Elbertas
Baltimore residents move to Park Avenue home
Mrs C C Wheeler purchased a private Baltimore residence on Park Avenue, moving Thursday. Her sister Mrs Seward and their three sons Chester Edward Allan will be missed. Dr Gilbert Morgan aided with packing and shipping. Several Baltimore guests and local residents were noted visiting, attending events, or hosting at nearby homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Wheeler
Park Avenue
Baltimore
Wheeler
Seward
Chester
Edward Wheeler
Allan Seward
Gilbert Morgan
Arthur Beaven
Edith
Master Arthur Beaven, Jr
George Francis Beaven
Helen Beaven
W. Y. Beaven
All Saints Parish
Helen Fleming
James E. Bromwell
Lucile
J. T
John A. Mackintosh
Westminster
Timonium
E. L. Thompson
Philadelphia
J. House Russom
John F. Russom
Charles E. Stewart
Front Street
H. Nelson Beaven
Enoch Pratt-Sheppard Asylum
George H. Beaven
Lula Beaven
University of Pennsylvania
Annie Jump
H. M. Thompson
William E. Sylvester
Rowe
Addie Jarrell
Edith Cooper
Goldsboro
A. D. Branford
Chesapeake
Ethel Smith
Milford
Del
Bessie Perry
Centreville
George F. Beaven
Annie Chase
Ralph
Washington, D. C
Virginia Holt
Grace Jarman
Greensboro
Mary Russom
Lizzie Fisher
Greenwood, Dol
Baltimore visitors return home after stay with Jarman family
Mrs. Lillie Story and children from Baltimore have been staying with Mr. N. M. Jarman and family and returned home on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Houston Pennington and son of Baltimore are visiting Mrs. Pennington's uncle, Mr. Wilbur Pennington, of Tuckahoe Neck, who has been visiting his own uncle, Mr. N. M. Jarman, and will return home Saturday.
Quiet Laurel wedding ties Ida Clarke and Dr Betson
A Wednesday Seaford dispatch reports Mrs Ida Clarke of Crompton Maryland and Dr George W Betson of East New Market quietly marrying in Laurel. Rev George Donaldson of Laurel Methodist Protestant Church performed the ceremony. The couple will reside in Seaford where Betson will practice medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenaborn
Seaford
Ida Clarke
Crompton
George W. Betson
East New Market
Laurel
George Donaldson
Laurel Methodist Protestant Church
Beatson
G. W. Betson
Greensboro
Betson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marydel
Thekiman
Democratic
Republican
Secon
Cam
State Central Committee
W. W. Seward
Republican Committee
Thos. A. Smith
F. R. Malone
Democratic Committee
Elmer W.deen
Theodore Saulebury
Ysaac T. Flestwood
E. W. Lidon
Qduconh
Anne
Ridgely
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