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Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1917

Page

5

Local notices span millinery openings and town events

The text lists millinery openings for September 15 and ongoing sales by McIlvaine & Sister and A. E. Miller. It notes Ocean City auto traffic, a last Sunday night train, and county happenings like typhoid cases, a fatal drowning, and diverse court and health notices. It also mentions sermons, Red Cross benefit theater, and the Denton water report as safe.

Dudley M E Chapel to Mark 135th Anniversary

Dudley M E Chapel near Sadlersville will celebrate its 135th anniversary tomorrow with a love feast at 9 30 a m and three sermons. Rev J H Bickford of New Castle Del delivers at 10 30 a m, Rev T F Beauchamp of Chestertown at 3 p m, and Rev W A Wise district superintendent at 7 30 p m. All are welcome.

Dudley M. E. Chapel Sadlersville J. H. Bickford D. D New Castle Del T. F. Beauchamp Chestertown W. A. Wise

Marriage of Miss Carter and Lieut Sinclair in Baltimore

Miss Annie Carter of Denton wed First Lieutenant James Huntley Sinclair U S Army of Syracuse N Y last Sunday afternoon at 5 30 in the First Methodist Episcopal Church Baltimore Rev Dr George Clark Peck officiated The quiet ceremony was moved up due to the grooms possible call to active service The bride accompanied by her mother Mrs Carrie Sigler Carter traveled from Denton to Baltimore The bridal party rode from the Hotel Belvedere State’s Attorney Fred R Owens a family friend gave away the bride Sinclair previously taught psychology at Syracuse University and was an early Maryland Rhodes scholar who studied at Oxford St John’s College and the University of Virginia He also spent part of his boyhood in Ridgely A small group of friends attended including Dr and Mrs J P Spicknall Miss Spicknall Mr and Mrs E J Hawkins and Miss Hawkins and Miss Beulah Singer.

McIlvaine & Sister Ocean City House of Representatives Kent Island K. N. Hardcastle A. E. Miller Cecil Asbury Burke Newport M. E Sam Woman’s Christian Temperance Union Vashti Garey Col F. Carrol Goldsborough Talbot Oxford McIlvaine & Lister Frank Sellers Cambridge Caroline County I. S. Hollingsworth Easton Star- Democrat W. J. Wright Hog Island James P. Elliott Geo. A. McDaniel Frederick Gulf Refining Company Alfred H. Smith Court of Appeals Smith Marguerite Clark Parker's Theatre Denton Red Cross Robert B. Morse Board of Health Court House Harris Fred R. Owens W. Brewster Deen Alphonso Meredith Orphans’ Court Talbot County John Horsey T. Alan Goldsborough Orland Horsey Caroline County Teachers’ Institute M.B. Stephens S. M. North W. J. Halloway Wilsie M. Smith Mabel Wood Olivia Coffin J. Edna Talmage M. Lucetta Sisk Hazel Bullock Pauline V. Wiley Helen B. Wisong Genevra Merritt Miss Carter Sinclair Annie Carter James Huntley Sinclair U.S. Army Syracuse N. Y First Methodist Episcopal Church Baltimore George Clark Peck Mrrs Carrie Sigler Carter Belvedere Goucher College Richard C. Carter Caroline Richard Miss Spicknall E. J. Hawkins Hawkins Beulah Singer Mildred Seward Philadelphia Mervyn Seward Chester Harry Seager Downes Station Wilmington J. W. Eckstorm Stevensville W. W. Seward Ord Raleigh Dorothy Flounders Jonas Royer Ronald Lane Walter Bennington Arthur Downes Pauline Wiley Sallie Parry Mary Moore Garey J. W. Gibson Maud Harry Gibson Delmar Emma Elizabeth Lavinia Helen Zigler Hatfield Roy Cherry Franklin Smith Charles Harrisburg Marcus Hook J. R. Bicking Willard Rebecca Swing Edward Pearsaul Greensboro Gladys Smith Sara Rawlins Seaford Haymaker Joseph C. W. Jackson Wilson J. E. Decker Altoona J. J. Ivison W. E. Habbart Harry Laird L. R. Brumbaugh William Swann Dorothy Davis Stella Matthews Detroit Mich William Jarrell George Slaughter Saulsbury Bros

Maryde social and visits from Balti more townsfolk

Maryde residents report Roy and Mrs Machan returning from a two week vacation with Lowell and Mrs Hummer. A Moore lawn ribbon social with ice cream and cake invites all. Edith Davis and Virginia Smith begin Smyrna school terms. Various visits and travels noted among residents including Rev O B Reed, Mrs Heather, the Deen and Sparks families, and trips to Wilmington and Philadelphia.

Maryde Roy Machan Baltimore Lowell Hummer Moore Smyrna Edith Davis Virginia Smith O. B. Reed Wilmington Burt Kaylor Philadelphia Floyd Moore Effie Heather

Williston and Denton Visitors Visit Walston Family

A list of local residents from Williston and Denton visiting Harlon Walston in Brayn ton includes Mr and Mrs Allie Neal Mrs Clara Walston Neal and Mrs A W Short plus Dorothy. The note mentions Sunday School camp attendance and a 2 o clock meeting time. Roberta White of Philadelphia visits Mrs O M Hignatt and Mrs W W Andrews returns home from Trainer Pa.

Allie Neal Dorothy G. R. Neal Williston Clara Walston Neal A. W. Short Denton Braynton

Social Visits Across Towns and Regions

Mr and Mrs Peter Short of Federalsburg with son in law and daughter from North Carolina visited J W Sutherland on Wednesday of last week. G S Lyden and family visited Greensboro and Ridgely last Sunday. Mabel Mercer and daughter Hattie Coulborne from Philadelphia spend the week with L N Alford. Henderson guests J B Medford family visited Spence. Herbert Bullock and children visited relatives in Greenwood. L N Spence of Philadelphia spent the week with his parents. The cannery here is running full time on tomatoes.

Peter Short Federalsburg Wellington Patton North Carolina J. W. Sutherland G. S. Lyden Claude Lyden Myra Porter Helen Bessie Lyden Garrett Lyden Greensboro Ridgely Mabel Mercer Denton Hattie Coulborne Philadelphia L. N. Alford J. B. Medford Henderson J. H. Spence Herbert Bullock Greenwood L. N. Spence

Closson Family Tragedy and Arrest in Federalsburg

William H Closson, a prominent Federalsburg farmer, dies of typhoid fever after a week of illness. His sons Neil and Hardy fall ill with the disease and are hospitalized in Cambridge. Mrs Closson becomes ill. Draper Cornish is fined for assaulting a constable during an arrest, with his wife fined for interfering.

William H. Closson Caroline County Neil Hardy Cambridge Hospital Charles E. Noble Cornish

Greensboro News Matters Glimpses of Local Residents

Mr and Mrs Herbert B Reynolds formerly of New York now of Baltimore visited the old farm at Petersburg Del with tenant William J Chambers. Reynolds, grandson of former Delaware Governor Robert J Reynolds, arrived from New York in the launch Genet and headed to Baltimore to work at Continental Trust Company. The column notes Marines veteran T Irving Morris on furlough living with his father, and J Fletcher Wharton sailing to South America as duPont bookkeeper in Iquique after a 28 day voyage. Various locals are listed with visits, travels, school starts, and business moves including nurses, teachers, scouts, and plant workers, plus tomatoes sold in town.

Herbert B. Reynolds New York Baltimore Petersburg Del William J. Chambers Mr. Reynolds Robert J. Reynolds Delaware Greensboro Genet Price Bros Reynolds Oxford Chaoptank Continental Trust Company T. Irving Morris Marines D. L. Maris Morris England France J. Fletcher Wharton Goldsboro Jackson Sisters Iquique South America Wharton duPont Company Theodore Burter Arthur Ferendus August Hample Wilmington Cook Westfield N. J Ethel Barber Jersey City Charles Turner Ridgely Richard Blackburn R. R. Shull Caesar Rodney Delaware Bay Greenhawk Boy Scouts of Delaware T. C. Horsey Lebanon John Brown N. Horsey S. H Anna Warren Ruth Warren J. P. Warren Beacom Business College Marcus Hook Mesers Lee Harrington Willard Reed Roy Kenton Vaughn Wyatt Charles H. Sipple James Thornton Wilson Thornton Mabel F. Owens Johns Hopkins Training School For Nurses Bertha S. Shull Robert Shillings John. Beck Newton Philadelphia Ethel Jackson Rebecca Swing Dorothy Davis Ella Pearsaul Strand Ellis Cannon Anderson Ind Paul Curry George Sharp Madison Street Sallie Green Easton Hospital J. Sharp Dickinson Washington Mary Lobstein Amelia Simpson C. M. Davis Federalsburg Warren Vansant

Visits and visitors across towns and states

Miss Ursula Slaughter and cousin Marianna Hawkins of Baltimore returned from Baltimore and other points. Mr. and Mrs. F. Moore of Washington D C visited their brother J D Bailey near here. C H Nuttle and family returned after visiting Caroline relatives. In Morristown N J Mabel Woshell and Ellen Hopkins were guests of Cathel Ward. C H Towers of Philadelphia visited his brother Houston. Lola Willoughby returned from a visit with her brother in St Marys. Mrs A D Branford of Hillsboro returned home. Elwood Bright of Greensboro and E W Smith of Philadelphia visited Hobbs recently. Mrs J R Ricards was a week end visitor in Baltimore. Fine peaches 25 cents per half bushel.

Ursula Slaughter Marianna Hawkins Baltimore F. Moore Washington, D. C J. D. Bailey C. H. Nuttle Caroline Morristown N. J Mabel Woshell Denton Ellen Hopkins Vernon Cathel Ward C. H. Towers Philadelphia Houston Lola Willoughby St. Mary's A. D. Branford Hillsboro Elwood Bright Greensboro Hobbs

Local notes praise Bishop Adams on thirty years of service

Ridgely and nearby towns see a flurry of visits and travels as residents return from Philadelphia and other towns while communities note gains in road work and local events. Easton Star Democrat congratulates Bishop Adams on completing thirty years as Episcopal bishop with praise for his talents and leadership.

Bishop Adams Easton Adams

First Circus of the Season in Denton Thursday

Denton hosts the La Tena Big 3 Ring Circus and Wild West Show on Thursday September 13 with 2 p m and 8 p m performances. The event promises a large ring display and a free street parade at 12 30 p m featuring two score cowboys and cowgirls and a big menagerie.

Denton la Tena

Forests of Caroline County Maryland Need Wise Use

The Maryland State Board of Forestry publishes Forests of Maryland by F. W. Besley, outlining Caroline County forests. It notes distribution, pine and hardwood stands, current depletion from agriculture, and future pine regeneration. It details timber types, acreage, and 1914 harvests totaling 1,546,000 cubic feet valued at $178,654, plus local wood-using industries and transport links.

Maryland State Board of Forestry Forests of Maryland F. W. Besley Caroline Uces Denton Ridgely Goldsboro Caroline County Greensboro Preston Federalsburg

Caroline’s Quota Is Filled By Local By District Board

The District Board certified 115 names for Caroline up to Thursday night, 11 above the county quota for the first army. The list includes William Smith Preston Calvin Anthony Denton Alonzo Anderson Hobbs Luther Barcus Denton and many others across Denton Greensboro Ridgely Federalsburg and nearby towns. The article notes eight who failed to appear for medical exams and possible exemptions may add to the total. A following table lists county quotas and certified counts for the Shore counties and remarks on session additions.

Children’s Aid Society Caroline County Children’s Aid Society Miss Wisong Denton County Commissioners Ladies’ Circle M. E. Church Sewing Circle M. P. Church Ridgely American Corner Bethlehem Williston Hobbs Federalsburg Greensboro Henderson Goldsboro Preston Burrsville Hillsboro Concord Wisong Fred Johnson Caroline William Smith Calvin Anthony Alonzo Anderson Luther Barcus Loren S. Pritchett Wim Lawrence Fletcher Chester James A. Clough Benjamin B. Webb Oscar Kinnamon George W. Downes John Legree John H. Emerson Oscar H. Cannon Jacob Franklin Kauffman Will Williams William P. Reichelt Roy E. Whiteley Choptank George Henry Mitchell William Milton Parrott Alfred Carson Clark John Bacsak Harry T. Moore Percy A. Chambers Wilbert John Baker Noble J. Chue Hiram W. Kenton Elmer Charles Roher Fred Reaser Clinton Scott William Elsberry Smith T. Dukes Roe Bent Ernest Reed Marcus Hook Whiteley Walter Dill Conrad Fuchs Williamsburg Sherman L. Tribbett Lawrence Knox Lacey Cannon Charles R. Milby Arthur D. Benson Oscar Matthews Hurbert Shewbrooks Marydel Nelson M. Satterfield Stephen William Clough Robert Hooper Gray Solomon H Alonzo Hines William Edwin Wright Charles Turner Selby Ray Smith Frank Louis Smith George Whitefield Benson John H. Reese Ira J. Downing William Davis Betton Isaac Vernon Brumbaugh Charles Fisher Ralph Birchell Pritchett Calvert C. Merriken Frank Pearson Benjamin Ross Dulin William Clement Maloney Arthur J. Lewis Hickman Haywood Haynes J’meston Horsey Smith Russell Arthur W. Corkran Joshua M. Dickerson Henry E. Conley William Henry Hynson Elmer B. Hignutt John H. Williams Harry Jonathan Murphy Edward Layton William Shanley Roe Herbert Raymond Todd Clarence Emerson Chaffinch William E. Lynch Wilmer T. Collins Reuben H. Price William Henry Hubbard Luther A. Short Paul James Neff John W. Wilson Harlan Russell Blades Denter Luther Stanley Deakyne Edgar Morgan Samuel C. Callahan Roland Edward Todd Milton Wilby Hughes Charles Norman Davis Norman Wesley Baynard Edward Herman Eaton Herbert E. Keeneman John Wesley Harden William Francis Pettijohn Willoughby Edwards Clifton Ernest Henry Roy Gordon

Hignutt Family News and Local Mentions

Concord residents noted visiting relatives the Hayward Hignutt and W T Hignutt families. Mrs Roxie Hignutt, wife of A F Hignutt, died after a weeks long illness. Anna Bowdle from Federalsburg visits the Keel family. Many locals attended Wilmington fair. subscription appeal.

Concord Hayward Hignutt W. T. Hignutt Roxie Hignutt A. F. Hignutt Anna Bowdle Federalsburg W. R. Keel Wilmington

Sheriff Seizes 125 Gallons Whiskey for Retail Trade

Worcester sheriff uncovers 125 gallons of whiskey bottled in pint containers and prepared for sale. The liquor owner was jailed, with authorities shipping a cautionary message to the public. Subscriptions now open for more local news.

Worcester County

Also Mentioned on This Page

the Local Department Pennsylvania R. T. Bryan Arthur Cawley Harry Tuckahoe Neck Eva DeFord Enton Mr. Cawley Bryan Daugher Marion Sherwood James H. Nichols E. H. Hirs Kate Dowell Camp Millls L. A Winfield T. Nichols Harry King Agnes Deborah King Myerstown Roberta White Mary Stant Ella Leiby Centreville Charles Kline Louise Downes Kook Helen Skirven Mary Melvin Margaret R. Williamson Margaret Frances T. M. Todd Virginia West Point Richmond Herman Kemp Eva Draper Harrington M. E. Parsonage C. T. Wyatt Charles McKewin Wesley Richard McKewin Bertie Francis Cook Everett Pepper Oakley Redden F. A. Redden Charles W. Wright Edwin C. Fields C. H. Whitby, Jr Frank Yeoman Victor C. Hitchens Catherine Laurel R. N. Hitchens F. C. Brown Grant Alburger John H. Horsey, Jr Camp Meade Emily J. Saunders Baltimore City Ida J. McIlvaine F. B. Nuttle Addie Mary Burdette Fsp. Covey Gettysburg Frank White The Clay Products Manufacturing Company William Goodwin Billy W. J. Kelly P. E. Losch Christine Weigand Lulu Sisk Elizabeth McDonald Braddock Heights Artemus Smith Charles C. Paul Shamokin Alfred Neson Elijah Satterfield Alfred Johnson Emporium Alfred Nelson Ernest G. Cooper Ernest, Jr Aldridge Albert Anderson Phineas Morris Franklin Street Louise Cole Dover Lydia Hughes H. WW. Hughes H. L. Cooper Rehoboth O. P. Roe Ruth Meredith Mabel Baker O. M. Hignatt W. W. Andrews Trainer Samuel Nowell Albert Neal Milford Cline Tuckahoe Guild S. H. Hurst A. G. Gelletley Smithville Greensboro News Matters Martha Mitchell Frank Mitchell Beauchamp Layton Ames Methodist Protestant Church Concord Church W. L. Jump M. E. Wheatley Brice A. Stutzman Johnstown Hignutt John Rosser Jeanette Berge Cambridge News Berge Concord Camp Emma Berge Tabernacle Grace Baraca Misses Berge Ocean Grove Ceeil and Queen Anne’s Cecile Iinage Dorchester Queen Anne's Talbots Wicomico Worcester Somerset Liden, Moore and Covey Eliza J. Sigler Clayton E. Clark J. Norman Clark James M. Clark Thomas E. White Edward E Nuttle Mary E. White R. Kemp Jefferson Caroline T. Jefferson Virgie Satterfield Robert Jarrell, Jr Frederick Satterfield Pauline Esther Satterfield
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