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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Caroline County Children’s Aid Society
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Denton
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Ridgely
American Corner
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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.
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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.
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Worcester County
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