On August 20, 1910 an agreement was signed between
The Diamond State Telephone Company and The Delmar Road Rural Telephone Company. The agreement was for the Delmar Road Rural
Telephone Company to buy from The Diamond State Telephone Company two and
one-fourth miles of #12 B. W. G Galvanized Iron Wire Circuit on 100 poles for
$45.00. The Delmar Road Rural Telephone
Company consisted of 16 people including D. J. Richardson acting as their
agent. It was Signed by; D J Richardson, Dewitt
Rounds, Z E Ennis, S. B. Marvil, Walton Figgs, Enoch J. Evans, C. A. Hastings, H
C Hurley, H T Davis (or C S Davis), William
R Ellis, E n Shockley, B T West, T L Adkins, J A Jones, Harry Littleton,
and J G Farlow.
Now for what reason these people would form their
own very small telephone company I do not know.
Most lived on Jersey Road where the two and one-fourth miles of line
was. I found no other mention of this
company anywhere other than the agreement.
Perhaps at the Maryland public service Commission there is an old
record.
Note: B. W. G. stands for Birmingham Wire Gauge.
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