Smyrna times., 1872-02-21
STATE AND LOCALS.

Milford has six large vessels now undar
construction at its shp-yards.
Dover NJ. +. Church, on Sunday waoL
contributed $500 to the missionary fund
During last year it is stated that in Delaware
births. -U"O'0u
There were eleven failures in Delaware, in
1911, the aggregate Of whose liabilities reached
$40, 900. Ae''iieu
The Middetown NJ. Z. Sunday School have
contributed for MISSIONS during the y@ar
Sl35.95. 'n0 year,
There is to be special session of the Grand
Lodge Of Good Templars held at Dover On thu thu
9TH of March. y" '"o
A bill has been introduced in the MarvIond
House of Delegates to incorporate the EIktnn
and Massey's Railroad. N'O"
The Methodists are going to build cbnrcb
at DeImar. This is the termination Of t64
Del. railroad, in Sussex.
The Religious services in the Matboa;o.
Church of this town are continued this wei
commencing at clock.
Revs. Me>srs. Lightbourn. Hill and Cbatbo,,
preached farewell sermons to their congre%a.
lions III Wilmington Sunday.
1he jubilee concert by one thousand children
In Wilmington. last Thursday. was a cranj
success and was repeated by request.
DR.; W. I. Collins is the Law deleUate 70 ,ho
NJ. Il. Conference from this town, Nm w w
Circuit "" ior smyrna
r, A large donation party visited the N T.
Parsonage in Middletown last week in tLn
absence nee ,tI OF the pastor, Rev. Vaughn Smith.
and left liberal supplies. ""''ii'
Senator Bayard has presented to the Senoto
memorial asking for the establishment of an |
Ice naroor at Newcastle, Del 1t was referred
to the Committee on Commerce.
=, The contributions of the Sunday Schools of
@ trace church Wilmington, for the present
year, Tor the missionary fund, announced 70 |
SZ,O5274 Last year it was 81 500 CO. ~
=, The Young Mems Christian Association &c
central Presbyterian Church, Wilmineton ora
making arrangements for grand excnrsion 70
W ashIngton, to come off about the middle of
March. 'n' niuuie OF
The citizens Of Newark had lively sonso
tlon one day last week. A large fox ran
through the town full tilt, with PACK of
hounds after him; The hounds were fox hunt.
ing On their own hook. ''> "Un'-
Alexander Mcdonald of Brandvwine nj
mas y COW that will be 20 years old in March
a. rev Jays ago she gave birth to her 18th
bran day, and thrives. p''~ Vi
=, Rev; Mr.: Snyder, of Olivet Presbvter;.n
Church, Wilmington, on Sunday informed HI.
congregation that unless they paid him b;s
salary and showed more concord of feai;n n us w
should resign his pastorate. e n'
Capt. Elias Taylor, who in the war of 1910
waS VI captain of volunteer connanv md.
Col. hcrshaw, and served at Iewestown ,vLo,, |
tue Dritlsh feet lay off that place. died at
Laurel last week, in his S5th year.
Sesiord wants its streets paved. and beI;ev
lng tnis matter more important than politics
a. sne town 70. election, are going to nominate
~ :15aVlng Ticket: That's right. Smyrna
A oiu tne same thing once and it brought the
The Constable Of Middletown. Mr. Jonoe
was Knocked down by a negro man on S,tur'
day evening week and severely hurt. It i
thought he will lose tie use of one eve. The
aco was done stealthily while the Constable
was peaceaoly conversing with another negro.
:. The M; E: Sunday School of this tuwn made
Its annual missionary report last SnnJav IT,
contributions amounted I'd sI0q sa ~,
usual donation is over $500, but il has con.
esrlp1ted nearly $500 to the Church extension
fund. 'oi' tue mission
We have received the annual report Of tbe
n9nlsylVanla Institute for the Blind, from
mnica muia we learn there are five inmates from
a,e,naware aware In the, institution: B. Donohue, q. /
2. DoWning and ID. Pfeiffer, of New Castle
GTSuntyi hobt Martin, of Kent, and Eliza A. |
Fisher, OF Sussex. .a- ~s