Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-13
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Special Corresp6h or 1azet 0 an Journal
L R,ifRkA, Die 5.-AMra. and SIM VIII am A.
Ferries shave Ieunguoceb the IN, 70 OF
their daughter, LAURA Marse, ~ Frank
Ltrcoln Rsyholds on Tuesday morning. De-
cemher isfif Ut 9.45 O'clock 1T the Methodist
Eptscopals ChnYehi Rrhe uahbB will be Will
liam ), QQlpitts and, VIII Fleming OF Clay
ton, Thomas Reynolds Of Middlstown and
Clarence Reynolds, brother OF Frank, of
Townsend. The prospective groom IL the
genial ticket agent at Clayton station, and
his intended bride ia one OF Smyrna's
most popular young ladies'.
The Smyrna Creamery Association sent a
committee to kennedyvllle, Md, yesterday
to INSPECT the new and improved creamery
that has recently been established there.
Should 1t come up TO their expectations,
the home creamery will be patterned after
1t. site at the corner of North and
Church streets has been procured and the
erection OF the building will at once be
commenced.
]. Henry Jefferson, who was elected
treasurer OF the board Of trustees of the
Kent county almshouee, at the late meeting,
has resigned, and j. W. Fennimore, the old
treasurer, will flnish out his term. Two
treasurers In one year would In measure
complieate settlement with the auditor,
hence Mr.. Jetferson's resignation.
1t Ia stated that the Philadelphia steam.
boat syndicate which recently purchased
Collins Beach, will expend between $15, 900
and 100000 in fixing 1t up as model water
Ing ...et expected to have 1t COM
pleted IN tue to be- opened next season.
Gilbert Taylor, editor OF the Smyrna
Record, spentthe week In the south.
SMYRNA, Dec. 1l.-Blshop Coleman will
visit this parish on Saturday and remain as
the guest Of the Rev. George W. Dame
until Wednesday of next week. Sunday
morning he will preach at St. Peters P. f.
Church.
Three Indians, two cowboys and half
grown girl arrived here yesterday and to Tx
the steamboat for Philadelphia. They came
from Easton, and were portion Of the
The Rev. l. L. Cation OF Philadelphia
preached In the Presbyterian church on
Sunday morning and evening. He will I'LL
this pulpit until January 18th.
Miss Maggie Lyons of Dover is training
the choir In the Roman Catholic church
here.
SMYRNA, Dec. I2.--The nuptials of A. L,
Hudson, Jr., and Miss Fannie, the youngest
daughter OF Mrs. Elizabeth Hill, were cele.
DRAFTED. az the family residence on South
street yesterday afternoon at O'Clock. The
spacious parlorst were handsomely trimmed
with evergreen, while suspended from the
ceiling In the centre OF the room hung an
evergreen horseshoe, lindbr which the
happy couple were united by the Rev. Will
lam 8. Robinson. Tho .ushere, In full dress,
were Waiter Hill, cousin Of the bride. from
New, York, and Harry Jefferson OF Smyrna.
Toe bride was handsomely atttred In pearl
silk, and carried bouquet OF cream ross
buds. The groom wore the conventional
dress suit. They were attended by Miss
Ella Smithere and John V. 5pruance Of
Smyrna. A wedding breakfast was served
immediately after the ceremony. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hudson will spend few days In New
York city, after which they will return and
make their future home at his farm near
here.
Among the guests from abroad were: /,
j. Hill and vile. Kent county, Md; William
Green, Centreville; Mrs. Laura Hall, Will
mtngton; Owen o. Spear, Wilmington; Mr.,
and Mrs. j. II. Whitbank, Milton; DIR.
Ezekiel Dawson and wife, Frederick; Mr..
and Mrs. o. Van BntkaloW, MGvnolls q.
". Howell and wife, Swedesborough. N. j.;
Miss Emma Hickman, Philadelphia; Walter
Hill, New York; Harry o. Hill and wife,
Philadelphia Charles IL, Jefferson, Chester
town, Nd; ]. e. Hendrlckson, s. T., Nelson,
Andrew Spear. Jr., Mss Mamie Nailor and
W. d. Caulk, Philadelphia. They received
> large number of handsome and useful
presents.
The complimentary hop given by tho
young men OF Smyrna last evening at the
0pern House YVES brilliant success.
The Tuesday Club met at the residence Of
Frank Postles last evening.