Smyrna times., 1892-06-29

1t has been decided TO rebr;Id a..
straw board mill at Chestertown
which was burned last February.
NO copious rain has fallen in Wi.
comlco or the adjoining counties for a
'nonVn' and crops are greatly damaged.
A. n small worm has nearly destrove Il
Cne tomato crop on Deals Island. and
injury. s mucn
n schooner was launched from the
East East Cambridge shipyards SATURDAY.
afternoon, al and ship6uilding is brisi
In Cambridge. 10 OiiSA
VIZ Turing the prevalence of the storu
,Weuhesday night, Mr.. Jos. Ricb.rJsnn
laivln9 between Ruthsburg and Onaen
nIne 13In had valuable mar. killeJ ~,
Judge Charles F. Goldsborouvb d;o5
at ms nome in Cambridge Tb1r.do'. u
night OF inflammation of 9b. stoy
SsoitS eoT O1 e years He had been in feeble
neaitn Tor several years. '''
Inc Baltimore & Ohio r. r. Com
Pany mas closed a $50, 900 contract with
the Atlas Dredging Company Of WI. VII
mlngIOn, Tor the dredging Of itS term;.
nal docks in Philadelphia.
howard Brown, son of the late DIR
Madison Brown, of Queen Ann4,s
county, has been appointed by Con.
gresham Page to vacant cadetshiD
at West Point Military Academy.
Mrs. Massey, widow of the late DR..
y. ID. b. Massey, has presented a large
Oell 10 st. Clements Episcopal Church
at Masseys, Md, in memory of her
husband. Miss Minnie Massey. dauvb.
yer oI Dr' Massey. has also presented
magnificent marble baptismal font in
memory of her father.
st. Johns College, Annapolis ba,
conferred on Rev >. J. Morris. PHI. "
pastor OF the st. Michaels and farmer.
~ pastor "i the GreensbOruugh Al. r.
church, the degree of Doctor of Divin.
iUy' III recognition of the valuable ser
vices ne mas rendered the cause of
education in Maryland
huIus Long of Dublin district. Som.
erset county, Md, was arrested in Cane
Gnarles City, Va, aud lodged in iail AZ
frlncess Anne, Md on Saturday He
Is charged with several dr4adfnI cr;mas
criminal assault upon his daughter
ana lniantieide among the rest. There
~ much excitement and Indignation
III somerset county, and large crowd
gathered when he Was put in Jail.
ann HeeVes, of ElktOn, got a verdict
ior 5000 damages against the p. w
b. Railroad. The court Thought
inns excessive, and gave the plaintiff
tue cnOlce Oi accepting $1,000 or IA new
tIlal' ohe preferred a new trial and
Che SECOND time got verdict for one
cent damages. The Case then went To
the Ourt OF Appeals, which has af
hrmed the court below.
Miss Helen Hunt. daughter oF Mrs
a j. hunt, OF EasIOn, WAS quietly
married to Mr. Howard w. Grant.
private secretary of Superintendent
ID ollIday, of the ID. & c Railroad. at
Lne residence of the brides mother. at |
o O'Clock Tuesday week, by the Rev.
a IL. walker. After the ceremony
the bride and groom took the north !!
bound train on d. & c. Railroad. for an
extended trip. Mr.. and Mrs. Grant
Will reside in Clayton.
The ElktOn Electric Light and |
rover Company has been Organized
with capital stock of $4,000 The
0mcers and directors are William r
MarOurton, president; Charles R.
maxwell, secretary: Robert c. Lewis.
u Charles H. Smith, Charles
y. wells Charles J. Rudolph aud
george MeQuilken. 1t is proposed to
furnish electric light for EIkton and
other towns if desired 1t is thought
the work of constructing the plant
will soon begin.
Gen Seth Weds.-Miss Mary Rbett
walker, daughter of the Rev Albert
walker, was married to General Josenh
b. Seth, commander of the State fsh.
cry force, wednesday at high noon, in
rinlty Cathedral, Easton. The bride
entered the church with her brother
aloert Walker, of Baltimore, attended
Dy Miss Made ThO'cas, maid of honor.
by the ushers, and was met
At the chancel by the groom and his
pest man, J. o. Dickinson. The Rev.
II. Walker, father of the bride. per..
ormed the ceremony.