Smyrna times., 1895-01-30
MARYLAND Items.

Crisfeld has shelled its streets at a
cost of ST. 800
Harry A Roe and James II. Nichols
will start shirt factory at Denton
bridge
In the last three weeks 1000 barrels
of oysters have been shipped from
Cbincoteague Island by rail and about
as many more in same period by boat
The marriage of Mr.. Walter T. Todd,
of the St.Mlchaels Ne,cs, and Miss Louis
A. Butler, is announced to take place
at Calvary NJ. 2. Church, Easton, to
day.
Nearly 100000 worth of real estate
has been sold within the past few
months by Somerset land agent
The purchasers were northern and
western farmers, who were se-kiug
better soil and climate.
The marriage of Mr.. Willard ;.
Smith and Miss Sarah A. Bailey,
daughter of Mr.. James +. Bailey, of
Centreville, took place in the NJ. +.
Church of that town at 1890 p. NJ.
yesterday. Mr. Smith for several years
resided in ElstOn.
Snow Hill is delighted over the pros.
pect of having telephones in that town.
A company has been organized and
will place telephone lines connecting
number of towns on the Maryland
Peninsula. 1t is believed that the tel
ephone system will pay.
The odd fellows of Chestertown are
making preparations for a big celebra-
ton in April next. Visiting lodges
from Smyrna, Rock Hall aud else.
where will be there. Speakers of ma
tional reputation will deliver addresses
and a grand banquet will end the de-
lightful occasion.
Sirtieth AnniUerSGry.-Mr and Mrs
Thomas Mallalieu celebrated the six
tieth anniversary of their marriage at
their residence in MiIlington Friday of
last week. Mr.. and Mrs. MallalIeu
were married in England and came to
this country fifty-four years ago. Mr..
Mallalieu has been superintendent Of
the NJ. Il. Sunday School in Millington
for forty-three consecutive years.
Mr.. Frank w. Adams. of Talbot
county, and Miss Emma A. Sheubrooks
were married at the residence of the
brides uncle, Mr.. James A. Hunter
Rev. ]. w. Easley officiating. She is
the oldest daughter of the late Thomas
| SheubrOoks, a resident of Centreville
for many years, where he conducted a
large shoe store Mr.. aud Mrs. Adams
will reside in Talbot county.
Murray Vandiver, Collector of In
| ternal Revenue for the District of Ma
ryland, through whose Office the in
come tax will be collected, has been
making inquiries in Talbot county. to
get the names of those persons sup.
posed to come under the specifications
of the law. He has compiled list of
six corporations and eighteen individ-
uals, to whom the necessary blanks
will be sent.
Capt. W. ID. BuTchinal thinks it very
unfortunate that the change was made
in the route of the new Queen Anne's
railroad-instead Of crossing the river
at ChestertOwn, running to CrumptOn
and crossing there, as stated 10 the
| NeUs last week, and running thence to
the Delaware Bay. The company is
asking a charter of the Delaware Leg
islature to perfect its route. The
changed route means that this section
is to be permanently cut out of better
railroad facilities.-KeRt NeWs.
This is the latest swindle practiced
on farmers down the peninsula. Stop.
ping at a farm house that is insured
the swindlers represent that they are
special agents around inspecting risks
and so get the names of the company
who have insured the house. Later
they return with type written paper