Smyrna times., 1895-07-24

WE are in receipt of the 1895 cata.
lOgue of the Cecil County Fair. 1t is q
comprehensive publication.
MR.. Z. A. JOHNSON, of Smyrna, has
been given the position of engineer AT
the Middletown electric light station
IHE Presbyterian pulpit was filled
Sunday by Rev. VIM. Maloy, of Balti-
more. He gave two excellent SER
mons.
A GOOD many of our citizens are of
sum mmerlng, whose names are not pub
lished because not furnished, perhaps
not desired.
HUCKLEBERRY and blackberry pies
and puddings are now the 90. The
crop of these fruits is large and free for
all who have the ambition and indus
try to gather them.
JERMAN Chapel will picnic at Wood
land Beach tomorrow and all wishing
to go in the hacks furnished by the
school will meet at the Chanel at
8 O'Clock sharp tomorrow morning.
The NJ. E. Sunday School of this
town will picnic to Woodland on Fri
day. All scholars are requested to be
at the church by 7 o'clock sharp on
that morning. The bell will ring at
$50.
Rev. w. r. Mowbray of the Smyrna
circuit and Rev. T. B. Cooper of
Pomona Md, will exchange nnInits
next Sunday. Rev. Mowbray will
take his vacation soon, having been
granted three weeks by his charge.
FOR disOrderly sOnduct on the
streets and the use of profane and in
decent language, Thos. Jefferson. Wal
ter McClain, George Wright and Yer
non Phillips were arraigned before
Squire Budd and fined 81 and costs.
each.
J. f. CARTER, NJ. n. P. Scout ]. D.
Scout and Abel 5. FAIRIES, accompanied
by Chas. Massey and John HYDE. of
Philadelphia, went 10 kits Hammock
last Thursday on fishing trip. The
occasion afforded lots of sport and the
catch was quite successful.
a telegram was received by Mrs.
Caroline Cathcart Sunday announcing
the death of her daughter, Mrs. Ellen
Miller, wife of ]. K. Miller. of Newark
She vas her oldest daughter and leaves
a husband apd three children. Inter
ment was made ia the Odd Fellows
cemetery this morning.
WALTER SHELTON, while using his
bottling machine last Saturday. had a
very painful accident to happen to him
by the bursting of a bottle. The glass
went with such force as to imbed itself
in his arm, and it required the i'm.
mediate attention OF doctor to get the
glass out and sew the wounded parts
up.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Georoe
Leese was made happy last week bv |
The visitation of bouncing babv how
OuI ne" hotei proprietor, J. c. Blizzard |
ana his wife had a like Visitation the |
week previous and this week. Ed.
FAIRIES, of Atlantic City, son of q. e.
FAIRIES, of this town, announces that |
lls home was also made happv bv a
ike addition.
IHE wheat crop in this vicinity has
nearly been threshed and the outnut
vas very poor. Many farmers did not
get more than eighteen bushels to the 1
icre. John Deakyne averaged about
twenty-five to the acre and this seems
0 be about the highest record we have
leard from, Geo. T. Thompson got
bout tweniY-thTee bushels to the acre
nd James TruaK about twenty bush.
Is; Some of the new wheat is of ex.
client quality.
THURSDAY, August 1st, will be OBJ
eryed as w. G. r. U. Temperance day
I camden Camp. A number of our
V. &. L. U. women will be present.
10 interesting program has been ar.
apged noticeable upon which IA an
ddress "a be given by Mrs. Ella A.
'oole, Of New York, The Otta,Oa Re.
Hbtican, Kansas, has the following to
ay: Mrs. BOOle is a lady of marked
oility and culture. She is young, and
er articulation. appearance and man
ers on the platform are Of that grace
al description which aiWays compels
n audience to become interested in
be cause she advocates.
kEV; ADAM STENGLE, pastor of the
J. y. Church, and Rev. w. o. Hurst
1t. Paul M. y Church, Clayton. ex-
hanged puipits last last Sunday, The
'rrid weather kept great raany awav
mo would have gone, but notgitb.
'andlng this, there was a fair attend
nee. Fhe attendance of the membera
the choSr was noticeably slim. there
eng only three present. Rev. Hurst
reached an excellent sermon on the
Promises Of God" The Clayton CaH
ives an account of an all day sergice !
st. Paul NJ. E. Church, ClSVtOn. ct
hich Rev. Adam Stengle preached An
zcellent sermon and assisted in rails.
lg $3.50 for the charge.
J, r. FARRELL, who recentlv nur. ]
laaed the shirt factory, has started !
lt to Increase his force. He has I
nocked q Pa7tition out and added
Velve more sewing machines. As 9
lslness justi6es he expects 10 increase 4
s force, and in a short tirae antici- /
ates having a hundred machines con. q
asptly at work. This and the hosiery 4
ctory nre two of the best evidences .
lat smyrna 10 g place for industries. /
I'd our Board of Trade should be en-. .
'uraged by hearty cooperation on /
. pert of our citizens Such indus. 4
les as these are an advantage To- q I
and the more we get the Z
stter VIII It establish us as COM d
ercial center. "