The sun., 1898-01-09
visiting in Chesapeake City and Elkton,
Md, returned home yesterday.

quite number responded. In tne ever
ing she gave masquerade party and
grand good time was had by all present
A masquerade social given recently b.
the young ladies' and gentlemen Of thi
town, was grand success in every par
ticular. II opened with grand march
They were entertained with instrumental
and vocal music, after which they tool
off their masks and refreshments wer
served in abundance. Andrew Wood
of Dover, delivered a comical address OF
"Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden,
which was enjoyed very much. The
ralronesscs were: Mrs. Warman Sipplc,
Mrs. Benjamin Burton Mrs, Calel
Smithcrs, Mrs. Albert Carrow. Mrs
VIM, q. IIardcsty, Mrs, James Boone
FELTON,.
There was Il very nice surprise part .
given by the Young girls of FELTON, in
honor Of Miss May IIugg. There were
about twenty-five invited, but owing tc
the stormy night there were several who
did not get there. Those present were
as follows: Misses Florence Evans, Lille
/ Sherwood, ,'uta ilargadinc, Amy I!arga-
dine. l.lIr Tolnilson, Mary beats, Flor
cncc Moore, and others.
The ~lu"ling match at live birds that
occurred yesterday resulted a. follows:
iiicc, 9oul Of 10; Benson, $ out Of 10;
, Melvin. $ out Of 10; Fisher, 8 out of 10;
Eaton. out Of 10; Creadick. t out Of
( 10; Mlnnrr / cut of 10; Conner, 4 out Of
10; MowdilI. : out Of 10; kiIcn : out
uf 10. Bic" won first money. Benson,
Meyin and Fisher tying for second
! Owing to the fine weather great crowd
Witnessed the match.
The warm weather has broken M the
skating, much .to the disappointment ii
the boys.
+ Nathan Spurry, ui ErcLcyi,a, was in
I 'Nn yesterday,
Dr.. Thus. JullinSon. deceased, uf
'IaNmoMl, WIS brought here on thr train
d'i" l2.lO p, Ia, and was carried to Bar
raft : chapel hy undertaken Mitlrn, Of
l'rrdrrra. The body was accompanied
hv Il great ru@uN relatives and friends :S
lie WIS very popular around Clayton
and vicinity, The flowers were very
pretty. The services were conducted at
the grave ty Rev. J. \. II. hrinn. Of
Er,rrica
". VI. FAIRIES, ni Smyrna, was in
town on Saturday.
John harrington was in Milford, S.,lul-
tay.
Frank lIarlrsty was in Dover on
Saturday.
Miss Amelia Bigs was tir guest Of
friends IN tpSn yesterday.
Camden.
Pomona Grange, OF Kent county, met
here on Thursday night. The Oranges
Of the county were well represented
Master Of the state Grange Harrington
Messick, Of Bridgcvillc; Prof. Powell, Of
the Experimental Station; A. n. Brown,
Master Of FruiIand Grange and John J.
Rosa, Master Of Milford Grange, made
addresses suitable to the occasion. At
the close Of the meeting they all partook
Of Il l~untful repast.
A large number Of pike are being
caught in Green's mill pond CIarancr
Mission, of Rising Sun, caught 81 and
Edward NolI caugh lO6 one afternoon.
Harry and Thomas johnson have re-
turned from II visit to Philadelphia.
Mrs. Henry Cooper, Of Philadelphia,
has been visiting Mrs. VIA. l1ecgyl'
Mrs. Margaret Knight has been en-
tcrtainng Mrs. John Chambers and Miss
Jennie Wright, Of Magnolia.
The Misses S.crparl assisted in a rnu-
steal at Nill"" Grove, a few nights ago.
While driving near town, few DAYS
ago, Henry .AIbrr's team was ran into
by anot l"rtnd is nrw min IS y wheel.
William l'cln"jt's ; horse ran away It
few days ago, collidcd with Il Telegraph
pole and cc'no.lshcdiIi- carriage.
The Rescue Hook and Ladder Conn
ranv held itS annual election Of officers.
ON Tuesday evening. which resulted as
follows: President VIM Graham; Vice
rrcsic"nt, A. {. Dunn: Recording Scrry-
tary, Julian Cooper; Financial Secretary.
a. &. Evans; Treasurer, ). \. IIamnrl,,I:
Foreman, john {. Griffith; Iir~, Assist.
tant, Frank Jackson; Second Assistant.
Charles Ross.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. A. Duwnham crp-
br"t"t th"ir tenth wedding anniversary,
on Friday night and the following per
sons were present: l." $. Proud and
daughters Mary aud Lzzir, ". {. lrcar
and wife. samuel Armstrong, wife and
chlId"n +. G, D,Wnhaln, wife and son
Charlie; John {. Mason. wife and son
willie; G. J. LuiI and wife. john Down
ham, wife and children; 4. !. Draper.
vii" and children: }. i. Clcavcr and
daughters, J. G. Vushcil, wife and son:
Miss Sue Warner, Bertha Jenkins, SJohn
Evans, wife and clildrrn;C Marvil and
wife, Heorg" {. Mason, wife and chill
hWn: Geo, NJ RnsS and wife, w. Evans.
l.. &. Stcrncr :. j. Sllcal. II. Roe. Dan
lel SaHtOn and mother.
Wyoming.
Mrs Amanda Jackson was in phila-
dc)phia last week.
Mr.. Col"grovr, IL former resident here,
who has been living ncar Pennington
for the past year has moved back again.
Revival services were started here last
Sunday night.
Mr.. McGonnag|c, of Wilmington, is
visiting Mr.. Jas. K, George.
While skating on the pond after dark,
Wednesday evening, Kent Fisher broke
through h the lee. Nothing Horc than a
chilly bath was the result.
Geo. Hansen attended the wedding t
his brother, William Hansen, last We'd
nprday, near Rising Sun.
iaunt '@jpplr lost his vaIuahIc horse
last Tuesday night. He and com,
panon attempted to- drive to Whining
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