Smyrna times., 1899-02-22
CLAYTON.

SLHA OANs
s.ms of Interest Cleaned From the DOings N
in aud About Town. :,
Preaching at Downs Chapel next o
Sunday at p. m. A vote will be taken u
ior a delegate to the Annual Confer
ence. :,
Rev. W. w. White will preach at
Salem NJ. P. Church on next Sunday,
Feb. 26, at 2SO p. m. All cordially q
invited. $
The Fourth Quarterly Conference of
Clayton Circuit, NJ. P. Church, will be ,
held in EwelPs Church, on Saturday,
March 4th, at 2 p. m.
The Fourth Quarterly Conference
of Warwick Circuit, postponed on ac-
oonnt of the snow storm will meet at
Salem n. p. Church on next Saturday,
Feb. 9jth, at TO-. 80 a. m.
Rev. j. E. Nicholson, pastor of
Evell's NJ. P. Church, will preach
next Sunday as follows: 1920 a. M,
aCbrist's Authority; 7.3O p. M,
"Cbrist the Fountain of Life" re-
v;val service. Sunday School 2 p. m.
After week of hard work in dig
ZINC away the snow drifts caused by
tbe recent blizzard, the Baltimore and
Delaware Bay Railroad Company were
able to get through on Sunday last.
Trains are now being run on schedule |
time.
The St. Paul's NJ. E. Sunday School |
Anniversary which was to have been
given last Sunday week, but prevented
bv the snow storm is now undergoing
preparation to be given next Sunday.
twill be an all day service with mis-
sionary sermon in the morning. A
Sunday School program In the after
moon and services at night. "A feature
of the day will be the Sunday School
entertainment and for this program
Of much interest will be given. 1t is
TO be hoped that the weather is good
and large congregations will turn out.
The congregation of st. PauPs Nj.
E. Church are gratified to hear that
the Hawkins Property" has been pur-
chased and the proper transfer made,
making that place to be the future
"St Paul's NJ. E. Parsonage" The
property was purchased for $14OO and
the deal consummated through COM
mittee of which Mr.. Aubrey Vandever
is chairman, assisted by Messrs. L. l..
Mason and J. c. Thompson. The
committee have been mnch assisted In
raising their funds by the loyal sup
port of the Ladies' Aid Society. Pos
session will be given March the first,
when the pastor and wife will take up
their quarters there.
Rev. Dexter Weeden will have
charge of the services at Trinity P. f.
Church for the present. Very inter
esting services were held on Sunday
last. both morning and evening, an(
GOOD congregations turned out to eacl
service. During Lent, services will b.
held on Wednesdays and Fridays o
each week at 8 o'clock, and special ser
vices with a short sermon on Frida
morning this week at 1920 O'Clock
Besides this the usual Sunday service
will be given. Rev. Weeden come
from Trinity Parish, New York City
where has been connected with 81
Agnes Chapel of that Parish for tn
past seven years. He was ordained
deacon last December, and his expe
ience in mission work will make hi
especially we'll fitted for the work
this parish.
Foreaker-Jones-O Wednesday la
Rev. o. W. DeVenish united in ma
riage Miss Mary Z. Jones, daught
OiMr. and Mrs. GarrettJo Jones OF 'Spr
ance City" to Mr.. Samuel Foreaker
Dover. Miss Sarah Jones, sister
the bride, was maid of honor, and N
! George Gooding of Severson's Nee
was best man. The bride was gown
in steel serge with trimmings. Al
9 the ceremony a collation. was serve
I An incident of the wedding, coml
50 soon after the blizzard was Il
Rev. DeVenish and Mr.. Foreaker W
: obliged to walk from Clayton to ESP
ance City" through snow drifts an
still more remarkable case OF pit
was that of the best man. Mr.. u
r Gooding walked all the way form
ID Eagles Nest Farm" Severson Ne
II a distance of eight miles through
snow drifts to be in attendance at
ceremony. The bride and groom
|f reside in Clayton.
List Of RemovaIs.-Mr. Aubrey '
deyer has moved from his former
denee to the mills House, vaci
byS. L. Rodgers and will be succee
by Mr.. w. s. Colpitts, and the Ia
u by Mrs Thomas Pratt from the CO
Try. Mr. S. L. Rogers takes
"Wolf property" recently vacated
DR.. j. r. Smith who moved to q
y void. Mrs. NJ. J. Clifton leaves
corner property, Front and Sm
Avenue, and moves to another OF
her properties a few doors ab
> Frank Sterling succeeds her, h'
Ephraim Stevens, he by A.. ID.
ner, he by Charles FAIRIES, he
Thomas Timms and he by Mr..
rows. Hiram Woodfred will leave
Hudson property" on Main 8
and will take the residence rec
occupied by VIM. Hutchinson
is moves to Walkers, Del. Hiram "
NED will be followed by John Bra
ii. ne by Samuel Hawkins, he by
hev. o. w. DeVenish, now cha
Ia . Methodist Parsonage. }
Z Aeagy takes the j. Frank q
mouse and is followed by Nathan
y u. Longfellow takes one 0
new mills property on West
~ad is succeeded by Mrs. s. +.
u "Sunnyside." David Jones
nom the Pratt property" t.
hudson property" on Smyrna