Smyrna times., 1899-11-29

Ground has been broken on Smyrna
Avenue adjoining Mr.. George Deakyne
residence for two-story dwelling for
DR.. W. E. Wolf of Laurel
If you need plumbing, if you want
4 steam or hot water heating apparatus
placed in, call on or write to Harry A.
Miller, 617 Shipley street, Whining
ton.
Mrs. W. D. Venn will give a
donkey Party" at her residence next
Monday night, for the benefit of the
NJ. P. Parsonage. Admission 10 cents.
Refreshments free.
The coming holiday season promises
to be one of the heaviest on record in
the Adams Express Business. Ship
ments are already beginning to pick up |
"Ginger," the dog OF W. H. Davis.
reported to have game mad and disap-
pearing, after playing havoc in mad
dog scare last week, was found on the
"Golt Farm" near here and killed.
Rev. J. E. Nicholson, pastor of
Ewell's NJ. P. Church, will preach
next Sunday morning on keeping
the Sabbath;" Sunday School at 2
p. M; at 7.30 p. m, a special Goth
Century service will be held.
Another wreck occurred ON the Bal
timore & Delaware Railroad last Fri
day and resulted in the derailment of
six cars. The accident occurred just
below Blair's Station and was caused
by the breaking loose of rail. There
was no one hurt.
You will be needing jewelry and sill
yer novelties for Christmas and we
would call your attention to the adver-
tisement of G. F. Rudolph, Market
and Fourth streets, Wilmington.
They have we'll appointed store and
they carry stock that should merit
your attention.
Work on the new pulpit has been
slightly delayed at Trinity Church.
Carpenters began work this week, and
while the two arches will not have the
finishing touches for the services to-
morrow, Rev. Dexter Weeden is hav-
ing the church improvements pushed
along as rapidly as possible.
To bring out more prominently the
name of the station, the P. W. & B
Railroad Company, have had the WORD
"Clayton" printed in large white let
ters on the front and two ends of thu
CLAYTON station. The names of tn,
other stations along the Division ar,
likewise being prominently lettered.
The Clayton Town Council hav
taken the necessary preventative an
passed an ordinance at a special meet
ing Monday night requiring all dog
running at large to be muzzled an
authorizing the Baliff to kill any an
all dogs that do not come under th
requirements of said ordinance.
The Ladies' Aid Society of st. PAT
NJ. E. Church will hold supper an
festival in the old "Call Building t.
morrow evening. Supper will
served from o'clock on during I'll
evening. Price of supper % cent
The ladies are hoping the affair to be
success both socially and financially.
A series of sermon on the ''Prodig
Son. will be an interesting feature
evening services at st. Paul M.
Church, Sunday. They were inau
urated by pastor Rev. o. W. DeVeni'
last Sunday. The subject of the ne
lecture will be ''In Foreign Land
In the morning he will deliver 81
mon on Justification"
There will be Union Thanksgivi
service in st. Paul Methodist Epist
pal church tomorrow morning,
which Rev. J. E. Nicholson of Ew
Methodist Protestant church will
liver the sermon. In the evenir
Rev. O.W. DeVenish will hold his r.
ular prayermeeting service and v
take for the subject of his sermc
"God Our Father"
Trinity Church will hold servi
both morning and afternoon tome
row. Besides Thanksgiving ID
made so by civil appointment, it "
also be observed as st. Andrews Df
Thanksgiving services will be held
1890 O'Clock in the morning.