Evening journal., 1899-10-20
NOTES ABOUT TOWNSEND
MARRIAGE OF MISS MOLLIE GILL
AND WILLIAM ALLENDER.
OTHER NEWS.

AND WILLIAM ALLENDER.
OTHER NEWS.
Townsend, Oct. 19.-AIiss Mollie Gill
and William Allender were quietlymar-
ried at North East, Nd, and will make
their future home in Havre de Grace,
Nd, where the groom is well known.
The young couple left here, and when
they reached North East, according to
arrangement which had been perfected
by the groom, their troth was plighted
The Methodist minister at that place
officiated. Mr.. AHender had a hand
somely furnished new home awaiting
himself and bride, their reception in
Havre de Grace being a very pleasant
one. Mrs. Allender has many friends
in this section, she having been a gen.
eral favorite in social circles.
The entertainment recently given by
them embers Of the Junior Epworth
League proved to be quite successful.
both financially and otherwise The
entertainment was much enjoyed by
old and young, as it was a series OF
very pleasant evenings. There was
quite crowd present considering how
busy the farmers and others were at
the time. The town people also dis
played much interest. The proceeds,
amounting 10 $50, will no doubt be
wisely disbursed for the benefit of the
juvenile society. The line of curiosities
which were shown by the many at
tendants proved very interesting and
were favorably commented upon Much
credit is due Mrs. Daniel Maloney and
Mrs. John Atwell and the others who
so successfully arranged and super
vised the very pleasant affair
These members of Union Castle, No.
II. Knights of Golden Eagle. OF
Smyrna, paid Appoquinimink Castle,
No 10, of this place, a fraternal visit:
Charles Walker, Richard Long, David
Crusen, Joseph S. Windal, Charles P.
Thornley,, Harry Mattiford George.
Ireland, BENJAMIN Turner, John Far
rell. William Mcdowell, John Inman,
and George II. Rose. The visitors
were royalty entertained by their local
brethren
II reports be true Of the quantity OF
turnip seed purchased by suburban
farmer, and which he is sowing on
fertile soil. there will be no lack Of
"sallet' in this town. and in fact, the
whole county might come and "cut sal
let'' and IL would never be missed
James Daley has been quite success
full in the growing of white and
also sweet potatoes this year. He had
but q small tract of land devoted
to these vegetables, yet he secured a
remarkable crop, the tubers being large
and in fine condition. Until about two
years ago Mr.. Daley was engaged in
extensive farming, and while thus en-
ployed he was considered a wideawake
and prosperous tiller of the soil.
John CHM, a venerable and we'll
known citizen of this section, died at
the home Of his brother, BENJAMIN
CHM, near this place. He had been
ailing for some time, yet he continued
to apply himself to business.
Fred. Schwatka, whose serious accl-
dent was duly recorded a few weeks
ago. is now able to move about and tc
mingle with friends. Mr.. Schwatka. Ii
will be recalled. met with a very pain.
ful mishap while chopping wood, the
axe having glanced and entered his
foot near the ankle.
Harry King has charge OF the force
Of labelers at the cannery, where $780,
600 cans Of tomatoes are being speedily
prepared for shipment. Mr. King ex-
poets to have the work all completed
by the latter part of next week.
Willard Salmons and wife, of Chi
tdkos are Lne guests OF MS mOLler, Mrs
Daniel Salmons, and other relatives
here.
]. p. Ennis. who was born and rear
ed near Townsend, but who for man,
years has been a teacher in varioul
parts of Maryland. is visiting in thii
section For the last year Mr.. Ennis
has been located in Baltimore. He will
return after briefly visiting Claytol
friends during the latter part of Octo
ber
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pollitt have re
turned to their home in PHILADELPHIA
after having had a most enjoyable visi
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Schwatlx
and other relatives and friends
Miss Laura LYMAN, daughter q
Joseph Lyman, OF near Smyrna. an
Albert Cloud were quietly married A
the home Of the brides father. Rev
Charles Hill. of Smyrna, OFFICIATING
After a trip to Niagara Falls they Wi
reside near this place.
Miss Anita Wilson has returned Z
the West Chester Normal School .wher
she will resume her studies. Will
here Miss Wilson was the guest of he
sister Mrs. Winfield Lattomus.
Mrs. George Pinder and childre
N"vo refurned from a visit to Middle
town. where they attended the forfeit