Smyrna times., 1899-01-25
CLAYTON.

Items OF Interest Cleaned From the Doin,
in and About Town.
Preaching at Downs Chapel mex
Sunday at 2.30 p. IN.
Try our HomeMade. .Mipcemeat -
". H. Davis, Clayton, Del. +
A BOX Social will be given q
Blackiston's Schoolhouse to-morro,
evening for the benefit of Salem NJ
P. Church.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Coleman of tn
Diocese OF Delaware, will preach a
Trinity p. E. Church both mornin,
and evening of next Sunday.
Mrs. J. E. Nicholson was called h,
telegram, to Philadelphia last week
by the sickness of her daughter, Mis-.
Ella. She returned Saturday night
Rev. John \. Wright of Vienna. will
assist the pastor of Ewell's NJ. P.
Church this week, i'll the revival meet
ings, and will be present on Thursday
night, and continue till after Sunday.
Nine conversions were made at
Salem NJ. P. Church on Sunday even
Ing last, Rev. W. w White, pastor.
is meeting with considerable success
with the revival meeting going on
there.
The illustrated lecture in Ewells NJ.
P Church last Saturday night. ON
Bunyan's Pilgrim Progress delighted
an audience that filled the church. it
was strictly religious in its character.
and was help to the revival services
being held in the church.
Isaac Senix of Blackiston's Cross
Roads, was happily married to Miss
Alice Fox, daughter of Mr.. Abraham
Fox, OF Bingham Station, last Thurs
day evening by the Rev. Robert Roe
OF henton. The groom is one of the
best known farmers in that section.
The marriage of Miss Lille REYNOLDS.
daughter of James Reynolds near
Clayton, to Mr.. Walter p. Pratt of
Clayton, took place last Tuesday in
Philadelphia. They returned to make
their future home in Clayton on the
Friday following.
The second meeting of the Duck
Creek Hundred Sunday School As
ISOLATION will be held in Asbury NJ. E.
Church, Smyrna, on February the IA.
So far FieldSecretary Aubrey Van
dever has been instrumental in organiz-
inc - Hundred Associations.
The remains of Sipple E. Norris.
brother of Ernest Norris of this town.
we're brought from Wilmington Thurs
day, and inferred in Ewell NJ. P.
Cemetery. Mr.. Norris met his death
by being caught between two freight
ears on the B. & o. Railroad from
which he died on Tuesday last.
Arrangements have been made for
ali Clayton persons attending the
Musical and Literary Entertainment
given for the benefit of the Presbv-
terrain Church at the Opera House.
smyrna, Friday evening, to return in
hacks after the performance for 10
cents.
The programme for next Sunday in
EWell's NJ. p. Church will be, sermon
IN the morning by the pastor, Rev. J. |
I. Nicholson, subject, "Christ at
Jacobs Well"; Sunday School at ? D.
m A revival service at 7.3O p. m.
with sermon by Rev. John A.
Wright. The meetings will continue
each night during next week.
1he official Board of st. Paul's NJ.
Z. Church will meet on Friday even
ng IN the lecture room of the church.
lhe Ladies Aid Society will meet with
mem when the matter of purchasing
ne new parsonage and the finances
vii be discussed. The Parsonage
committee had a meeting the past week
md report progress. All that remains
the payment of a portion of the
mount asked and a deed will be given.
As soon as the line is completed at
harrington, the Diamond State Tele-
none Company is going to make
mother effort to get consent from the
layton Town Council to run their line
within town limits. AS soon as an ex-
mango is opened there, they propose to
ontinue the line north Of Middle
own. Most all the towns in the State
onth of Smyrna are now connected by
hone. Will the Council of Clayton
urn it down?
PersOnal.-Miss Blanche Crow of
1hmington is visiting Mrs. w. f.
,lements.-R. Hirons Clifton of the
,nlyersity of Pennsylvania, is making
us mother visit.-Miss Hettie Den
icy OF Cheswold, was a visitor to Clay
On the past week. Miss Maie Harris
: visiting in Wilmington. Frank
larmonson of Berlin, Md, is the
'uest Of his brother. DIR. G. G. Har-
lOnson.-J. w. Grant of Rome, Ga,
visiting his son, H. w. Grant.
~, aAE GovERNOR's VETo. Says a
'mmington paper: "Governor Tun-
'eh allowed the Democratic Legisla-