Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-02-15
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Ctumpton Will soon be Incorporated.
A mattress factory has located at
Easton.
Methodists will erect church at
Worton.
An electric light plant will be erected
ut Still Pond.
A holiness convention will be held ut
Denton February ed.
A shirt factory and cannery will be
established at Winchester.
The Advance is the name of a PAPER
recently established at Hurlocls.
A table in memory of N. f. Nichols
will be put in Trinity Church, Easton.
Sudlersrille NJ. E. Church will hold
campmeeting from August Sd to
August 18th.
3. Louis Landlord Of Princess Anne
has been appointed pay clerk on the
battleship Kearsarge.
Miss Dora Anthony was seriously in
iured at Northeast Saturday, by being
struck by hand car.
William Catlin of Crisfield was fatally
shot at Seven Pines last Thursday. 1t
Is not known who shot him.
The Rev. @. F. Hutchins Of Trapps
fell dead Tuesday, while obtaining a
prescription from his physician.
1t is conceded that @. L. Vincent of
Snow Hill will be appointed fish COM
missioner for the Eastern Shore.
Charles Moody has been appointed
overseer of the Cecil County Aims
house, and Mrs. Moody matron.
Chestertown NJ. E. Church has in
vited the Rev. Il. e. Sunfield to return
as pastor next conference year; Pomona,
the Rev. j. r. Cannon.
The wedding of Herman Gruber and
Miss Georgeanna E.. Lloyd, the former
of Chestertown, will take place in
Scott Church, Philadelphia, February
18th.
Lorenzo D. Snyder of Port Deposit
was severely wounded during an engage
ment In the Philippines last December.
He was also wounded at Santiago July
Sd, 1858.
The wedding of Thomas r. Emory,
jr., Of Kent Island and Miss Elizabeth
A. Warfield Of Mt. Try will take place
in Emanuel Church, Baltimore, Feb
iuary 2lst.
Still Pond M. e. Church, last week,
presented the Rev. E. p. Roberts with
set of harness and carriage robe,
and gave Mrs. Roberts purse con-
tanning 1875.
Perryville M. +. Church has invited
the Rev. Geoge W. Dawson to return
as pastor next conference year ; Kent
Island, the Rev. s. p. ShiEman; As
bury, near Crisfield, the Rev. g. @.
Senser.
William II. Elder will in few days
make substantial gift to the city Of
Elkton, In the form of the land south
of East Main street, bordering on the
Elk River. The property will be placed
In the control OF commission.
Cecil county farms have been sold as
follows: The James O. Bell farm, to
Robert remnant, for $1,000; the Row
land farm, to Robert b. Russell, for
$3.50; the Point Of Rocks farm, to
Stephen j. Caldwell, for So, 100; the
John P. Shippers farm, to John M.
Clayton. for 81, 500.
Gunby Presbyterian Church, Stock
ton, which was endowed with $4,000
BY the late Dr.. Gunby, in addition to
his giving enough to build the present
land Legislature to pass an act giving
control of the fund TO the committee
of Gunby Church. AS there was no
regular Presbyterian organization at
Stockton at the time of his death, DIR.
Gunby left the money in trust with the
committee of Snow Hill Presbyterian
Church, the interest obtained there
from to be used for the specific purpose
of Eaying preacher. The committee
of Snow Hill Church is in thorough
accord with the desires of Gunby
Church, and IL is thought the trust
can 6e legally transferred to the repre-
sentatives Of that congregation.