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Evening journal., 1900-06-25
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS
In HAPPY BAY VIEW

Bay View Md, June 2S.-The Rev.
j. 3. Jester and family are now en-
joying visit with friends in Whining
ton.
Little Catharine and James Abrams,
who have been i'll for the past week,
are now improving.
The Rev. j. b. Jester had a wedding
at the parsonage on Tuesday last The
parties came from Leeds.
The n. n. n. Club met at the home
Of Miss Annie Simcoe last evening.
This is the first time for some months
the club has held a social.
One of the most exciting games OF
tennis played this season was witness
cd on Wednesday evening.
Bethel festival was held on Wednes.
day evening. A number of young peo.
pie from this village attended.
Evening journal., 1900-06-25
HAYMAKING is SLOW
Farmers Say Flies is Due to the
Wet Weather

Landenberg. June 23.-Swlthin Short
lidge and George Haggerty attended
the Republican Convention on Tues
day.
Edwin Jefferis and wife attended the
carnival, held In Wilmington by the
Elks.
Some of the farmers in this neigh
borhood have commenced harvesting.
but are not making hay very fast on
account of the wet weather. The crop
OF grass and wheat is good.
Webb Forrest the census. enumerator
In London Britain township, informed
a person at whose house he called the
other day that the census are taken
every fifty years"
Wilmer Mote, who took charge OF S. j.
Pyle's mill,whlch was vacated by Harry
Crossan this Spring. is doing a rush
Ing business. He learned his trade at
this mill and the patrons are glad to
see him back again after an absence
OF three years.
Joshua Jeferis, accompanied his
grandson Walter Jefferis. to Whining
ton on Thursday, where he has obtain
ed a position as clerk in the National
Bank, OF Wilmington and Brandywine
H. H. Storey has placed an acetylene
gas machine In his store and 10 makes
a very fine light indeed. DR.. j. p. Edge
OF Downington, who Is agent for the
machine, was in town a few days ago
and he says he expects to sell several
machines I'm this neighborhood.
The customers of ID. i. Browns
hotel INDUCED in a little pugilstlc per
formance few nights ago In front OF
Thomas Lunds store. During the ex-
hibition man AIMED Douglas struck
Thomas Shortlidge in the eye, and as
a result Thomas now wears some.
what black looking countenance.
Evening journal., 1900-06-25
A PLEASANT MUSICALE
OverbrooIS Folks Delightfully."- Enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher

OverbrooiS Folks Delightfully."- Enter
tanned by Mr. and Mrs. Fisher
Overlook. June 2s.-Mosquitoes have
come.
The farmers are busy filling their
lofts with clover.
Mrs. Annie u. Fisher, has returned
from Mt Hermon, Mass, to spend her
Summer vacation with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry White.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fisher sociably
entertained at their home, Saturday
evening, some Of their friends. The
time was spent in music. and at ten
o'clock the friends We're invited to the
dining room. where refreshments were
served in the daintiest form. Those
present were Mrs. Annie r. Fisher
Misses Estclla and Minnie Warning
ton. Pearl King and Emma Marsh;
Messrs. William Falkner. Of Lewes
Henry J. Parker and Roy King. Many
others we're expected. but the weather
being so unfavorable. could not be
/ present
Miss Minnie Warrington spent sew
eral days with Miss Emma II. Marsh
Evening journal., 1900-06-25
WHEAT HARVEST
EARLIEST since '7s
Colorado Beetle Playing
Havoc With Tomato
Vines

Bowers' Beach. June 2S.-The rains
Of the past week have made the crops
fairly jump from the ground and pro
gress toward maturity with rapid
strides. Truck gardening Is we'll on
the way and vegetables and garden
products Of all kinds promise to be
plentiful in this Locality.
The writer In company with a friend
had the pleasure OF going aboard the
Mary u. Citizens while at this wharf;
foun Captain Durborougn and crow as
pOlte and accommodating as ever, and
every thing as clean as one wished to
see. She is making her regular two
trips a week with freights increasing
each trip
The beautiful fields OF wheat which
looked so golden the past ten days have
been cut and a large portion will be
threshed before the close OF the present
month. II Is said that wheat harvest
Is the earliest this year since the year
of 1879.
Many OF the farmers In this section
complain that the Colorado beetle, OF
so called potato bug. is playing havoc
with their tomato patches. while fields
OF plants have been badly damaged.
A new insect that is causing the most
trouble is a small black and yellow
beetle, which is a great destroyer to
all growing plants. Its name so far
has not been given by the scientists.
lt Is feared If these bugs continue that
the tomato crop will be short in this
section.
DR. T. III. Hubbard has a number Of
hands employed In grading the terrace
in front of Hotel Hubbard which Is
now completed. adding in looks as we'll
as convenience. In front OF the cot
tages along the river shore the ground
is now being graded and when complet-
ed will be OF great pleasure to the occu-
pants.
The peach, pear and apple crop never
looked more promising at this season
OF the year along the eastern shores OF
this county than II does at present.
According to the census taken, this
village only has i13 inhabitants. only
an increase OF % since the one previous
to this.
Evening journal., 1900-06-25
HARVEST And BERRIES
NOW ON NEAR NASSAU

Nassau, June 2s.-Harvest time has
arrived again.
Blackberries and raspberries are
ripening.
Misses Lizzie Register and Evelyn
Hannpm were the guests OF Miss Clara
Register, of Lewes, Sunday and Mon
day.
Norman Scott, of Milford has been
visiting relatives here this week.
s. c. Paynter, Jr.. the stenographer
has been spending few days IN Phila-
delphia. and Herbert Clendaniel, OF
Lincoln City, supplied his place.
Mrs. Anna Warringtone visited her
sister. Mrs. B. f. Truitt. Wednesday
Miss Leila Byron. little daughter OF
George Byron, while going on an er.
rand Tuesday cut her foot badly ant
was carried home by n passing team.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. c. Paynter Sr., wer,
the guests Of r. f. Perry OF Cool
spring.
Evening journal., 1900-06-25
VISITORS IN ODESSA
Some are City Folks and Others
College Students.


Odessa. June 2S.-Joseph Carrow is
entertaining her sister
Miss Edith stevens is home for a va
cation. She will probably be at home
all Summer.
Dr. Lewis brother, who has been his
guest since Saturday, left Thursday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Corbt attended
the funeral of Captain Mustard in
Smyrna.
DR.. Tull, who has been the guest OF
Dr. ID. W. Lewis for about a week, has
returned home.
Mrs. Wilson Walker, Of Wilmington,
has been spending few days with Mrs.
Harrison yandegrift.
Miss .-Dnel Lewis has returned to her
home at Parksley, Va.
Clarence Aspril has returned from
the West Chester State Normal School
for the Summer vacation.
Hugh Morris. who was principal .
the school this year has returned to hi
home in Greenwood.
Miss Amelia Vandegrift has beer
away visiting for two weeks. Mis-
Emma Eccles is assisting in her plac
in the post office.
VIII Naudain. who has been the gues
of his brother. George w. Naudain. ha
returned to his home in St. Louis, Nc
l.. w. Aspril. Jr.. Alexander p. Corbl
and Daniel COrbit were in rniladelphi
this week.
Evening journal., 1900-06-25
ABOUT FREDERICA FOLK
Some Arc Visiting and others Arc
Entertaining Their Friends

Entertaining Their Friends
Frederick, June 2S.-Miss Emma
Downs is visiting in Wilmington.
Miss Cooper Manlove is visiting inl
Philadelphia.
Miss Sadie Fowler is visiting near
Greensborough.
Miss Carrie V. Patterson spent Satuf-
day in Milford.
Charles Hardesty, Of FELTON,, is the
guest of Miss Priscilla Hardesty.
Thomas Cahall is the guest of his
parents, DR.. and Mrs. 4. V. Cahall
Mr.. and Mrs. James ManlOve have
returned from a trip to Philadelphia.
Miss Clara McIlyain, of Magnolia, is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. John Rus
sell
Mrs Annie Cox, Of Philadelphia. Is
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
G. B. Favinger.
Miss Blanche Seacord entertained a
few of her friends Friday evening. il
being her birthday
Mrs e. l.. Hubbard and daughter, OF
East Baltimore. are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Paris T. Carlisle.
Misses Annie j. Mifflin and Sue Lay
man have returned to Wilmington aftei
a visit with Miss Emma Downs.
Miss Ethlyn Hardesty is home from
Dickinson College, for the Summe
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs w. Har
desty.
Evening journal., 1900-06-25
HUCKLEBERRIEs INMARKET
Captain W. c. Hcvin, Of Delmar. is
Critically III.

Delmar, June 23-Captain w. G..
Hearn lies unconscious at his home
here.
Miss Lula LarrimOre, of Seaford, Is
uhe guest OF Miss Maud Hayman.
Mr. and Mrs Charles E. West, OF
Washington. d. c., are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. B. Ker.
DR.. and Mrs Robert Ellegood en-
tertained a few OF their friends on
Wednesday evening.
The Helping Hand Circle met at the
home Of Misses Hettie and Blanche
Reninger, with quite a large attendance
Of members and visitors. An interest
ing program was rendered
Hucxleberries have made their ap-
pearance in market.
Misses Halle Culver and Susie Hast.
ings visited Salisbury this week.
Wesley Bryan, who has been sick for
some time, is able TO be out again.
C. c. Tomlinson is spending this
week in Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1900-06-25
SEASON OF GRADUATES
Numerous Young People of Rising
Sun Win Honors

Rising Sun, Nd, June 23.-The
twenty-sixth annual commencement OF
the Friends Normal Institute was
held Friday evening. The graduates
were Miss II. Maude Kirk Helen
Philips, Margaret Boyd, Emily and
Mabel Duyckinck. Addresses were made
by Hon. 4. X. Stubbs, Of Oxford and
E. r. Burlington.
Horace M. Duyckinck was graduated
from Cheltenham Military Academy,
Ogontz, Pa. last week. He was the
class prophet and won the gold medal
in the oratorical contest.
Miss Mary r. Gillespie. OF Noting
ham, Pa, entertained a number OF Ris-
ing Sun friends, Thursday evening
June IA. Those present were Misses
Gertrude Dare. Hanna and Carrie Kirk,
Lula Worthington. Alma Keilholtz.
Emma Wilson and Mrs. G. o. Bechtel,
Of Galesburg, ILL.,. Messrs. F. L. Worth
ington, VIII Megilligan, Harry s..
Keilholtz and John Armstrong.
John Sheppard and Miss Potts. Of
New York, visited H. ]. Sheppard and
family last week.
Walter X. Terry has disposed Of the
daily paper route here TO Chalmer G.
Reynolds.
A carload of stone tagging has been
received by the town commissioners
this week and viii be laid on East Main
street in the near future.
The ThimBle Club was pleasantly en-
tertained last Tuesday afternoon by
Miss Grace A. Wilson.
Mrs G. o. Bechtel, of Galesburg, H.,
is visiting Rising Sun friends.
At the last meeting of GARFIELD Post,
No is, June p, a resolution was passed
appointing a committee TO draft a card
of thanks to the teachers and students
OF the Friends Normal Institute; the
teachers and pupils of the Rising Sun
public school and the public for their
liberal contribution Of flowers and as
sistance in the memorial services on
May 30, and to the trustees OF the Nor
NAL School for the use of their school
house; to the Rev. Mr.. Westerfield for
his able and appropriate address on
that occasion.
Evening journal., 1900-06-25
TOME STUDENTS
HAVE GOOD TIME
Small Port Deposit Boy
Falls and Breaks His
Arm

Port Deposit, Nd, June 2S.-Little
Howard Campbell fell of a wagon
while playing down on the wharf,
breaking his right arm.
The Rev and Mrs. H. A. G. Wester-
field and Miss Gladys, OF Rising Sun,
are guests Of Mrs. j. A. Gerry
Mrs. Houser and children, of Cadiz,
Ohio. are being entertained by Mrs. r.
S. Tome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard McClenahan,
OF Princeton, n. j., are Mrs. J. NJ. Nc
Clenahan's guests.
Howard Way, OF Kansas City,
Kansas, spent Sunday with Mrs. s. A.
Reynolds.
Miss Foard and Miss Tull, of Elkton,
are visiting the Rev. and Mrs. A. S.
Mowbray
Mr.. and Miss Scott. OF Elkton, were
Mrs. Clemson's guests this week.
Miss Bessie Pugh Is I'm Atlantic City.
Messrs Edwin Boyenton and w. r.
Nesbitt attended the Republican con-
vention in Philadelphia this week.
Miss Frances Barnard has gone to
her home in New York
Miss Clara Mann will spend the Sum-
mer at Rochester n. Y.
Miss Alice Gardner is I'm Cadiz, Ohio.
Mr.. Thackery, Of Annapolis, has re-
turned to his home
Miss Merthyr Evan vii spend her va
cation in West Pittston, Pa.
Miss Helen Shaad is in New York.
Miss Mary Lawton Is with relatives
in Minneapolis. MINI.
l.. l.. -.
Ny.
Miss Helen Todd is in New York.
Miss Nanette Jewett is visiting in
Hartford county.
Dr. John S. French vii spend his va
cation in Worcester, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aldrich and Mr.. France
took the graduating class of Tome In
stitute, Miss May Osborne, Ellen Ander-
son, Messrs Charles Butchenhart
Chester Harper, James Hutchinson and
few friends on a sailing party on the
Pastime. Mrs. Tome entertained the
class at tea and Mrs. Newell in the
evening entertained them.
The Hytheham, a literary society Of
young ladies', gave reception in the
Tome Institute on Friday evening. Te
the right, going into the institute was
an arch. under which stood the recep.
tion committee, composed OF Mrs. Char
lotte Newell, Mrs Jacob Tome. Mrs. II
c. Nesbitt. Mrs. John r. Bond and Mis-
Gardner. The assembly was beauti
fully decorated with green, daisies an,
cut flowers. The program was as fol
lows: Solo, Miss Elizabeth Johnson
address, subject, Book Making" FL
bert Hubbard, Of East Aurora, n. Y
This address was one of the most de
/ lightful ever given in the institute. MI
/ Hubbard lives in East Aurora, and /
building up the town by giving thos
in the town work in the book -bindin
factory he has. He also starts peopl
in other kinds of business and is doin
a great deal of good for his town; sol
Mr.. Wiley.
After listening to this delightful an
/ profitable program, a reception wa
held, and ices and cake served, tn
Mattresses being Misses Mari ClapT
Nellie Armstrong, Mamie Stephenson
Estella Wilson, Carrie Vanneman, Ad
Crawford. Mary Smith, Winfred EN-
mOrd.
Evening journal., 1900-06-25
VACATION IN CANTERBURY
Cards Announce the Wedding Of a
Former Academy Instructor

1AiuN Announce the hcuhinR OF a
Former Academy Instructor
Canterbury, June 23.-Reubon Frei-
del has returned from Brown Univer-
sity to spend the Summer vacation with
his parents.
Z. B. Keller and son, Lawrence, were
in Philadelphia recently.
Joseph Burchenal attended the com
mencement exercises Of Dickinson Col
lege where his son, Caleb e.. was grad
uated. The two returned home via
Washington. stopping off several days
TO see the sights.
Miss Elizabeth Johnson, of Houston,
spent several days with her friend,
Mary Friedel. after the commencement
of the Academy.
Harvey Keller has about finished
enumerating the rural part Of his cen
sus district and expects TO begin al
Wyoming about Saturday
Cards are out announcing the mar.
riage of Cieora p. Bonneville TO Prof
Samuel b. Churchill. a former instruct.
or Of the Wilmington Conference Acad
emy.
Evening journal., 1900-06-25
MILLVILLE BUILDING BOOM
Several Houses Completed and Others
Contracted For


Millville. June 23.-Miss Matte Tun-
mel and her sister Emma, OF Philadel-
phia, are visiting their aunt and uncle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Holloway Of
this place.
Orlando B. Evans. has returned 10
Philadelphia, where he will again en-
gage in the tugboat business.
Mrs. Kate II. Evans has gone to
Philadelphia for the treatment Of her
eyes.
George Barnett, who has been sick for
a long time is no better at this writ
ing.
John E. Lynch, OF Philadelphia. is
going to build a nice mansion in this
village this Summer.
The house to be occupied by Edward
McKenney, is nearing completion.
Daniel Powell will build a house
here sometime before Autumn.
Harvey Dukes came home Monday
night and went away Tuesday morn
ing He was to go to Lowes, to NEE
tugboat there.
Mrs. Emma Dukes and daughter
l Miss Ethel, are visiting relatives il
I East0n, Md.
Thomas Dukes is visiting Phila
delphia.
Huckleberries are getting ripe ant
they are plentiful.
Evening journal., 1900-06-25
A COMING WEDDING
Miss Annie Yardley the Bride and
Charles Prettyman the Groom

Charles p Prettyman the Groom
Milford. June 2s.-Charles Prettyman
and Miss Anna Yardley, of Milford, will
be married dn Christ p. r. Church, Mil
ford. on Wednesday, June 27, the Rev
j. J.. McKim officiating. DIR. ]. s.
Prettyman. Jr.. brother of the groom,
will be the best man. The ushers Will
be Farnan Yardley of Orange N. j.;
Will Prettyman, John Holland and
Hall Anderson Of Milford. A recep-
ton will follow at the home Of the
bride. After a wedding trip the young
people will spend the Summer at Re-
hObOth.
Miss Elizabeth Rlckard delightfully."-
entertained a number OF her friends at
cards IN honor of her guest,A Miss Miller
of Minnesota. Arthur Reynolds. OF
Virginia, is the guest Of his mother
here
Miss Rena Gilman has returned from
Dobbs Ferry. n. y. whore she has
been spending the Winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson, OF MiddletOwn
are the guests of Mrs. Robert Davis
Mr. Beecher and son of New York
are visiting friends here.
Evening journal., 1900-06-25
WIFE FOLLOWS HUSBAND
TO GRAVE In FEW DAYS

Cecilton. Md. June 23.-The Rev. and
Mrs. J. A. Arters spent few days OF
this week in Baltimore.
Mrs. James p. Mccoy and Mrs. An
drew Schoheld have returned from a
visit with friends IN Elkton.
James II. Smith is attending the Ma
tonal Council of the Jr. o. u. "A. NJ,
In Philadelphia.
The festival Of the p e. Church was
quite a success, $50 being realized.
Washington Lake has purchased the
mill at Bunker Hill, known as Muir
phys mill.
Mrs Robert Ferguson and Miss
Mamie Jones visited Still Pond Thurs
day.
Farmers are in the midst of their hay
and wheat harvest A good WELD OF
wheat is expected and the recent adj
vance in price causes great encourage
ment
The community was greatly shocked
on Monday upon hearing OF the death
OF Mrs. Henrietta w. Davis, who died
in Baltimore from the effects Of an
operation. Following 50 closely upon
the death of her husband. Judge David
p. Dacis, which occurred about two
months ago, makesthis particularly sad.
They viii be greatly missed In the COM
munity and especially In the p. y.
Church, OF which both we're faithful
members. Much sympathy is felt for
their son, Lambert W. Davis, who
within 80 short time is bereft Of b0th
father and mother. The funeral SER
vices were held Wednesday morning at
II O'Clock; interment at st. Stephens
p. e. cemetery.
Evening journal., 1900-06-25
MANY DOCS POISONED.
Little Girl Narrowly Escaped n
serious Accident


Serious Accident
North East. Nd. June 23.--William
Masbin, an employe OF the Hardwood
Lumber Company had his right leg
badly bruised by a log rolling on Il.
No bones were broken and he will prob
ably soon be around again.
The dog poisoner is abroad In the
town. some twenty of the animals have
paid the penalty, one or two OF them
had valuable qualities, but most OF
them were worthless ours whose lots
is our gain, in sheep at least.
Luella Davis, the 3-year-old
daughter OF John r. Davis. met with
a narrow escape from serious injury.
The child was In a baby carriage on
the front porch. by some means the
vehicle got a start toward the high
steps down which 1t plunged, over
turning and throwing out the child and
finally landing in heap on the pave
ment causing quite sensation in the
thiclxly populated neighborhood. The
child except a bruise on the arm ap-
pears TO have escaped injury, though
unconscious for some moments after
the accident.
The American Mechanics are making
improvements TO their hall building by
changing tho lower story from store
rooms into living rooms and have al
ready secured good tenants.
Walter Cheadle has removed his shoe
store to the building lately vacated by
Mrs. Hannah Hyland.
Drew Beatty is home from St. Johns
College for the Summer vacation.
bringing with him a first grade certif-
cate for studies and conduct and hon
orable mention in the college COM
mencement exercises for proficiency in
Latin, German and English study.
Evening journal., 1900-06-25
NEW LODGE IN sHARPTOwN
Queen Isabella Lodge, Daughters OF
Rebecca. Instituted

sharptown, June 23-Queen Isabella
Lodge No. -. Daughters of Rebecca.
an auxiliary 20 the Odd Fellows, has
been organized and instituted here
with membership at A. The follow
ing state officers were present: Grand
Master John Bell, Grand Warden An
derson. After the business was COM
pleted Grand Master Bell addressed the
lodge. after which refreshments were
served. The officers of the new society
are as follows: Noble grand. Mrs.
James p. Cooper; vice-grand. Miss
Hester Bradley; recording secretary,
Miss Lena Cooper; financial secretary,
Maude Eaton treasurer. Mrs. J. w.
Elzey.
Delegate 7. S. Bennett and family. OF
Riverton, spent Sunday la town.
The Rev w. o. Bennet. of Fruitland,
spent last week in town.
A. c. Adams. Of Baltimore, is home
spending a vacation Of two weeks.
Evening journal., 1900-06-25
SCARCITY OF TIN
CAUSES FACTORY TO CLOSE

Rising Sun, June 23.-Miss Fannie
Morris and William Paine have return
ed from their extended visit to Brook
lyn, New York City and Philadelphia.
where at the latter place they attended
the Convention parade Monday even
ing.
The Farmers Preserving Company OF
this place, has closed the factory for a
few days on account Of delay in the
shipment of tin.
Ernest Spence has been visiting
near here this week.
Evening journal., 1900-06-25
GOT Big PRICES
FOR HIS CROPS
Successful Year for a Farmer
Near CannOn'S in
Sussex County

FELTON,, June 2S.-Mrs. Peter Lowber.
of Cowgill's. who was visiting her
sister. Mrs. Annie S. Conner. has re-
turned home.
Miss Clara Burnlte was in Washing
ton this week.
Miss Ethel Hardesty. OF Dickinson
College. was In FELTON, on Friday She
has returned home for the Summer
vacation and is now with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Hardesty In
Frederick.
Mrs. Rebecoa Dunn. OF Camden. was
the guest Of Mrs. Jennie Clifton this
week.
Levy Court Commissioner John c..
Gruwell who was injured by a runa-
way accident near Dover ten weeks
ago. was IN Feton recently.
James Friedel. youngest son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob F'riedel. who resides on
his farm near Cannons. in old Sussex
netted from his crop OF strawberries
this year $500. and slOS from his peas,
also SS7 from asparagus, and expects
$500 from his raspberry crop. and be-
sides his prospect is good for a fine
peach crop. The above are not mean
figures to realize from a farm in one
year
Elias Mohler, of Philadelphia, Is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
G. Mohler
f. L. Hardesty and son. Cortland.
were In Philadelphia on Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Martha Burnite was in viii
mington attending the carnival.
A. b. Conner was In Philadelphia as
delegate to the National Republican
Convention.
shern Wayne Biting, with his
grandson. Bryan Laros. OF Allentown,
Pa, We're guests OF MT. and Mrs. Levi
Heistand on Saturday, Sunday and
Monday,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. IL. Burgess and son,
Of Ccntreyille, were guests OF Mrs.
Jennie Clifton this week.
Charles w. Hardesty visited his
uncle William c. Hardesty an Fred
erica this week
Mrs. William B. Turner, Of Odenton,
A. A., county, Nd, is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. II. /. schlinke.
Miss Ethel O'Neal was in FELTON, on
Monday. the first time for ten weeksi
on account of an attack OF rheumatism,
part OF which time she suffered very
much.
Mrs. Fegley and daughter, and Gross
Houch, Of Pennsylvania, are visiting
Mrs. James NJ. and Miss Nora Tee.
Mrs. Frank Case and son. Ellis, OF
Harrington. were guests of Mrs. T. E
Killen this week.
William ]. Simpson shipped from
FELTON, on last Monday 5000 quarts o.
very fine rasperries.
i FELTON, expects to have an old fash
Toned Fourth Of July celebration. Their
viii be a good brass band. some goo,
speeches and dinerent kinds of amuse
ments. and in the evening fine dis
play Of fireworks.
Miss Guila Heathers. of Milford. wa
with friends in Felton on Thursday.
/ Miss Maud Kemp is visiting relative
at Chestertown.
The Rev. j. ID. Kemp attended tn,
funeral Of his late friend, Hon. JohI
II. Hoiiecker on Wednesday.
Several farmers are having thei
scarlet clover threshed. John Hey,
. saved 90 bushels and would have ha,
over 100 had it not rained on It befor
it was cured. Amos G. Turner expect
over 200 bushels, and will thresh il thi
week There are a number OF othe
farmers around FELTON, who will hav
seed, but not so much as Heyd am
Turner have.