Smyrna times., 1901-11-20
CHESWOLD.
Large Number of Persons Suffering From
Vaccination Conversions RecOr-
ded For Central Nj. E. Church-LOcal
and Personal Mention.
ured.

end personal ment1O1.
Special Correspondence for the TIMES
CHEswoLD, Nov. 2Oth.-A large num-
ber of persons in Cheswold and vicin-
ity, have been disabled by vaccination.
Our school rooms were last week
greatly thinned out by pupils nursing
sore arms at home.
Q. b. Massey, proprietor of of the
Garrison Mills, found the power insult
ficlent to drive his rolls, one morning
last week, when upon examination, he
found bed of eels in the water wheel.
Our gunners were out in force last
Friday the 18th, in high anticipation
of days sport. They soon found,
however, it was too dry for dogs to
trail, and the wind too brisk also for
good Workmanship. They say rab-
bits are scarce in this locality.
Our Ladies Aid, are much pleased
with the outcome of their oyster sup
per, hold last Thursday and Friday
evenings. 1t was a pleasant affair,
socially, and in many other ways.
Oysters being expensive, and served
in two liberal plates, it was not how
ever, a big financial success. They
realized clear of expenses $26.57.
The meetings at Central NJ. E.
Church, closed last week with twenty
conversions, resulting also in great
awakening for the Church. Bethel is
also much revived as indicated by
general testimonial service after the
preaching hour last Sunday.
Cheswold Sunday School has voted
to hold a Christmas entertainment in
the church, Christmas night. Super
intendent w. G. Buckson has an
nounced committees for different
branches of the work of preparation.
Pastor Roe preached Sunday morn
ing a sermon we'll up to his usual
standard as to vigor in thought and
spirituality. The evening services
opened a series of revival meetings
with a sermon by Rev. T. r. Maloney,
of Morristown, New Jersey, from
Matthew 7th chapter and first part of
the second verse. Rev. Maloney is in
the evangelistic work, is very earnest,
aud full of the old time Methodist fire.
He may be in Cheswold during this
week
Postmaster g. B. Moore is giving
the interior of our mail quarters a coat
of paint.
Cheswold Sunday School proposes
to have a few short addresses at its
next Sunday session by local talent
from our W. G. T, u, it being a
"World's Temperance Lesson" by the
National Committee orders.
PersOnal.-Mr. d. G. Moore, of Phila-
delPhia, is visiting Mr.. aud Mrs.
Frank A. Moore and other relatives
and friends here. "Green" is a Jolly
fellow and has received the welcome
hand from hosts of his old friends
MIR. Unruh, of Philadelphia, has
been guest of his brother, Samuel
~ num- AO1h OAOoWOiu.- .. AMY
Waddell, of Blackiston's, was the
guest of Miss Lulu Boggs Saturday
and Su nday. Mr.. W. d. Bishop and
friend, Mr.. Hughes, both of Kennett
Square, Pa, were guests OF J. H.
Bishop last week. Mrs. Beulah Pratt.
of Dover, was guest of Mrs. w. S.
Cantwell last week. .-Messrs. Ralph
aud Harry Stout took an outing to
Philadelphia aud Wilmington last
Week.-Mrs. Elenora Griffin, of Ken
ton, was a guest of Mrs. Frank A.
Moore one day last week. Miss Flor
ence Cullen, of Dover, was visitor to
her sister last week. Rev. OK. Illick
is visiting friends at his old home, La
haska, Pa, where he will also marry a
young couple.-Mrs. w. o. Merrick
and children have returned from a
lengthy visit to friends at Wilmington
and Baltimore.