Smyrna times., 1901-06-26
PENINSULA MATTERS
Of GENERAL IMPOR TANCE,
ITEMS Of INTEREST CLEANED FROM THE
STATE AND EASTERN SHORE.
r.ou0h a Community OF Common Interest
Vet Every Week Brings its Changes With
Regard to People Well Known.

Vet Every week Drlhgs iS ShahSes WIN
Regard to People Well Known.
Frank VanGesel has accepted po
.;t;on in the bank at Harrington.
Rev L. W. Layfeld re-dedicated
+ba NJ E. Church at Nassau on Sun
day.
Chief Justice Lore addressed the
Graduates of the Georgetown High
School Thursday evening.
Last week several carloads of mater
ial arrived for the Delaware General
Electric Railway Company.
The widow of William E. Cotter
died in Philadelphia Wednesday. Her
remains were brought to Dover for
burial.
Miss Mary Van Dyke and Daniel B.
Jones were married IN Townsend
Wednesday.
In Philadelphia Thursday the we'd
ding of Miss Annie Cohee, of Dover,
to Frank Bawn, of Hazleton, Pa, took
place.
,A!jolIy party of Pennsylvania Uni
yersity boys have spent week at kits
Hammock. They have a steam launch
with them.
August Ritter, aged 80 years, died
at the home of his mother-in-law,
Mrs. Julia Louderbough, Dover, of
consumption.
James Slaymaker, near Dover, has
sold to his son, Andrew Wilson Slay-
msker, the 60 acre farm now occupied
by the purchaser for $4,000.
Governor Hum has appointed Cap
tain James 7. Buckson, of Little Greek
collector of oyster revenue, to sue
ceed Frank E. Maloney whose tern
has expired.
The wedding of George Pepper Nor
ris, of Philadelphia, and Miss Ida Nor
rell took place in Newport on Wednes
day. The mother of Mr.. Norris was
formerly Miss Agnes Price, of vii
mington.
George H. Fowler, of Wyoming
after eating 81 dozen raw clans, one
dozen bananas, one quart of peanut
and one oyster stew, was taken vic
lently i'll last Sunday night and ha
been under the doctors care eve
since.
Wilmington churchmen are inter
ested in plan to insure the salary O
Bishop Coleman at $4,000 a year
During the year just closed there wa
deficit of about $500 in the salary O
Bishop Coleman.
Miss Charlotte Jones and the Rev
E. W. Caswell, of New York, wei
married in Middletown Wednesda,
the ceremony being performed by th
Rev. W. L. S. Murray. Among IL
wedding presents were two $50 check
At noon Wednesday Miss EleanC
Frank was married to Philip Henr
Peck, of New York. The bride wi
attended by Miss Ethel Heverin
maid of honor, and the best man W
DIR. Peck, of New York, the groom
brother. The ceremony was perform
by Rev. George NJ. Bond, rector of Il
church.
By the death of Howard Culbret
great difference in the religious /
liefs of family have been brought
public notice. Mr.. Culbreth's faith
is an Episcopalian, his mother a Be
tist and on his deathbed he embrac
the full Roman Catholic faith. ]
was inferred in Presbyterian bur
ground. He was thirty-four years
age.
Pedlers must have their liceni
with them when selling goods in &
streets, or pay So and costs. This
the decision given by Judge Churchm
IN the city court in the case of JAG
son Henry, charged with selling We,
tables from a wagon in the city stree
1t was proved that Henry was {
ployed by Andrew Cole, who haC
certificate from the clerk of the pc
to the effect that Cole had taken
the proper license.
On the recommendation of Congrt
man Ball, Samuel Alrich has be
appointed postmaster in Glasgl
The present postmaster is Zachary
Harris, an employe of Mr.. Alrich.
appointment of Mr.. Alrich is dist
blow to the Addicksites, for nowh
IN New Castle county has Addicks
such staunch opponent as the
pointee. Mr.. Alrich was State Sc
4or in the memorable session of
Legislature of 1895.