Smyrna times., 1901-07-24
fVS Of THE DELAWARE
AMI MARYLAND PENINSULA
.,.sr,NGlTEMS CLEANED FROM STATE
"'N ,yO EASTERN SHORE PAPERS.
H.ooeuings OF the Different Towns of
l'''' ",I. nl.,,sula and the Rural Districts,
D' p.rsoual. Social and Otherwise.


,,o,brook Methodist Episcopal
on .h Wilmington, will erect par
sr .,pags to cost s8OOo'
u.resfter officers of the National
anard will meet every month IN Will
YIN ;ngtop for instruction.
T.. Downes, lately of Philadelphia,
having VII bought out the drug store of
n'F p' H. Hayman, Frederick, Del,
u III onen a full line of drugs and drug
g.ts sundries'
Edward Addicks has purchased
hs slOop yacht Ilderim, which Cor
a,Iin. y. Vanderbilt, Jr., had built for
himself 1i some years ago. He will use
i for cruising only.
corornor Hum and staff have ac-
.,ntsd an invitation to attend tn un-
,;l;nc of memorial at CoOch's
B.dge, September 3rd, in honor Of
Ss flag first unfurled in battle there
auripg the Revolution.
Last week Sheriff Reedy sold the
land and premises belonging to Frank
Uorcnr situated on Lockerman street,
nover west of the Bayard House, to
,,torney Thos. c. Frame, Jr., for
sfOO subject to a mortgage OF $500.
John c. Blizzard of Smyrna, has
uld the black PAGER, Rocket, recently
purchased from J. Edward Beck, of
Dover to Jefferson Ford, of Lewes.
Rocket is one of the best road horses
aver seen in this vicinity and Mr..
] Ford has secured a fine driver.
4 Charles \. McGahey, surerinten-
dent o: the Prudential Insurance Co.
for the Dover district, has been obliged
TO give up his position at Dover, ow-
inc to the bad health of his wife, and
will be transferred to some other terri
tory. In the meantime he will be To-
Gated in Philadelphia. He is succeeded
by George B. Morton of the home Of
fee.
i 7. Victor Clark Of Dover, left on
Thursday to camp with members of a
! Pennsylvania regiment, of which his
cousin, Frank Shakespeare, is a second
I lieutenant. After the encampment
j Victor expects to procure a position
I With firm of railroad contractors, and
4 successful will be located in the
Vestern part of Pennsylvania.
q Josiah Marvil, representing a mum
Der Of Philadelphians, has sent to
Dover charte: for the Trenton, Phil
aielphia Wilmington Transportation
1 Company. The object is to run 1
tansportation line between Whining
ton and Trenton, either by land o
water The capital stock will be 5000,
M
Dover has under its present admins
dAtiOn branched out on regular me
nopOlitan lines. Squire Wood has es
ablished regular house of detention
idloining his Office, where witnesse
and prisoners alike are kept unit
Eanted. Chief Huld has established
patrol service which is as unique q
Is varied, and Canine Manipulate
Mas runs an ambulance that woul
% credit to any dog hospital.
Reuben F. Friedel, son of Freder
inedel of Viola, had been appolnte
I P the War Department as a teacht
IL ihe Philippines Islands. Mr.. Fried
aI'ed for his new field of occupatio
At Tuesday and will sail from Sa
francisco on government transpo
.aleW days. Mr.. Friedel is one
we hundred teachers selectt
throughout the United States +,
TucatlOnal work in the Philippines.
sewing machine repairer is worI
. an old trick in Sussex county.
80 OLD that most persons who ha
-''ef oeen caught with it have forge
J al about it. The man gets pc
-'''lOn to clean machine and r
-p'es part for which he substitut
OOhen part. 1t will cost several dc
~ !" replace it, and as he carries
rug ne secures permission to do
~pu'' back the original part, gets
victim. VI u '"o "e
4's' warden Meserve and his ia
orc now living in the residence d
'he new State workhouse.
no ''a completely furnished and I
used as a meeting place for [
,'s and also the offices have be
ly furnished. The board roc
nasT Vi the prettiest in the buildi
o. the meetings of the trust,
oelrg held there.