Smyrna times., 1901-06-12
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Items of Interest Cleaned From the DOings
In and About Town.
An event of St. Paul M. E. Church
next Sunday evening will be the Chill
dren's Day Exerc ises.
The Society of Willing Workers OF |
Ewel's NJ. P. Church will meet at the
parsonage Friday evening.
Rev. and Mr.. J. NJ. Arters, of Fair !
lee, Md, have been visiting his father,
the Rev. J. A. Arters, of st. Paul M.
Z. Parsonage,
I. N.Mills has plant house for sale
which is worthy the interest of anyone
who is after a good thing. Read his
advertisement in another column.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Watts, OF
Townsend, have issued invitations OF
the marriage of their daughter, Mary
Vandyke, to Prof. D. B. Jones, We'd
nesday evening, June 10th.
DR.. J. Konrad Uhlig, lately choir
master of Trinity Church, EsstOn, Nd.
will sing by request "The Holy City"
at the Children's Day services at Ew-
ellis NJ. P. Church on Sunday ev ening
next.
Prof. William Ellis, having been
called away to attend the funeral OF
his uncle, his department at the Clay
ton High School is in charge of Miss
MAY Leathers. Miss Edna Tunis Is
substituting for Miss Leathers at the
postoffice during her absence.
Mr.. E. r. Sipple, of this town, has
been appointed one of the delegates at
the Diocean Convention at Rehobo t.
last week, to the General Convention
which meets at San Francisco in Oc-
tober, Judge Bradford, of Whining
ton and S. NJ. Curtis, ESQ.,, of Newark,
are also delegates.
On Thursday morning, the Goth
inst, St. Mary's Chapel at Townsend
will be consecrated. This is chapel
of st. Anne's parish, Middletown, Of
which The Rev. w. J. Wilkie is rec
tor. A number of the clergymen il
the Diocese will be present to assis
Bishop Coleman at the services.
Mr.. Albert D. White of the TraiI
Despatcher's Office, who has been tC
Wernersville Sanitarium for treatment
has returned much improved in healtl
and is receiving the welcome hand By
his friends. Acting on Physician
orders, it IS likely he will be givel
day work in the future.
While the shifting engine was NOV
ing about in the south yard Saturda
afternoon, Willie Mccoy, the seve
year old son of Jerry Mccoy al
tempted to cross the track when hi
head was struck by box car and h
was knocked down. 1t was fortunai
that he did not step in front of th
car. His injuries were not serious.
Detective Nathan Hutchins of IL
Pennsylvania Railroad assisted /
Constable James L. Collins, arreste
three tramps at the station in Middl
town and we're taken before Magistra
William r. Reynolds, and in defau
of the payment of a fine of $5, we
sent to New Castle for 30 days.
Next Sunday morning the Rev.
l.. Schlincke, pastor of Ewell's NJ.
Church will deliver sermon to Il
Shields of Honor of Clayton Lodg
The evening services will be
charge of the Sunday School VIII,
the Children's Day services will
gwen.
The game of baseball Saturday aft
noon at Clayton between Smyrna a
Dover was a one-sided affair, the vi
tors winning by a score of 33 to
The Smyrna boys have had no prs
tice and made many errors. I
Dover players put up a good game a
batted with ease the half dozen pit
ers the home team tried in the box.
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