Smyrna times., 1903-08-05
FISHING TRIP TO KITS HAMMOCK.
ParY OF Stays Enjoy Splendid Outing at the
hospitality of Mr.. A. E. Jardine on the
o'eam Barge "Frankie" Last Friday

hospitality of Mr.. A. E. Jardine on the
0'eam Barge FRANKIE" Last FRIDAY
Another delightful fishing trip wa,
gwen at the hospitality of Manager A
r. 'ardlne of the Smyrna Transporta-
'io1 ana Manufacturing Company last
"eek' The steam barge "Frankie,
iei' omyrna Landing wharf Thursday
nisht at midnight with plenty of bait
an" PROVISIONS and headed direct for
'ne trout fishing stakes off kits Ham.
MOCK They arrived there early bnt
en9 sea was SO rough and choppy the
nSn refused to bite and the party were
only successful in angling about 900
trout. The highest catch was creditad 70
W. ID. Hudson, who caught 95 CIin+on
Ohase caught II and Harry B. Grievas
caught Is. The service on the boot
ana the kindness of the crew modo
everybody have an ENJOYABLE tina ord
the thanks of the party was warm and
nearty IN appreciation for the hospitaI-
iCy OF Mr.. Jardine. The 'sFronk;o,,
dAhl6
arrived home about five o'clock on
rflday afternoon. There were enouob
nSn lor each member of the party 70
nave a string. Those who participated
were Mr.. II. NJ. Taylor, Mr.. A Ne
gendank, Mr.. D. J. Wingfeld vii
mington; Mr.. c. NJ. Peters. Snow
HILL Nd; Mr.. George Knots Ken.
ton; Messrs. W. T. Massey. J. r Car
Ier' James Price, A. E. Jardine. Jerry
Pryor' J. B. Hum, John RawIav
CLINTON Chase, W. D. Hudson. Fl p
Grleyes, Harry B. Grieyes. Jr Iobn
1n MOTHS Joe Cummins, George r
thompson, Abel FAIRIES, Clint Ran.
som Geo. Reed Lofand. Jr.; Charles
D. Massey, Frank Postles, John Y
I rostIes, Ayres Stockly, Lester Voss
T. I: NJ. Fowler, A. L. Hudson. Sr and
w. II. Stevenson.
Grabbing Party at Bombay Hook Iigbtbon..
a party Of sixteen went down to the
Hook Lighthouse en- Tbnrs.
Aay last and spent a pleasant dav st
: and fishing. They drove
Io"n IN canOpied peach wagon in
-ne carly morning and were possibly
ne nfSt grabbing party to cross the !
le" marsh road, recently built bv the l
Levy Court. They had no dificAltv
II getting over and were soon Of lho
hospitality of Captain and Mrs .Toso,L {
benson, who gave them cordial VOL a
ONE Most of the day was spent in a
shlng and grabbing, part remaining
Il shore, and another part eoinp ont
the bay to angle trout. There were r,
number OF crabs caught but only one il
out nice large specimen which cl
as pulled by Clarence B. RAYMOND
number went in bathing. At the IL
upper hour the party spread their I'll
ole on the front porch of the LIGHT in
'use' where they ate the fish and 81
abs they caught and a lot of good NJ
lngs they took down with them ST
hen the thunder storm came nm. the
rty gathered under cover at tbe IN
ghthouse and viewed the storm
'm the tower. They returned at DIi
le O'Clock. In coming over the new
'rsh road the wagon got mired and
party had to get out before the ar,
gon could be moved. The coudi- col
Il OF the road on their return was be
rse on account of the rain. Those be
sent were; Miss Nora Wills. Stan. fro
oe' n. j., Miss Elizabeth Wilson an,
Master Edwin Wilson of Balti- do,
re- Md, Mr.. and Mrs. Hervev p see
IL Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Megear ola
. and Mrs. J. E. Hoffecker. Miss eft
her Megear, Miss Cora Tschudv tail
IS Nettie Tschudy, Mr.. Clarence B. in
7mond, Prof. Charles H. LeFevre ari,
'ter John Hall and Master William be
gear. n.