Smyrna times., 1905-07-12
FISHING TRIP TO KITS HAMMOCK
Large aud Enthusiastic Party Left Early Yes
terday Morning For a Days Outing on
the Delaware-Fiity Trout Caught.


OF the summer was taken Yesterday
when a large and enthusiastic party
started early in tine morning for the
fishing grounds off kits Hammock.
Soon after the trip down the bay had
started it was noticed that a number of
the ladies were indulging in a light
repast OF lemons. Good fortune pre-
vailed and no one was very sick. Dur
ing the trip down the bay there would
occasionally be a rush for shelter
caused by the april showers" which
seemingly occurred every hour, thus
affording a diversion which greatly |
enhanced the pleasures of the day.
The men were busily engaged in rig
ging their tackle" with which they
said they were going to rid the Del
aware of trout. A few minutes before
the fishing grounds were reached the
ladies served luncheon. The men will
testify that the repast was above par.
On reaching the fishing stakes off
kits Hammock the fishing boats were
launched and the fishermen rowed
away to their several select spots.
Several times it was necessary for the
boats to return because of the down
pourings of rain. This might give
one the impression that it was a bad,
disagreeable day, but the showers
were so light that they added to the
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were a little disappointed with their
''luck." About fifty trout were lured
from their peaceful abodes by the skill
full fishermen. Andrew d. Cole made
the highest record of the party, catch
ing eleven. Lewis Cairl Price caught
six, Ayres J. Stockly FIVE. The party
left the fishing grounds late in the
afternoon in their usual high spirits.
The radiaucY and beauty of the set
ting sun aroused a sentimental spirit
among the party, which resulted in
the singing of numerous Southern and
Scottish sentimental airs by the fa-
nous singers on board. The trip
home was thoroughly enjoyed and
when at last home was reached every
one pronounced the day ''howling
success" long to be remembered.
Those who participated in the frolic
are as follows: Mr.. Moses Price, MIR.
William B. Grant, Miss Elva Arm
strong, Miss Emma Weldon, Miss
Hester O. Rutledge, Mr.. Paul B. JEFF.
serson, Miss Mary Ellen LeFevre, Mr..
Ayres j. Stockly, Mr.. Frank P. Nc.
I Cawley, Miss Bertha j. Price, Mrs.
Annie B. Price, Master Warner w.
Price, Mr.. G. FL. Daley, Mr.. J. E
Carter, Miss Rena Denney, Miss Elvi
Armstrong, Miss Estelle Armstrong,
: Mr.. VIM. S. Diehl, Mr.. Andrew d
Cole, Miss L. Maie Ford, Mr.. Ernes
P. Collins, Mrs. Elizabeth Carter, Mrs
Emma S. Clifton, DIR. r. H. Clifton
Mr.. VIM. II. Baggs, Mr.A. L. Hudson
MIR. W. I. Massey, Miss Elsie B. Hill
Mrs. A. l.. Hudson, Jr, Miss Urani
b. Jacobs, Mr.. Elwood W. Bartlett
s Mrs. Mary Anthony LeFevre, Mr. j OH
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/. Mrs. Anna Applegate, Master Arthu
Applegate, Master Earl Wilson Grant
le Miss Emma F. Wilds, Mrs. F. L
" Reynolds, Mr.. William Jacobs, Mis-
of Pearl Huggins Jacobs, Mr.. Frank +
N Reynolds, Mr.. Davis Bartlett, MI
IS Homer ID. Hudson, Miss Mildred I
is Hudson, Miss Bertha Hoffecker, Mis-
tx Ruth Orme, Miss Ethel Vandever, M
rd Lewis Carl Price, Mr.. Harvey "
is FAIRIES, Mrs. Nina FAIRIES, Mrs. Be-
n p. @. Roe, Mr.. j. w. Arthurs, Mi
he Katharine S. Downs, Miss Bertha Ba
b. ley, Mr.. G. H. LeFevre, Mr.. W. {
ch Roe, Mr.. W. d. Hudson, Mr.. A. ]
'r, Hudson, Mr.. L. Frank Boyer, Mi
tn Sylvia A. Arthurs, Mr.. M. W. Bale
, Mrs. N. P. Grant, Rev. w. G. Koon
be Mrs. Marie FAIRIES. Mr.. W. E. FarIe
Is. Master Lawrence and Ralph FAIRIES.
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