Smyrna times., 1905-07-12

Cleaning Gathered From all Parts of the State
About Your Friends and NsighbOrs and
Their Doing During the Week.
Mrs. John Hutton, of Dover ran a
hatpin in one of her hands, last week |
which has caused it to become Infamed |
and fevered.
Harry A. Richardson and wife left |
Thursday for the Thousand Isles,
where they will spend the summer.
Miss Lucy Richardson will join her
parents later.
The steamer John P. Wilson, while
returning to Lebanon from excursion
trip to Woodland Beach early We'd
nesday morning, ran into an oyster
boat at Mahon's lighthouse, tearing a
hole in the steamers side.
Henry E. Moore, while working
around his -four mill two miles south
of Dover, on Tuesday, was overcome
with heat. 1t was sometime before he
recovered.
G. Benjamin H Hoey, of Dover, who
passed a successful mental examina
tion to enter the Military Academy at
Annapolis last week, has telegraphed
his friends here that he has just passed
a successful physical examination also.
He is at Annapolis now and will prob
ably enter upon his duties at once.
Alden B. Richardson, who took part
In the Grand American Handicap at
targets at Indianapolis last week, re-
turned home Saturday night. Mr..
Richardson shot at 400 targets in all,
breaking 977 and making an average of
95 per cent. In one event he broke 81
targets out of 100 at 1s yards handi-
cap.
Bishop Isaac W. Joyce of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church suffered q stroke
Of paralysis at his home, in Minnea-
polls, Miss, last Sunday, and his con-
dition is said to be alarming. Bishop
Joyce is SO years old, and was elevated
to the episcopacy in 1888. He presided
at the session of the Wilmington Con.
ference held at Crisfeld, Md, in 1902,
and also attended the session of the
Board of Bishops held in Wilmington
that year.
Rev. II. s. Dulaney, formerly pastor
of Astury NJ. E. Church, Wilmington
is making a great record at Lawsonia,
Md. On Friday evening last a revi-
val began there and 25 persons rang.
ing from 16 to 65 years in age pro-
fessed conversion. Others have been
converted since then. Since last con
ference session 129 persons have joined
the church. 81. Earl F. Dulany, a sor
of Pastor Dulany, graduated from
Princess Anne Academy last month
and was chosen orator of his class.
Alexandra Varetti has purchased I
20 acre tract of the Robert Kyle land
situated on the Bay Road, for $4,000
through Clark & Son. Mr.. Varett
and wife are direct from Russia and b,
bears wound received in Japanes
conflict. He has taken out his frs
naturalization papers, desiring to be
come citizen of free country. AL
though speaking several languages
they do not know any English, an
are by New York in
ferpreter.
Monday afternoon. Eldie, the 81
year old son of MIR. and Mrs. Charlie
Hollowell in some manner fell under
freight train at the depot and had hi
right leg almost severed at the knee
No one saw the unfortunate lad unit
he had crawled across the pistforr
into the baggage room, where he fe
from exhaustion, the severed leg hsnG
ing by single shred. He was hui
riedly taken home where Drs. Wilson
Bishop and Steele amputated the LEI
but the boy died almost mmediatel
after the operation.
A ten days tent meeting is bein
held in Burchenals grove betwee
Viola and Canterbury in charge
Rev. W. H. Hudson and Rev. E.
Sunfeld. The following ministers al
expected to be present: Rev. Mr.. Stor
FELTON,; Rev. G. P. Smith, Wyoming
Rev. W. s. Fl. Williams, GeorgetoW
Rev. J. l.. johnson, Seaford Circui
Rev. 1. G.. Fosnocht, Magnolia; Re
S. M. Morgan, Presiding Elder Dow,
District; Rev. Alfred Smith, Dove
The public is invited.
The following special from Sou
Bethlehem, Pa, was published
the Philadelphia Record, Tuesda
''Rev. G. W. Green, pastor of the ma
nifcent Methodist Church, whi
John Fritz, the iron master has bu
at South Bethlehem, in memory of b
roothar woa kokan euddanixv III l.