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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-21
MURDERS
TWO AND
SUICIDES

MlDDl.ETOWN, Conn, May a.
Hearilessly cutting the throata Of
her three little children. Mrs Lewis
cartem. an attractive woman, sb
years Of age. committed suicide by
the same means today.
Mrs. CarHtem. her 10-monihs-old
baby. and her sou Lewis, aged 10
years. are dead. while her i.year.
old boy. John. Is fatally wounded
and Is expected to die before night
Flying into terrible rage at
some minor offenne Of her children
early today, the woman seized a
razor and commenced her deadly
work It Is believed that she was
insane
Lewis was the last one Of the
children to receive wound from
tho murderous woman. and ho
managed 10 stagger out Of the
house Into the yard, where he foil
dead, The boys appearance was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-21
THE OLDEST AND THE YOUNGEST CROOK; TAKE IT
FROM THEM: STRAIGHT ROAD IS BEST


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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-21
LoaEg is CHAIRMAN.

NEW YORK. May AL v.
Loree. president Of the Delaware &
Hudson, was today chosen chairman
Of the board OF directors Of the Kan.
sas City Southern railway. Lorea
succeeds Herman Seilcken. Sho ~
mains a member Of the board.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-21

NEW YORK. May 2i.-Through
his attorney. p Augustus Hclnre
today filed a demurrer to the In
diotment returned last week. charg.
Ing him with misappropriation Of
funds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-21

The Lincoln Ice Cream Parlor, at
Madison Park. will open next Sun
day. serving lutefisk dinner from
1880 to 5 p. m. kovoh for every
body. s's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-21

eide was simply known an The
cowboy." and 50 far nothing re-
gardlng his Identity has been aaeef.
tanned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-21

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-21
WILL DISCUSS
VICE QUESTION

A meeting Of tho COMMITTEES Of So.
which vas appointed 10 attend TO the
question u the restricted district q
Seattle. has been called by Secretary
Homer mn for merit Monday after
noon The meeting will b. held at
the Seattle Commercial club rooms,
at First and Columbia. at o'clock.
and the conclusion u Mayor Miller
In regard to the district win bo dis
guessed Al length
Councilman 4. W. Way ls chair
man u the committee II S.. and will
preside AZ the special meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-21

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-21

Tho suit brought by J. Bafhorla
against the Seattle Electric company
to compel the company 10 re-connsct
the electric wiring Of the Crown
block was decided In favor Of Bar-
boris yesterday afternoon.
The Seattle Electric company dis
connected the eisctric wires in tho
Crown block hast January when
narberis refused 10 pay his electric
bill. which was about tt2 a month,
lns,rad of SIS,
BarberiH produced contract that
called for minimum rate Of so n
month.
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]. P. PUTS ON
FAST TRAINS

DENVER. cslo.. May iis-Ano,hrf
development IN the fight between the
nm and Hartman systems MAS an
noanesd today. when the Union Pa
enc railroad made public q cut q
two hours In running titns from ~
Louis 10 Denver In the schedule II
their overland limited train Tbs
new timing ls 10 a. into effect May
u, tbs same day on which the new
clectric lighted burlington train
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-21

- utia,, ransfsr, geoe Vernon piaaas
ballard Efpress Furniture and piehg
nsyins offi!s Phens. Ballard Tf'4~ssit
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-09-25
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear
There is only one way 10 cure deafness.
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an innamed con.
iition OF the mucous lining OF the Eus-
tachiau Tube When this tube is in
tlamed you have a rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing. and when il is en-
tirely closed, Deafness is the result,
and unless the Inflammation can be
taken out and this ube restored to its
normal condition. hearing will be de.
,troycd forever: nine cases out ri ten
are caused BY Catarrh. which is moth
ing but an nhame1 condition OF the
mucous surfaces
We will give One Hundred Dollars
Tor any case NJ Deafness Caused BY
Catarrhl that cannot he cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure Send for circulars free
+ ] CHENEY & co. Toledo. o
Sold by Druggists. Use
Take Halls Family Pills Tor Constl
patton
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-09-25
NORTH EAST

Desirable renting houses are in
great demand in North East.
Misses Emma and Nellie Penning-
ton have returned TO college in Vir-
ginia
Mr.. 5. A. Sturgeon was taken to a
hospital in Philadelphia this week for
stomach trouble.
franklin Diggs is attending Dela-
ware College
Mrs Lydia Rittenhouse is at Ma
CARA Falls from where she viii visit
relatives in Canada.
George Green has opened cloth
ing store in the Wells building and
ms family is occupying the Foster
house.
Z A big Republican meeting will be
held in G. A. r. Hall, Saturday even
ing, October 2. when the campaign
will formally open.
Mr. and Mrs. James Doak and
children returned 10 their city home
on Tuesday.
Miss Helen Bristow, of Garrett
county. is visiting relatives here and
in Elk Neck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Slack are visit
ing in Chester.
The family OF Mr. Isaiah BiddIc is
preparing ia move To the house re-
Gently purchased by Mr.. Biddle from
Charles J. Bayard
MIR. William Grant will move into
the house vacated by Mr.. Isaiah Bid
die. Mr.. Grant coming from Prin-
cipio Furnace.
The supper given by the NJ. +. Sun
day Schoo' classes IN the G.. A. X.
Hall. last Saturdag, c'.aitd SIS.
Mrs Virginia gilbert, 81 Whining
ton. IS spending week with Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Shippers.
The nn.uy friends here Of Mr.. Rob
e~' M.Isau are pleased To hear ~ his
ponpi On To- cashier OF the First ~.
I'cita, Bank Of Newport News. Va
The canning season ended here this
week with very short pack.
The survivors OF Shows Battery
and the Purnell Legion held their an
nual reunion in G.. A. K. Hall. and
about 10 of the old soldiers attended.
Our Democratic friends are having
trouble to explain why some things
are 50 in this district, which they
think will lose them some votes.
Frank Bothc moved his family from
Bay View to Pcrkinsvilc part OF our
town this week.
One morning last week the en-
ployecS at Days basket factory found
valuable piece Of ladies' iewelry set
IN diamonds. which is no doubt worth
q considerable sum 81 money. and as
yet there are no claimants. II Is still
At thr factory.
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tv the Democrats Manv nj these
Wilson Law Counties last Fall. as
Somerset for instance. and nrobablv
Kent also. pollrd larger white vote
Tor TAFT than WIS pollcd for BRYAN.
Orc-third 81 the whole vote of these
rarriic, goes REGULARLY to the polls.
'r'cs 80 vote 1"d fails. and that pro
n"r'ipu j. NJ counted vote ~ less
'han uuc-t'trd ~ thrr cgistcrcd vote
q" Institutes sp.callcd majority and
'nahi", Democrat 10 take an office
net hnuprehly acquired irr him. 10y his
'n-tt
The man wh, ipiu, ir this scheme
- ncrnct,'ntc me hold ~ such Dart,
unno The State :, rot = rood man al
...rd citizen GOOD NAN PE
CARDS TUE RIGHTS OF
OTHERS lie who d"rs not rcgar,
them. = ND mn" We auncal 20 tn,
voter, ~ Na~,lauA - see to !" in III,
."tr'ur election. th,' the smalluc,S @
'hr Democratic vote shall clearly shov
| - 'hc Whole world. That ih"rc +, rot
roiur'', 20 bad mon mr. bad citizens il
| N:rtlaui
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-09-25

Rev. add III. fd&H Gardner Ia
Mrs George FiI'in4anl= we're d&1<-
gates - the EpVortIs League Couv<n-
tion held IN Wilmington .hi- week.
The fs,nera Of Mrs. Reb<cea Jel-
lcrson took place from her home al
Monday Afternoon, Inirrmcnt Al
Bethel Cemetery
G. NJ Bennett and n. ~. kibter H.
tended the Oxford Fair Ibis week.
James +. Vaughan has entered Cor
nell University.
Mrs. r. A. BeaucIamp win have her
fall opening Al the Eureka Millinery.
Friday and Saturday. October ! and !.
Rev r. C. Walker left for Prince
ton Theological Seminary last Thurs
day. He will return here each SAT-
mrdav 10 hold the regular services In
the Presbyterian Church. on Sundar
Miss MARGARET Griffith will talk
about the Mission Work al Indus
trial. Y. G.. next Sunday evening AZ
the Christian Endeavor meeting.
Holy Communion services will Be
held in the Church Of the Good Shep-
herd Sunday. AT 1910 a. m
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Honoer enter
tanned few friends on tug party
10 Port Depns:.. i L; ssatsiiiftisav zifer-
noon. Those who enjoyed the trip
were Mr.. ard Mrs J. s Hopper. Mr..
ard Mrs. Waitran Smithcrs. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bennett Steele. Mr. and Mrs.
Lamar Stewart, Misses Evelyn Kin
Ter. Elsie Ksfsner Maroaret Griffith.
Helen W;ndIe. Mary Cooper. Iucv
Reed, Florence Fgee. Hattie Morgan
ard Esther Ranks: Messrs. Richard
Wallis and Groome Steele.
The dance at Spa Spring pavilion
Wednesday evening, was well attend
Ralph H Rces has purchased n
Franklin automobile.
John g, Honncr has returned 10 the
University Il Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Nellie Reed Is visiting friends
nj Massey's. Md.
Miss Gnssie Baker is visiting
friends NJ Oxford, Pa.
Mrs Lizzie Barwick. Mr.. and Mrs
Warren Rarwick and daughter. az
rrhiladelph'a, are visiting Miss Alice
Mrs. G. w Could. Of Montclair NJ
j.. Is visiting Miss Jennie M Ogden,
Mrs. Julia Brady is spending sorpe
time with relatives IN PHILADELPHIA.
Miss Margaret Griffith. Of AsheviIle.
n C.. and Miss Helen Rippard. OF
baltimore, are the guests Of Mrs. J.
). Hopper.
Mrs. Emma Campbell and Miss
Florence Woolley are visiting Mrs. G.
S. Woollcv.
Mr.. and Mrs. lanes a. Boulder and
Miss Nice Boulder have returned to
Philadelphia.
Miss a. NJ. Hayes spent this week
with her parents at Bear. Station.
Mrs. c. ~ Price. Of Newark. Del.
visited friends here last week.
Mrs. Emma Grant. Of New Castle.
has been visiting friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Harrington
and daughter spent Sunday with rela.
tives at Rising Sun.
Mrs. Gertrude Styles. OF German
town. and Miss Emma Lusby, of
Cecilion. visited Miss Eddie Fyn@r
son. one day last week L--S
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-09-25
BAY VIE w

Rev Robert Coo. ii lrappc. Md,
was a recent visitor.
Mrs {. NJ launcy Spcn, Monda! III
Philadelphia
Mr. Raymond Eldcrdicc has return
ed from business trip To Baltimore
and Westminster.
Miss Elsie Trout. ui New Market
Md, has been the guest 81 Miss Cora
O Benjamin
MIR Taylor Thompson and family
have moved T." Wilmington, Del
Rev. {, r Slra>burg. former pastor
OF Bay View NJ +. Church. greeted
old friends her an Thursday last.
Mr.. \. J. Reed i, having one oi his
tenant houses improved hy the appli-
cation ot a coat oi paint
Pastor, Guild met AT NJ T. Par,
Sunagc on Tuesday The Supply Com
mittcc was instructed To- draw un Treas
urcr Tor necessary funds to rciurniSh
parts OF the parsonage
Mr.. Stewart Wilson Was So unior-
tunatc a. to crush his little finger.
Mr. George Knox. employed by the
Good Roads Commission met with
what might have been a serious acct.
dent, by an iron bar striking him in
the forehead
Mrs Reed has been entertaining
Mrs Taylor. ID Wilmington. aud Mrs
Johnson. ~ Philadelphia
Mr.. and Mrs Ward Brown. ni nort
Deposit. were Sunday guests ni Mr.
and Mrs. James Abrams.
Miss Lima Janney. OF Rising Sun. /,
visiting her sister, Mrs VIM. Abrams
Rev J. l.. Eldcrdce. pastor Of NJ
T. Church, commenced prntractcd ser
vices at Mt Olivct NJ. = Church oi
Sunday evening
MeSsrs George and Percy Owen
were recent guests ~ Mr.. +. X
Owens
Bay View was rife with cxcitcmcn
on Saturday afternoon Two game
oi base ball were scheduled One be
tween Union aud Bay View team. re
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-09-25
WOODLAND

NJ the annual meeting Of the Wood
lawn Campmcctlng Association. held
september Ii. the following managers
were elected tur the coming YEAR
En"ch Mccullough. President: II. II.
srsi inrr clauses, and his dcStcndaus,
REGARDLESS OF HIS lGNOR-
ANCF OR VICE MAY REGISTER.
He, who ha, $500. - stated before,
NAV register. but he who has not the
required BIRTH or PROPERTY
uialihc.tiun. must C ne ~, II at all.
under the filth clause. Under It no
negro ard NJ foreign born citizen not
possessing the $500. who might come
in after the adoption 81 the amend
mcu' although naturalilcd under the
law, ui the United States. could ever
become voter. IN Maryland No
doubt the party would have been will
ing tu throw VIDE open the door Ia
suffrage. tu every anarchist ar bonn
thrnwcr in Europe. IN advance ~ ms
coming. Il hr would only vote H. ticket
hut il could mot du this. II was supposed
without letting IN 'hc uc"ru. " the
amendment Is adopted the right nj
voting will hereafter dcncnd entirely
ur one, BIRTH nr his property The
old principle. thai "a mans . mar
10 Bk BROtGiir 'Up it is lust
the sort OF thing which stamps a man
as UNIT I" represent the peoples in
ierc'i, al annapolis II shows how
hlt.e regard he mas for the principlc
MASb--14u'J fontrql le"isi";;;;r- ten. =
formerly ni WondlIwu
Mr.. john NJ Rut,cr ha, moved his
family from Leslie IN the house with
his father and sister
Mr. GRAY viii start revival services
at A>bury Sunday night IInpewell
Church will be upcr and League SER
vice will be held each Sunday night
Mis-, Florence Rawlug, lett Tues
day ior the CollcP, oi Ethical Culture.
New York City. to prep?rc herself for
kindergarten teacher She was
member ~ thi, year, graduating elias,
at Tome
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-09-25
RISING SUN.

Mis-, Mary Mohrlcir, ni Port De-
post has been the guest OF Miss
Louise Wagner.
Mr.. and Mrs. w H. Lyons and son.
Richard. at Coatcsvillc, are visiting
relatives in and near town
Mrs. ireland, oi Philadelphia, Miss
Sue Logan. oi Charlcstown, spent
Friday ni last week with Misses Han
nah aud Maudc Kirk.
Miss Mary s. Ewing. OF Florida,
has recently been the guest OF Miss
Mary Brumiicld, near town
Mr. Christopher Snyder has erect
ed his mcrry-go-round Tor little
Will. ui his lot on Pearl street.
Miss Kate Howard. OF Still Pond,
was the guest OF Mise II Maudc Kirk
during the week.
Mr.. Hamilton Mcndcnhall and fam
ily. oi Toughkenamon, spent last Sat
urday with Mr.. {. s. Pyle and family
McSsrs. Harry Effing and Willie
Snyder. two OF Rising Suns star play,
erS. played with West Chester base
ball team on Wednesday against
Coate<villc. al the latter place anc
/ were defeated by the score oi to o
Mrs f. X. Burlington entertained ;
/ few friends at dinn.r on Wednesday
in honor oi her mother, Mrs. Orphi;
Pyle. OF London Grove.
Miss Helen Fox has lett to attcn'
/ Kcc Mar College. her sister Miss Ag
mes accompanying her. and is visiting
,chuolmates.
! Mrs. Clara Turner aud daught Fl
I.,> Gcrcvicvc. Miss Francina kirh
Miss Helen Evans. OF Philadelphia
spent last week on a driving trip l.
Work. Mount Holly, Gettysburg
Carlisle. Lancaster and Quarryville.
| Mr.. AARON Reynolds is lcarnin
tc cgraphy at Col"ra station, startin
IT. last week
! Mrs. Powell has returned to tn
home 81 Mr. J NJ. Stcrrctt, aite
spending some time with her daugf
ter IN philadelphia
NJ. Jacob Kcurard, visited he
,n,.s, j,tr and \m", kcnnard
Chester this week
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-09-25
May Prove Fatal
PfR2YViLLE

MIR, Frank Nicklc spent a lev ilys
a. Baltimore thu, week
Mr.. and MIR, Ice Harris OF
Philadelphia, spent lew days with
MIR, Amanda Gillespie and 1n''y LIST
week
Miss Nellie Wilson has returned
from visiting IN Middlctnwm, Will
miugtnn aud Newport.
Mr., Frank Peter, aud daughter,
are spending some days IN Camden,
n.
MIR John Stephenson spout Sunday
and Monday last III Baltimore.
Misses Ida Wilson and Eva McNcg
and Estclla Baker are representing
the Epworth League and Junior Ep-
worth League Convention III Union
Church. Wilmington.
Mrs. Burke Little and son. ri VIII
mngtou. are the guests ri her parents
MIR and Mrs NJ - Craig.
Mrs. George Pyle, Mrs. Harry
White and Miss Sarah Price we're in
Baltimore un Monday last.
Mr., John Campbell. ri Philadcl
ph:a. visited friends in town this week,
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Clopiuc and
children. "i Wilmington, were the
guests 81 Mr. Al"nro Il. Gillespie aud
family on Monday last.
MIR. John Little i, spending some
days in Washington.
/ Sacrament will he observed III the
! NJ T. Church oil Sunday morning
next. and at the evening service. Mr.
, Caleb T.. Burchcnal 81 Wilmington.
w;ll speak in the interest "' the Nnti'
! Saloon League.
The infant son ni Mr.. and Mrs
] William T. Owens died on Monday
and was buried IN Tuesday.
b McsSrS. Frank and John Hall, %
Baltimore were the guests OF Miss
Mobile Gardner this week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. IT. Il. Calvert were
Philadelphia visitors this week
Miss Florence Bians was Balti
more visitor this week,
Mrs Margaret Klugh and Mrs
Josephine Marshall have returned t.
their home in Baltimore. after spend
ing some days with Mrs. liestc
Rians.
! Mc>sr>. VIM. Stimax. Vim. Wilsoi
and Johnnie Owens were Philadel
pha visitors last week
Mr.. Clyde Shurt2er and two friends
oi Columbia, were town visitors I'M
week
Mrs. lanes CrcSwcll has rcturnc
home from Philadelphia. where sh
has been spending part of the week
The old Church building. which Ia
been undergoing remodcling. i no.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-09-25

DR.. Hamilton Richardson, OF Balti-
more, Is spending some time at his
hone near here.
Mr. Allen Kirk was an Elkton vi,i-
ter 2 ew days OF ths week.
Miss Anna Giles is visiting Mrs.
Barclay Brown in Oxford
\ great many people from town at
tended Oxford Fair this week.
Miss Myrtle Myers, OF Lancaster,
and Mr. Ray Smith. OF Warren, Pa,
visited at the home nf Mr.. Waiter
Rooney. during previous week.
@MyJ'iSD Mood NIB NIB NIB mhmb
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-09-25
PORT DEPOSfS

The Jacob Tome Institute opcneu
iur regular classroom work on Thurs
day, the 23d Preliminary examina-
tons were held ON Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday oi this week. There
Is an increase OF nearly so per cent, in
the enrolment OF students in the Boys
School on the HILL about IS States
are represented in the list % boys and
there will also be students from
Panama aud Porto Rico. Quite a
number OF new members in the Fac
ulty this year.
MAST Albert Peoples has rctGrncd
nom l'hnadcIl. hia. where he 'pcT: the
summer with his father, MIR. Gee!
Peoples
Mrs Archer Coale will have charge
81 the weekly devotional service OF
the EpMorth League. which will be
held al the Methodist Church, at o.3o
p. m Sunday subject, Faith Paralyz-
ed by Fear" Matt. II; 22-25.
Miss Elizabeth Smithson has rctur
ed To her duties at Delaware College
Newark. Del, after spending the SUM-
mcr with her mother and family at
Port Deposit
Miss Lizzie Smithsou was vii.
mlmgton visitor last Saturday.
Miss Rcua Holm was Baltimore
visitor last Wednesday
Miss Matte Coalc has returned tc
Baltimore from very pleasant visit
with Miss Bessie NJ. Taylor
Mrs. s. II. Friedman. Misses Esther
aud Fannie Friedman and Master Ma
| than Friedman spent several days las
week with Baltimore relatives.
! Mr.. Hrry Vaughan, OF Baltimore
was the guest Of Miss jamie Crcswcl
last week.
| Mcssrs Thomas C. Bond aud Free
West attended the Detroit Athletic
game in Philadelphia last Friday.
Miss Flora Marshbank, OF Elkton, i
visiting Mrs. James Carson.
Misses Falls. OF Philadelphia, ar
guests OF Mrs John Mohrlein.
| Misses Catherine Baker and Ann
Hagncr are spending a few days wit
Oxford. Pa. relatives this week
MIR and Mrs Morris Ackcr and so
Joel Ackcr, spent last Thursday i
baltimore.
Mr. Edwin Nnwbray, ., Wilr,i4
ton. spent Sunday with MIR Ar,hu
Ford at the Inn
Mss Mabel Stephenson has return
ed Ia her school duties in Baltimor,
after spending delightful summer ;
her home
Mr. John Creswcll spout last FIR
day in Baltimore
Mrs Hattie Sylvester. oi Philade
,,hia. sucnl several days wi'h Mr.
Carrie Taylor
Miss Marie Barry has rcturnt
from very pleasant visit with rel
, tivc> ia GovanStown, Md.
, Miss Emma Smith. OF Baltimore.
visiting hcr sister. Mrs \ l.. Barr
, Re, f. f. Carpcntcr and Miss Be
r SIC NJ Taylor attended the Epwor
: League Convention OF the Wilmin
tor District. held At Union Churc
r Wilmington. TUESDAY and WcdncSd
~ thi. week
Miss Nina I'i'ucr has return
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-09-25
C.ECILTON

Mr.. and Mrs Eric Ostrom have
nterlain'ng his eDh,r tOsrcbm .rri
been entertaining his brother, DR.. Os-
from and wife, OF Philadelphia.
Mrs. Sadie Price Of Philadelphia. Is
the guest OF Mrs. d. w. Blackway.
Miss lonia Benson. OF Earleville,
spent last Thursday and Friday with
Miss Blanche Padlcy.
Mr. Eugcn Savin. wife and son, OF
Townsend Del, spent last Friday and
Saturday, with her father, Mr.. J. ID.
Bclz.
MIR Charles Robinson is visiting in
New Jersey
Harold Padley has been spending
some time in Wilmington and Phila-
delphia.
Mr. and Mrs Z. L. Steel. OF Chesa-
peakc City, were the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. J. T. Watts. on Saturday and
Sunday
Mr.. l.. b. Manlo,e. wife and daugh
ter, of Warwick. spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Snyder. near
town.
William Brown, Jr.. and sister. Miss
Blanche Brown. have been visiting re-
latiyes in Wilmington
Mrs Thomas Pearce and Mrs. Geo.
Bcaston spent last Friday with their
sister, Mrs William Howard. near
Chesapeake City.
Mrs. William Freeman and son. and
Miss Edith Hoffman, Of Philadelphia.
were the guests Of Mrs. II. W. Black
on Sunday
Frederick f. Hoover spent Sunday
ard Monday in Philadelphia.
Mrs John Davis, OF Chestertown. is
wishing Mrs Daniel Jones.