Smyrna times., 1909-02-03
DEATH RECORD OF THE WEEK.
Mrs. Pauline E.Carrow, Wife of Thos.
l. Carrow, Dies at Newark, Nd,
After Lingering Hines.

L. OHrrOW formerly of this
town, died at her home 1145 Broad
street, Newark, N. j., Thursday
evening, January the 28th, at five
O'Clock after lingering illness. aged
6S years. She had been in failing
health for some time. Four weeks
ago she was taken worse since which
time she had been gradually sinking
until the end. The deceased was one
OF those lovely women of strong per-
/ sonality that drew around her a LARGE
circle of friends. Her life was one
of devotion to her home and to phil
anthropic work. She was a frequent
visitor to Smyrna and loved with a
tender devotion her aged mother-in-
law Mrs. Harriet R. Carrow now in
her 9Oth year. The sad intelligence
OF her death was a shock to her
Smyrna relatives and friends. The
deceased was formerly Miss Pauline
| Eugenia Cure of Philadelphia. Early
IN life while yet in her teens, she
married Mr.. Clarence Smith of the
same city. He died about two wears
after. One son Lieutenant Smith
who survived this union, died several
years ago while in service for the
United States in Texas. On Decem-
ber 29th, 1884, she was united in
marriage to Thomas L. Carrow son of
Mrs. Harriet R. Carrow of this town.
Mr.. Carrow is of the we'll known firm
of jewellers. Vaudeville, Carrow &
/ Crane, Newark, N. j., and in all his
business and social duties he found
in his wife a valuable companion
! and devoted help-mate. For a num-
ber of years she has been doing good
work in connection with the Univer-
salist Church and will be greatly
missed in the circle of society in
which she moved Her remains were
brought to Smyrna and funeral SER
vices held from the residence Of Mrs.
H R. Carrow, Monday afternoon at
two O'Clock. The services were in
charge of Rev. Robert Watt, D. D. (,
pastor of Asbury M. E. Church. The
honorary pail bearers were Frank
| Williams of Wilmington, A. Lee
Cummins, Frank Chatham, ]. Harry
HURT of Philadelphia, and Hervey
P. Hall and Samuel J. Reynolds OF
this town. Interment took place al
Glenwood Cemetery. The foral
tributes were numerous and hand.
some.
Sudden Death of Samuel C. Wids
Samuel G. Wilds, who left Smyrna
two weeks ago to undergo an opera.
tion at the Union Protestant Infrma
ry in Baltimore, Md, died early Sun
day. morning, aged SO years. TIL,
{ operation was apparently successful
, and Mr.. Wilds and his physician
t were hopeful that he would soon re
r cover and be able to return to Smyr
] ma. A few days ago a relapse Sc
in and he died Sunday morning, a
above stated The sad intelligenc,
5 was a shock to his Smyrna relatives
A and friends. Deceased was a son o
, William and Elizabeth (Scott) Wilds
= and was born, raised and spent
r greater part of his life in Smyrna
2 For a number of years he was
E we'll known hotel clerk and had file,
t some good paying positions. Hi
e death leaves William Wilds (noI
a a salesman in Hurtt's General stor
4 of Millington) the lone survivor o
: family of eight children. The re
mains were brought to Smyrna an
C funeral services held at two o'cloc
= this afternoon in the parlor of tn
e Delaware House. Interment too
n place at Odd Fellows cemetery.
Charles L. HeVerin Formerly of Dove
h The body of Charles L. Heverin, c
+ New York City, but noted son c
d Delaware, was taken to Dover tOda
Wednesday, on the Norfolk expires
train, arriving at noon. The remain
u were taken to the residence of sis
'e ter of the deceased, Mrs. Thomas S
.e Clark. on State street, and friends al
l. invited to the house to attend tn
n funeral from that residence at
ID o'clock. Interment will be made
N Old M. E. Cemetery, North stree
re beside the grave of his mother. MI
g Heverin was for years well-known
IS Delaware and was one of the sons
" the late James Heverin, Sr. Il
IN went to New York and engaged
s business as a representative of tt
p Standard Oil Company and has sine
J. become a man of affairs. He leave
in a wife. Mr.. Heverin was the unc
It and guardian of Mrs. A. V. Ligh
tn bourne and Miss Clara Heverin
n. Dover, and was also brother OF Mr.
te Charles Denney.