Smyrna times., 1911-04-05
DEATH RECORD OF THE WEEK
Little Miss Florence HardcastIe, the
Nine Year Old Daughter of Mr..
and Mrs w. S. HardcastIe

in the loss of their 9-year- -old daugh-
ter, Florence, who died last Tuesday
evening after a short illness of
pneumonia. Florence was bright
and attractive girl and won the ad-
miration of all who knew her by her
bright and happy disposition. She
will be sadly missed in the home |
were she was the comfort and joy of |
her parents and loving companion |
to her brothers and sisters. Her |
name was on the honor roll both in
the Sabbath School and the public
school and she will be sadly missed
by her schoolmates and teachers.
Funeral services took place last
Friday morning from her parents
home on Main street, interment at
Bethel Cemetery. Rev. Milton Nc
Cam officiated, assisted by Rev. DIR.
r. K. Stephenson, district super
intendent and the newly appointed
pastor of Cheswold, Rev. G. W.
Townsend. The floral emblems were
many and beautiful, among which
was pillow of white roses given by
the Cheswold public school with
the inscription, "Our Schoolmate. "
The school attended the funeral in
body and each schoolmate paused
and dropped a flower on her grave
to pay the last tribute of respect to
one they all loved. Among those
from distance who attended the
funeral were Mr.. H. Scott, of Elk
ton; Mrs. Harry Loose and Miss
Adelaide Smith, of Wilmington; Mrs.
David Hoffecker, of Perryville; Mr..
Dell Hardcastle, Mr.. and Mrs. CAL
vim Boggs, Philadelphia; Mrs. Arlie
Slaughter, Woodside; Mrs. William
Yetter, Mr.. John Krantz, Philadel-
phia; Mrs. Kate E. Smithers, Smyr-
na; Mrs. John Hayes, Miss Laura
Casson and Mrs. M. A. Casson,
Dover; Mrs. P. H. Money, Kenton /;
Mrs. D. j. Swain and son, Earl of
Clayton.
Harry L. Evans, Former Smyrna Boy
Harry L. Evans, aged az years,
formerly of Smyrna, died at the
home of his sister, Mrs. N. William
Hambrick, Jr., at Collingswood, N.
j., Saturday. He had been i'll for
three years with tuberculosis of the
throat and recently grew worse. He
had only been confined to bed, how
ever for a week. Since November
and until short time ago he was a
patient at White Haven, Pa. He
, was head of the brokerage firm of H.
, L. Evans & Company, of whining.
E ton, which failed several years ago.
, He was born at Bridgeton, N. j.,
and for a time resided in Smyrna,
and is survived by his parents who
live at Collingswood. His wife,
D Mary Lindsay Evans, is daughter
of David Lindsay, of Wilmington.
: She has four children, Sarah B.,
aged l6; Jean L., aged IA; DaviC
e E., aged 1S; and Harry L. Jr., agec
: 8. The body was brought to Will
e mington. The funeral was hell
t Tuesday afternoon from the resi-.
: dence of David Lindsay, 1112 Rod.
e ney street. John H. Evans, brother
: of the deceased, died in Philadelphia
i two months ago from heart trouble
w. n. Reybold. Delaware City
William H. Reybold, aged forty
= !, nine, son of the late Anthony Rey
i bold and grandson of Major PhiliI
= Reybold, who completed the con
' struction of the Delaware and Ches
e apeake Canal, died at the Derman
Sanatarium, near Morton, Pa, Sun
- - day from tuberculosis. He had bee
- at the institution seven weeks. H,
! resided at NJ. 703 West street, VIII
= mington, and had been a clerk in tn
70 main office of the Harlan and Hol
u lingsworth Corporation for fiftee
Is years. He was well and favorabl
n known through New Castle County
~ The funeral was held Tuesday after
10 noon from the home of his aunt
s. Mrs. Theodore F. Clark, widow G
le the former State auditor, near De
j. aware City. Interment was mad
~ in the family lot in st. George
"a ! cemetery. Mr.. Reybold was III
married. His grandfather was
]. personal friend of Abraham Lincoli
s. Alonzo G. Restein Dies at Bayview
y Alonzo G. Resrein, aged 80,
- young and enterprising farmer wi
: occupied his own place opposite
80 Bayview School House, near Woo
80 80 land Beach, died Sunday after
- short illness of pneumonia. The u
:. timely death of the deceased is
r. matter of deep regret to the cor
~ munity where he was held in his
"a esteem. He leaves widow and 8
- little children for whom there is mu
ss sympathy. Funeral services will