Evening journal., 1911-06-27
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Newport Youth Gets Accidental
Shot While Playing With
Revolver
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWPORT, Del, June 27-John
Heavellow, a young man Of near
White Clay Greek was accidentally
shot through the nose by a 22-calibre
bullet or Monday. Mr.. Heavellow, who
is an apprentice at the blacksmith
shop of Nathan Richards had the re-
volver, which was an old one. at the
shop with a few shells loaded with
shot for shooting rats around the
building. On Monday evening in the
presence OF a number of boys, the re-
volver fell out Of Mr. Heavellow's
pocket and was picked up by Alpheus
Little.
Purchasing bullets the boys went to
White Clay creek and shot a number
of times into the water Alpheus
thinking he had emptied all of the
shells snapped the trigger and the
ball hit Mr. Heavellow.
Newport NJ e. Church will be OPEN
ed for service on next Sunday morn
ing.
st. Johns Catholic Church. Of New
ark, will hold its annual festival on
the church grounds, Thursday, FRI
day and Saturday evenings, June 20,
30, and July l.
Personal.-Mrs. David Sheppard
and daughter Ethel, were guests OF
friends at Elsmere last Week.-Mrs.
Addie Williams Of Marshallton, spent
last Sunday in Baltimore-Mrs. Kel-
ly and daughter Mary. Of Newark,
I nave returned from a few days visit
with friends OF Hockessin--Ira Mote,
! Of near Newark, has gone TO North
/ Carolina-Hampton Ruth, after spend
! ing a week with relatives of Prices
/ Corner, has returned home-Mias
Rena Steward has returned home af-
ter spending a short time with Miss
Bertha Gamble, Of Newark-D II.
Bayne visited friends at the Cedars on
Saturday evening-Mrs Charles Ed
wards, of Wilmington, spent Friday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
! King-Frank Sindall was a recent
visitor Of Wilmington friends-Lena
Bayne and Eva Hall spent Saturday
afternoon and evening with Mr. and
Mrs Broadbent of Marshallton-Mr
Earl Lyman spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Sillitoe, OF near New Cas-
tie on Sunday-William Hilyard spent
Sunday in Baltimore-Miss Edna
Scarborough was a recent guest Of
her brother, Mr. and Mrs John Scar
borough, Of Newark, Del-Mrs. Willis
Groome and daughter Margaret, will
spend a week in the country on ac-
count OF III health-Mr. and Mrs VIII
liam Hall and daughter Eva, and Miss
Lena Bayne. spent Sunday afternoon
and evening with Wilmington friends
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Phillips and
daughter Alice, and son Warren, spent
Sunday with relatives in Wilmington
Samuel Parrot, of Baltimore. is
spending a week with his grandpan-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Knotts-
Miss Eva Hall will spend few DAYS
with Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Broadbent at
Marshallton-Thom Bullen took a
party of young men down the Chris
tiana River Sunday afternoon In his
naptha launch Ida Crank King
spent Sunday with friends In Phila-
delphia--Alvan Bridges is spending
some time with his grandmother. Mrs.
William Knotts-Miss Lucy Chad
dick. OF Wilmington, is spending a
few days with her aunt, Mrs. Wilson
Burton-Miss Sallie Truax is a guest
Of Miss Nellie Ball near Stanton
Mr. and Mrs. Lena Stats and Mr..
! Bennett Knots Of Newport and Miss
ola Hail, OF Farnhurst. spent Sum
day with friends in Baltimore-Mrs.
John Paris spent Sunday with her
parents. Captain and Mrs. Blockson
Mr. and Mrs. John Ingram spent
Saturday in Wilmington-Mr and
Mrs. Wilbert Bickling spent Saturday
in Wilmin gton-Miss Louise Parrot
who has been visiting her mother
Mrs. Parrott of Baltimore, has re-
turned 70 her home at Newport-Miss
! Madeline Cummings was recent
guest of Wilmington friends Consta-
bic Elmer r. Cole spent Saturday
with Wilmington friends-Mrs. John
Paris and daughters Margaret and
Madeline, will spend six weeks with
friends and relatives at Little Creek