Evening journal., 1911-10-23
AWAY
BOY BURGLAR
Youth Interrupted While Pre-
pairing. to Loot Seaford
Store,
TOWN MINISTERS
WANT A Y. M. c. A.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
SEAFORD, Del, Oct 23-To increase
the efficiency of their system The
Diamond State Telephone Company is
hanging a stretch of copper wires be-
tween lower Delaware towns.
A boy burglar robbed the general
store Of Albert ]. Lank and Brothers
Saturday night, but was scared away
by night officers before he could take
his plunder.
Seaford society folk will turn out in
force on Halloweenf night to attend
the masquerade ball in the Opera
House for the Benefit OF the Church
Fund of St. Luke's Protestant Episco'
pal church.
Branch offices Of the Sussex Farm
ers' Union of Delaware, with head
quarters Seaford, are being organ
lied at / )ints along the Delaware
road.
Seaforo ministers are making efforts
to organize a Young Mems Christian
Association in that town.
Falling from the new Masonic Tenn
pie, John Collins, a negro hod carrier,
was severely cut.
A tuberculosis dispensary, where
patients are examined and treated
free, has been opened here with DIR.
Stacy b. Collins, as president
White potatoes are selling Ia the
local market for 81 a basket
The Methodist Protestant and Meth
odist Episcopal Churches have entered
upon their winter schedule OF services
The little town of Blades, across the
Nanticoke river from Seaford, will
again make efforts to become a cor
porated village. Last fall leaders In
the town tried to get in with Seaford
but this failed and later a movement
to incorporate the town was voted
down.
The seaford High School football
team will start pracucing this week
for their opening game, the first week
in November.
PERSONAL. Frank Huey, of Ches'
tertown, is the guest Of his parents
here-Arthur Huston, Of Delaware Col
lege, is spending several days will
his parents here-Edward Williams, OF
New York, was a Seaford visitor las
week-C w. Pitt, Of Philadelphia, has
been spending several days at SeaforC
Howard Morgan has accepted 20
sition in Newark, n. J.-Miss zedi
Coulbourn is spending some time witt
her sister at Laurel-Nrs. James Is
Thompson is the guest of Marylan'
relatives-R. 0rem Trice, of Pocomok'
City, was a visitor here yesterday
Arthur Lee Wright, son of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Charles Z. Wright, of this town
has accepted a position with the West
ern Union Telegraph Company a
Nashville, Tenn.-Mrs. Ardella Coul
bourn and son Cortland, are spendin
two weeks with Wilmington relative
Mrs. G.. Walter Lawrence is tn
} guest Of relatives in Philadelphia an
p Wilmington s.. e. Thompson was
! Laurel visitor yesterday-Harry Phi
] lips has been spending a week in Phi
, adelphia-W. Herbert Hall and Asht
/ Shipley were the guest of Cambridl
/ friends on Sunday-Miss Helen Smil
, has returned to her home at Beth
I after an extended visit with her siste
l Mrs. Leonard Hatfield Mrs. f. J. A
len, of Norfolk is the guest of Seafor
, relatives-Oscar Hurst, Of Richmon'
is spending some time with Arnol
eenabaum-Robert Huey, of Che'
tertown, is the guest of his parent
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Huey- Howar
Morgan has returned from visitm
!. Philadelphia friends-William
Rowe, Jr., Of New York, is the gue'
of his mother. Mrs H. n. Rowe.