Evening journal., 1911-11-24
KENT HAS
MANY BRIDES
Happy Couples Are Married in
Happy Season Of
Thanksgiving

Especial to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, Nov. 24-The Thanks
giving brides and their showers of
bouquets and rice made the north
bound trains fragrant and attractive
Ito crowds at the Delaware stations
'today-the couples going away on
wedding trips to return on Thanks
giving Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walton NJ. Busteed, Of
|Clarksville, Tenn, just married at
Morgantield, Kentucky, came East on
|their honeymoon for a visit to rela-
tives at Sudlersville and Smyrna.
They will be at home in Clarksviile
by Thanksgiving.
Miss Mildred NJ. Davidson, Of Ches-
void, and George H. Newsome, OF
Smyrna, were married at the Smyrna
Circuit parsonage on Wednesday even
ing by the Rev. w. +. Matthews.
Emlin c. Hitch, member of a promi-
nent family of Lincoln City, obtained
marriage license to wed Miss Anna
Macklin. of Milford. Other licenses
were issued by the clerk Of the peace,
here, to these well-known prospective
brides and bridegrooms:
Charles II. Hall, of Dover, and MISS
Beatrice Pleasanton, of Little Creek.
Walter ]. Webb, of FELTON,; and Miss
Ella S. Griffith. of Riverside, N. ].
Joseph f. Draper, of Milford, and
Miss Ethel NJ. Riggs, same.
Bert Reed, of Magnolia, and Miss
Hannah c. Cline, of Woodside.
There are reports here of plenty OF
shooting for the hunters through Del
aware. Along the bay meadows
wild fowl appear plentiful and the
hunting and trapping season for tur-
bearing and aquatic animals has pc
gun. Ducks are reported plenu1ul
in Rehoboth Bay and Indian River.
The new stacks and filing cases for
the new library section of the admin
istration building have been installed
TODAY. Ornaments and furnishings
are now already for shipment to the
new State House next week and SEN
ator Conner and Decorator II. B. ward
of Philadelphia, announced that tne
building would be turned over Tor oc-
cupancy on December 10.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany's workmen gave another demon
stration of how to do things in Dover
when they completed last night, in one
day. the demolition of the temporary
passenger station which has done ser
/ vice here for nearly a year.
A collection of trinkets made IRON
trim around the world caused the
downfall of Charles Fischer here las'
evening. Archie c. Balser who is
machinist at work in the E. L. Jones
shops here, but who was formerly
machinist in the Navy and went OF
that memorable trip around the worlC
ordered by Roosevelt, got some Valu
able and useful souvenir from every
mort tt Armada stopped.
II was great collection-coins o
everv nation. and many OF them
that Stamps and trinkets were few
Init useful articles there were, in
Guiding a patent razor from Bombay
fountain pen from Frisco, tie clasp
from Africa, cuff buttons from PekiI
and a shaving brush from Brazil. Bal
ser highly priced his whole collection
hui Fischer. who came here with
show and remained. disappeare
about the same time as did Balser
colIection of worldwide keepsakes.
The authorities got Fischer an
with him recovered nearly all tn
I, nriceless valuables. Balser was s
glad to see his treasury again ina
he wanted to make it easy on Fischer
Magistrate Wood, however, heard Tn
ease. Fischer made a partial con
fession. but the magistrate told hi
he could tell it all to the Judge above
and committed him to prison here
default of bail for the February Gran
Jury.