Smyrna times., 1912-07-10

TGUinSuld eNDOul OuT TTlSIQS anu
Neighbors and Their Doings.
Twenty young men took the en-
trance examination at Delaware
College last Friday.
Winfield Rash, who has been as
sociated with the Farmers Bank,
Dover, has secured a position in
Philadelphia.
Improvements to cost about S8. 900
have been started at Asbury Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, Salisbury,
Nd.
The Baptist Sunday school. of
Dover, has chosen July 16 for the
date of its picnic at kits Ham
mock.
Fenwck Island camp meeting will
begin Saturday, August 10, and will
continue until Monday, August Is.
Able ministers have been engaged to
help, and the music will be in charge
of the celebrated Berge Sisters.
Mrs. J.Milton Davidson, of Booth
wyn, Pa, formerly of Dover, has
been honored in that she was Sc
lected by the Independence Day COM
mittee Of Chester as soloist for the
big celebration there on the Fourth.
While attttendng public sale of
real estate in front of the court
house in Denton, Md. Tuesday af-
ter noon of last week, Edwin M.
Carey, of Denton, was stricken
with paralysis and died shortly
after.
Charles Messick, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. BIN essick, of near Green
wood, and Miss Rixie Andrews, the
daughter of Mrs. A. Andrews, of
near Burrsville, were married at
the latter place on Friday evening
June 10, by Rev. Melvin Wheatley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert W. GOoden,
of this county. announce the marri-
age of their daughter, Miss Alyce
Stevenson GoOden, to Thomas Bay
nard Saap, well known young man
of near Dover. The marriage took
place in Wilmington, June 90.
Mrs. Priscilla Richardson has pre-.
sented Mrs. E. S. Anderson, presi'
dent of the Ladies Library Club,
as a contribution from the Ladie!
Library Club to the Dover Free Lii
brary, eleven beautiful new books
by standard authors. They wer,
put on the shelves last week.
F. B. Mcclure, of near Dover
has been marketing fine home grow
tomatoes since Saturday. Monda.
he picked Sc quarts. Charles H
Rulter has also been picking splendi
tomatoes from his garden for tn
past week.
William Butz, of Dover. a recen
graduate at Delaware College, will
60 to Schnectady, N. Y. and as
sociate himself with the Genera
) Electric Company. Carl A. Taylor
of Kenton, also recent gradual
of Delaware, will go to Pittsburgh
and take a position with the West
inghouse Electric Company.
Rev. George Edward Reed, paste
of Grace Church, Wilmington, an
Mrs. Reed, will spend the mont
of July on the Maine coast. DI
Reed goes to Atlantic City for tn
latter part of this week and on Nor
day they leave for Rockland, Maine
William Purse died at the hon
of his son, Harry Purse, Philade
phia, July 1st. Deceased was
native of Seaford, but was a blacl
! smith at FELTON, for 25 years. q
was about So years of age and h;
been i'll for several months. Buri
was made at Barratt's Chapel {
Thursday.
: George W. Spicer, of Marshaltol
) New Castle county, died Tuesds
: night, July 2, aged about so year
= Deceased was brother of j. R. M
! Gonigal of Dover, and was a we
z known Democrat, and at one tin
= was clerk of the House of the Ge
: eral Assembly. He is survived
9 a wife and FIVE children.
3 Rev. Daniel Wilmot Gateson. t
: genial young rector of st. Paul
: Church, Georgetown, and Miss Ma
9 ian Anne Blackston, only daught
: of Senator and Mrs. W. F. Black
= ton, were married Mon lay afterno
. in the Church of st. Mark, Broo
lyn, by the groom's grandfathe
9 Rev. John B. Kennedy, rector
= the church. They will spend the
= honeymoon on Long Island.