Middletown transcript., 1912-03-30
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS OF THE PENINSULA

Residents of Dagsboro are subscribing "
forstock in new bank and trust compa- was
ny. play
Shad at seaford are selling at from 40 to TT
80 cents --the latter price being for roes tecti
q. n
Falling in his haste to respond to call
DR.. E. B. Brown, Wyoming, broke his e.
left arm. the {
steal
While riding veloclpede on the side De
walk in Lewes, Walter ]. REYNOLDS fell cont
and broke his arm in two places. light
Christopher strObel, of Wilmington, a
yesterday celebrated his eightieth birth uIss
day by entertaining many friends at bis u Nv
home.
Rgv,ob C,ssus1t b.. ,os;onod 40 nrino;. be hi
pal of New Bridge School. nam
John Law, Hartford county Invalid, oism
was found dead seated in chair.
He
Timely discovery ofa FIRE saved Adam place
Kings hOus- in Rising Sun. ton
operi
Thrown from mule, Lee c. Price. of phia
Cenlre,i lie, sustained broken hand. ing a
Rose
Wild geese are uuusally plentiful in one
lower Cecil, and guuners are making big Pli
''bags". to be
near
Charles F. Rich. of Centreyille. has been self il
elected grand preIate Pfthian, OF Mary
land. Al
fred
While working in the plant of the jos Baer
eph Bancroft & Sons Company, in Will ment
mington, Thomas Cola, aged 45 dropped
dead from heart disease Ra
gronI
D.. H. q. NJ. Kollock, OF Newark, was LAM
thrown from his carriage along a dark hem,
road at Chestnut Hill when his horse fell licenl
in washout, and was slightly injured. Rigg,
United States Marshall Finn, of Wiz WI
mipgtOn, has been notified that the Gov Cox,
trnment will paw 500 reward for the cap shot
tnre of James Kelley, a convicted post move
Office robher, who escaped while being
taken to the Atlanta prison. Mi
erson
Young Methodist Protestants in George
town cleared $40 by buffet luncheon, for In
their conference collections. in tIr
Mrs. William NJ. Jones, of Georgetown, Tb,
OF the state W. L. U. Execu- has e
i've Committee has sent letter OF THANKS dent.
to all Delaware newspapers which bar
whisky advertisements. D..
ton, q
Miss Mabel walker was sponsor Tor tue that 6
ishing steamer W. T. James, launched at
5he shpyards OF the American Car and III,
Foundry Company in Wilmington f1r the borsa
Taft Fisheries Company o, Virginia. a broI
Grove School has been closed by sea- vii
ct fever. case O
whisk
A tree falling upon him, William Tur
Ter, of Plea. antviIe, sustained serious t.,
"!uIies' the NJ
fish ST
lew Sunday School room for the first w.,
ime yesterday. Ie,te,
their
f'eu ri.''ns, o' 0''es'gr'o"", naS Ueen City.
Jhestsrtown and Townsend.
Rescued from Coles ice pond when physi
Ittempling suicide, Mrs. Mary Cole has lof a
,een committed to an asylum. ''ce'
Elkton Improvement Company has Fall
Geetsd Oliver C. Giles, president and Of Sta
Mrs George R. Ash, secretary and treasur. back
n. cover
The Merchants Telephone Company Rin
las just awarded a contract for two story nlaviy
'xeha7ge buI'dIng oil concrete IN Denton. in Wi
is nov
While chopping wood, Judge William
of the Second Congress NJ.
iohal district, so badly injured thumb caDn -.
hat amputation became necessary. % LII.
D,-,....-;.ah. .oou,o,.a Wilm
Ds'u'a' '''O D'' D''1 :. has bt
i. Ellis, Delmar, broke leg.
Struck by an auto crank, William Stiltz A.,