The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-10-25

amount of $4,000 for q cooperative
lcreamery by farmers in Fulton township
The State Medical Society Of Delaware
has recommended the removal Of the
State Laboratory from Newark TO vii.
mington.
| The bung Of cider barrel blowing out
struck Leroy Kirk, Of Lewisville, in the
| leye and he win probably lose the sight o.
the optic.
Oxford Borough Council has passed an
order requiring all dogs in that town run
ming az large to be muzzled, on account
Of the maddog scare that prevails.
| Frank Farra, q freight brakeman on
the BALTIC. Central road, was thrown from
"a car and had his arm broken Saturday
morning. The accident occurred al
|Lincoln, where the train was doing some
lswitching.
The Baltimore Synod Of the Presbyter.
| ian Church will meet at the New York
Avenue Church. Washington, D. c.,
October 2s. It includes the States Of
Maryland and Delaware and the District
lof Columbia.
The jacob Snyder estate at Kembles-
Iyille, consisting OF dwelling house and
eleven acres in the village, has been sold
<sf lis.
ship, for $4SIo.
| According to the Kent News there were
gathered IN that county alone r,82o,6oc
baskets Of tomatoes, or 3o.333 tons, which
at the rate Of 5000 per ton. makes the
sum of $2oI, 10000 paid to the farmers for
this one crop alone.
Sherwood Rea fell from freight car al
Perryville Monday morning and had a
lleg cut off. He was hurried to Balti.
more hospital. His father. Edward Rea,
lives near Pleasant Grove.
The heavy rains Tuesday night under.
mined the mushroom house Of T. F,
Kavanagh. near West Grove. causing the
building to collapse and running the croE
nearly ready to pick. The loss is heavy.
Nick Green young Elkton colored
man. was arrested Monday and lodged in
ljail on the charge Of carrying revolver,
He escaped later by the aid Of a rope
thrown over the 3o-ft. Jail yard wall by :
pal on the outside.
The large barn and straWshed on the
farm Of ]. Stanley Harry. near Bel Air,
were destroyed by FIRE last week, all this
years crops being also consumed. The
loss was $1,000. The buildings were in.
sured for $500 and the contents for 5000
Francis f. Spinner, contractor, has
filed mechanics lien 10 the Hartford
County Circuit Court against the Hartford
County Agricultural and Breeders Asso
citation for $500 so balance claimed to be
due him for work on the new Havre de
Grace race track
John E. Edwards has entered sui
Iagainst the township of Stasburg, Pa, tc
recover $1,000 damages. The plaintiff
who resides near New Providence. alleges
that the supervisors changed water
leourse. flooding his land and doing q
good deal of damage.
At a recent meeting Of the Board o
Trustees of the Goldey Commercial
College, Wilmington. w. E. Douglas wa.
elected president to succeed the late Prof
| H. S. Goldey. founder and president O.
1.-THE school. Mr.. Douglas was vice
president under Mr.. Goldey.
Prof. McCue. of the Delaware Expert
mental Farm recently visited the farm Of
tMr. Mccall. prominent land owner oi
Carpenters' Point, near Charlestown
Cecil county. The purpose OF the visil
was 10 consult with the management in
regard to the advisibility of setting large
peach orchards in that region.
A bronze memorial tablet s4x2o inches,
has been placed in the Academy building
at Newark. Del. It is inscribed: New
ark Academy. an original grant under
William Penn" sThree signers Of the
Declaration Of Independence-Tho
Mexican and George Reed. of Delaware,
and James Smith of Pennsylvania. were
at one time students at the historic in.
stitution.
i A recital will be given in the chapel al
West Nottingham on Friday evening,
October rs. under the. auspices of the
Christian Endeavor Society. Miss Irene
Fulton, Of Wilmington, will render a
number of readings, which will be inter
i spersed with musical numbers by local
talent. Should the weather prove stormy
on the asth inst, the recital win be held
the following evening. Admission 2sc,
rNfI3rMn xsudNr n wears rec