Smyrna times., 1912-04-03

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the city of Wilmington, died March |
oath.
j. Hall Anderson, of Dover, has
associated himself with Richard R.
Kenney in the practice of law.
George H. Teas, a wealthy land
owrer in Cedar Neck, near Milford,
died last week, aged 81 years.
Mrs. Andrew j. Ross died at her
home in Milford on Wednesday
morning of last week of pneumonia,
aged 63 years.
In the fishing business Maryland
has AZ, 813 persons employed; Vir-
ginia 29, ,376; Maine 1856, and
Massachusetts IA, 373.
Since March 1st, the Pennsy lvania
Railroad mileage books have not
been good on the N. Y. P. & N. R.
R. between Delmar and Norfolk,
Va.
The Masonc Grand Lodge of Mary
land will met in Easton in May.
This will be the first time since 1893
that the Grand Lodge has met out
side of Baltimore.
Mrs. Fannie Abbott, wife of
former coroner of Kent county. H.
H. Abbot, died at their home on
Tuesday after an illness of only
few days. aged &c years.
Matthew Chiffon, agd 94 years, 5
months and davs, died at Denton,
Nc, Wednesday of last week.
He was born at the Chiffon camp
ground farm.
The Senior Glass of Delaware
College has elected Howard Taylor
Ennis class orator and George P.
Millington class prophet for the
annual class day exercises next June.
Ella a., widow of Ezekiel
Graham, died at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Baker. near Dover,
Sunday, March "a, aged Sc years.
Deceased had been an invalid for
several months.
Rev. A. W. Lightbourne, pastor
of the Peoples Church, Dover, has
been selected to preach the sermon
to the graduating class of Dover
High School in the Peoples Church
on Sunday, June 16.
A. R. Ruston, retired farmer,
who came here from the west, died
at his home in Dover March 81, aged
72 years. He is survived by wife
and grown children. The funeral
took place Monday of last week.
DR.. Cahall Sipplehas purchased the
Charles E. Fem property on Brad
ford street, Dover, consideration
SO. 900. After remodeling and i'm
proving the property, DR.. Sipple
will move there and practice dental
surgery.
Conrad Kellar, of near Rising
Sun, has lost two valuable horses
within the past few days from cere-
bro spinal meningitis. Other horses
in the same locality have been
affected with the disease, but are
recovering under treatment.
Former Congressman and Mrs.
Thomas A. Smith of Ridgely, Md. ,
have issued invitations to the mar
riage of their daughter, Miss Elsie
Sylvester. to George Elliott Dutton,
Saturday afternoon, April 6. in the
M. E. Church there.
Miss Isabel Stott, of Dover, is
suffering with a wounded finger.
Several days ago she pricked her
finger with hat pin accidentally.
1t being small affair no attention
was paid to it. A few days ago
blood poison developed and the con-
dition of the finger has been alarm
ing and very painful.
W. Branch Wainwright, former
manager of the Diamond State TeIe.
phone Company for this district died
suddenly in Reading, Pa, Thursday
morning. Mr.. Wainwright was to
have been married to a Wilmington
lady next week.
The married men of Milford are
having invitations printed for their
Easter dance to be given on Monday
evening, April Sth. The committee
consists of Daniel Hirsch, ]. Lynn
= Pratt, Frank Richards, S. S. Penn.
evil, G. Layton Grier and George
H. Hall.
Four men we're injured in Will
u mington by the cranks of automo.
1t blles. They were all crankine
IS fhoir roaabipoo Wfl1iar,