Smyrna times., 1913-03-05

Deputy Recorder of Deeds at George
town.
Falling on a broken bottle. Harry
Johnson. Of Georgetown, cut his hand
and wrist severely.
Bishop kinsman. Of the Diocese of
Delaware has returned to Wilmington
after months stay in Sussex county
The engagement Of Miss Mabel
Mearns of Zion. and Murray Ewing
Of Boston, has been announced.
Cecil County Court Clerk. Cecil
Kirk has purchased the Carrie Wier
residence, at Weet Nottingham.
Frederick A Grier. Of Salisbury
has been granted a patent for brake
TO be used on platform trucks.
A new agitation toward placing
town clock in the Milford post Office
tower has been started.
ST Paul's Episcopal Church. George
town. has called Rev. J. H. Gibbonev
Jr., of Savannah, Ca.
With the election for Mayor and
Council to be held tomorrow. George
town, as usual. is without candidates
Arrangements have been made for
stock company to present plays in
Georgetown for a series Of II weeks.
In tn preesnce of a large number of
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. John Rowan.
Sr,, Of near Cecilton, celebrated their
golden wedding yesterday.
Held guilty of assaulting Howard
Jackson, Charles L. Widows Of Elk
Mills, was fined SIS and costs by Jus
tiee Cameron at Elkton.
Raymond McCool. aged 12. sustain
ed internal injuries when he fell from
the roof of his home, Wilmington.
and landed astride a fence.
To afford relief during the hot
weather, Wilmington park guards
will be supplied with very light blue
serge suits.
One hundred and six dollars was
the profit from a bazaar and supper
given by ladies Of the Georgetown
Methodist Protestant Cureh.
Receiving back a revolver loaned
to a friend, the weapon exploded. and
Elijah Parker, Of Georgetown, receiv-
ed an ugly flesh wound in the fore
arm.
Because the Methodist Church at
New Castle has grown toe small for
the congregations the official Board is
considering enlarging the main audi
torium
Falling from his engine at Perry
Vile, George A.. Pyle. an engineer
on the Central division Of the Penn
sylvania Railroad, was seriously injur
ed.
The dupont Powder Company tug
boat Emily grounded at the mouth Of /
the Christiana River when the captain
lost MS way in the fog. but got of
after an hours delay.
So many amendments TO the Child /
Labor bill were offered that the Will
mington Chamber Of Commerce agreed
TO draw up a subtitute to eliminate
all opposition.
Owners Of canning factory near
the wharves at Milton are planning a
railroad Of their own to conect with
the Maryland, Delaware and Virginia
at the western end Of town.
Although proficient in diagnosing
ills Of other persons, it was not until
several days after an automobile acci-
dent that DR.. Frank Jones, Of George
town. discovered he had two fractur-
ed ribs
Rural Delawareans are IN in arms
over the passage Of the game bill
which prohibits residents of the State
from cunning without license. AZ
they will have no more privilege than
non-residents.
The new fish steamer launched At
Milton for the Delaware fish Oil Com
pany. Of Lewes, will be named Sus-
sex, and upon completion will be used
for food fishing until the regular fish
ing season.
Joseph c. Cannon, Alphonse Hark-
ness. John Leon Lloyd. Leslie H. Pat
ton, Harvey +. Smith and f. King
Wilson have recently been appointed
extra passenger conductors on the
Pennsylvania Railroad between Phila-
delphia and Washington, d. c.
The success last year Of farmers
who grew cabbage for shipment in
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