Smyrna times., 1913-06-25

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The first carload of dogs ever shin
pea from Chestertown went ont Wed
nesday consigned to New Jerses,
Inere were 42 hounds and 20 pprn;ss
Brice. sOs {
Caroline county. Nd, high school
principals reappOinted by the school
BOARD included J. Walter Huntingdon
Denton; c. P. Simmons Iireensboro i.
w II. Hook. Ridgely. and A. c
Brown, fredericksburg.
Continuing a custom TINT has an
oured since before the war. Sussex
county again this year will celebrate
It's Fourth of July at Oak Orchard
ana Sandy Landing with old.time
hodiing' dancing and picnic fun.
Albert JacquOt, Jr.. when arrapo.
cd before Magitrate Lewis. in Wilm.
ington for the alleged embezzlement
Of $4,000 from the Charles Warner
Company, waived hearing and was
released in $500 bail for the upner
Court. NPpei
Daniel P. Buckley pleaded not
guilty to charge of speeding his an.
tomobile on the Kennett Turnpike
ana VIII have a hearing before MAG.
istrate Lewis. at Wilmington. Seven
otner autoists arrested on the same
eharge pleaded guilty and were fined
$40 and costs each.
Mrs. Mary dupont. who died last
sunday in her will has beaueatbed
81, 900 to Emmanuel e. Church
Wilmington, for its maintenance and
$4,000 to the endowment of free he'd
IN the mems surgical ward. to he
known as the Lammot dupont bed.
Lewes Board of Education has
elected as first vice principal. Eliza
beth Lank, second vice principal
Miss Giles. and Bessie McMurrv
Marie Marshall, Frances Manning
Isabella Ross, Elizabeth Regist er
Nellie B. Johnson, Mary L. Maeee
and Anna J. Reneh. grade teachers.
The 131st, commencement of Wash |
ington College. Of Chestertown. Md.
the Oldest in the state of MARYLAND.
twenty-one were graduated Wednes-
DAY. William Lester Baldin was first
honor man. Francis Trevelyan Mil
ler Of New York. addressed the
graduating class The degree Of D.
u. was conferred on John Franklin
Carey, Of Salisbury, Nd.
Former Judge Ignatius C. Grubb
left New York on Monday for Rio de
Janeiro. Brazil, South America.
where he expects TO remain until SEN
tember. He makes the trip unaccom-
panied and has made several trims 10
Brazil's capital. He likes the citv.
It's people and its climate. He find 5
hat the climate restores him to health
more quickly than that Of any other
place he ever has visited.
Governor Miller has appointed Or.
Charles A. Wagner, of the West
Chester State Normal School, "a be
Commissioner Of Education for Della
ware, for term of two years, from
Nay I, 1913. He has also appointed
% be members of the Public Achiyes
Commission: Hon. Henry c. Conrad.
Georgetown; Mrs. Henry Ridgely.
Dover; Mrs. ]. Ernest Smith. Wilm-
ngton; DR.. George w. Mashell.
Mrs. Virginia 7. Atkins. Mil
on.
William Sites Heverin, aged II
ears, we'll known throughout Dover
'icinity. died at Little Greek Monday
vening, June 16. after a stroke Of
poplexy a few days previous. The
uneral was held Thursday afternoon
nd interment was made a Lakeside
Deceased was the son Of
he late James l.. Heverin and was !
orn in the vicinity where he spent l
u his life and died. lie was engag-
d in the mercantile buiness for Is
ears and was also engaged in farm I
ng. He is survived by two sisters, |
irs. Clara Clark and Mrs. Annie
)enney, Of Dover.
C. w. Collins. Of MelrOse High
ands. Massachusetts,. Delaware boy,
'as present at the Commencement +
xercises Of Delaware College, at :
'hieh time the faculty and trustees
+ the college conferred the degree Of
iaster Of Science in Agriculture.
Ir. Collins is graduate Of the COL
sge, he being member Of the class
1905. He is now with the u. S.
department Of Agriculture. Bureau
Entomology. He has for the past