Evening journal., 1914-07-02
BUSINESS MEN
READY FOR TRIP
Chamber of Commerce An
nounces Itinerary of July
Trade Excursion
ALL THE DETAILS
ARE WORKED OUT

Arrancements are now completed /
for the Chamber of Commerce auto !
mobile trade excursion TO nearby
towns in Maryland, Delaware and
] PENNSYLVANIA. on July 9, and from all
indications it will be one of the most
successful trips the trade body
has ever taken. The itinerary for the
trip has been prepared by General
! Secretary Neil B. Sinclair, assisted by
Assistant secretary Clarence killen
and twenty-three automobiles have
been assured for the trip 1t Is eX-
pected that more than forty machines
will be secured before the day or
the trip.
The start will be made from the
Hotel DUPONT at 9.15 o'clock and the
route will he through Elsmere,
Prices Corner. Marshallton TO New
ark. From there the party will pro-
ceed to Elkton. North East Oxford,
where dinner will be served, and
thence to West Grove. Avondale, Ken
nett Square. Toughkenamon and re-
turn.
The itinerary follows
Wilmington to Newark, Is miles.
Cars assemble at Eleventh street
entrance TO DUPONT Hotel, July g. at
p 915 a. M
Leave Tenth and Market promptly
. at $50 a. m. Market TO Delaware
Avenue. thence to Pennsylvania Ave
nue.; there to DUPONT street, thence
south to Sixth street. west on sixth
to Union street. thence south on un-
ion. Elsmere TO Prices Corner turn
q sharp 70 left herel. thence through
= Marshallton straight road TO New
r ark.
). Enter Newark on Main street; turn
left with Academy street one block;
l. turn right into Delaware avenue
8. then two blocks on Delaware avenue;
l. then turn right into South College
l. street, stopping in front Of Delaware
College. Arrive 1O.15 a. n. Fifteen
|. minute stop.
Newark to Elkton, IS miles.
Y Leave Newark 1880 a. m.
Main street. turn sharp to left at
Is, b and o. depot, 1-2 miles, road
: straight TO Elkton. Stop on Main
street. Arrive Elkton, l105 a. m
. Thirty-minute stop.
= Elkton to North East. &C miles;
- 25 minutes.
Leave Elkton. 11.S5 a. m.
MAIN cIIftLs TURN W AAEnA anu
e through covered bridge, 4 IL miles
concrete road, miles good dirt
road.
Arrive North East. 12 noon. Fiji
tcen-minute stop.
'f North East to Oxford Through
g Bay View, Zion. Calvert, Chrome. and
n Barnsley) 14.1 miles.
It Leave North East 1915 p. m.
Main street, over p. b. and W
tracks. B. and o. tracks at Leslie
Bay View through covered bridge a
Is "a mile from covered bridge, turI
be left TO Zion. IL miles bad road Z
A Calvert (no stop); turn right al
m school house. pass cross roads Il
Chrome (no stopl, 4 miles bad roaC
past brick church to Barnsley inc
: stcp). thence l-2 mile over railroad
:, crossing, then straight TO Oxford.
I Arrive oxford. lis p. m.
III Dinner at Oxford Hotel; 1.15-houI
stop.
II oxford to West Grove, 9 miles. 4C
| minutes.
Leave Oxford, 23O p. m.
II Main street to fair grounds, turr
| left at end of fence; fair dirt roads
! past Lincoln University; past Jen
/ nersville TO West Grove.
| Arrive West Grove, $40 p. M; 20
minute stop.
II West Grove to Avondale, miles
Is minutes
Hi Leave West Grove, $3.50 p. m.
Hi Main street. turn right, followini
| trolley tracks; good macadam.
II Concord Nurseries (optional stop
turn left to Avondale
III Arrive Avondale, 3.45 p. m; 20
minute stop.
II Avondale to Kennett Square, 4.
| miles. 10 minutes.
Iii Leave 4.05.
III Follow trolley tracks past Tough
II kenamon TO Kennett Square.
III Arrive Kennett Square, 4.20 p. n
Stop 40 minutes.
Kennett Square to Wilmington. IL
miles. As minutes.
iii Leave Kennett Square 5 p. m.
III Willowdale to Red Lion, to Kennel
| Pike
liz Arrive Wilmington. 4.45 p. m.
iii Total miles. 40.
Those who have accepted for th
trip so far are as follows: Charles I
Smith, Jr.. G. f. Leach. A. S. NJ,
Kaig, H. R. Smith, T. s. Doherty.
Leonard Johnson. William H. Gil
bons, Alfred B. Moore. Howell
England G. H. Spackman, William
Robelen, John H. Rice. J. J. Powell
H. A. Casperson, T. w. Wilson. wi
II liam d Mullen, Ira c. Tinkham. El
n ward W. Pyle. NJ. F. Davis, j. '
Loud. J. d. Stroud. W. G. Bryan,
T. Bye, W. D. Bush. Jr., W. J. Nj
Corkindale. W. A. Morris Holstei
Harvey. John S. Mullin and foul
III David A. Hay. Miller Brothers Con
pany. W. f. Holland. George B. Mo
ton. w NJ. Francis. s. G. Cleaver.
II. Steinle and three; John j. Harr
and three; Edward r. Pusey and on'
Joseph e. Hedin and three; G. NJ.
Cam. Charles c. Speakman, Charl'
ToplSis. Clarence c. Killen and Ne
B. Sinclair.