Smyrna times., 1915-06-30


Neighbors ard Their Doings.
Rev. Urban E. Sargent has resigned
as rector of Calvary Episcopal Church
Wilmington.
Mayor. electe James F. Price,
Wilmington. has appointed Ralph
Saltzman private secretary.
Kicked in the face by horse.
James Fisher, aged Of Wilmington.
is in serious condition.
Frank L. Hudson. of Georgetown,
who was one of the Government
special census agents. has resigned.
Surveyors began surveying the
Seaford- BridgeviIe road. which will
be strightened in several places.
Milford firemen will hold a Fourth
of July celebration. with IA ball game
between Milford and Dover
On claims aggregAting. $500 the
business Of r. Kaletski. Ssaford. was
closed by Constable John Z. Martin.
While cutting hedge with a sickle.
Mrs. Arthur Hudson of Lewis, severed
an artery in her left wrist.
Oak Orchard is planning an old
fashioned country picnc for its Fourth
of July celebration. to be held on July
3rd
William Bickle. of Philadelphia.
was fined $40 for operating an auto
mobile in Wilmington without Del
aware license.
Fire destroyed 5 barn owned by
Charles NJ. GrOome. at Newport, and
damaged the barn Of John a. Grams
ton.
The Laurel Citizens Band has re-
organized with Samuel Locates direc-
or, and Ramona White. secretary and
treasure.
James Locates, of Clayton. has
purchased the vacant lot in West Sea-
ford adjoining the residence of Frank
Allen. for $3.50.
While trying 10 liberate a dog that
had become caught in fence. Henry
Roscoe. Of Seaford. was severely Bit
ten by the animal.
The Protestant churches of Newark
will hold union services each evening
during the summer on Delaware Col
lege campus.
Globe Lodge of Odd Fellows. OF
Brdgeville. entertained the grand
officers and gave a reception TO their
lady friends last Thurs lay.
After recovering from a serious
illness. Mrs. Hugh Martin. of near
BridgeviIle, fell, breaking a leg anC
sustaining internal injuries.
The Lewis Athletic Association
held festival in the Lyceum Thea.
ire Saturday evening for the benefit
of the baseball team
isabel Faucet, 11-year-old daugh
ter Of L. p. Faucet. a Philadelphia
business man. broke her arm Will,
playing in the town.
Mayor Howell. il is understood. viii
veto the ordinance fixing the salarie
of the members of the new Assess
ment Board at $4,000 a year, claiminl
S25OO is enough.
William H. Clendaniel, of Lincoln
lost his wach while husking corn las
year. and Thursday he plowed tn
timepiece mp and found it able to 70
as soon as be wound it,
George Madden. Of New Castle
who has been teaching school at Bea
Station for three years, has taken
position at the Baldt Steel Company
New Castle.
The convention of the SeafOrd Hur
dred Sunday School association. yes
terday. at Gethsemane NJ. P. Church
Reliance. elected L. w. Hurley pres
dent.
S. r. jenkins, Of near MilforC
grew a crop of peas on six and ha
acres Of land that cleared him S610
20, and now has the lard availsb
for late corn or tomatoes.
Rossel Paynter, a graduate of De
aware College, this year. is supplvir
the Presbyterian churches Of Harrini
ton and FELTON,, and in the fall wi
enter Princeton Seminary.
One hundred and eleven boys al
girls make up the class Of gradual
at the commencement Of the Wiimin
ton High School, held in the sehO
auditorium.