Smyrna times., 1915-12-22
i[VS Of THE DELAWARE
MARYLAND PENINSULA
,.sv ITEMS GATHERED FROM
o,,o STATE EXCHANGES

n.,gbbors and Their Oo'ngs'
us,,o skating on too thin ice at
,.'tard. Albert Moore had to be res
med BY companions.
councilman Albert n. William
.;Usd a wrist when he fell on
.isewalk in Wilmington.
while playing at Beaver Dam school
-, M Gsorqetown, Wallace Carpenter.
-. ..14.vear.old-bOy. broke an arm.
The store Of ". Linden Jones, in
Nth Laurel. was robbed OF prac'
...Ilv ali meats and other eatables'
sn..ex county has a balance ON
,.r5 Of about $50, 600, according to
= npdit made at Georgetown, We'd
nssday.
R,idpeyille Odd Fellows have pre-
,.r,d class to be initiated at the
r,nv TO be held in Harrington the last
Of the month.
Mrs James Bryan was cut and
h,pised when her automobile and a
Ssliyerv truck were in collision in
Wilmington.
Jobn Thomas. a Seaford farmer.
vas run town when a pair of mules
np away and his right arm was brok-
n and his left leg badly injured.
The annual banquet of the horse
owners and matinee drivers of the
Delsware Horse Show Association
vas held last evening at Wilmington.
The Wilmington City Club is pre-
psring an elaborate "open house" and
reception at its headquarters on Il !;
tan floor Of the DUPONT building on
New Years.
Because the inlet of the Indiar
River has been closed by sand, many
Of the smaller fish which make theil
vsy South and compelled to stay in
The river. are dying from the cold.
Governor Miller entertained n
tinner and gave a reception in honol
Of the United States Circuit Court o.
Appeals ana the Judiciary of th'
Sepreme Court Of Delaware.
n Only one man in Delaware is classei
receiving an income of more thar
500. 900 year by the United State
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
ta the Commissioner is silent as 4
hidentity.
Dale Turner. son Of Rev. and Mrs
lusph Brown Turner. of Port Deposit
n, and formerly of Dover. is on
dHenry Ford's invited guests Of
BIS Peace Mission abroad. which i
siirseting the attention Of the entir
world.
Squire Wharton has issued the TO
q owing marriage licenses: Walter L
Sumner and Clara NJ. Robinson. {
Wyoming; Frank L. Carrow and Susi
J. Laferty, Of Smyrna; Charles {
Clark. Of Wyoming, and Stella \
N DOdd, Of FELTON,.
NJ. and Mrs. Robert P. Moore,
Aarydel, Nd. have issued Invitation
for the wedding of their daughte
Mss Mary Helen Moore, who (
81 January 4th will become the bride
Robert Harry Gibson, of GOldsbor
Nd The ceremony will be performs
IN the Marydsl NJ. E. Church at 2. :
p N. The bride-elect is a sister
Mrs. Harry vane. of Dover.
Mrs. Charles R. Vaughn. Of Hal
icy, has issued invitations for {
marriage Of her daughter Miss An
Laura Atkins. to Mr.. Harry Dee
Jones, Of Dover. The wedding "
u take place at the home Of Mr. a
Mrs. Vaughn. near Cheswold, Satl
Gay noon, January 1, 1916. N
Jones is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. R
| and b. Jones. Of Dover, and is
member Of the clerical staff of I
farmer's Bank Of Dover.
II has been reported that consid
'0'e damage has been done to /
young trees in the apple grOwi
sections Of the State by tie roul
'eaaed apple tree borer. The pr
sn'e Of the borers may be eetec
!! NE retarded growth of the tire
y the yellOwing Of the folias
aaa By the sawdust-like eastil
"nleh the larvae throw out from
entrances Of their burrows, aecC
p-n'ea BY discoloration of the b
"e, The new burrows. and often
ofap.
'0u'hful Hero Seriously Hurt
Larry SWayne. aged 7. narro