Smyrna times., 1916-05-10
m 0F THE DELAWARE
MARYLAND PENINSULA
.., ITEMS GATHERED FRO"
wv =, STATE EXCHANGES

.,.sbors and Their Do'ngs'
wee yes he claimed he was res
Ain''s l- = an emergency call. DR..
'i.aI posin was fined s25 Cor speed
d wilmington.
/ -, lpstiee PenneWill ha- consen-
/ ? a'i 5.liyer the address at the dedi-
t. Of the new public 0u''alng IN
1aington, May o.
j r.;,. William P. Rogers was help
Z. .on TO shingle a house at
/ as,,o /, the scafOlding broke and
- rss seriously injured
/ ,s.r the shad had been scarce for
al DAYS. Delaware City fisher
/ ',sin made good catches Friday
] .igh bost being g..
I r.,rsr Glee Club. Of Georgetown. |
y sbout $50 toward producing
mps:e for Georgetown by giving
-,,,rel show and musical.
~r.e of 500 in gold was pre-
~ to the Rev. Dr.. Alban Richly
q 4, members Of Emmanuel Episco-
! cbu:sh. at New Castle, at a
! ry,ll reception st the parish house.
Z 4. Hotel Windsor. at Rehoboth
8 = vas sold at SherilT's sale on
3 .,rs proceedings instituted by d.
Il Tsrnsepd. Of Georgetown. Mr..
.,,ra was compelled 10 buy it in.
screrior Court Monday. a jury
verdict Of Sl25 and cost to
ian H. Loper for the recovery Of
4 rs sold him by. Samuel H.
3 "a which, it was testified. was
v1ni when sold.
r,-as Hammond Smith died at
hne Of his parents near Roanoke
rs. Monday May 1st. after a
d med illness. aged about 40 years.
4 survived by q wife. Maude Good
q smith, daughter Of the late Frances
Gooding Of Wyoming. Del. and
Francis.
ns Frances Smith of Dover just
u Iged $500 from a Philadelphia
rtnsnt store for injuries sustained
!, two years ago, when a heavy
q linoleum fell on her while
~ u through the establishment.
n Charles Fleming Richards,
Georgetown has issued invitations
he marriage Of her daughter,
Nary Edith Richards. to Mr..
is Lyle Miffin, Of Dover, on
sday the third day Of June. at
e o'clock, in the Methodist
9psl Church, Georgetown. Della
3 At hnme after the first of
snber. 2 State street Dover.
iEsfe
'ale fishing at McCOlley's Mill
Federico, Friday last. in comp
Eia his uncle and two other
Clifford Clendsniel, aged Is
q Tell into the mill race near the
svheel and was drowned. Their,
ss than two foot of water a
d i,e but the fast rushing watei
nigh stones made il impossibl,
s;se the boy. Coroner Donovan
Il inquest.
all Councilman Harry Rose shot
no1ght to be rabid. in Delawar
fndsy morning. The ANNA
ssd 70 Constable Y. B. Peek
I'd bitten William Clark. en-
aay Mr.. Rose. and also al
sd to bite Clarence Messig. bu
On the account Of the heav
Aessig was wearing. The dog
fas been sent TO the Stat
'a Health laboratory at Newark
''nine whether the dog W,
ioI not.
~ Lydia Jump. owner Of Jump
Aanew stores. Milford has mad Il
Q Ho remaining stores Of the o
vacated. She has contract,
builders to tear down the
/ 'ie' and erect modern stor
= as same line as the other ne
" ne block Work of demol
A commenced last week. T
4 & are IN the centre Of the ne
''''k and when completed v
'Ontlnaous row OF new strnC
1'n The river to Front sire,
's' SIDE Of Walnut street.
regular May meeting of /
u the Camden Union Can
Il Association was held at {
4 grounds Tuesday afternoon
'Ion oftrustees and other bu
- y. ne following trustees nor
'heiT respective church.
''sa; Camden Church. l.
,atB. 7. COnwell: Wvomt
- / R. Jackson. l. T. Coo
. - president Of the Bo,
7 -" and William E. Major
] ass',asd asd treasurer. It was