Smyrna times., 1916-09-06
DEATH RECORD OF THE WEEK
samuel Hutchinson, Aged 90 a Well
Known Farmer of Kerton t4uncred
Died Wednesday Other Deaths

2NdT OIner OeatnC
Samuel Hutchinson. aged 80 for
wears prominent and well-known
iarmer near Kenton. passed TO his
eternal rest at 1L.3O O'Clock last
Wednesday morning after lingering
Illness. lie had been in failing beaItb
for some years. Deceased was a
son of the late Samuel and Mary
tClothierl Hutchinson. He was an
industrious farmer and spent practi-
cally all his lie on farm. While
Democrat he did not seek or banker
Tor office and outside of Assessor he
never held Office. In early life he
married Miss Lenora Cavender. daupb-
ter of Theodore Cavender. who sur.
wives him with two sons: Harvey
hutchison. who carried on the farm
Tor his father. and Cavender Hutchi-
son. Of Wilmington. Funeral seryi-
ces took place from his residence near
henton at one o o'clock Saturday after
noon and intermcnt was in ODD Fol
lows cemetery. Smyrna.
Dr. VIM. l. Gooding, Dies at Carlisle
Taken III while eating dinner
Professor William Lambert Goodinp
formerly president Of Conference
Academy Dover. vino had occupied
the chair Of philosophy and education
at Dickinson College for eighteen
years. died a short time later from
a heart attack at his home in Carlisle
Pa. Monday afternoon. Doctor Good
ing was born in Galena. Nd in 1851.
and was graduated from Dickinson
College in 1874. He was PRINCIPAL Of
the Conference Academy at Dover.
and studied later at Harvard. Goet-
ungen. Leipzig and Heidelberg. He
was Instructor at Wesleyan University
lSSl-2, and principal of the viii
mlngton Conference Academy 1882
9S Since that time he had been AZ
Dickinson College He gained con
siderable prominence as an author.
He was ga years Of age and is survi-
we'd by his widow. Mrs. Kathleen
Moore Cooling. and two daughters.
az well as a sister. Mrs. c. W. Pret-
lyman. wife of Rev. c. w. Pretty
man. formerly pastor Of Asburv.
Smyrna. who recently moved to Car
Isle. Funeral services will be held
tomorrow. Thursday afternoon. at
Carlisle. where interment also will be
made.
Daniel Green, Newport Citizen. Dead
Daniel Green. aged II years. one
Of the foremost residents of Newport
and we'll known to number in
Smyrna as we'll as throughout the
State. died Friday evening at his
home. Mr.. Green. who was connected
with the Newport National Bank for
forty-two years. first as a clerk and
later rs cashier, was one Of the most
prominent Prohbitionists of Della
ware. and 1T one time was candidate
Tor Governor on the State ticket Of
that party. He was a native of this
state. his parents on his fathers side
)eing among the earliest settlers in
Delaware. He was born at Temper
incville, in 1889. his parents being
lanes T. Geern and Hester Ann Con
ey Green. He is survived by one
laughter. Miss Mary Watson Green.
hr. and Mrs. John j. Hurd. Lose Son
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Hurd Onee
Mss Elizabeth Armstrong are receiv-
ng much sympathy over the death on
Thursday of their infant son Paul A.
1urd, aged six months and twenty
our days. The little fellow had been
i"k of stomach trouble but a short
While. Funeral services took place
Saturday with interment at Odd Eel
ows' cemetery. the Rev. Milton Nc
ann officiating.
NJ. and Mrs. j. =. Melvin, Lose Child
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Melvin, Cnee
Hiss Clara Sylvester). residing Oh
iouth street. have the sympathy of
heir friends in the death of their
nfant son Jonh F.. aged / month and
i days. of stomach trouble on Thurs
ay last. Funeral took place Satur-
ay and interment was at Chester
own, Md.
George N. Mason. Dies at Wyoming
Geurge NJ. Mason. a prominent
armer living just outside Of Wyo-
ming. while waiting at the Stetson &
Ellison Tomato Csnnery at Camden.
ionday afternoon. for his load Of to-
latoes to be unloaded. dropped dead.
ie was about 20 years of age.
JUDGE GRAY JOINS COMMISSION