Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-28
CHFSTERTOWN. MD.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
ChcStertown, Md, June IS Miss
Norma McCaulev daughter Of Jerome b.
McCaulev Of Galcna and private secrc-
tary to Hope II RaToll, and Mr.. Ray
field Morris. station master ut Seasord,
verr q,iietIv married. Sunday evening,
in St DENNIS K c. Church Galcna, by
Rev. Father DAILY They will reside IN
Seaford
Rev. O. H. Connolly and family Of
Roxana spent part Of last week with
Mr. and Mr Theodore Dempsey, OF
Galena. Mrs. Dempsey returned to Rox-
ana with them, Friday.
Arnold Steward. Ir, of Wilmington
spent the weekend with his grandmother,
Mrs James Hicks, IN Galena.
Clarence Leigh Boone, oldest son Of
Mr. and Mrs John Rooue of Bctterton,
died on Friday. aged u veaTs
MIR and MH William B- Coleman
held n family reunion on Sunday, At which
were present the following children:
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer r. Coleman of
Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs Polk T Rram
BILE. MIR and Mrs Alvin +. Coleman and
Mr. Harry c. Coleman OF Chestertown.
Miss Carrie Bolton, who Is employed
in the Pennsylvania Railroad station
In Wilmington. spent q part of the week
with friends In town.
School teachers In Kent county are
resiGninG to enter more lucrative helds
Of employment or to accept more lucrative
positions 10 tho same vocation. The
School Board has received the following
reeignations: Thomas +. Hubbard, man
ual training teacher az Rock Hall, who
has secured similar position in the
Havre dc Grace high school; Miss Sue
ninbrsooo from the Chestertown ell
ernentary school; Miss barbara Willis
from the high school; Miss Blanche
Scotten from Galena. Miss Helen Russell
from Worton; Miss Araminta Brinsfcld.
assistant principal OF Rock Hall high
school, who has been granted q year
leave of absence 10 take course at Johns
Hopkins University.
The funeral of Adam F Huey, u
business man. of Massey and director
in the Third National Rank, was held at
his homo in Massey Yesterday at 80
O'Clock p. m. 1t was one OF the most
largely attended funerals seen in this
county in wears. lnterrnent was made
In the family lot In Massey cemetery
The first labor strike in this section
took place among the employees Of the Mar
VII Package Co. on Monday All the
men struck for higher pay. Satisfactory
Arrangements were made and the men
returned 10 work.
Miss Mary E. Willis and Mfr William
y. Hague, both of this county, were
married in Wilmington. last Friday
Miss Willis formerly was principal OF
Turner's Creek school
The marriage of Lawrence Price Strong,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Walter B. Strong
m Iankford, and Miss Marcele Olive
Walters of Fulton, Md Will take place
in St. Mark Protestant Episcopal Church.
Highland, on Saturday evening, july 6
Mr.. Strong is one Of Kent countvs
prominent young farmers
Mrs. Neal TrlHiow of Wilmington is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs John
D. Urie, here
John Anderson of Cecil county has been
appointed deputy State game warden for
Cecil, Kent and Queen Anne counties.
Mrs Milton Gordy and daughter.
Mildred, of Wilmington have been visitin
Rev. and Mrs Theodore r. Beaucharnp
during the week
The Boggs farm. near Cru1npton, was
Offered at public sale here Tuesday bv
the trustee, William b Cooper. II was
withdrawn at bid of So per acre, OF
total of sI9 9,565. The heirs refuse to
sell for less than s25 900.