Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-22
cHEsTERrOwN AND VICINITY

special CorrcSpond9ncc ~ Every Evenfnv
Ciczicrto7.n Nd Nug - The fol-
towing a unu VIII icavp hcra m " ndav
morning for Camp Meade Clau1o N'i.-
lin Worfou- Glihcrf Mason Dixon Nh
lingt0n Rosar.ar -trqgi7zi Chester
town Phiip Thomas Jcnc7 NH'ingfon,
Arthur lnRov Whcat md Nfrnd shur'
Carr Rock He'll Maxwell br nhr N
iing'on. 'rhomos kornu Bo~lIrv fhcetc
town Waite LINK Bc'tnrten iotn
Anthony Quinn Gaicna iqmc- b-o.
Longer, Locust t,rovo jom@- Harut
Mraqev Arthur Ash1r, Grrvcs fohr
l,oud William Nlh Il co f.vcroft Iv-os
~hcafg. Chester own Maxwell Icrr1-
Iacoh William tn} or' Harrison Prc'
Ifali William Edward owe iettertra
barber Bcdmic Barfiev Charles HIdd
/ ord Chester own lEi,I-ra ~ ItHt.
<crnedvv,lfa Ole Harvov Di1on f,a
lena Richard Ier' Pndor. Wortr
Percy Forward raham Edward Hn-U
Iord l0sonh Dnunev VI f'hcstertrwr
Roland Russell Kelly, Rock iatl' -arou".
~oliil fDcrssf Grove. William Norman
Cooper Worton samuel Hrston tnH
Massey and Joseph Nogrtt G.lt
Miss -u=an N filI daughter N Mr.
and Mrg Charles H'N IF this countv
has been appointed domestic acicnce
teacher II the Chestcr.nwn high -rhno'
NJ succeed Nliaz ~inah Nob- who hae
/ accepted 4 Federal government position
h Phiiadclphia
Mr. and Mrs William AIedders of Still
Pond have been spending the week p
Atlantic Cilv
The following certificates Of nomination
4 FOR Congress In the First Congressional
/ district which embraces the nine counties
0f he Eastern shore were fled with the
Y Board Of Election SUPERVISOR, yesterday
4 Jesse d. Price. Democrat VINO seeks 70
+ succeed himself: Augustus Ward. 3f
Crefeld and William y Andrews of CAM
bridge Republicans There will II no
contest IN The Democratic primaries 10
tc held september 1ut with VIC can
d.datcs in the field Il looks as though their
wlll re q scramble fCr the nomination
among he Republicans
The rrtccto. from the searchiight ~
an acropiane doing patrol duty over the
Aberdeen Pr wing Grounds was seen hy
numerous people Chestertown .ast
night
Mrs ~aIle Merchant IF near Milling
Ton has purchased the j Thomas Parsons
farm II i6} acres, IN WOrton. at private
sale
! samuel Wallis and family have moved
I to Nor,on, where Mr. Wallis W:u have
charge 0i the milk station.
N threatened strike On the part ot the
mechanics IN the wheelwrlght and rlaca-
smith hops of the town Was narrpVin
everted, saturday night by the cwncr-
accei!ng 70 he request u the men FOR
higher wages The men aaG arranged fr
leave for Baltimore Monday morning
when the proprietor. learned of The piaa
one hop has closed entirely because tna
proprietor has been eailed 20 Camp
Meade
Mrs. Hary Wood 5i Wilmington
/ visiting here.
/ William s Hendricks, tenant On d.
. Lambert farm. near hcuueavIiilc. 1roug .
+ to Che-tert0wu. this week. IL tomato. -
that He'd tomato basket. They ncr.
the largest grown In tAIs county thls oar
Ms. Edna Kirby ]. visiting ID VI
m.ngton and Philadelphia
Miss Stella NIotfett has been appolutc.
/ teacher IL Sassairas schOO % succeed
! Miss kathar ne tiipln
Rev Or. f. IT, Little. former DresI-
dent oi the Maryland Conference, ot the
Methodist Protestant Church. and vie,
( now liv!ug ID Baltimore have been visiting
Robert G. Nicholson and family this WeeA
Robert O. Nicholson, proprietor OF he
( Chestertown ICE plant went 70 Centre
vile. Yesterday. % inspect the machinery
OF the plant Of that town, which is run bN
electric current from the town electric
light plant The question Oi he supply cd
I coal has become such q serious one here
that Mr. Nicholson is considering a
i change 10 electric current.