Smyrna times., 1918-10-30


',r and SeighbOrs and their DOlngs'
-. Kent County Bar Association
- az adopted resolutions on the death
'a' paynolds avn Clough, member of the
o. o. r: # this county, who died last week.
II NcGinnes, aged As years,
~ in Marydel, Md, Wednesday
asa 1s.ar an illness cf some weeks. In
'l'., i.v,ont was made at Templeville,
Nd.
Tho Rev. Spencer Skinner, pastor of
noror Baptist Church has secured
u u ,o,rices of an evangelist who will
.rr ~ series of meetings in the
D1s+ist we Church beginning Sunday,
November 3.
ront County's Local Exemption
D.ord has received announcement of
~ death of Jacob FOracre, about 19
r..rs of age, one of the new draftees.
Ibdlo " .
With the death of FOracre, the board
,.s received four notices of deaths of
Jraftees in the last call.
Fred c. Lord, son of C. w. Lord, of
noror who was inductd into the mill
t,r service by the Kent County Local
rrpmution Board and sent 20 the Cen
trsI officers Training Camp School at
rsmp Lee. Va, and who arrivd at the
,,mp October 13, was taken i'll on the
Monday following with influenza and
!, still suffering from the disease.
Wilbur w. Hubbard has chartered a
,Decial train, to be made up at Will
mingtOn, for the convenience of guests
from Wilmington, Philadelphia, Balti-
more Washington and New York, to
nm to Chestertown last Saturday for
be marriage of his daughter, Miss
Vinan Warren Hubbard, to Lieu
tenant George Maurice Morris. He
also fitted up his apartment house
for the convenience of guests who re-
NAMED over night.
Lieutenant W. X. FramptOn, Of
Sand Town, seven miles of FELTON,,
whose name appears in Wednesdays
casualty list as having been killed in
action, was a son of w. w. Frampton,
Of that place. He enlisted while liv-
ing in Wilmington. He is a graduate
Of the Preston, Nd, High School, and
also of Beacom's Business College,
Wilmington. He served with the Del
aware troops at the Mexican border
and is survived by his father, mother
and three or four brothers.
One of the largest fish of its class
ever seen or known to have been
caught around Dover was a plymouth
bass caught Tuesday afternoon in Sill
yer Lake, north of town, by State
Commissioner of Education A. R
Spaid, with an ordinary fish hook or
reel line. The bass weighed Z
pounds and 10 ounces, and measured
q inches long, 16 inches across. with
mouth 4 by 4. The tail spread
measured Z inches. A few days be-
fore, son of Professor Spaid caught
a bass weighing more than foul
pounds at the same place.
Bayard Turner, son of Mr.. and Mrs
GeOrge L. Turner of Little Creek, wal
badly injured last Sunday Afternoon
October 20, in an automobile acciden
near town. He was driving RI. E. F
VDay's Studebaker car and Will,
rounding COoper's Corner at a higl
speed cOllided with another car an,
landed against a telephone pole. H
was badly cut by the broken glass o
me windshield His companion es
aped injury. The automobile wa
snaged considerably.
Bishop Matthew Simpson Hughes o
[Onland, Oregon, will be guest o
l. D. Short, of Milford, on Sunday
November 3. He will preach in Ave
aue NJ L. Church on that day, his sub
!Fc' IN the morning being "The Final
W u Christ" In the evening he vii
vel'er lecture on America and tn
.'e" hterAationalism.' Bishop Hughe
very well known all over the coun
y" although this is his first trip i
Ie east. This week he is in Buffalo
'endlng the semi-annual meeting @
w 1' board Of the Methodist Episcopa
!. rHutch' Tn people of Milford are dc
IsH'ed with the honor of having Bis
'p hughes with them. He comes q
' request Of DR.. Francis Burgett
s1 rOi'' VINO is one of the leading MetI
~l .S' ministers of the Northwest, an
m -O ID a' present is located in Portlan,
W.. NJ, snort is brother to l. D. Short {
here. "iO'nei @iSo h''
N, SOschee's German Syrup
"ny use ordinary cough remedie,