Smyrna times., 1918-03-06
,[N2 0F THE DELAWARE
''' MARYLAND PENINSULA
TENS GATHERED FROM
New .o STATE EXCHANGES


Iai'fs,sIS Ia,..'Ia About Your Friends and
P,a s.,chbors and Their O0'"ES'
Do, Percy L. Donsghay has
The me- 1,ete5 ten years of service
y Rector of St Anne'' Onu''" a'
pddetoTn'
Il Mrs Karl Fleming spent
NJ ' ~ DO, er with Mr.. and Mrs.
lllS..,, Sano'y H, Walker. Mr.. Fleming
Villa associated with the DUPONT
j, ,,nstjon noS Company and will shortly
I0n,'k Tsokuk. Iowa, to superlntend
60 " ',n.truction of a powder plant in
that city,
n.,f...or a. R. Spaid, State Com
.-;orar of Education, and Professor
nSa,t rl,, scbllling spent last week at
Hoys, '"satic City attending the session OF
yotional Educational Association
y, .;,b beadquartera at the Hotel Tray
VIZ ". and Young's Million Dollar
Pier.
v. CIatvon W. Fisher enter
.:.od twelve of her friends at Red
"... ,'s luncheon in Dover on Tuesday,
r.b,nsry 26th. An interesting fea-
40 If this luncheon was that the
...,e.s y. had made a d)llar earn 81. 80
-.5 = ,bsr made that ST. so make So. 90,
.,.b =. WAS donated to the Red Cross
,,viliar, of the Peoples Church.
rrv;tations have been received in
n.,or from MIR. and Mrs. James Riddle
;. tbe marriage of their daughter,
LISTER Leaven~o1th, TO DR.. Charles
Io,ipg Joslin, First Lieutenant Med
;.sl Reserve Corps, U. S. A., on Sat
-,isv afternoon. March the second,
:, fqe.thirty o'clock, Saint Paul's
po,.copsl Church, Petersburg, Va.
Friends of Dover have received an
,orncsnent of the marriage of Miss
Elizabeth Clarke Roeder, draughter
n n otPhIlip G. and Emma Pennewill
Roeder. of Havana, Cuba, to First
Lieutenant Phillip Embsick, West
Point graduate, oS Washington, D. c.
The wedding took place at the home
I # the bride parents, February the
twelfth.
Townsend and community were shock
\ cd Friday morning Feb. % when the
news was spea1 announcing the sudder
death Of Mrs. Salie Denny. The de-
cesse had been enjoying the best Ot
I health and attended Prayer Meeting OF
Thursday evening She was stricker
with apoplexy and only lived 4 few
minutes. Mrs. Denny was held il
high esteem by the entire cOmmunit.
and was known by all as Aunt Sallie
/, may truthfully be said that she wa
8true christian woman, a true frien
and neighbor. and will be sadly misse
4 BY many Of the people of that com
4 nunity. Funeral services were hel
on Monday afternoon February 25, q
the residence Of Mrs. G. NJ. D. Hsr
and the remains were inferred in Hich
OTy Grove cemetery near st. George:
q The annual report of the Commits
;ioners Of the Town of Middleton
have been pub ished and show th'
under the present board, the affair
3 Of the town have been very we
managed A law was passed by Il
4 legislature Of 1913, allowing Il
town to collect and keep. for the pu
pose Of the maintainence of the sire
3 through the town. their own road ia
which usually amounts to from So. 81
z to S2, 700 1t had been the poll
q Of some Of the previous town boar
Z to expend this money piecemeal bull
ing short stretch of new street ca
8 year which proved to be expensiv
4 ne present board has held TO t
policy Of saving the money each ye
81 "ntll a suficin- amount is accumulat
70 Go at least one of the two stree
8 completely, and though their foresig
ne town now mas a balance on ha
g oS60342O
While playing in the yard with
o.nef small children recently, says
4iddletown Transcript, Ellen, the
year old daughter Of Mr.. and M
.0nn +. Murray who reside on Chopta
N0ad, stepped on an old well viii
Vas covered with planks. The GOV,
ag instantly gave way and the ch
.lOppe1 to the bottom of the well
Instance Of p feet. The other CT
Ien gave the alarm and Mr.. Muri
'u MS sons rushed to the we'll g
discovered that the little girl
'alsed herself from the water and v
U'ngng to the old pump stock tt
pOcured ladder and one of the b
-a'Ily descended to the bottom of
vel and pulled the child from
rs''ous position. To his great g