Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-07
CHESTERTOWN AND VICINITY.

! Special Correspondence to Every Evening
Ches tertown Md, Jan. = William i
Money, n farmer residing near Kenucdy-
vile, died at bis home, Wednesday, aged
| SO ears. lie leaves widow and two chill
d fen.
] Announcement has been made Of the
marriage Of Miss Helen Beatrice Bennett
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Benr ctl
of Broad Neck, to Madison Rasin Cole
man, son Of MIR and Mrs. Edward Cole
man on Saturday, December 25. Rev,
A. r. r. Raum, pastor of Wesley Chapc
NJ. p. Church, perfo rmed the ceremony
Bedford II. litter, resident Of Quaker
| Neck, and Elviva Dickerson, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. John Dickerson, were mar
ried on Monday.
Mr.. and MRS. John Dickerson Of Quaker
Neck are receiving congratulations upon
the birth of their nineteenth child,
Wednesday.
Price johnson of Sudlersville and Miss
Marion Drling Of Milirgton, were married
on Wedr esday Mt the home of the bride
parents, in Millington.
Pupils of Milington high school have
contributed $50 to the Near East Relief
Fund
Mrs. John N Bennett entertained her
Sunday School class at her home on
Washington avenue Wednesday evening
The following officers have been elect
ed by the Methodist Episcopal Sunday
school; Superintendent, Martin T. New
some; assistant, Lawrerce c. Brown;
recording secretary, Argus Robinson; ;
Assistant, Robert Pippin; treasurer, Cliff
ton l.. Farrell pianist, Miss Grace Nicker-
son; assistant; Misses Mary Covey and
Robert Pippin; chorister, Mrs. John N.
a a
John i. Speicher; superintendent junior
department, Miss Avis Sheppard; super
il tendent beginr ers' department, Mrs
Harry i. jefferson; superintendent pri-
mary department, Miss Halle Toulson;
superintcr dent secondary division, Mrs.
John y Bennett, superintendent inter
mediate department, Mrs, Emma Cop
per; superintendent senior department,
Mrs l.. f. Barrett; s,iperintendt adult
department, Mrs Herbert T. Perkins,
superintendent home department, Mrs.
Cora Moffett; missionary committee,
Mrs. Lawrence c. Brown, Miss Daisy
Barnes, Mrs Edward Furbush, Samuel
W. IeCompte. James r Anthony.
Owing TO the very mild weather, * ent
Construction Co is contemplating re sum
ing work ON it's State road contract in
Delaware near Bridgeville. The company
had large force Of men at work until
Just before Christmas. but some of the
concrete froze during cold snap and they
stopped work
Benjamin Goodwin of Crumpton started
To crank his big Studebaker car, which
was in full gear. when the car ran over
him, dragging him about thirty feet.
When he Was txtricated IL was found that
three ribs were fractured and he was
otherwise badly injured.
Miss Mary Griffith, daughter of Harry
Griffith Of Sassafras, was married to
Olin Davis, farmer near that town, on
Saturday evening, at the home of her
father. bv Rev p L. Donaghay
The little son of Joseph Alexander OF
Millngton fell from wagon while assist
irg his father TO move, this week. fractur-
ing his skull
Ms. M1llie Tarbutton has purchased
the Jefferson property, IN Crumpton, and
moved there this week
Many farmers who own wood tracts
are selling their chestnut trees 10 the
telephone company for telephone poles at
good prices.