Smyrna times., 1930-08-13

Captain A. Scout has shipped to
New York and Boston about a ton
Of grapes realizing S10O. The first
shipment was August End, the
Concord bringing SC and the Lady
Grape 10c per pound.
A new post office has been es-
tablished at State Road Station, on
the Delaware Railroad, and the
Rev. A. F. Rittenhouse has been
appointed postmaster.
The Philadelphia papers have
been quoting chickens for the past
week or two at lie per pound,
while here they have been selling
at lac.
James Lovegrove well known
mechanic, died at his residence
near Bombay Hook, where he has
resided the past several years.
In our local markets tomatoes
are selling at SOC per peck, sweet
potatoes soc per peck, apples 15c
and peaches Csc per basket.
Mrs. Ann Boulden of Cecil coun-
ty died last week in the gath year
of her age.
The Sunday School of the Dover
M. E. Church made an excursion
to Woodland Beach to-day.
Ice now costs our dealers, in
cluding the hauling, S1100 per
ton.
Personal ]. v. Smith is
visiting Centreville and Wye
Campmeeting. The Misses Brin-
die, who have been visiting friends
in Talbot County the past two or
three weeks, will return home this
week.
Mrs. George H. Raymond, Mrs.
John Mustard and Mrs. Woodward
and daughter, Beatrice, were
guests at Collins Beach last week.
Isaac L. Adkins, deputy u. S.
Collector, was in town on Monday.
John H.Oakley has been in town
for a day or two and shortly
starts for Australia from which
place he returned a few months
ago.
Rev. William B. Gorden returned
from his summer vacation and Of
ficiated at ST. Peters Church of
which he is rector, on Sunday.
During his absence DR.. William
Cummins, licentiate, conducted the
services.
]. p. Eyre, wife and daughter,
of Chester, were guests at Collins
Beach last week. About a dozen
other Chester folks were also
booked there.
The father and mother of Rev.
Enoch Stubs and Mrs. William
FAIRIES of this town, have arrived
in this country from England and
will make their residence on this
side of the Atlantic in the future.
James C. Lassell, licentiate, will
fill the appointments of Rev. j. NJ.
Collins of Appoquinimink Circuit,
for the following three Sabbaths,
the latter going to his former
home to recruit impaired health.
William w. Buckmaster in the
ALLEY" is dangerously ill with ty-
phoid fever.
DR.. D. t. Smithers leaves to-day
for New York to attend the U. S.
Dental Association.
Visitors.-The following were
visitors to our town the past week:
Mrs. William c. Elliott, daughter
and son, of Williamsport, Pa, and
j. H. Zeilin and daughter, of Phil
adelphia, at Belmont Hall; Henry
Troth, William F. Clement, Chand-
Ter Gilman, Miss Belle Clothier, G..
D. Kleinfelder, wife and children,
Miss Julia Swanton and niece, Miss
Susie M. Kleinfelder, Mrs. Edwin
Swanton and children, Miss Nancy
Wilkinson, Miss Florence Mckee,
Benjamin B. Ferguson, Miss Car
rie Bancroft, Charles E. Shoemak-
er, wife and daughter, Mrs. Venie
Robbins and children, Mrs. Emma
Jackson, Miss Emma ]. Adams,
Edward NJ. Shugard. Mrs. A. S.
Winner, and daughter, George
Crossley, Philadelphia; Miss Sallie
Baynard, Baltimore; James H.
Stevenson and wife, Preston, Md;
Mrs. Barto, Chester, Pa; Miss
Emma Hyatt, Miss Belle Hukill,
Odessa; Miss May Upham, Allan
tic City, N. J.; Mrs. E. A. Paris,
Haddonfield, N. j.; Mrs. Annie
Stiles, Mrs. ]. r. Burnett and son,
Newark, N. j.; Mrs. Harry Vasey
and daughter, Middletown; Miss
Addie Adams, Bryn Mawr, Pa;
Miss Sadie Upham, Milwaukee,
Wis; Thomas d. FAIRIES and son,
of Pottsville, Pa.