Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1933-11-15

leeL, IS TO De erected soon at BOW
ers Beach.
Joseph L. Beckett of the firm o.
Beckett & Mackey, sold seven car.
riages last week at Centreville
Maryland.
William Keiser, down the Neck
has raised a large lot of celery
this year and expects to be able tc
supply orders for it until March.
MARRIAGES. Shockley-Boice
AT Lincoln, October 1, by Rev. 1
N. Foreman, Mark S. Shockley
and Miss Anna H. Boice, both OF
Sussex County.
William H. Carr has put gas fix
lures in his new house on Market
street with the view of putting in
gas as soon as a pipe shall be run
down the street.
w. Polk Cummins, in addition
to other improvements at his resi-
dence, near town, has had put in
a cellar heater to heat the house,
and in addition to the changes
heretofore named, is having con
servatory constructed.
a. Price Griffith has or had, I'M
I'll cut by the frost Of yesterday
morning, lettuce, kale, beans, green
corn, and few scattering ripe
strawberries in his garden. This
is unusual for the middle of No
vember in the way Of garden sup
plies.
George w. Tilghman at his "En-
terprise Works, finds his business
growing on him SO as to require
additional room and he is accord
ingly erecting a two-story addi-
ton 80 x Is feet. The lower part
will be used for making wagons
and the upper part for a paint
shop.
There is no street lamp on Mar
ket Street, all the light it gets
being from the Commerce street
and Methodist Street intersections.
This is now a much frequented
street and the people residing on
it and those travelling it to the
church think it should have a
street lamp.
The dwelling owned jointly by
Ed. G. FAIRIES and B. v. Weldon, is
very considerable inn
provement, especially in its out
ward appearance, by putting a
large double "A" window in the
front roof. extending the gables
and placing dormer windows in
the rear roof.
Miss Frances E. Willard, the dis
temperance advocate
and President of the National Wo-
mans Christian Temperance I'm
ion, has been secured for an adj
dress in this town on Friday even
ing. November 80. Miss Willard
is superior speaker and greeted
by large audiences wherever she
goes,
DEATHS Bewley. In Queen
Anne's County. Md, November 1,
William c. Bewley, aged SO years
and 10 months.
Rothwell - In Appoquinimink
November 9th, Bessie B.
of j. M. Rothwell, aged
10 years.
Stockley-In Dover, November
9th, Mrs. Ida Stockley, wife Of
James Henry HAZEL, aged about
IS years.
Thompson-Nea MORTON, No
vember 7th, Temperance A, wife
of James A. Thompson, aged Al
years.
St. Peters new rectory to be
occupied by Rev. William 3. Cor
don, is nearing completion and is
expected to be furnished for his
occupancy the first of next week.
This has been done by the congre-
cation of st. Peters, who have
taken commendable pleasure in
furnishing their rector and his
family with the comforts Of a new
and attractive. home. The house
is warmed with heater in the
cellar; and a bath room, library
store rooms, large porches, etc. go
to make all that is necessary for
a winter or summer residence.
INSTALLATION V.Weldon,
Deputy Grand Master. has Install
ed the following officers Dc Mc.r-
ing Star Lodge, No. 6, I. o. Q. IT..
of this towns N. c.. Rev. William
b. Gordon; v. G., f. NJ. Fowler;
r. s., Joseph Evans; p. S., 3. v.
Weldon; Treasurer, Joseph Wright;
Warden, George NJ. Stevenson;
Conductor, Abel S. FAIRIES; o. G.,
George p. Collins; I. c., William
Meredith; r. s. to N. G., John A.
Wright; L. $. to N. G., Joseph II.
Wright; r. s. S., Richard M.John-
son; l.. s. s., a. z. Fowler; Chap