Smyrna times., 1937-01-07

George v. Massey and James
Pennewin, Esqs., will constitute the
law firm of Massey and Pennewill
from January 1st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry S. Anthony
will have a miscellaneous anniver-
sary, their 10th, at their residence,
near town on Tuesday evening
next.
j. E. Carter, who had his hand
considerably hurt by coming IN
contact with glass while working
on the fire on Thursday morning,
is nearly well.
The Watchnight meeting was
well attended, especially by the
young people. The parting year
was solemnly tolled away and the
new year rung in joyously by the
bellman.
John H. Bewley removed on Mon
day the remainder of his stock of
goods from the corner store which
he sold to Mr.. Hirnheimer, the lat
tier intending to carry it through a
course of decided Improvement.
John P. Hudson and Charles E.
Moore, two of the leading business
men of Clayton, have gone into
partnership, uniting their respec-
tive branches of business grain,
lumber, coal, lime, etc., including
the shipping of fruit in season.
The cold snap following the spell
of sleet and rain on Saturday made
a fine opportunity for the ice man,
which has been diligently used
since Monday morning. The most
of the ice houses have been filled
with ice from five to seven inches
thick
There will be a Fashionable
church wedding at the M. E.
Church in Dover on the 18th,
when Mr. ]. B. Snowden, of Balti-
more, and Miss Cora S. Culbreth,
of Dover, will be welded. There
will be nine ushers and no brides
maids.
The mercury ranged from to
3 degrees above zero here both
yesterday and Monday morning,
while in the Northwestern States
6t was Quilted from 10 to Is degrees
below zero. The rain and sleet
here last week gave them out there
two and three feet of snow.
John F. and John P. Salisbury
on Saturday dissolved theirP part
nership as owners and editors of
the Dover Delawarean. the latter
withdrawing to assume his duties
as Secretary of State under Cover
nor-elect Biggs. John F. Sauls-
bury will conduct the paper on his
own account.
Our teachers are off to the Insti-
tute of this county. which COM
menced its session today in Dover.
Between the Institute and its pret-
ty school marms, and the Legisla-
ture, which commenced its session
this week, there should be no lack
of entertainment for the people of
Dover.
William FAIRIES is fixing up an Of
flee adjoining his hardware store
for the occupancy Of DR.. George B.
Tullidge, who intends to settle in
this town for the practice of med
icine. DIR. Tullidge graduated at
Jefferson Medical College last year
taking the highest honors in the
awards for scholarships. We are
pleased to have young man of
such promise to settle among US.
Mrs. Sophia Dosch, who succeed
ed John Pintter in the bakery and
confectionery business in this town
about a year and a half ago, has
sold out the business to Charles
Boehmler. of Philadelphia. Mrs.
Dosch has many friends in this
community who will regret her de-
parture from among us. Mr..
Boehmler is practical man at the
bushes and comes well endorsed
by Mrs. Dosch.
About nine years ago the body of
a man was found upon Broadkiln
beach, which was recognized as
that of Robert Dodd, and at an in
quest held the jury found verdict
in accordance with the supposed
facts in the case. Mr.. Dodd ap-.
peared this week. and claims that
ne was not the dead man and
thinks he has been badly treated.
The wonder now is who was the
man whose body was found on the
beach.
MARRIAGES
Cleaver-Webb.-A the M. E.
Parsonage in Chestertown, on De-
cember 10Th, by Rev. John D.
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