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Old Engine No. 8 Scrapped Amid Local Notices
Twenty five years ago this week recounts Floridian mild winter and notable events in Caroline county. Mrs. Sarah Trice, 100, travels 20 miles to attend a funeral in Seaford, Del., while her husband is 104. A Centreville railway engine No. 8, built 1857, is sold for scrap. A church kitchen fire at the Protestant Episcopal rectory causes damage but is soon controlled. Loreen Hubbard’s 18th birthday party, J Henry Summerfield and Olivia Passapac wed, and numerous local residents attend gatherings. Mrs. Annie Seward dies at 64 after years in Ridgely. Subscribe for the Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Trice
Caroline County
Seaford
Del
Bessie Wright
Trice
Centreville
United States
Protestant Episcopal Church
QO. E. Hubbard
Loreen
Albert Satterfield
William Satterfield
Sarah
Edwin Satterfield
Burton
Roland Satterfield
Elizabeth
Earl Cooper
Emily
Emma Hyde
Etta Satterfield
Rebecca Swartz
Margaret Cooper
Grace Hubbard
Lillian Kauffman
Jesse Betson
Pauline Roe
Elizabeth Flowers
Esther Dunham
Virginia Spicher
Veda Hoffman
Hilda Lewis
Messrs
Gilbert Cooper
James Craft
Roland Starkey
Roy Hopkins
Jonas Royer
Carlie Marvel
Harvey Potter
Carroll Satterfield
Harry Layton
Wilmer Sutherland
Burton Wilkinson
Miss Hubbard
Ord Raizigh
Seward
Annie Deyo
Wallkill
N. Y
Ridgely
Methodist Church
Ladies Aid
Raleigh
Jennie Smith
Gertrude Deyo
Robert E. Smith