Chester Times: 10 November 1883 The friends of Isaac DALTON, numbering some forty or fifty persons, called upon him last evening and tendered that gentleman a very pleasant surprise. Social games, a fine course of refreshments, etc., were the principal features of the evening and all admit having a most agreeable time. Chester Times: 23 April 1884 A prayer meeting will be held at the Baptist Church on Friday evening for the young people of the borough. It will be in charge of Alfred DALTON. The first fifteen minutes will be spent in singing, after which a discussion will be participated in on the "Love of God." Chester Times: 19 August 1884 A Short Campaign of Two Boys Harry OGDEN and Edward DALTON, of Chester, aged each about 16 years, after loading up their brains with dime novel plots, started on Saturday to Sussex county, to kill Indians and "sich" game. They became homesick and footsore when the banks of the Brandywine were reached. There they were found about 6 o'clock on Saturday night by Officers Lewis and Barry, who took the boys and their gripsacks to the police station. On Sunday morning DALTON'S father took the lads home. - Wilmington Morning News (this ran in the Chester Times also)