Smyrna times., 1881-10-12

PERSONAL.--GeO. T. Baggs. ESQ. who
made prospecting tour of the West a
few weeks ago and returned unsuited, has
settled upon EastOn, Md, whittier he
went yesterday to chang out his shingle,"
Mr.. b. carries with him the best wishes of
his many friends of this place for his sue
cess. He is graduate of the MARYLAND
Law School i'll Baltimore where he ac-
compllshed what's rarely done by students,
Two years IN one, graduating near the
head of his class, after which upon exami-
nation he was admitted to the Baltimore
City Bar. We commend him to the citi-
zens of our neighboring town.
Messrs. Francis and Cooper (Fletcher(
OF the Morning Netos staff, made us a
friendly call On Saturday, They were on
the trail OF certain corporation changes.
and none know better than themselves
how to follow up a scent.
Mrs. Sallie Ruth who left this town after
the death of her husband, Jas. b. Ruth. is
now residing with her niece, Mrs. Drake.
formerly Miss Sallie A. Covington, in Fort
Madison, Wisconsin.
Highland j. Pennington, Esq, of Will
mington, former citizen, has been spend
ing several days in town,
Samuel p. Wright, of Philadelphia, is
on visit to his old home and relatives.
VIM. Denny HAZEL and wife, of Cecil
ton, spent Sunday and Monday with their
friends in this town.
A. Naudain Bell and wife, of Salem, N. ].
has been visiting his brother, w. NJ. Bell,
the past week.
VIM. r. Allen, who has sold his farm to
j. B. Little, of Wilmington, will in a
week or two return to Fondulac, Wis.
The Washington Critic of Friday has
the following personal item: "Our well
known and universally liked legal friend
Gen. W: p. Lasselle, was married last
evening by Rev. Father Forham, S. j., OF
st. Aloysius Church, to Miss Mary F.
Stuart, only daughter of Henry w. Stuart
Esq, of Milford, Del. The General and
his young and handsome bride have the
best wishes of the entire legal fraternity
of the District for their success and happi.
ness, and of their multitude Of friends
outside of the profession" This speaks
we'll for Delaware girl who entered
Washington an entire stranger three Ol
| four years ago to take clerkship In one
of the Departments.
Clarence B. Smithers, of this town, until
recently connected with the Railroad al
| Clayton, is now Station Agent on the
| ANCub AOhubJ Aotkn tLb uldcSCg o.
Rev. J. A. Brindle of this Circuit anC
Rev. G. w. Burke of Marydel exchanged
appointments on Sunday, the latter preach
ing at KentOn and Central.
Mrs. Kate Douglass and daughter or,
on q week or two's visit to friends in Caro-
| line county, Maryland.
Mrs. Capt Geo. Hillyard, at the Land
| ing, is i'll from a severe stroke of paralysis
Rev. James Stubbs and wife, who hav,
been sick FOR the past three weeks, ar,
conyalesciDg, Mrs. Rey.' +. Stubbs, O
Philadelphia, has been with them the pas
two weeks.
William y. Smithers, who has been con
fined TO his house from indsposition TO
the past FIVE weeks, It Is thought will b.
out in few days.
Joseph Wright, of this town, who wen
4 to Johnson City, Tennessee, with Edwin
Hopkins fast snmWer 10 evaporate peaches
has returned home, He says they did I
good business. r. ''.'.'
Among our citizens who have gone Il
! witness the Baltimore "Oriole" are Misse
Maggie and Susie Cummins, Miss Salli
Hill, Mrs. William r. Legg, Mrs. Samue
Spencer, William III, Thompson, q, Speak
man and Willard q. Pierce.