Smyrna times., 1883-07-25
Personal.

Rev. j. ID. Rigg, pastor of the NJ. +.
Church of this town, has been granted by
the official Board, u months vacation. He
will spend the time in company with his
wife in visiting Ocean Grove and other
health resorts. Mr. X. has been suffering
lately from the effects Of the accident last
October, when he was upset in Il carriage
by fractions horse and severely hurt, the
injuries involving the spine. He WAS un-
able for this reason to fill the pulpit on
Sunday evening lie will leave to-mor-
row.
ID. L. Rawlins one of the active business
men of Seafurd was in Smyrna on Monday
and made the TINES Office friendly call
Geo. Il. Baggs, ESD, after returning from
his trip North, is spending a short season
in Smyrna. prior to returning to Baltimore.
Lieut.. VIM. I'll. Stayton, has returned
from Maryland and purposes remaining Il
couple of weeks with friends in this town.
VIM. Tygert has returned from the
North to conduct again through the peach
season his large evapOratOr establishment.
He expects to commence cvapOrating about
| the 10th of August.
Frank Raymond and family, of Phila-
delphia, are spending two or three weeks
with relatives here.
Wilson II. Cavender returned on Satur-
| day evening from the Legislative Reunion
| trip on which the members of the late Leg
islature, Governor StOckley and other
friends had delightful trip, embracing,
after they left the Capes, Coney Island and
many points of interest in New York
DIR. VIM. Daniel, DIR. r. s. w. Hirons,
John c. Bailey and John e.. Stockley in
tend starting tomorrow for a visit to Ocean
Beach and Coney Island
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Anthony and Mrs
DR.. Clifton are spending IL week at Reho-
both.
Mrs. Harriet r. Carrow and Thos. L.
Carrow are spending some weeks at Ocean
Grove.
Mrs VIM. \. FAIRIES and children are
visiting her mother, near Stanton.
y. Edward Skaggs of Green Spring spent
last wccK in Baltimore and Washington
Walter ID. Grow, of Wilmington, who is
now representing the wholesale grocery
house Of Geo. X. Hubbard & Co., of Phila-
del elphia, was in town yesterday.
Edward Jefferson, late of Philadelphia,
son Of ThOs. e. Jefferson, of this town has
taken position in drug store in Knox
willie, Tenn.
Miss Annie Doughten is visiting Chester
Miss Nan Hoffecker, Odessa; Miss Flor
ence Reedy, Dover; Miss Ella Peregoy,
WILMINGTON Miss May Martindale, Mid
dletown.
f. Wilmer Collins and Thos. Davis went
to Atlantic City, Monday.
Mrs. NJ A. Cummins left for a two
weeks visit to Ocean City, Md, on Mon
day
Miss Ella T. Myers, New Brunswick,
n. j.. is visiting her sister, Mrs. Thomas j.
Mundy, near town.
Miss Mary V. Spearrnan has been sud
denly called to Iowa by the illness of Il
near friend.
VIM. C. Spruance, Esq, of Wilmington,
is in town to-day.
Mrs. Robert Hill has gone to Spring
Lake and Miss Sallie Hill to Ocean City.
Mrs. Amanda Spruance and family are
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Thos. j. John.
son, near ST. Georges.
Miss Maggie Thompson is visiting Mrs
w. ID. Hazel, CeciltOn, Md.
The following persons are visiting friend,
in town:
Miss Matte Hevner Miss Mary Stew.
enson, Mrs. WIN. Powell Miss Lizzie X
Powell, Jonathan Powell, Miss Emms
Kennedy, VIM. +. Stubs, Horace G.
WatkinsOn and Miss Ida V. Carter, Phil
adelphia; Mrs Alvin Allen and daughter
Carrie Miss MOllie Carrow, r. NJ. Rosin
Wilmington; Miss Maggie Smithers, Miss
Maim Davis, Camden, N. j.. Miss Jane
Hill, Milford; Miss Maggie Jester, Har-
ringtOn; Misses Jessie ii. and Mary Bay.
nard, Baltimore; Miss Maggie Furguson
James X. Miller and wife, Dover; Ernes
Haynes, Newark; Miss Sallie Snead
Chester Lottie and Louie Baldwin
daughters Of Rev. 5. Il. Baldwin, Nyack
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