Smyrna times., 1886-05-05

the residences of John Mustard and
VIM. NJ. Lewis, and new crossings are
to be laid from the front of each OF :
these residences to the opposite side Of
Methodist street. :
THE entertainment at the Town
Hall last night was well attended, and
the musical part-the singing OF Miss
Josephine Richardson, the piano num-
bers of Miss Schmidt and the either
performance OF Mr.. Meyers, all Of Phil
delphia-highly enjoyed.
A SPECIAL meeting of the Young
Ladies' Missionary Society, will be
held Friday evening, in the lecture
room of the NJ +. Church. 1t is an
important meeting and the attendance
of all the members is earnestly de-
sired. SECRETARY.
SOME one attributes the unusual
large attendance Of the young ladies at
the churches on Sunday TO the fact
that the day admitted of the display
of their charming Summer outfits.
The same authority says the prevail |
ing color was crushed rotten egg"
The Town Commissioners at their
] UeELlll2 Oh W CQuCSNltAy AlEAAb hNCANS0
/ to enclose the little grove that sur
rounds the stand pipe and seed it IN
grass, and also fence in the town lot at
the water works so it can be more di-
rectly under the care ofthe supervisor.
w. K. CONAwAY, teacher at District
No. 4. sends us the following list of
scholars as being those who have made
the best record for the month ending
April Both: Emma Short, Fanny
Thompson, Elma Frazier, Libbie Short,
Mamie KINNEY, Ida SeversOn, Fanny
Short.
THE new dwelling of DR.. E. NJ.
= Cloak is rising to proportions and will
make good show to the public
from the depot, from which direction
: it has the most conspicuous view.
= The architect and builder, by the way,
is Joseph Evans, and not J. i. Evans,
as was formerly stated
THE hitherto vacant yard at St.
; Peters Church will in the fuhlre hear
5 a more cultured aspect by the intro
n ductiOn of roses, geraniums, &c, and
e we shall expect to see in due process
of time decided improvement of the
I Dl1cG WLlllC ulluCl NllC nAtAutAf3CAuChg vi
u one 50 fond of Horticulture as Rector
e Gordon.
: A NUMBER Of the young friends o.
d James II. Roberts and bride, nee Kate
Le Spruance, rode. out to their residence
], on Friday evening and had very en-
: ioyable time. Aside from the usua
~ merriment incident to a bridal greet
" ing, the visitors had the further en-
Of ioyment of a pleasant entertainment
= of cake, cream, &c.
MRS. NELLY BAYLEY, of Chicago
to National Chalk Talker of the Woman
no Christian Temperance Union, will Civ
he an illustrated lecture to the children {
nd the Band of Hope in the Methods
tn Episcopal Church, Tuesday May 11th
no at 7.30 P. NJ. Children of a large
,e growth are.invited to be present as th
ze lecture will enjoyable to all.
We. HENRY c. MURPHEY of the ALE
cir Mills came near losing his dwellin
by fire last Thursday, but fortunatel
. being in the day time, was discovere
by the smoke and extinguished befol
the flames got under way. The plat
pes was entirely disconnected from Il
CuLluuCyo eAlAu nuCof u u AAGeAl wv tON
il and they are at loss to account no
or it originated.
adj The catalogue of Delaware COllel
his for 1886 has just appeared, from t
press of the James and Webb Printil
company of Wilmington. 1t is a ne
a pamphlet of 40 pages, and contains Fl
uth details as to the condition and scope
the college. The faculty consists
of five professors, including President
he'd II. Caldwell, and the freshman cli
numbers eleven.
he JOHN X. TAYLOR, who lived wi
and Robert Denney at the Duck Gre
Mill several years ago, but who
-, since been living in the city, recen
~ found his brothers and sisters, VIII
on locality be had not known, and W,
to live with them, unfortunately '
our taken with the typhoid fever the NJ
glad day after going to their house and 81
worse until he died. II is a singu
as well as n sad circumstance.
Inv THE basket makers at the mill
iley Tschudy & Cats (whO usually str
once or twice every season. struck
the Monday for higher wages, but see
Ook, they could accomplish nothing,
re to strike was declared off last night, y
nothing gained by the boys but
a., tho days holiday. They have been
~ ting three fOurths Of Il cent per basl
-, but struck for fOur-fourths. resun
elton WORK. however aV Tue oiu hSure7'
WM. DIXON, an agent of J. Au
IN q Shaw's Nursery, Rochester, N. Y
XVm canvassing the town and vicin
- tbc Among his specialtes Shaws NJ
W ot moth peach and the Jessica Grapes
two particularly worthy Of a plac
every garden or fruit farm. Roses
pie at the finest new sorts can be supple
.erian great variety Also Clematis Of
s fur and beautiful sorts as well as ali
rance every variety Of the finest kind
fruit trees.
Jnday THE meeting at tho Grange Hall
Orted. afternoon will be an important
q dry having for its subject especially
e the discussion Of the Fruit Excha
WIN. T. COrsa, Of Milford. and NJ
te Brown and Bancroft, Of Camden,
Di be present and take part in the 9
l i ment. The discussion will turn Of
point Of the character Of an Exch
~ ~ for this locality whether as establ
fA'''V' at Clayton, il shall be independei
ndship a branch Of the one at Wyoming.
iid tbe THE May Century contains the
ateral paper written by General McC
'reh 70 fOr publication. II Is q descripti
p, now the critical time from the Second ]
Of Bull Run TO the advance from \
ne out ingtOn toward South Mountain
4 dead Antietam. On the morning after
4 have eral McClellan's sudden death
made manuscript pages Of this uninish,
III the Z Ncle we're found On bis table. Gl
McClellan's literary executor, w
q. Prime, furnishes an intgoductii
~ ~ TnE statement IN our last issu
~ the discomfort OccasiOned by CO,
lsroslf gas in The Presbyterian ChurC
si'eii 4. Faster Sunday was due TO the
eenos 0f james Luffy, The gextO
iDeoffect, "a he bad not been
called ceilaf f0f p week previous, and
in this was % smell 0f eas IN lhe Z
q show when i6 was being cleaned on tie
ol Biz noon 81 Easter Saturday. n
ana we posed that some boy Of a mi
,n repp making disposition vent into d
'soua0le lar and iarned On the gas as Il
loahd The eellaf doors being sol