Smyrna times., 1888-04-25
Personal

Mrs. Rev. S. L. Gracey. of Salem.
Mass, IS Oh visit u her mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Thompson.
Miss Maggie Lewes has resigned her
position at Bay View school and has
accepted position at Sharpley's school
near Wilmington.
Miss Ella Hutson, of Denton, Md.
has succeeded w. K. Couaway as
teacher in District No. 4
Misses Belle and Nav Appleton. of
Odessa spent several days the past
week visiting relatives in this town.
Miss Annie Holding who has been
spending the winter in Florida. return
ed home last week.
Rev. DR.. s. l.. Baldwin. who has fin.
nished his three years at Saratoga
street church, Boston, to which he was
transferred from Newark. n. i three
years ago, has been appointed to st.
JOhns church, South Boston, and also
elected hrst Reserve Delegate to the
General Conference.
Mrs. DIR. Theodore Jermap. of
Holmes6urg, Pa, spent several davs
last week ID Smyrna visiting relatives
MISS Mary Bacon, neice of Mrs. VIM.
FELL, after visit of two weeks left for
her home in Laurel. Miss Mamie
Hearne, OF Cincinnati, Miss Cordia
Hearne. of Texas, and Miss Matte
Hearne, OF Philadelphia, also left at
the same time for their respective
| MONIES expressing themselves much
| pleased with Smyrna.
! Miss Mary Wilson. VINO went from
here to White Haven, Pa, last fall is
visiting Mrs. Mustard. -
VIM. w. Nelson has been spendn,r
several days with friends at Kenton in
winch vicinity for over thirty wears he
resided. He finds KentOn a very
changed place since that period in it's
progress from village to a town. none
oelng more marked than the church
since they have resident minister
among them. They now have congre-
cations that fill the church, including
persons who rarely ever attended be-
fore.
Mrs. Carpenter an old school friend
OF Mrs. Jas. w. Anthony, returned to
Troy, n. Y, yesterday after spending
a week in Delaware on her way home
from old Point Comfort.
VIII and }. l.. Rice, of Bridgeton, N.
J., have been on a short visit to DIR.
Swinney.
Four ladies' and six gentlemen OF
Dover visited Smyrna on Wednesday
evening last, by invitation, and attend,
ed hop.
William DonOhoe, wife, and two
children came on last week from
Dakota to visit his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Benz. DonOhOe Mr.. Donohde
went west 70 years ago seven wear,
since when Dakota was opened nm tc
settlers, lie went thither and now ba,
valuable farm of 300 acres. He ba,
been " home but once before. seven
years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Tygert. O
West Philadelphia, came down on Sat
urday on a visit to her father, Jane
Doughten who has been quite indjs
sposed for several weeks.
Miss Estelle Smith is home from
Philadelphia on weeks visit.
ID. w, Trumpeller and wife. came +,
smyrna on Saturday from Florida
Mr.. T. having an interest in the ses
sion OF the Kent county Court.
Mrs. Geo Carter. is visiting he
; parents, Mr.. and Mrs. p. II. r Watt
taggs' Manor, Pa.
: Mrs. Stephen Walker, of Kenton, i
+ + visiting her father. Mr.. Alfred Oughrl
tree, of Mount Clair, n. j., who i
seriously ill.,
Mrs. VIM. II. Thompson and daugh
ter Mable were called to Hillsborough
Nd, on Saturday by the death after .
short illness DIR. II Olt. DR.. Holt's wifi
was Miss Kate Thompson, of thi
place, who died seven or eight year
: ago, since which he has RENAME,
l single.
! Walter Q. HofIecker has been con
hned to his bed for the past weel
j.; from sharp attack of peritonieti,
lie is now on the mend.
Hon. John B. Pennington was i
town on Saturday evening.