Smyrna times., 1890-07-02
Personal.

wednesday laSU 10 MAKE IHe duuIesS
at the School Commencement, and de-
lighted his audience with the vigOr of
his thoughts and style of his oratory,
left on the early train next morning to
be present at the graduation of IA rela-
tive in Philadelphia.
Rev. DR.. VIM. S. Robinson, after
visit of several days, left yesterday for
New York and then to Annapolis, Md,
to visit his parents, expecting to reach
home in time to fill his pulpit in Wa
tertown, S. D., next Sunday. His
Smyrna friends were much pleased at
this unexpected visit and especially at
his evidence of good health and in
creasing yigOr, as well as that of his
family which he reports.
Mrs. Gracey babe adieu to her
mother and sisters yesterday morning
and with her children left for Ocean
Grove to join her husband, DR.. Gracev.
from which place after brief rest,
they will start for China. She was
accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Ella
Griffith, with Mrs. G.'s daughter.
Julia, and son Maynard.
Miss Annie Doughten aud mother
have gone to West Philadelphia to
spend the summer.
Misses Minnie Clement and K.L.
Storm left yesterday for a months
sojOurn in Pennsylvania.
Mrs. John Senior and daughter.
are visiting friends in town.
w. J. Carrow is home with his
family from the West.
Miss Nan Hoyle, who was very i'll
last week, has very much improved.
Miss Lizzie Fell has been absent two
or three weeks visiting friends in
Georgetown, and a guest at several
large parties. She returned day or
two ago.
Clarence T. FAIRIES, who has been
in attendance on Eastman CONNER
cial College, POughkeepsie, n. Y,
graduated last week and returned
home.
A Naudain Bell, wife and daugh-
ter of Salem, N. j., spent a day or two
this week with his brother. Wm. NJ.
Bell.
Miss Mabel Thompson left TODAY
for visit Of several weeks to a school
friend, Miss Virgie Shupe, Pittsburg,
who spent several weeks in SMYRNA
last summer.
Miss Emma Hickman and Miss Ma
mie Couch, are guests of Miss Addie
TruaX near town.
Miss Lizzie Maloy, of Philadelphia,
is visiting Miss Lizzie Hall.
Miss Mary Fell has returned from a
protracted visit to friends down the
state.
Miss Daisy Dorman OF Milford, and
Miss Nellie Collins of Camden, n. j..
are guests of Miss Nellie FAIRIES.
Miss Addie Davis, who has spent the
most Of the past two or three years in
attendance upon the school Of Herman
Roe III this town, has finished her edu-
cation and returned to her home at
Mt. Pleasant.
Mr.. Louis Manvile of Carbondale
has been spending several days with
w. NJ. Bell. Mrs. Manville who came
two or three weeks ago, returned
with him yesterday.
Mrs. Robt. Hill and Mrs. n F.
Wilds will leave in a day or two for
the Delaware Water Gap.
Miss Sue Wright, of Philadelphia. is
on visit to Smyrna relatives.
Supt. L. l. Handy, wife and daughter
left to-day to visit his parents in Vir-
ginia.
Grace and Eva Swinney left this
morning Tor visit to relatives and
friends in Bridgeton, N. J.
DIR. J. G. Swinney and wife returned
home this morning after weeks visit
with friends and relatives in Smvrna
DIR. E. J. Wisherd and wife are visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. J. S. Gearhart be-
fore their return to London, England
j. I. Jerman, who has been indis
posed, left yesterday for u soiourn al
the seaside. He will be joined by hi.
, wife.
Mrs. DR.. Anderson of Colorado
who has been visiting her father, G. H
Register for the past two or thre,
weeks, intends spending month al
Ocean Grove.
John McGaw, of the firm, McGaw &
Bro, has moved with his mother from
Aberdeen, Md, and taken possession
OF the Chas. Allen House.
F. f. Postles and wife, Dr. Fanni,
VanGasken, Miss Watson, DIR. Josepl
VanGasken and J. E. HOffecker and
wife are campingat Woodland Beach
for two weeks.
Frank Evans and wife attended the
wedding of Miss Mary A. Klein and
George Q. Sheppard in Pottstown, Pa.
last Thursday.
Miss Annie Isenberg and friend
Miss Mary Garden, of Altoona, are
visiting friends in Smyrna.
f Geo. w. Taylor, of West PhiIadel-
phia, is in town.
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