Smyrna times., 1890-06-18

tinuary effect Then came the Culef '
feature of the evening, BOX of Mon {
keys, s,"-light, bright and airy occupy
ing over an hour, and naturally and
presented. The title does
not convey its character other than
laughable farce-the introduction OF (
staid English people to the free and
easy, or they termed it, the fascinating
ways Of Western life. The drdmdt{S
persona were, Misses Alice Spruance,
Flo Gootee and Name Heitshu, and
Messrs. VIII F. Clement and G.. b.
Taylor. The proceeds were given 10
the Presbyterian Mite Society
It was worthy presentation
in the Opera House, when the days are
cooler.
Personal
Henry II. Appleton of Odessa spent
Saturday and Sunday visiting his
Smyrna friends, guest of John IL. Hof-
fecker.
John w Savin of New York who
has been since the Grippe" season at
the islands of Nassau and Cuba to re-
gain his health, stopped over in Smyr- |
ua from Saturday until Monday en-
route home from old Point Comfort, to |
see his relatives and friends.
VIM. J. Shearer of Carlisle Pa. came
to Smyrna on Saturday afternoon as he
has done IL number of times before,
had warm greeting on that and the
following day by his many Smyrna
friends, but surreptitiously took away
with him Monday morning as lovers
are sometimes smalt enough to do,
planning for weeks in a sub rosa man
ner), one of our ViVaciOus and popular
young ladies who was a school girl on
! his first visit to smyrna TWO years agOas
| one of Superintendent Handy's assis-
| tants in his summer school. Mr. Shear
| er has shown himself true and brave
man, and the young couple have the
| best wishes of every one for their future
happiness.
Misses Annie and Ella Dryden of
Crisiield are guests at the NJ. r.
Parsonage.
Miss Caddie Cooper of Milford, Miss
| Lizzie Cade OF Milton, Miss May Benn
| of Dover, Miss Katie Budd of Ceciton.
| Nd, Miss Laura Bacon of New Castle
have been visiting friends in Smyrna
the past week.
Mrs DR.. Anderson and children. Of
Denver, Col, are visiting her father,
Chas. II. Register.
VIM. H. Thompson is home from the
West the balance of the month.
Frank Collins is home from Lehigh
University.
Supt. Handy has accepted the Presi-
dency of Newark Academy.
Frank Wheelen of the Dorer Indcr
was in Smyrna on Saturday and visi-
ted the TINES office
Misses Mabel and Emily Collins,
daughters Of DR.. Collins, Camden n.
j., are guests of Mrs. William NJ.
Bell.
Edwin FAIRIES of Philadelphia and
Jacob Davis of Camden n. j., are visit
ing his father, +. c. FAIRIES.
Chas. II. Griffith of Montchannin
near Wilmington was down on bust
} ness last week.
Col. George If. Raymond and wife
have gone to Chester to attend til,
! graduation Of their son Clarence b., a
! Hyatt's Military Institute, whcl
takes place tomorrow John Wana
maker makes the address tomorrow
> night.
Oscar Fisher left yesterday for New
York to take the steamer Hamburg 70
Germany. He goes TO visit his ole
home, and will be gone severa
r months.
Mrs. Mary Roberts of Wilmington
is the guest of J. w. Jones.
Miss Beulah Jefferson and brothc
4 Townsend visited Cecilton Sunday an,
o Monday, to see relatives and attent
q the dedication Of the NJ. Z. Church.
Misses Bertha Price and May Arm
1 strong also visited Cecilton.
IS Samuel Pratt of Pittsburg Pa, is OF
two or three weeks visit to hi
e mother.
d Mrs. Mannvlle, nee Mary Baker, c
# CarbOndale Pa, has been spendin
n several days with Miss Laura Bell.
h II. G. Budd Jr. of this town, was on
l. of six Junior oratorical contestants fo
is the Pierson prizes at Dickinson Col
II lege Monday night, his subject bein
d "Festina Lentc
n In the annual oratorical contest {
II Delaware College Monday night pal
/ ticipated in by nine students were
4 Jos. b. Handy, Pom peii;" Jas. "
Of Lattomus, Responsibility of the Amel
lean citizen :" John S. Wilds, "Eu
lr metts Appeal"
Y Frank Bailey who has been spenC
t. ing two or three weeks home will r,
ID turn to Lafayette College tOmOrrO
N to go through the graduating exercise
l. and receive his diploma.
lg Miss Carrie Bartholomew of We
Of Philadelphia is visiting Miss Liz
ID FAIRIES.
e. Supt. l.. I. Handy, John II. Bewle.
u Frank Collins. RObt. ID. HOhecker an
u Samuel NJ. Hoffecker are attendin
'i' the commencement exercises to-day ;
TO Delaware College.
Mrs. E. V. Cooper has gone to Chan
lg bersburg Pa, to attend the graduate
e. of her daughter.
a Mrs E. II. Thomas, of Philadelph
al has come down to spend the summt
le with her sisters.
% W. s. Reynolds, of Clayton, and
90 90 Frank Pratt, of BlackistOn Cross Road
y have gone to Colorado ona health trip
ra q, some weeks.
Ic. John r. Robinson, who left tv
&C. weeks ago to act as agent for the Ha
IN cock Life Insurance Co., has located
or Hartford, Conn.
sr- Dr. Vaughan, of Middletown, pa
a flying visit tohis Smyrna friends ye
m terday.
OK Mrs. Stillman and Miss l.. J. Russ,
ry of Philadelphia are making a she
Ier visit to Mrs. J. F. Clement
on Miss Mabel DockendOrfT of Philad,
"a ia' pha is'the guest of Miss Ella Smithe
no Miss Stella Waters is home fro
NJ SwathmOre College.
,ss Mrs. NJ. w. Culbreth has returned
zee Smyrna.
nd Mrs. S. +. Anthony is visiting h
7ss New York friends.
~ "a. Mrs. S. A. Fowler of Wilmington
sr9 81. visiting her sons.
ie- Grades of the Graduating Class
ire Julia w. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Nellie J. Faries..................... 8
m muu Mary l.. Budd...... ......,.......,.,..... s
~ Harry G. Tschudy."..,.., ............,, s
re re- George d. Taylor........."..."........ s
be. These figures grade the standing
u, the class. constituting Miss JuI