Smyrna times., 1891-07-08
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who with his wife, is visiting in Ia lbot
county. Md, exchanged pulpits With
Rev. Henry Clay Turner, OF oxford on
Sunday. Rev. MIR. Turner, though
still a student at Dickinson College,
ioined the Conference last spring and
was stationed at Oxford, graduating at
the late commencement in June. He
preached morning and night discOul'ses
that were both appreciated and com-
mended bV all, and made most s&tis-
factory review of the lesson at the Sum
daV School. The people of Smyrna
will always be pleased to hear him.
Rev. Mr.. Wilson T. expected back to |
occupy his pulpit next sunday.
John r. Senior, leading member of |
the ThOs. w. Price Co., paper dealers,
Philadelphia, spent several days in
cluding the 4th in Smyrna, making |
the TIMES Office a friendly call. His |
wife, who had proceeded him couple |
of weeks, returned with him Monday !
evening.
Col. ThOs. M. Huntingdon, (Pennsyl- |
vania N. g. of Philadelphia, accom-
| panied by his wife, spent several days
in Smyrna the past week, guest of J.
w. Jones. He enjoys visit TO Smyrna
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and visit the grave of his father, the
late Jesse S. Huntington. Hr. H. is
now engaged in the West India trade,
and has the management of four sugar
plantations in st. Domingo, in the
sugar making season.
| Thomas l.. CarrOw, who travels ex-
tensively west, having been to CalifOr-
mia twice this season, is home for a few
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side.
Miss Lillian Wilds returned last
week from Metzger Institute, Carlisle,
Pa, where she has been going to school
since the early spring.
Ralph &. HOffecker, returned week
or more ago from Harvard College.
He took trip up in Maine with a
f college friend, which delayed his
return.
| Mrs. J. S. Gearhart and children are
spending some time at Galena Md.
Jos. d. Benson and daughter will
return to Detroit, Michigan, tO-mOr-
: | row, after two weeks visit to his
, father, Jos. B. Benson at the Light
| House Miss Eta Benson returned
r from Brooklyn last week for the sum-
q meT.
u Ddlllel WCllS, WHO W6uL several
l. months ago TO take place in the office
8 of the New York WOrid, has been
t spending several days home.
). Rev Herman Roe is expected home
!, from his European trip this week
# Joseph Stephenson and wife of Ches-
ter have been spending the past week
" with Smyrna friends.
II A. II. Reynolds, foreman of the Cecil
n Wing visited this town Friday.
4 John V. Weldon, of Brooklyn Visi-
4 ted his father, b. V. Weldon the past
a week
y Miss Lizzie Mcdowell is visiting
q friends in Wilmington.
o. Frank Pratt accompanied by three
% friends, left Philadelphia on the morn
ing of the 4th after o'clock on bicy-
,e cles, and reached Smyrna about 9
a o'clock in the afternoon. They re-
9. turned on the Clyde the next day.
70 Mrs l.. +. Barrett, of Wilmington
IT visited Mrs Matlack on Monday.
of VIM. II. Thompson left last week fol
a Ohio, to be gone for several months
is Paul and Townsend Jefferson, clerk
v. ing in Memphis, Tenn, are expected
ne home to-day on visit of several weeks
Sc to their parents, hr. and Mrs ]. Henry
le Jefferson. Their elder brother Harry
= of the same place, will be along weeE
at or two later.
ig Mrs. L. Irving Handy and children
of Newark, are spending two or thre,
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. NJ. Bell, all of whom expect t,
~ go to Mr.. Bell's cottage at RehobOth
Ia in a day or two for the summer.
Is, Rev. r. c. IOnes, who has been tn
~ guesC of Rev. r. X. Stephenson for tn
10 past week, left on Monday for ClittO
~ Springs Pa. to spend several weeks
os- Misses Nan HOfiecker and Mary HaI
81 will make a week or two visit to Mis-
"a May Appleton, of Odessa,
~ Rev. II. s. Thompson and wife an
,at Miss May Thompson, of Odessa, are 0
no u short visit to his mother.
- Joseph Smithers and family will z
nf to Ocean Grove the last of the weel
y, for stay of several weeks.
~ Mrs. Rebecca Hough and Misse
Of Annie and Emma HOugh expect to
oh absent several weeks visiting friend
nj John L. Jenkins, Of Philadelphia,
ca former resident, spent several days II
'is' past week in Smyrna. He maintain
of warm friendship for Smyrna an
'sh keeps thoroughly posted in it's affai
ono in the weekly visitaliOns of III
"a SMYRNA TINES.
ali Mrs. T. p. Jump, nee Baynard,
o,r visiting Mrs c. H. Register.
Da. John w. Tucker and wife are visi
tbo ing her parents, ueaT Sassafras, NJ
om Miss Emma G. Reynolds, of Phil
sno delphia, Is visiting her aunt, MI
of Jas. G. Robinson.
~ John Pratt, who was foreman OF Il
inc stocking factory, has returned to Ph
The adelphia, and is EpcQeeded by JOf
led Gum, also Of that city,
val Mrs. Ella Griffith, daughter JUL
ote. and son Maynard, leave to-day foI
md visit of several weeks to places mort
zeal Frank Collins. son Of John p. G.
rica lins, while adjusting an electric wi
,ga- at Linn, Mass, some ten days ago, fl
a distance of ten feet severely injuri
ave his back. He was in the hospital SO
eral days but letter received by
is father to-day, states that he Is abe
llly again and at light work.
<ets The following persons visited frien
,out here on the 4th Alexis Mustard, w
are Spruance, Edgar TygeFt, Geo. Tayl
Frank Cameron, Miss Lizzie Mort
ton Miss I4ucie Taylor, Milton Il PFi
as Geo. Cathcart, Chas. Armstrong a
lon. wife, Harry Foster, Philadelph
adv Geo. Carter, of the EUening JOurn
the Charles VanFOssen, Wilmington; 30
rob Norris Jr. aud Chas B. Peregoy, Chest
A. VIM. Turner and wife of HarringtC
Mrs. Joseph Webb. of Still Pond, n
.stle VIM. Z. Waters was home fir
philadelDhia last week with his fami