Smyrna times., 1891-11-04
Smyrna and Vicinity.


SEVERAL young men have rented q
room in the Johnson Building for a
club room.
At Reis Bros clothing store SMYRNA.
Del, you can end QVercoats for men
or Boys, in large variety at bottom
prices.
IHE wise farmer puts lock on his
IurKey,house now and leaves his dog
out OF doors nights. The crop is unue
suaily large and fine this year.
The Ladies Mite Society of the NJ
T.. Church of KentOn, will give sup.
on the evenings of Nov. 18th, 18th and
i5th lnsts.. for the benefit of the par
sOnage. -
The W. q. II. u, monthly Bible
reading was held Monday at Mrs
Megear's by her request. The I4tb
chapter OF st. John, was read and ar
pounded by Mrs. Matlack.
WALNUTs are abundant this wear.
J. W. Jones sent nearly so bushels to
Philadelphia on Monday on the Eta,
tGat PAD been taken in the previous
ieW days, and will have more to fol-
low. -'
THE NJ. E. Sunday School has besn
supplied with new singing booka |
The Jewell Crown" and Epworth |
Hymnal No. 2 is being issued In con-
nectlon with the No. l in the PRAYER
meetings.
MEssRs. Bitter & LUEsHER of tho
hosiery factory added last week two
new BransOn knitting machines 10
InelF factory and will receive another
one very soon. They have contracted
with parties in Philadelphia for two
large orders to be delivered in Decem-
REV. ]. A. B. Wilson d. D.. will
preach in RaymOnd's NJ. f.. Church
next Sunday afternoon at 2 and a half
o'clock. Everybody invited. Revival
services are expected to begin then
IND continue during the week follow.
ng. PAsToD D"'
The III Y's of this town have organized
:, walking Club" which will begin '
ednesdsy afternoon Nov. 4th. The 1
est OF TINS week they start from Miss t
'eille Fariesi next week, beginning G
'lth Monday, from Miss Ethel Tay. f
'Fs. The hour Of meeting Is 4.i5
W. DENNEF removed the remains p
MS father last week from the old 8
TO Glenwood cemetery. "
lore suitable place. Thay had been e.
hder tho ground for over so wears b
nder brick arch. The clothing and q
'thn had entirely mOuldered 9wav "
aVing nothing but the bones and the Il
air. N 'lo a,
OUR young people who are inter. al
ted IN the Land of the MIDNIGHT %
ln," how they do when they have a %
ght without sunrise for nearly n A.
onth, how the EskimOs live &c. will &C
interested IN the letter on our first ee
'ge OF DIR. briggs who left Smyrna for 70
al iaF-oH land some eighteen months u
%. - Ai'iS Y,
FROST has come the past week Hufi. cl'
emily heavy TO kill vegetation Of the ST.
nder kind as well as the germs Of 80
'ease. Ice has formed also on two ar as
rec mornings. Though the temper. Tn
IRE was low enough, but from cloud M.
sss or something there was NOT SCI
ough frost to kill vines before the In
t week in October.
y the weeping willow was tree WI
ely to be found il would be priced Ih
one OF the most remarkable trees cha
"a for shade and ornamental puF- ter
es. When the Ladies Of the State viii
Y. I. U. met here a week or two bee
), IN going to and out of the church Y
ere tbey held their meetings. thew rail-
ID but notice on the opposite side Of are
street one Of these Btately but sho
ceful trees whose branches undu. ice
to every passing breeze, ornamen. win
the handsomely terraced grounds @
l. =. HUDSON. It's leaves retain beg
green, while those on other trees still
either brown, cFisped or deposited of Il
ne ground. BY the way, a recent
or who has been around the world -,
'oking at this tree remarked that this
as one of the most handsome trees TbIs
she had ever seen. ne, esS