Smyrna times., 1892-03-23
Personal

Rev. G. Gaines Mock. of GIaeshor
ough, N. j., former rector of this nsrisI
was present at the funeral of Mrs
susan d. Flsler, on Friday, to assis
Rector u. w. Dame. There were ais,
present from distance Lorenzo Fisler
son OF the late late DIR. Lorenzo Fisler
twin brother of the late DR.. S. NJ
EIsler' OF this town., Richard and
wesley tisler, and MRS. Roberts. sister
TO the above, all of Camden. N. i.
John ID. Catherwood, of Philadelpbia
MRS. Martha Barratt, Miss Clara Bar
ratt, Alfred Barratt, and Mrs. Hickman
Barratt.
watson M. Holmes and wife. of
Hoosick Falls, N. Y, are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. L. E. Anthony. near town
I. l.. Mason, who has been in the
drug store of J. W. Denney for several
years, will leave on Saturday to take
charge of drug store in Wilmington.
on 9TH street. There is general regret
tnat the exigencies of business cause
Mr' Mason TO leave our town, and he
goes with the best wishes of his
friends. Mr.. Dunn, the new lessee of
Mr. Denny's store, will have II in
charge the 1st of April.
Mr.. and Mrs. John M. VosbeIl left
to-day for Wilmington to attend the
wedding OF ). Harvey Spruance and
Miss Lille Harris, this evening in St
Fauls Church, at o'clock. Misses
Nettie Tschudy and Rena Williams
also also 90 up to attend upon the eere-
f. W. Grieves, of Baltimore, ioined
his wife on Saturday, who had been
spending the week with Mrs. J. Allen
moore, both returning on Monday.
II. Watson Cooper, Professor of
Fhyslcal culture and English Litera.
ture at the Academy at Wilberham
Mass, spent few days recently visit
ng his father, R. NJ. Cooper. near
CheswOld. "0"'
Mrs. l.. h Chance sold the residue
ot her store goods at auctiLn last Sat.
lrday, to this week with her sister and !
!lece' IN Georgetown, Mrs, Sallie Will |
lams and Miss Annie Gale, remove |
o smyrna and engage in business in
ne ne store recently occupied bv Miss |
Minnie Allen. -'S
Mrs. Sue Mifiin, wife of ]. B Mif1in
or several years a resident of this
own, removing to West PHILADELPHIA
asst summer, died at her home there on
'riday last in her 29th year, of CON
umption. She was a woman of sweet
md lovely disposition and had the
steem of her friends for her Qualities
nd sympathy for her fate. She leaves
hree little children.
mrs. M. T. Carter, of Philadelphia.
visiting her sons and friends,
Clinton MeCabe, of Elkton, has taken
70 piace OF VIM. +. Dunn at Ashcraft
CliftOn's drug store,
WIN. hoClenahan, of Port Deposit
1ent Sunday with a friend in town
WIN; Ashcraft, OF PHILADELPHIA. and
rs. Harry Ashcraft and children. are
nests of DR.. Ashcraft.
MISS Nellie Hanson, teacher at the
eVerson School, attended a masouer-
10 pail at Harrington Friday evening
John Mustard, uncle and nephew
lst week. = '"o
" m m. I; Armstrong, chief clerk in
e FIRST ComptrOller's Office, Washing.
q. u. e.. has been on a visit to his +
other J. c. Armstrong, of the Della .
are House.
Jon9 Il. Nicholson, ESQ, of Dover. i
ndldate for the Attorney Generals =
nee was in Smyrna on Monday. =
Mr. COlvert of St. Louis, was the
lest OF A. l.. Hudson last week. d
MISS Lioble Short near town, is vis- q
ng friends at Middletown. y
quite good delegation of Smyrnians h
IRE IN attendance at the conference a
q heard Bishop Andrews able ser 4 q
20 on Sunday. Among them were a
nn d. Hohesk ker and wife, Joseph
litsers and wife, Herman Roe, WIN. q
RES, Vim. z. Legg and wife, Mrs. L. =,
GOtton, Miss NJ. E. Savin, and Mrs. n
y. Lord and sister, Mrs. A. Hen. ~
ckson, of MillingtOu. fo