Smyrna times., 1892-11-30
Personal.

Mrs. Margaret Lea and daughter
Juliet, and Miss Susan F. Cummins.
eldest daughters of d. J. Cummins,
who went TO Europe two years ago
last October, with a party of friends,
returned to the home of their parents
in this town on Saturday night, having
had delightful time in their residence
and travel abroad.
Hoo. ThOs. f. Bayard aud f. L.
Martin were in Smyrna Monday.
guests of James Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac S. Lapham, near
town, left the 23d inst, for Waynes-
VILE; North Carolina, to spend the
winter
The Tuesday Clus met last evening
at the residence of d. ]. Cummins.
T. Bayard Heisel, of st. Georges.
has been visiting friends in town this
week.
Miss Alberta HoHecker, of Middle.
town, is the guest this week of Miss
Bertha Hoffecker.
Miss Fora White, of Philadelphia.
was home Sunday.
VIM. f. Dunn spent Thanksgiving
Day with his father in Camden. The
latter, who was recently elected sheriff
will not take possession of the iaiI
until about the first of the year, il not
suiting Sheriff Cole to move before
that time.
John T. Porter, of Scranton. Pa.
made short visit to his father Satur.
day.
Mrs. r. NJ. Johnson, of Milford. has
oeen visiting her Smyrna friends.
Mrs. Perry, wife of Rev. S. NJ. Perry,
of Chesapeake City, Md. is visiting her
father, John Mustard.
Prof. A. d. YOcum went down to
fredericksburg. Md, on Friday evening,
to talk at a Teachers Institute, AMI
unexpectedly found himself the speak
er of the evening, making an address
of an hours length
b. V. Weldon, VIM. NJ. Lewis and
). Wheatman left Monday for the
lower part of Sussex on Il cunning
trip. They go annually to their friend
Lynch's, who was an entire stranger
to them until few years ago, but he
looks eagerly for he coming, and treats
them like fighting cocks" during
their several days stay. They agree
on everything but politics, aud the old
man can give when occasion calls, a
sharp thrust in the midst of 81 hearty
Sussex welcome.
DIR. Il. {. TOmlinsOn, OF PHILADELPHIA
who has has been for the past wear
and half with John f. Wilson. near
town. to recuperate his health, has re-
turned to his practice. DR.. p. Tom.
llnson, of Wilmington, was a guest of |
the above several days the past week. |
Mrs. VIM. Armstrong, of Rising Sun.
daughter of Mrs, John Young, Of this |
town, is cOnvalescent from a DANCER
Gus attack of measles.
Geo. A. Hall, of this town, who was |
postmaster at Sudlersville, Md during
The war, received notice last week that |
there was still a sum of money due him.
This makes the second time in the |
past several years lie has received such |
notice, though he thought his accounts
settled when he left the olIire.
Walton Busteed took "A rAsnita fro.n
business between his old and new !
tuties, by visit TO his former home.
oudlersville, on Saturday.
DIR. Harry X. Spruance and Mrs. !
Harvey Spruance, of Wilmington. Wis
ted relatives here last week.
Mrs. l.. Il. Chance is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Gale, near Chesterfown.
J. II. Arnett of Wilmington. will
'emove his family back to Smyrna in
ew days.
Miss Lucy Taylor of PHILADELPHIA.
md Miss Plorence BOileau, of Holmes
burg, Pa, are guests of Mrs. H. d.
Boyer.
VIM. Ransom aud wife, of Railway,
\. J and James Ransom Of Wilming.
on, came home for Thauk Sgiving
Clarence B. Raymond. who has been
with w. +: Dunn the past two or three
months, will leave Tomorrow to accent
position in the store of DIR. ID. NJ. II.
Sui0reth, Charles and Eager Streets,
Baltimore.
Mrs. VIM. Morris. of Yardville. N.
; the guest of Mrs. L E. ANTHONY and
Mrs. Jessie B. Anthony, of Troy N. Y.
5 visiting Mrs. Sarah E. Authony.
Miss Tillie Forman is visiting rela.
ives near Middletown.