Smyrna times., 1892-04-20
Personal.

| o4... \ - NA"Aho ioiI yesterday to
Presbytery at Princess Anne M 'i0
Inc Misses Mary and Kate Budd
were home from Cecilton for tbo Ton
ter Holiday. Las
7, Harry l.; Douglass, son of the late
SIIenTy Clay Douglass, returned to
l"a saturday on week or SOS
WISH 10 ms mother, sister, and asso.
crates ol MS younger days. He has
oeeh absent six years. When he left
noule mere II was TO join the u. s
Army, which he did, and served ont
ms enlistment, mostly in guarding the
!nulan reservations in the TerritOr-
res Last summer he made IN his
mlnd to come East again, applied,
passed successful examination and
Ia lew weeks was assigned desk in
.he rehsion Office at Washington. He
Is receiving the congratulations of his
friends for the advance from former
years and the excellent position he has
attained. --0 ''''
re, Mr' 1. l.. Register, President of the
sons OF Delaware" of Philadelphia
palu us a visit last week. Heinformed
US that they will hold their house
warming on the 18th of next month.
at thelr rooms, 1925 Walnut Street. i'm
mat city. He was guest dav or
Two OF his cousin J. Wesley Dennev..
beV. h. Z. Thompson, son of Rev
henry 5. Thompson, who was in
smyrna week before last. attending
Ghe funeral of his grandmother. Mrs
r. M. Thompson, has been admitted
TO the Newark, N. J. Conference on
Crlal. He took a position there last
year on finishing his studies.
Presiding Elder Alfred Smith left
last week for round of quarterly con-
ierences on his district, of which he
Will hold II before returning. tbus
advancing his work previous to his
| departure on the first of Nav for the
General Conference, to meet in the
city of Omaha, Neb.
Miss Lidie Lord and Ada Truax
went last week to Mt. Pleasant. 10
spend few days on an Easter visit mt
the home of Miss Addie l.. Davis
W. II. Turner and Miss Mary C.
Garner, of Clayton, were married
thursday at the NJ. E. Parsonage. bv
Rev. w. w. w. Wilson.
Emerson Seward, son of VIM. H
Seward, residing on the Cowgirl farm
near this town, has secured position
as mail route agent between Philadel- !
phian and Cris6eld.
The Y. w. G. T. U. held a very
pleasant soeiable at the residence of |
Mrs. M. b. Lord, on Wednesday even.
ing. 'o"
Norman s. Reese, son of Rev. J. d
Reese, of Black bird, has taken n |
position in E. G. Walls clothing |
store.
Miss Laura Lee Conner. of FELTON,
is on visit to Mrs. L. L. TempIe
Eugar and Hepburn Benson, of Phil
auelphla, spent Sunday with their par
ents at the Light House.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry w. Rawley of
Chesapeake City, Md, returned yes
terday after visit of several davs to
ner parents, Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Lien.
berger.
Mrs. H. NJ. Buchanan, of loves
Cross Roads, Sussex county. who came
up to attend the funeral of Mrs. Jer.
man, has been visiting friends here
since
Mrs. JOS. Jones, of DuPOnts Banks.
Is visiting friends in Smyrna.
Inc members of the Christian En-
ueaVor Society, will have IA reception
and entertainment this evening al the
residence of Mr.. Moses Price. lower
Main street.
Mrs. Mary Boyd gave her son.
Edward NJ. Boyd, very nice enter
talnment on Monday evening in
honor of his 2lst birthday. The
invited guests, some eighteen couples
mad very p leasant evening of games.
ETC., followed by refreshments. They
presented him with an oak rocking
chalr, two nice pictures, violin case
and several minor things. The guests
In leaving extended their congratuIa.
tIons with wishes for many happv
returns. FP'
Frank Starting, who has been in the
drug business in Baltimore the past
two years, and recently graduated in
pharmacy, has taken the place with
as ASncraiC q Clifton, made vacant by
W m' +. Dunn setting mp in business
Ior himself Mr.. Startling had his first
start IN the business in this store, and
In addition to the position has the sat
lsiactlon of being located among his
friends.
AT the annual election at the Epis. :
copal Church Monday the following
officers were elected Senior Warden.
y. }. Cummins; Junior Warden, E. A.
Evans; Restrymep, w. II. Janney, ].
d: webb, w. +. Dunn, r. H. Darrah. !
w m. Z. Mitchell VIM. Polk Cummins'
AlVan Taylor, of HOlmehurg, Pa.
W IN: Armstrong and wife, Rising Sun.
}. Frank Pratt, Philadelphia, James
Potts, Washington, spent Sunday in |
smyrna. t
Miss Clara Beck EFT, of PhiladelDbia :
IS on visit to her parents. t
Elmer Webb, who married Miss i
I'zzie FAIRIES some months ago, takes e
me place ou the train wire at CLAYTON. t
maze vacant by the death of A. e. {
and w. u. Only is advanced q
20 his place. g
Martin Luesher, of the Hosiery Mill. f
ana family, visited relatives in Ger.
the paat week. '
MIS-, !. b. Megear, who has been in y
With peretopitis, is in a more favor. t
lble condition. h
DE Witt c. Legg, living with his |
brother, VIM. P. Legg, has been i'll {,
he past week. u
Miss Gale, who has been with her y
aunt, Mrs. l.. r. Chance, since her y
emoval here, has returned home to +
;hestertown. :
Jas. II. Hughes, Esa., of Dover. h
Assistant Secretary Of State, was Ia a
smyrna on Saturday. Il
Mrs. NJ. E. smithers is visiting her o
laughter in Camden, N. j.; Misses
allie AansoW and Tillie Pratt in a
y Ellmlngt0ni Miss Katie Clements, 3,
tIdley Park Mrs. G. W. Dame and I
laughter, Baltimore, Il
Mrs sampel Wilson and Miss Mary y
,eherson, of Wilmington, are visiting +
heir parents here,
Preston Graham moved his family
rom Washington yesterday. His son
ieOrge came with him. n,
John f. Phillips, Jr., spent Sunday CT
With friends in Philadelphia. "
Alex. g. Cummins, Jr., of New York, ~ ~
on visit to bis father. W p"