Smyrna times., 1893-08-16
Personal.


Mrs. Christiana Cloak received intel
ligenee on Saturday Of the death of
her brother, Oliver WolcOtt, in Phila-
delphia, the day before, aged 81 years
The remains were buried in Dover
Monday.
Rev. Adam Stengle will go to Fruit
land, Nd, tomorrow, 10 preach al a
woods meeting which his son is hold
ing there, returning on Saturday. The
prayer meeting, which has been attend
ed throughout the warmer weather to
the extent of nearly filling the Lecture
room each night, will be conducted to-
morrow evening by Rev. E. H. Hyn-
son.
Sev. Crofen {. Adams, pastor of
the Presbyterian church, returned Sat
urday from his months vacation. his
congregation being pleased to have his
services again.
Gardiner Mariner is acting as tele-
graph messenger, and mounted on his
wheel, Is delivering messages with dis
{ patch.
John Z. Hoffecker and wife. of Ches.
/ ter, are on short visit to her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley, near town.
/ Miss Annie Gale is visiting her
/ parents near Chestertown.
/ Prof. A. D. Yocum and wife have re-
I turned from a visit Of some weeks at
7 Chester.
Mrs. DR.. W. G. Sipple is visiting her
I parents at Harrington.
Harry Levey and Joseph Trum, Of
4 New York, are visiting Charles Bitter.
+ Misses Marion aud Edith Start are
visiting Mrs. Chas. A Barnes, at Ches-
ter
Mrs. Rebecca Collins and Miss
Mary Hazell are visiting Mrs. W. {.
Savin. at Cheswold
Mr. Wm. Z. Spuance. Of Philadel-
phia. who has been spending a week or
TWO With the peach growers OF this
vicinity, received intelligence one dav
last week that his wife fell while sweep
ing and broke Der arm.
Misses W. BERTHE Walls and Miss
Emma Walls. of Church Hill. are
guests Of T. G. Walls.
Misses Name and Elenora Wilson, of
Philadelphia, are guests of Mrs. Dr. T.
c. Moore.
Mrs. John V. Weldon and children.
of Brooklyn, are visiting his parents
James F. Price, Grand Master. and
James H. Appleby, Grand Representa-
tive. both of Wilmington. we're guests
Of Morning Star Lodge, No. 6, I. o. O. /
F. last Friday evening, Mr.. Applebv.
of the firm J. P Doughten & Co. gave
a very interesting description of China
town in San Francisco.
Misses Minnie and Daisey Anderson.
OF Salisbury, are guests Of Mrs. +. c. |
FAIRIES
Thos. Jackson, who has been resid. /
ing in Middletown for FIVE wears. has
repurchased the property at Duck
Creek, where he had lived his previous
life for S400, and will return TO it next
March
Misses Nellie FAIRIES, Bertha Price.
7. Mccoy and Harvey FAIRIES are at
Ocean Grove; Edward VI. Boyd. at At.
lantic City; Mrs. Jos. B. HUM and
Mrs. VIM. Collins, Philadelphia.
Samuel VI. HOffecker, who has
been 10 the TIMES Office the past wear
has gone with L. o. Waller TO learn
the jewellery business, and is succeeded
by John Hustled.
Archie Cox, of Plainfeld, Ny. a
student of Yale College, is visiting his
grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Hill.
Miss May Gassaway, of Montgomery
county, Md, is the guest of Mrs. y. F. /
Wilds.
Alex. II. Reynolds, foreman of the
Cecil Wing, formerly of the smyrna
TINES, is on a visit to his friends here. |
and made the TINES Office a call this /
morning.
Miss Lizzie CahOon, and Richard
IenEyck wife and daughter, of Brook. /
lyn. and John V. Spruance of Phila-
deiphia. are visiting Miss Eta Benson |
at the Light House
Mr. Greenwood, of the Chestertown |
IrGnscript, rode to Smyrna on a
bicycle Monday, and paid the TIMES
Office a visit.
John Moore, of Clayton, went to the
Chester Hospital last week suffering
with cancer Of the tongue and floor of |
the mouth. Saturday last a very SER
loGs and delicate operation OF remoy- |
ing the disease was performed by DR. |
J. L. FOrWOod.
Ernest s. Haynes, OF Wilmington. /
spent Saturday and SUNDAY with his 4
parents, Rev. Mr.. nd Mrs. T. n /
Haynes. On Sunday morning be sang
bass solo at the Methodist church
which was highly enjoyed by conuois-
seurs OF music, who found iu il tones of
superior quality. that by cultivation
nay De 0I great advantage to him.
Mrs. Waldo Emerson, Of Ansonia.
Conn, Is on her annual visit to her
sister, Mrs. /. Pennewell.
Letter writer's from Rehoboth say
the Rev. G. W Dame. rector of st.
Peters church this town, who is off on /
qis August vacation, is there with his
family spending several weeks. He
hrst made a visit to Virginie.
Miss Halle c. Choate, Of Newark. is
being entertained by Miss Florence L.
Hall.
Clarence T. FAIRIES, of the Medico-
Chirurgical College, returned home
last week on his vacation acoompanied
by his friend, Mr.. Frank Baega. of
Philadelphia.
John and Frank Chatham. of Pbila-
delphla, are visiting their grandmother.
Mrs. Harriet CarrOw.
Joseph B. FAIRIES, Of Philadelphia. is
making short visit 10 his parents.
Mrs. MOllie Morton son aud daugb-
ter, OF Philadelphia, are the guests of
Mrs s E. Pratt.
Dr. ID. /. Smithers is on two weeks
sojOurn at Ocean Grove, Nj.
Mrs. W. E. Hall left TODAY for her
annual trip to the sounding sea Of
Ocean Grove, n. J.
Gordon Crawford, OF PHILADELPHIA.
spent Saturday and Sunday with alady
friend in town.
Mrs. Charles White, of Wilmington.
Is visiting relatives in town.
Miss Clair Cooper. of Kenton. ia on.
tertaining her friend Miss Beatie of
Philadelphia.
Bars. James H. Groves and family. of
Wilmington, and Miss Shirley r. De.
putty, OF Newark, stopped over Monday
with Rev. Mrs. Haynes enroute from
Chestertown, Md, where they have
been on two weeks visit.
Rev WIN. r. Mowbray returns this
week with his family from his vacation
70 the Eastern Shore.
John Meredith, of Chester. Pa. il
spending few days with his Smyrna
friends.
Harry Hill and wife, Of PHILADELPHIA
are visiting relatives.
James Ford, of Trenton. N. j. is
visiting relatives in this vicinity.
Harry g. Budd, a student Of the Bos-
ton Theological Seminary, is home on
bis vacation. His sister Miss Kate
budd. OF Ceeilton, returned home the