Smyrna times., 1893-06-28
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with his family for Oxford, Md, where |
he has cottage, to remain until Sep
tember. He will make Oxford his |
headquarters until their return here in
the Fall.
E. S. r. Butler, of Wilmington, was
in Smyrna on Monday and made the
TIMES sanctum friendly call.
Mrs. VIM. H. Janney, left on Friday
for Norfolk Va, to attend the wedding
of her brother, Rufus Brooks, of that |
city, who weds Miss Mary Pedrick in
Portsmouth to-day.
Roland w. Bell, who has been on
the U. S. Gunboat Yorktown, was
made glad last week by a transfer to
the San Francisco, the flag ship of
Admiral Gherardi.
Miss Bertha Smithers attended the
Conference Academy commencement
at Dover last week.
Miss Fora White is visiting the fam
lily of Isaac Truax near Townsend.
J. Harry Hurtt Jr., had week off
last week in visiting his parents at
Chestertown and other places.
Miss Maggie FAIRIES visited friends in
Dover the past week.
Miss Nellie Tygert, of Philadelphia,
is the guest of Miss Lida Lord.
A. +. Jardine, of the Transportation
Company, who was called to New
York by the illness of his father, Gen
eral Jardine, returned Sunday.
Walter W. Hynson and RObt. d.
Hotfecker Jr., who graduated at Della
ware College on Wednesday, returned
home for the heated term.
Frank Hynson and Crawford Ste
vens are home for the summer vaca.
ton.
L. o. Waller attended the Com
mencement hop at Newark on Wednes-
day evening.
Miss Mary Stewart is visiting friends
IN ChestertOwn and attending the
Washington College Commencement
exercises
Rev. A. Chandler, of Marydel was in
Smyrna on Monday. He is making
arrangements for 4th of July cele.
bratiOn at Thomas Chapel, on his cir
cult. The afternoon will be given to
the w. G. L. u, with an Grafton by
Rev, w. L. White. Rev. VIM. X. Gal.
Ioway, the evangelist, has ten days
engagement for revival work at this
PAt'SSi W tiOhOihS WIN u68J SUNDAY,
1st proximO.
John H. Armstrong, of Philadelphia,
was home Saturday and Sunday.
Frank Williams of Wilmington
spent Sunday and Monday with his
parents. The latter left Monday for
Ocean Grove for the summer.
Prof. ]. w. Shearer, left last week
with his wife and children for New
Castle, Pa; his new field of duty, hav.
ing been chosen the Superintendent
for the schools of that county for three
| years. He left sooner than originally
intended to examine the teachers and
acquaint himself with the work of his
new field. He held the principalship
of the school at York the past two
years. Miss Laura Lassell, sister of
Mrs. Shearer, also left at the same
time to make her home with them.
Prof h. Watson Cooper, of the Wes-
leyan Academy, Wilbraham, Mass.
wife and child are spending the sum
mer vacation with his father, r. NJ.
| Cooper, near Cheswold
Rev. Mr.. Cummins, IL former class.
mate, has been visiting Rev. c. C..
Adams, and preached for him on Sun
day.
Frank Bailey attended the Com
mencement exercises of La Fayette
College, his Alma Mater, last week.
Miss Daisey DOrman, of Milford, is
the guest of Miss Nellie FAIRIES.
Mrs. Jas. W. Anthony gave the
Christian EndeavOr Society of the
Presbyterian church lawn party on
Monday evening. They, with a mum.
her of guests enjoyed the freedom OF
the house and grounds for several
hours, when refreshments were served.
Misses Carrie Edams, Lizzie Hutch.
insOn and Anna Gibson, of Philadel-
phia, are visiting Mrs. w. A. Winford
DIR. G. w. Sipple who went away
quietly last week without letting his
business be known, returned home
Wednesday evening with bride.
Mr.. UsiltOn, the junior editor of the
Kent NelOS was in Smyrna this morn.
ing, and made the TIMES Office q
friendly call.
Elmer Il. Taylor, of PHILADELPHIA.
visited relatives here Sunday.
Miss Elva Armstrong is visiting hel
brother at Rising Sun.
Harry G. Tschudy, has returned from
Lehigh University accompanied by his
fellow classmate, W. K. Dunbar, o
Pittsburg.
Miss Annie Green of Greensborougf
is visiting Mrs. W. H. Carr.
Ralph c. Hoffecker of Harvard Uni
versity, will arrive home tonight fo
the Summer vacation.
Miss Del. LippincOtt leaves TODAY t
spend the school vacation with hel
parents at Bristol, Pa.
Mrs. H. A. Roe, of Denton, and Mis-,
Sallie Draper, of Greensborough, ar,
guests of Mrs. Isaac Pennewell.
T Hugh G. Brown, Esq, the speaker
for to might, is being entertained by N
F. WiIds.
Mrs. Wilson, who has been in a Bal
timore hospital since conference, ha
gone to Port Chester, N. Y. in greatl,
improved health.
Col. ThOs. H. Huntingdon and daugh
Nellie. of Philadelphia, arrived il
, town to-day, guests of J. w. Jones
Col. Huntington has been a resident o
Cuba for nearly two years.