Smyrna times., 1894-06-27
Personal.

Personal.
Miss Francinia A. Budd, of Philadel. |
phia, former resident of Smyrna, was |
on visit of several days the past week |
to her brother, Alderman, H. G. Budd. |
Crawford Stevens and Frank Hynson
returned home Thursday from Della
ware College for the summer vacation.
The visitors from Smyrna to the
Commencement at Newark last week,
report a most enjoyable time.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. H. Thompson and
daughter Mabel, left to-day for
visit to relatives at Dover and Mag
nolia.
Dominick McElwee and wife, of Elk
ton, are at the Smyrna House.
Misses Lulu Beck and Annie Fox
we'll are making visit to relatives in
Maryland.
Miss Mary Stewart was called to
Baltimore last week by the illness OF a
friend
James w. Lattomus, principal of the
Public Schools in FELTON,, has returned
home for the vacation and is the guest
| of his parents at the old homestead,
near Green Spring.
Presiding Elder Smith and family
are sojourning for the summer at OK
ford, Md.
E. S. r. Butler, of Wilmington, Wis
ted Smyrna friends yesterday.
Linwood Phillips, of Laurel has gone
with L. o. Waller, to learn the jewelry
business.
Miss Irene Roberts left yesterday for
Chester Heights, Pa, where she ex-
| ,aotS fO Snan6 tha simmer
Miss Dora Wilds, of Dover, is visit
ing Miss Bertha Smithers.
, Miss Margaret Lank and Miss Nellie
f Wilson, of Newark, are being enter
tanned by Miss Anna Stevenson.
Clarence Il. FAIRIES, of the Medico
, Chirurgical College, Philadelphia, il
home for the summer vacation. HI
; will enter next fall upon his closing
:, year.
Mrs. D. J. Cummins, Mrs. Henry c
Lea, Miss S. F. Cummins and Juliett'
C. Lea left yesterday for a sojOurn a
= Arverne-by.the-Se Sea, Long Island, NY
Elmer Taylor and wife, Edga
Wright and children, and Miss Susi
: Wright are visiting JOS. Wright. The
will be here during the summer seaso
Messrs. Wright and Taylor going t
and fro to their business.
s. Walton NJ. Busteed was called
u Sudlersville yesterday to attend th
~ funeral Of his aunt, Mrs. Robert Bu
&c teed, of Washington, d. c., who wa
Is brought there for interment.
D. The following people attended ii
funeral of Mrs. Eunity Bains, Q
Thursday last, whose unfortunat
et death in Philadelphia was noted in ol
eo last issue: Mr.. Samuel Baines, Mr.
A Mary Parker, Misses Katie and Liz
Parker, Mrs. Thos. K. Jones and VII
lam Jones, of Philadelphia; Alvf
Allen and wife and Miss Belle Ha'
kins, of Wilmington; Armwell Quill'
,s. and Mrs, Herman Roe, of Townsen
,is Mrs. Bessie Counselman and Mi
no Mamie Dickerson, of Houston are q
on guests of Ross Counselman. He al
N. entertained yesterday, Professors A.
w. Burris and David Zearfoss, of ChestC
T town College.
Harry G. Tschudy, of Lehigh Ul
versity returned last Friday accoI
'ut panied by Aubrey Weymouth, of RiC
loE mond, Va, college friend.
Oh Miss Julia Griffith is on a visit to \
er7 Tabor, N. Y.
lnT Ralph &, Hofecker graduated fro
Harvard University this week and
expected home tomorrow accOmpani
vi by his parents who went on a we
as ago to attend the series of exercises.
Miss Ella Smithers is the guest
Miss Lizzie Wilson, at Milton.
lly Misses Grace and Eva Swinney hs
at returned from Alfred University, N.
oc lnh
lay visiting friends in town.
'er. Miss Nan Cullingworth, who is
ual take part in this evenings Commen
till ment exercises, arrived yesterday,
ned guest of Mrs. May YOcum.
int Mrs. Mary K. Eldridge, has return
)hl- from Baltimore.
The candidates for graduation W
entertained by Prof. YOcum last ev
re- ing.
A. Ehas. 4. Bitter was called to Ke
# ington last week to attend the funera
his sister Miss Bertha Ritzer, who q
ono in her % year she was o member
Iav the Presbyterian church and her {
, to eral was largely attended Sunday,
'nrv Mrs. VIM. Green and daughter, \
. to Green of MilliDgtOn, Md, are visiI
e of Mrs. Weldon.
der Mrs. Mary Risden and Mrs. JaI
seri. Fluharty of Philadelphia, were dc
lere last week attending Ine hurlocK we
INIT ing, guests of John Wilkinson.
Presiding Elder Smith will preac
Bethel church Sunday afternoon
Clayton at night.
ION II. Milton Farson, formerly of B
,reat ford, has opened a business place
mere Atlantic city, N. j., under the
5ggs name of FarsOn Bros, growers of
Ingn dealers in fruits and produce,
ne Atlantic Ave.
L 10 Mrs. J. W. Ford, of Clayton
loay spending a month with her sister
nt OF NJ. H. Farson, in Atlantis City.
'cIeu Rev. w. s. Robinson, who
near granted a months leave Of absepC
nelo, his congregation at Paterson, n
'nteu came up from Annapolis, Nd, ye
mar day where he had been to visit
parents, looking and feeling in 4
more VIGOROUS health from the cha
J. W. He isft this morning for Paters'
went resume the duties Of his paste
D fis sh His son Will came with hIm az
ay of mains, the guest of Gilbert Jones.
o the James FAIRIES, who grew up In
brisk rna, brother to the late Alexs
John FAIRIES. but whose life has been m
2, was spent in Philadelphia, died on Mo
E. Mr.. at the residence of his son Alfr
fish FAIRIES. aged 81 years.
eldon The remains will be brought
ertain to SMYRNA tomorrow on the traiI
ounds reaches here at 9.45 o'clock, for
Or six ment at odd Fellows cemetery.
more Mrs, Eta Tschudy returned
In. Yesterday from visit o. several
to her sister in Jamaica j.. acel
with MED by her oroCnsF ii,n a. ts's ~
on the Poulson, VINO VIII Sn o. no.
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