Smyrna times., 1894-12-05
Personal.

G6ESUudls
Rev. G. 9. Adams left Monday to engage
in envangelistic work for couple of weeks
in the Bridgeville Presbyterian Church.
Rev. Mr.. Haynes will supply his pulpit
during his absence
Rev. Henry G. Budd, Jr., who was sent
to PerryVille, on the Susquehanna River
last spring, came home to eat his Thanks
giving dinner Thursday, rs has been his
custom, with his parents, accompanied by
Mr. Cochran. one of the active members of
his charge. The friends of Mr.. Budd will
be pleased to learn that his ministry at this
place has been attended with marked sue
cess. The church has not been adequate
for the congregation and new one is
needed to meet the growing demands of the
place. A revival running through the past
several weeks has been particularly notice
able in its results, in that the converts are
virtually all men, viz of the twenty-five
new members there is only one woman in
the lot and one male under the age of q
wears The work of revival has been main
ly among railroad men and workers in the
foundry there, mostly heads of families.
Prof. A. Duncan GOcum attended the
sixth annual convention of the Association
of Colleges and Preparatory Schools of the
Middle States at the John Hopkins Uni
versity, Baltimore, Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Augustus +. Jardine re-
turned on Friday evening from their we'd
ding trip, and are stopping temporarily at
the Delaware House, preparatory, as soon
as convenient, to entering on housekeeping
on South street. They were given a com
plimentary sernade by the Independent
Cornet Bard the same evening, and the
congratulations of friends has since been in
order.
4. j. Armitage, telegraph operator on
the p w. IL B. line, who mas been home
for nearly two months to recuperate i'm
paired health, will return to Washington
the latter part of the week
j. ID. Evans spent last week with his j err
sey friends. A chief incident Of his visit
was deer hunt in Cape May county, being
one of a stalking party Of nine, who take
positions in the woods to shoot the deer AS
it llccs before the hounds These parties
are not always successful, but this one
secured fine deer.
Rev. 4. IL. Haynes preached for pastor
Stenglc Sunday morning, IA vivid portrayal
of the ,criptural incident of the journey OF
the two disciples from Jerusalem to Elm
maus.
Frederick J. Carter and family, oI
Charlottesville, Va, have been the guests o
j. +. Carter, Mrs. Carter and children
remaining until the last Of this week,
w. +. Waters, Of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday with his sister, Mrs John A. Hof
feeker
Charles Wharton, the champion football
guard of the University of Pennsylvania
spent Sunday and Monday with his mother
Miss Nellie Collins. of Camden, y. j.
was the guest of Miss Ethel Taylor
Miss Lottie Ennis, of Milford, was Ell
tertained by Miss May FAIRIES several days
Miss Margaret Stockly, of Baltimore, wa
| home for Thanksgiving.
Rev. T. II. Haynes left yesterday 70
| FELTON, to Otficiate at the funeral of Mrs
| Elizabeth j.. widow of John Reynolds anC
! cousin of Governor RObt. j. Reynolds.
Edward Thomas ard family moved from
| town last week.
w H. Cooper, Jr., and classmate Rokt
| Wolf, of Delaware College, spent thei
! Thanksgiving holidays at his home il
! Kenton.
Crawford Stevens and Frank Hynson, Q
Delaware College, have been spending
few days at their homes.
Miss Louisa Thompson, of Pittston Pa.
student ut the WOmans College. Bati
more was the guest of the Misses YOcuu
the past week.
The B. NJ. 5. X. met at Miss Bertha Hot
fecker's last night 1t was the occasion q
| serving refreshments, once month.
! the business meeting prior to this the sub
ject of the Annual Reception was discussed
1t will be held ut the residence of Mrs. w
! f. Brown, New Years Eve
Mr. and Mrs Henry g. Budd had thei
sons Henry and Edward and daughte
Mary home with them for Thanksgiving
Our Chinese laundryman attended tn
funeral Of his relative, Lee Hong Quonl
Monday, in Philadelphia. He was ric
and was given an impressive funeral servic,
Theodore Stratton and wife, of Whining
ton, are guests of Mrs. j. G. Blizzerd,
the Delaware House.
Mrs Mollie Carey has been visitin
friends at Low Cross Roads Sussex county
David Stewart, wife and daughter, VIII
have been residing here for several year
coming here from Sassafras, Md, moved {
Baltimore to day Mr.. Stewart has bee
engaged in business there the past yeai
Edwin NJ. Stevenson who died in Dove
yesterday was a clerk in this town whe
boy, with the late Col. Geo w Gun
Minis, about 45 years ago, Hugh G. NJ,
Caulley being in the store at the sar
time
l.. w. Counselman, the father, wi
has been residing at Houston for son
years, moves up this week to take Il
mouse vacated by David Stewart. II
son, j. b. Counselman, will also mo,
up and take the house to be vacated b
} 0. b. Nosholl, Ross Counseman hayir
been resident of the town since la
spring, all engaged in the canning bu
ness