Smyrna times., 1894-06-20
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Miss Nan Spruance, of Philadelphia,
is visiting Miss Edith Collins.
Miss Eunice Anthony has returned
from the Woman's College, Baltimore,
for the summer vacation.
Miss Laura Lassell, who has been
making her home with her sister, Mrs.
VIM. ]. Shearer, at New Castle, Pa. for
the past year, returned home last week.
The graduating class of the High
school, have issued their invitations for
Commencement the 9th inst.
Miss Clara Leinberger gave a very
enjoyable party to a number Of her
friends on Wednesday evening last.
The evening was pleasantly spent in
freshments were served.
w. F. G. Colt and wife, who have
been spending a week pleasantly in
Smyrna, purpose leaving in few days
to spend a week at Atlantic City, Wis
iting Connecticut, before returning to
Indianapolis.
Mrs. Edward Nelson and daughter,
Dorothy, of Ridley Park, are guests of
the Misses Tschudy.
Alex. P. Spruance, of Indianapolis,
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. p. Spruance, on
his way to join his wife at Orange, NJ,
Jas. F. Griffin and wife. of Chicago
are on q visit to Smyrna relatives
During the week Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Reese, Frank Pratt and the three Nor
ton brothers have also been the guests
of Mrs. Pratt.
Mrs. VIM. P. Dickson, of New York,
is "home'' probably for the heated term
Robt. D. Hoffecker. Jr., went tC
Newark Saturday to spend the Com
mencement week with his alumni asso
ciates. The following ladies left yes
terday to visit friends and take in Com
mencement day: Misses Ethel Cooper
Florence Hall, Maggie FAIRIES and Mis-
Lizzie Denney.
Miss Annie HOugh left yesterday 70
Ocean Grove, n. j., where she vii
spend the summer.
| A Townsend correspondent says
Mr.. Isaac Truax has sold his farm nea
here to Mr.. J. Il. Ellis, of Philadelphia
Mr.. Truax will probably move t
Smyrna, and William Ellis, a brOthe
of the purchaser, will move on the farm
We will be sorry to lose Mr.. Truax a
q citizen. He has many warm friend
here.
Miss Lille M. France, of Whining
ton, frequent visitor to our town, ws
married on Monday to Henry |
} Robelen, of that city, by her uncl
Rev. John France.
{ Mrs. Henry Curry was notified ye
| terday by telegraph of the sudde
death her sister, Mrs. Eunity Banes,
= Philadelphia, caused by the explOsiC
of an oil stove while getting breakfas
the death occurring towards evening
the German Hospital. She grew up
J Smyrna, daughter of Robt. Nc. BOye
. and has usually spent part of eaC
? summer here. She was in her 58t
q year. The interment will be in Gle
}. wood cemetery on the arrival oft
4 noon train Friday.
t Mrs. DIR. Clifton and sister, MI
/ Bailey, came home this morning fro
l a visit of several days to ChestertOw
i Miss Margaret StOckly, who has bet
t attending school at Baltimore, return,
/ home last week for the summer.
t Rev. H. G. Budd, of Perryville, Nj
@ is spending the week visiting here al
Q attending the preachers examiuati
n at Dover.
D Miss Mollie Sirman, of Laurel, b
b been visiting Miss Malta Buchanan.
Fred H. Volmer has sold out
bakery in Camden, n. J., because of
70 health, and moved with his family
It day, to KentOn. He learned the bake
;. business with John w. Flick in Il
: town.
o Mr. and Mrs. Jas. P. Hoffecker
s this morning for Cambridge, Mass,
Is attend the several days commenceme
s. exercises of Harvard University, VIII
}. his son, Ralph G. Hoffecker, will recei
9, his diploma of graduation.