Smyrna times., 1895-05-22
Personal.

Mrs. Margaret Lea and daughter
, Juliet, and Miss Agnes Cummins will
set sail from New York this morning
at 10 O'Clock on the steamer Fries
land" for Europe. They will land al
Antwerp and from there they will make
an extended tour of year or more.
Clarence T. FAIRIES, who has lust
completed course in medicine at the
Medico-Chirurgical College, Philadel-
phla, has returned home for a visit.
AT the commencement exercises of his
class OF fifty-nine, he received honor
able mention for the work he had done
and the standard he maintained
throughout his course.
Jakey Stein, the assistant barber of
Joseph b. Hum, has been Off on an
extended vacation, his whereabouts
not being known. Last Monday week
he asked for few days off to take his
vile to Germantown. Having done so
he left her and with the expectation of
coming direct home. Since then moth
ing was heard of him until Yesterday.
when he returned. He has since been
confined to his house with sickness.
Mrs. Sarah E. Anthony is visiting
friends in Washington and Baltimore
| L e.
| n. J.,is being entertained by her sister.
Mrs A. E. Jardine.
u. Davis Brown has returned from a
short visit to Philadelphia.
Charles NJ. Wharton, of the Univer-
Slty OF Pennsylvania, is home on a Wis.
1t to his mother.
Fred G. Usilton. Junior Editor of
the Kent NeiCS, Chestertown, was in
Smyrna Monday, aud made the TIMES
Office a call. He came in interest of
the Ch6stertOwn Cycle Club, which he
prOnounccs very fnt.
Miss Olive Lane, of PHILADELPHIA. is
on d few days vacation with her par.
ents at Shorts Landing.
Frank B. Cameron, who has been
following his profession in New JERSEY
Is home on two weeks vacation.
MR.. Charles Moore, of PHILADELPHIA.
IS visiting her sister, Mrs. John A.
HofTecker.
Miss Margaret T. McCauley, of
New York, is visiting her brother.
Hugh McCauley, at his cozey home,
"Fairview."
Mrs. f. F. Swinney, of Shiloh. NJ.
is spending the summer with her SON |
DIR. Z. o. SwiDney.
Mrs. Cove S. Taylor, of New York. |
and Mrs. Elmer Z. Taylor, of Pbiladel.
phia, are the guests of their sister.
Mrs. Fl d. Boyer. Elmer u. Tavlor
was down to spend Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Allen and child are
visiting her mother, Mrs. Collins.
Among those who are expected to
be IN attendance at the Grand Lodge
OF Good Templers this evening are
DR.. Mann, Of Brooklyn, n. Y; Rev. A.
y. Davis, Georgetown, Del. Rev. Jas.
Graham. Canada; Miss Irene Lonand.
Chrlstlana, Del. Miss Lizzie Register.
Lewes, Del. Mr.. d. w. Wolf, Lewes'
Del. Rev. G. A. Norris, Wilmington
Del. Miss Emily Anderson, Whining.
ton, Del. Miss Isabel Little, Fairview
Del. Mr.. Harry Mote, Fairview. Del.
MIR. G. w. Little, Fairview, Del: Mr.
y. w. Eastburn, Fairview, Del. Mr.
Edward Evans, Cheswold, Del. Miss
Mabel Evans, Cheswold, Del. r.. n.
Hutton, Dover, Del Rev. s. B. Tired.
way Seaford, Del. Rev. W..R. Nc
Tarlane, Georgetown, Del. and others
lot been heard from.
Geo E. Gaskel, Of Mt Holly, N.
/, Is in town Z
w. r. Dunn and wife, have returned i
rom their northern trip. While gone 7
hey visited New York, Boston. Cam \
'Fiuge, Cnarlestown and all the places t
y historical interest in and about
'oston. Their return home was made
y lhe ocean route, taking a coast line
teamer from Boston around the canes.
own the Atlantic coast, to Cape Nav
nd up the Delaware. They report The s
rip as most pleasant one. 4
Hon. James Williams and family re. Il
lrned home from Philadelphia last g
where he has been under p
reatment for his eyes. t