Smyrna times., 1895-10-02
Personal,

MRS. Mary A. KINNEY, one of our
well known elderly ladies, has gone to
Westtield, N. j., for an indefinite stay
with her daughter.
Mr.. REFS, of the firm of Refs Bros,
has gone to the city to lay in his stock
of fall clothing.
REV. ]. i. Estlin, the new pastor of
the Presbyterian church, wife and
daughter Marie came down from Pbila-
delphia on Saturday and took formal
| possession of their new home on Union
street Monday. They had the assis-
tance OF some of the ladies of the Aid
Society. Mr.. Estlin left Yesterday
afternoon to attend the meeting of the
Presbytery at West Nottingham, Md.
MRS. Laura L. Temple is visiting
friends at FELTON,.
MISS Mary Anthony is the guest of
Miss Bertha Bailey, at Kenton.
JAMES LORD, of Camden, prospective
Recorder of Deeds for Kent county
was in Smyrna Monday.
NEWS was received on Monday of
the sudden death OF Mrs. Kate r.
Grace of Philadelphia. The friends of
the family of J. F. Clement will re.
member her as a frequent visitor to
this town in company with her sister
Miss Louise j. Russell, during tneir
residence IN Smyrna. Her death is
the more keenly felt among her friends
as scarcely two months had elapsed
since she lost he" husband, James A.
Grace, enjoying less than two wears of
happy married life. Mr.. Grace was
well known throughout the Peninsula
as Wholesale shoe merchant.
Miss SUE CROssLEY of PhiladelDhia
is the guest of Mrs. r. J. Lambdini
Miss FLORENCE HAZEL has gone To
Lewistown, Pa, near Harrisburg, to
take charge OF the Millinary depart
ment of large store there.
Miss LIZZIE DIsCH, now teaching at
Townsend, spent Sunday with SMYRNA
friends.
WIN. II. JANNEY was called to Balti.
more Friday by the illness ofhis father
he returned last evening.
REV. Mr.. VINCENT, the new rector
at Clayton, will take charge of his
parish next Sunday.
DR.. c. o. Swinney returned Monday
from a weeks sojourn at Waters SAM
tarium, Pa, visiting his sister Ella F.
Swinney, Nj. D., who is spending the
autumn month among the hills for her
health. We are glad to know Miss
ELIAS health Is greatly improved.
The delegates to the State Conven-
ton of the W. G. r. U. will leave for
Milford to-day. 1t will be in session
three days.
Geo. l.. Townsend Jr., of Odessa
stopped over Tuesday with r. d
HOiIecker, IT,, on his way to the Dover
Fair. He is making the trip on
wheel
Mrs. Daniel C. Spruance and daughter
or Germantown, Pa, are the guest of
Mrs. Amanda Spruance.
Miss Ebenora Griffin of st. Georges
Del, aud Miss Addie Hayden of Fields
6oro, Del, are being entertained bv
Miss Clair T. Cooper at her beautiful
home maple Terrace" in Kenton.
DR.. EnOch Clark and family of Mil.
lington, Md, and James d. Clark and
family of Centreville, Md, are among
those visiting Kenton in attendance on |
the Arthur-Clark nuptials.
Jacob Leinberger has returned from
an interesting trip to New JERSEY.
While there he was introduced by his |
German friends as Governor" Lein- |
berger of Delaware and so seriously |
dld the people treat the matter that he
was received royalty. 1t was not until
ae was introduced to one of the U. 5.
Senators of New Jersey that "the cat
was let out of the bag" "Governorn
Leinberger was taken for a typical
Delawarean and it is needless to saw he
received many compliments.
The Presbyterian society of Christian
bndeaVor will have a social tomorrow
evening at the residence of Miss Eunice
Anthony.
Mrs. Margaret w. Culbreth has is
,ued invitations to the marriage of her
laughter Susan Black, and Mr.. Carroll
Hopkins Sudler, ofChicago, ILL.,, to take
place in this town, Wednesday Octo-
'er the sixteenth, eighteen hundred
ma ninety five at half after one
''clock