Smyrna times., 1896-06-03
PERSONAL.

He is the publisher of the Ansonia
| Sentinel, and has made big business
success.
VIM. F. Clement, of Philadelphia
and Miss Hinckley Duer, of POGO
moke City, Nd, were married on |
Wednesday last-a quiet Church we'd
ding. Mr.. Clement will be remem-
bered as a resident of Smyrna in his
first wife's time, few years since.
DIR. E. S. Dwight, has recovered
rapidly from his sickness noted last
week, and has been about since Mon
day
Rev. J. L. Estlin and wife, have
been in Philadelphia, two or three
days, going thither to attend the we'd
ding of a friend.
Frank Collins, of White River juno
ton, Vt, made q short visit to his
father, John p. Collins last week.
David J. Murphey, of Newark, was a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. A. Stevens
on Sunday. He was an active paticipa-
tor in the events of this community
during the time of the civil war, the
strong secession feeling of prominent
men and the visit of Col. Wallace and
his soldiers-the disarming of the COM
pany here of Home Guards who would
not have an ensign, the carrying away
of their guns etc.
Miss Marie Emma Mutschlechner,
who will be remembered as O former
resident of this town with Miss Min
ME Dwight and who left here for
Chicago, ILL.,, was married at o'clock
y to-day to Charles |. Wittstein, q we'll
to do wholesale jeweler and business
o o man of that city. The wedding took
!, place at "GrapewoOd" the home of her
Z sister Mrs Carl Meyer, at BTOctOn,
\ Chautauque County, New York. Rev.
y J. j. Landers performed the ceremony.
> The High School graduating class
~ was entertained by Miss Estella Arm
y strong Friday evening.
o Manfred Lower, of Brenford, is one
of the graduating class of the Conference
g Academy this year. He entered that
? institution after completing his course
a. at the Smyrna High School.
20 Miss Elizabeth Counselman, has re
r turned from visit to Baltimore.
20 Rev. Geo. w. Dame and W. II. Jan
II ney, went to Chester Saturday anC
! from there rode their wheels to Phila
4 delphia and through Fairmount Park
q returning the same day. On Sunday
10 George Leese, Harry Brevoir, Franl
Nc Boyer and Frank Stidham rode from
,o here to Chestertown ON their wheels
20 Cycling is one of the favOrite sports o
y
i Smyrna
I Thos. G. Frame Jr., of Dover, was i
or town yesterday.
VI Mrs. Carrie Farrell and Mrs. w. G
3d Pennington and sons, are making
VI visit to relatives in Middletown.
Mr.. H. S. VanKirk, of Kingsport
he Pa, is the guest of Harry G. Tschudy
ot Mrs. +. NJ. Lanes, of indianapolis
,r- is spending the summer months q
er William NJ. Broadways, near town.
ief Isaac B. English, of Macon, Ga
Mt and daughter, who has been attendin
tie Forest Glen Seminary, Md, are e
ior pected here on Friday, guests of h
sister, Mrs. John VanGasken.
is Mrs. and Rev. G. w. Dame, Mr.
Eugene Davis and Miss Sue Cummin
,b- "'did" Belmont Park and the Wiss
~ hickOn on their wheels Monday ri
mi ing to Philadelphia in the cars.
I'M Rev. A. G.. Cummins Jr., assista
as rector of New York Church, who
nm on weeks visit to his father, preach,
ok at ST. Peters Church Sunday mOrniI
and otherwise assisted Rev. Mr.. Dan
in the services.
James 7. Turner, who has an advaI
ageOus position with Cramp & Son
Philadelphia, made short visit to /
mother near town, the past week
tor, Invitations have been sent out
on Mr.. and Mrs, A. L, Hudson to :
n 1 marriage of their daughter, Mi
hat Emma, to Mr.. Armstrong Culvert,
was Utica, Indiana. The ceremony W
the take place at the home of the brid
ing parents, Wednesday, June 10th.
is Mr.. and Mrs, VIM. Hennings Ina
issued invitations to the marriage
Who their daughter, Miss Florence, to G
was bert Spruance, son of VIM. r. Spl
is a ance. of Philadelphia, formerly re
,mi- dent of this Hundred, to take place
,ng- the brides residence, Tuesday evo
who ing, June 10th.
suit Mrs. Geo. w. Waller and childr
and are visiting Mr. and Mrs. L. o. Wall
iod. John P. Hudson, has gone
tied Roanoke, Va.
the Miss Estella Waters, entertained
re- b. M. S. K. Monday evening and NJ
the Katherine Wilson, entertained
that Junior Social Club.
it Harvey Spruance, Frank Willlial
Tod, of Wilmington; Thomas Haynes
evils family, Ralph Stats, Philadelpl
Edward Vaughn and John G. Kell
and MiddletOwn and w. H. Armstr'
and and wife of Camden, spent Sun
with relatives in town.
had Mrs. JAS H. Heverin, of Dover,
kens in town last week, having dental W
rkest done at the Office of DIR. F. l.. Grie
it is The Misses Gertrude and Julia
nOry sin, daughters of 1. Freeman Raj
iting the noted Baltimore politician,
7ers, being entertained by Alex. G.. G.
,ech. Minis and niece, Miss MOllie Cumm
years Miss Helen RinggOld gave a comp
re is at her home last evening in t
, we honor, on which occasion euchre
aOpa. whist fOrTOp q OlaaSant OastIma
dis Rev. Alex. G. Cummins, Jr.,
rersal New York city, is the guest of his
re is ther On Sunday last he enterta
Some 1. Morris Clothier, Of the firm
Pro- Strawbridge & Clothier, PhiladelI
and I j. Ed. Hoffecker and wife spent
IT we day in Baltimore.
such l.. Irving Handy, Esq, and dal
God ter, Miss Margaret, have been
4 us. guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ.
lie to His daughter has remained over f
ch as visit
METAL Mrs. Hervey Hall has returned
); the a visit to Wilmington and is now el
tanning Miss Minnie Reed, of 1
of all more.
crates Mr.. and Mrs. S. W, Finch, of
r natl Carolina, are the guests of l..
IN our Springs, at ''BrenfOrd Manor"
on we are here on their bridal tour.
ty in of Pennsylvania, is making q
God. home prior to the Commencement
ass of ercises. He graduates this year il
ques- course of dentistry. He will, how
S best continue in the '9S class as a me
will of student and will as in the past tax
party? active part as guard ON the Unive
prim- foot ball eleven, in which he has
lnven- considerable renown.
8 and Rev, G., w, Dame. rector, and
,sts of Cummmins and w. Il. Dunn, dele
to the of st. Peters Episcopal Church
to be this morning to attend the Dio'
ion by Convention now being held at
ii and Castle.
f State Mrs. Alfred Clifton, of Felto
visiting her son, DIR. J. w. CliftO
party Mrs. r. b. Dunn, of Camden,
,irit is iting her son, Mr.. w. +. Dunn.
IncOm- .s.,-.---
yogaDt 5Sor NJ Decorating Graves.
ostltu- Saturday was Decoration d
lrposes the Both day of May of each year
Is ana made memorable by honors pai
RIGHT foIIo., III e A.