Smyrna times., 1896-08-05
PERSONAL.

father near this town, will return to-
morrow to the City of Mexico, where
she has been engaged for six years in
training girls in a Mission School.
Miss briggs good education and su-
perior social accomplishments espe-
cially fit her for the very important
work in which she is engaged. THE
sudden death of Mr.. briggs last night
will necessarily change the date of de-
parture.]
w. o. Hoffecker left on Friday for
Atlantic City for period of recreation
before the canning season sets in.
Misses Mary and Emily Spruance
returned on Saturday from visit to
Atlantic City.
Frank Collins, son of B. Frank Col
Inns, of near Toledo, Ohio, is on a visit |
of several days to Smyrna relatives,
guest of Mrs. W. H. Baggs. This is
his first visit to Delaware.
Ernest Haynes has finished his va
cation and returned Monday to Will
mington. He sang bass solo in the
NJ. E. Church Sunday morning, ex-
hibiting a voice more than usually
deep and resonant.
Messrs. C, NJ. Riley and F. G. SUIT
ton, of st. Georges, are spending the
week in visiting the families of W. ID.
Hudson and Theodore F. johnson.
Geo. NJ. Roe, after spending several
weeks visiting his mother, returned to
Scranton, Pa, Saturday.
Geo. r. Barnes and wife, of Phila-
delphia, are spending several weeks
with the family of Robert Norris
We are pleased to learn that DR.. G.
o. Swinney and daughter, Miss Eva,
who sailed for Europe, reached Glas-
gov July 21st. The doctors work is
being efficiently carried on by his sis
ter, Dr. Ella f. Swinney.
Miss Bertha Hoffecker left yesterday
6 for weeks visit to RehObOth, guest
! of Miss Helen V. McCaulley.
=, Mr.. and Mrs. B. " Weldon returned
last week from a visit of some two
7 weeks to New York. While there he
availed himself of the electric treat
9 ment for rheumatism to his great sat
q isfaction. Before going he says it
q took the help of two sticks and man
behind to push, and he returned with
!, the youth and elasticity of twenty
d years ago.
. Alex. Mustard, of Pittsburg, Pa, is
p spending several days home prior tC
Il taking an ocean voyage from Boston t.
e- Halifax, N. S.
\ Miss Maie FAIRIES is visiting at Ches
wOld.
Mrs. Edward Beck and Miss LulI
- Beck have returned from a visit t,
=, Sudlersville, Md.
10 Marion Hearn is on a two weeks
~ vacation to his home at Salisbury, Md
- Mrs. VIM. Todd is visiting he
daughter, Mrs. J. E. Nichols, at Sea
ford.
A Mrs. S. E. Dickerson, of Houston
+ is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. r
"a E. COunselman.
a. Miss Cornelia Refs is visiting friend
20 in Philadelphia.
% Miss Katharine Kennedy, of Phili
,r delphia, formerly of Smyrna, is IL
10 guest of Miss Susie Wright.
90 Mrs. Samuel Allaband and daughte
&c Anna, are visiting Mrs. Geo. F. Jone
"a Miss Alice Johnson, of Philadelphi
+o- is the guest of Mrs. Amanda Spruanc
Miss Bertha Stengle is visitir
os+ friends at Still Pond, Md.
,o Mrs. Rebecca FAIRIES and daught
mi Nellie are spending several days
-, Philadelphia.
~ Mrs. Samuel Taylor and daughte
M Fannie, are visiting relatives
MI HOlmesburg, Pa.
LinwOod Phillips is on q two week
visit to his home at Delmar.
Miss Agnes Carrow has return,
from a months visit to her father
Newark, n. J.
D. Among the victims of the Atlant
l' City wreck were Mr.. and Mrs.
lch Frazier Bell, of Bridgeton, both
whom were buried in that city Sunda
the Mr.. and Mrs. Bell, who were amO
ON the most prominent people of Bride
ng. ton, were we'll known in this Sta
hut In 1858, when Prof. w. A. Reynol
SIS opened school at Dover, Mr., Be
MS who came from his home in Virgin
ing was one of Prof, Reynolds first pup
nge and was exceedingly bright. He v
lie, a son of Henry Bell, and nephew
'ars VIM. NJ. Bell, of this town.
old Clark Franklin started on trip
his wheel this morning to visit
nan former home in Cortland, N. Y, goi
re- by way of New York, Albany, Sy
era cuse and other places.
OF Rev. Peregrine Wroth and family
me- Baltimore, are guests of L. W. Co,
his selman, his wife's father.
OF Mrs. r. E. Hough returned fir
lin Ocean Grove several days ago,
'rgy will leave in few days to visit
ors. daughter at Dover.
por- DR.. F. L. Grier will be absent fr
!, he his Office from August 8th till Mond
be- August oath, spending the two week
1d 1t Rehoboth.
orn. Rev. W. R. Mowbray and family
ught on a visit of several weeks to relat
luca- ON the Eastern Shore.
Mr.. and Mrs H. G.: Bqdd retur
rred, Saturday from visit to their dar
the ter, Mrs. J., H, McNeal and child
lined at Easton,
Ihich Miss Emma Walls, of near CHI
He Hill, is visiting Mrs, E, G., Walls,
| the Miss Alice Spruance returned
1878, week from an extended visit to p
New delphia and Atlantic City.
Edgar Yarnall, of Moore's, Pa
Mary the guest of the family of Capt. A.
DR.. Smith.
Hope, Miss Nan Wood, of Philadelphi
s. A. the guest of Miss Elizabeth Hall.
'iggs, Elbert G., Gearhert and friend H
Lingenfelder, from Baltimore,
at 2 Monday after weeks visit to
ent ut parents here,
Mrs. Richard Rowlatt and