Smyrna times., 1898-11-02

innocent pleasure out OF Wnlcn tney
derived much sport.
The revival services at st. PauPs NJ.
F. Church are still being continued
without abatement. Rev. j. A. Buck
son of Lakeville, Md, arrived on Mon
day and has since been assisting the
Rev. o. w. DeVenish.
Ewelrs Church will celebrate the
saventieth anniversary of the organi-
7at,on of the Methodist Protestant
Church. Sunday night, November 13.
Bethesda Church will celebrate the
same day, in the afternoon.
Some of the trains passing through
CLAYTON on Monday were obliged to be
in sections to accommodate the pas
sengers traffic returning from the
Peace Jubilee recently held with so
much success at Philadelphia.
There will be preaching next Sunday
Of EwelI's NJ. p. Church by the pastor
Rev. J. E. Nicholson, 1920 a. m, ga
Great Revival in Hezekiah's Time;"
T3Op. M, "Commemorating ChrIst's
Death" Communion service; Sunday
School , p. III.
A. Sevil has moved his store goods
from the Wallen Building to the new
and nicely finished stOre-rOOm recently
purchased by him. The location is
fine and the inside arrangement very
TASTY. A feature of the room is the
splendid glass window front which
gives plenty of light to the store and
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goods than any store in town.
The official board of the st. Paul's
IF. Church with committee repre-
senting the Ladies' Aid Society, of the
same church, met last evening to dis
cuss the advisability of purchasing a
parsonage for their pastor. There was
considerable talk of buying property
in easy location to the church, but
nothing definite was decided upon.
Thefollowing committee was appointed
to look into the matter aud to discuss
the advisability of buying such prop,
ertv or the cost of purchasing ground
and erecting one. Mr.. w. L. Dyatt,
chairman, Mr.. J. C. Thompson, Mr.
Aubrey Vandever, Mrs. NJ. }. Clifton
Mrs. Joseph Foraker and Mrs. j. C.
q Thompson are the committee.
4 CLAYTON people should bear in minC
4 the coming session of the Kent County
4 Teachers Institute which is t.
4 be held in Smyrna. The day ses
4 sions will witness some of the bes
\ educators of this country while tn.
evening entertainments are of sucl
Il a character that will be a rare treat
Il On the evening of November the Both
Il Will Carleton, the noted lecturer vii
address an audience at the Oper
# House, followed the next evenlni
q December 1st, by Robert Bruce, tn
n we'll. known humOrist and the follow
q ing night December I'd, by one OF tn
n finest musical troupes on the roao
n "The Lovett Boston Stars" Our cit
zens should stir up an interest for thi
Intellectual treat an get enough VIII
will warrant the chartering OF th
SMYRNA branch train to run specli
n trips those three evenings for the benz
4 fit Of those who want to attend.
PersOnaI.-Aubrey Vandever has n
turned from his vacation. Most OF tt
time was spent in travelling throug
the lower part of Delaware In the Il
terest of the Hundred Sunday Scho
Unions. His wife and family will r
turn this week. Mr.. and Mrs: Hem
Frazier of Wilmington, have been el
tertained the past week by b. Sha
and family Miss Eva Austin OF Ce
teville, Md, has returned from
\ visit to relatives here.-John b. VIVA
4 ton, Republican candidate for Sher
n of Kent county, made Clayton vl'
\ yesterday. Rev. and Mrs. j. A. Bnc
son on Lakeville, Md, are guests
the NJ. Z. Parsonage.