Smyrna times., 1898-06-22
Personal AND SOCIAL.
People Who Come and Go and Their Social
DOings.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Emerson, of An
sonia, Conn, were in Smyrna Friday
and Saturday, guests of VIM. H.
Carr. Mr.. Emerson is proprietor of
the AnsOnia Sentinel, having gone
to Connecticut some twenty years ago
to teach the Yankees how to conduct
business, and has succeeded amply.
Our acquaintance as journalists dates
back nearly a quarter of century, and
in q call at the TINES Office many of
the pleasant incidents of the past were
recalled and enjoyed.
J. Harry Deakyne, of Atlantic City,
formerly of this town, was on last week
to attend the 50th wedding anniver-
sary of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Deakyne, at Blackbird, Tues
day of last week. 1t is an unusual
thing for a married couple to celebrate
their ''golden wedding, and still more
singular as in this case, where each of
the parties had been married before.
1t was an occasion for the gathering
of the scattered family.
Gideon E. Rothwell, who has been
living alone at Collins Beach for the
last year or two, has gone to join his
wife and daughter at Mount Union,
Pa, He had purpOsed to go in the
fall, but through the urgency of his
children, he left the past week Mr..
ROthwell will be 81 years old in Au-
gust, and having resided in the vicin-
ity all his life, is we'll remembered
by the older people.
Mrs. J. E. Hoffecker is visiting
friends in Quakertown, Pa.
Mrs Sarah E. Anthony has gone on
a visit to her sister, Austinburg, Ash
tabula county, Ohio. She will in al
probability be gone all the summer
as is her custom, to spend the summe
in the northern states, where the mos
of her relations reside.
Mrs. Robert Patterson and daugh
ter Caroline are visiting Rev. and Mrs
j. l.. Estlin. Mr.. Patterson was dow
over Sunday.
Mrs. Joseph B. FAIRIES and son, o
Philadelphia, are visiting Mrs. f. G
FAIRIES.
Miss Lou. Bell, of Salem, N. j., i
visiting Miss Laura Bell.
Abraham Sharp, attOrney-at-law
Baltimore, was in Smyrna last week a
the funeral of his sister, Miss Gather
inc j. Sharp, and made the TIME
office PLEASANT visit.
Henry &. Budd and wife went t
Berlin, Nd. on Saturday, on a visit
their son, Rev. H. G.. Budd, Jr.
Mrs. w. W. Rich, of Washingt toI
d. c., reached 'home" yesterday, o
a visit to her mother, Mrs. Henriett
t w. Tschudy.
Miss Mamie Goodwin, of Reister
, town, Md, who has been a populi
visitor to this town the past two week
returned home this morning. HI
hostess, Miss Bertha Hoffecker, accon
E panied her to Middletewn, where 81
! will make a visit of several days
/ ! friends.
! Mr.. Geo. F. Jones and two son
: Messrs. Howard Jones and G.. Fran
Mr. John p. Jones, were called
Chester by the sudden death of the
neice, Mrs. Anna Phillips, (nee) JOne
only daughter of Mr.. W. H. Jones.
, Miss Matte A. Jones is visitir
friends in Dover and Townsend.
9 Miss Lavinia Turner is on wet
or two's visit to Camden, n. j.
George Turner and Henry FOreste
q son of Rev. DIR. Forester, of the city
. Mexico, are "hOme" from Bustleto
9 Pa, for the summer vacation. Th
III | are Bp6uullR Ul6 blLQ6 Will MIS-. Il. i
q Turner, the mother of the first name
near town.
Mrs. Goodwin, wife of DR.. E.
p Goodwin, of Marion, Ind, is spendi
a week with her KentOn friends.
> The Twentieth Century Club,
!, Smyrna, have issued invitations to
: Inaugural Reception to be given at t
v home of Miss Laura Bell on Frid
evening next.
Mr.. Morris Clothier, of Philadelph
4 Joined Rev. A. G.. Cummins, Jr., NJ
of on a visit to his his father, where
Z spent Sunday.
1s Mrs. Rachel HOffecker, who has be
n on an extended visit to her son, Jose
V. Hoffecker at Wilmington a
daughter, Mrs. w. 7. Collins, at Ca
den, N. J., is expected home Friday
so Miss Sallie Savin, of Bridgton,
n j., is visiting Mrs. Geo. d. Collins
1h Miss Ethel Cooper is visiting
h. Philadelphia.
az Mr.. and Mrs. +. E. Postles and fs
Of lily are visiting in Milford.
nv Miss Florence Taylor, of Camd
- N. J., is home for short visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Evans
of on visit to Philadelphia.