Smyrna times., 1898-08-10
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
People Who Come and Go and Their Social
DOings.

Summit Grove, Pa, on Sunday will be |
with his family at Rehoboth next Sun
day, and back to his pulpit here on
Sunday 1st.
Rev. Mr.. Wroth, of Baltimore, will |
officiate at ST. Peters p. E. church
here, next Sunday morning at 1920 |
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. B. FAIRIES and
little daughter, of Philadelphia, came
down last week on a visit to his
mother.
Miss Mary L. Budd, daughter of H.
G.. Budd, who has been for several
schools, has resigned, her place being
taken by Miss Mary Perkins. Miss
Budd has quit teaching to take charge
of the house of her brother, Rev. H.
G. Budd, in Berlin, Md.
Mrs. A. P. Smithers and children,
who came on from Denver in the early
Summer to visit Mr.. and Mrs. JO-
seph Smithers, returned last week to
their western home.
Misses Alice and Rhoda Conner, of
Wilmington, who have been the guests
of Mrs. Alexine Thompson, for over
a week, went on Monday to visit Mrs.
David Reese, near Clayton.
| Rev. Peregrine WrOth, wife and
children, of Baltimore, are on a visit
to her father, W. l.. COunselman.
Geo. l.. Jarvis and VIM. n. Jarvis,
of Bristol, are visiting their grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. d. Col
Inns.
Mrs. Hervey P. Hall and son, John,
left Monday for a visit to the family of
w. NJ. Bell at RehObOth. Mr.. Hall
left for Rehoboth to-day to Join his
wife for a weeks visit there. Miss
Alice Spruance is also a guest at Bells
cottage, leaving for there yesterday.
Misses Ethel Cooper and left for
Rehoboth yesterday, where she will
visit Professor and Mrs. A. Duncan
Yocum, former residents of this town.
Samuel NJ. Hoffecker returned to
Wanamaker & Browns, Philadelphia,
Monday, after vacation of three
weeks at home.
Paul Jefferson and Miss Ida May
Wills, who came to Smyrna from Mem
phis, Tenn. some six weeks ago, will
return home tomorrow.
G. H. LeFevre returned home from
Asbury Park, Monday, where he had
a pleasant sojourn with Lancaster
friends.
T. Bayard Jones, who was brought
, home from Camp Tunnel, at Middle
town, last week ON a stretcher, danger
ously i'll with brain fever and spina
: meningitis, has very considerably
improved since his return home. HI
( will get a discharge from the Regi
ment.
Irving Cooper and Fred Lang are of
, on a vacation, going to Atlantic City
Col. Jas. Casperson and wife, o
J Wilmington, and Miss Mary Sherry
a of Philadelphia, are guests J. G. Biz
t zard at the Delaware House,
Mrs. Margaret SiscO and children
of Philadelphia, have returned from
b months visit to Mrs. A. SiscO. Mrs
e Ida House and children, of Mt. Holly
Q N. j., spent a few days in Smyrna
l guests of Mrs. Margaret Sisco.
e Miss Emma Stevenson is visiting he
n aunt in Chesterville, Md.
It Clarence b. Raymond and HirOn
q Denney left this morning for shol
t sojourn to Rehoboth and will registe
e at the HenlOpen Honse.
/, Miss Katherine Beckett will leav
If tomorrow for a two weeks visit
Bridgewater, Pa.
q led by Miss Elizabeth Frazier, has n
turned from Chester, where she hf
been making an extended visit, an
= will spend the rest of the summer SCI
n son at the cottage of her father, Woo
Z + land Beach.
|" | Miss Marion Shane. of Chester, Pa
!. is guest of the family of William T
n Legg.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Stats, of Havl
% de Grace, were home Sunday.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Short, accon
q ~ banied by Carrie and John, are visitir
81 their daughters Mrs. W. w. Hoffeck,
-, near town.
= Miss Matilda Robinson, of Philade
as phla, has been visiting 'Sunnyside
in near town.
n Abel Taylor has been summoned
of Holmesburg, Pa, by the serious i
m ness of his brother, Isaac Taylor.
tv Mrs. b. V. Weldon and son, Lindo
"a are enjoying visit to Brooklyn, Ne
90 York.
or Mrs. Elizabeth Neavitt and daughte
Of Miss Bessie, of Baltimore, are visitil
70 her sisters, Mrs. G.. F. Brown al
n Mrs. M. X. ID. Eldridge.
ID Miss ElenOre Sim, of Philadelphi
n has Joined her friend Miss Estelle BO,
';o on a visit to Mrs. W. A. FAIRIES.
Mrs. Ruth Slaughter, of Dover, al
Mrs. John Jerman, of KentOn, q
making Mrs. John NJ. Voshell a she
visit.
m William J. Carrow, of Newark,
ct j., has been ON q visit to his daught'
in Miss Agnes, the past week.
,as Miss Edna Grieves and Miss Beul
,as Kelley, Of Philadelphia, are being {
;Ho ;n tertained by Mrs. H. B. Grieves.
~, Mrs. Mary Boyd and son, Edwa
~ ~, NJ. Boyd have returned from q sh'
1S- ~ soiourn to Atlantic City, N. J.
50 Miss Julia Kinsey, of Philadelph
1he ,Ie is being entertained by Mrs. Walter
,ut Massey, near town.
al Mrs. George Ennis, of Camden,
~ j., is visiting her mother, Mrs. En-
ln Warren.
~, Miss Elva Vandegrift, of Philad
~ ,ue phia, is visiting the Misses ArmstroI
of Mrs. Elmer Hoffecker, of Camdt
No n. j., is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. 10
Ihd1' l.. Truax.
ia ia Miss Annie Kain, of Camden, N.
re re is a guest of the family of DIR. @.
- Swinney.
gn Miss Annie Armstrong, of Elkt'
-. w will visit Smyrna friends, returni
~. ~ with Miss Helen Collins who has bG
20 10 on two or three weeks visit
M .;tl, Elkton.
ao 5Sn Miss Mary w. Thompson is visiti
"Oi s her sister in Philadelphia.
10 Elbert G. Gearhart, is on a visit
'It5 his mother, Mrs. Alex. FAIRIES.
,nd Benz. Turner, of Philadelphia, Is '
,uu ,,s iting his father, Enoch Turner.
az Mrs. James Roberts and Mrs. j
Sno ;Fa H. Roberts have gone to Waite
~ ~ Park Sanitarium, Pa, for a two
,Ol ~, three weeks stay.
:m Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Coverdale b.
lon gone for a short sojourn to Altar
was City.
ne The directors of the Milford Cla
iou cal Academy have secured Robert
lcn Roe, A. B. of Kenton, as principal of
~, ~ the above named school. Mr.. Roe
ene recent graduate of Dickinson Coll
I'M and is very highly recommended
% %leIe the president and faculty of that in
tuition.
Oh Presiding Elder Baker has appoin
: the Rev. John w. Prettyman, of \
l Jersey, pastor of the Methodist Epii
sars pal church at Leipsic and RaymOn
'pal to succeed the Rev. Charles /. 81
ho' gle, who has severed his connecti
zen with the Wilmington Conference.
IN secured a pastorate at Berkely,
Iii M ginia.
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