Smyrna times., 1899-03-29
Personal AND SOCIAL.
People Who Come and Go and Their Social
DOings.

Rev. B. G.. Warren, well known to
our people, who was transferred from
the Wilmington to the New York East
Conference, several years since, and
for the past two years stationed at one
of the churches at Kingston, up the
Hudson, has been invited, says the
Duty Leader, a paper of that town, to
become the pastor of Union church,
4Sth street, in New York City, at sal
ary of $4,000 year.
Ex-Speaker E. B. Riggin and Chas.
&. Otwell. ESQ.,, of Laurel, were in
town Monday, in the interest of the
commissioners of their town investigat-
ing the water and sewage system, with
view of introducing it into Laurel,
for which they received an appropria-
tion at the recent Legislature.
L. o. Waller has Just completed his
junior year at the Pennsylvania Col
lege of Dental Surgery and returned
home Saturday. He has been giving
special attention to eye work and en-
tiers upon his senior year without a
condition.
Mrs. L. O. Waller, who has been
making an extended visit to ShamOkin
and Philadelphia, returned home last
evening feeling much improved in
health.
w. A. Henry, of the Pennsylvania
College of Dental Surgery, is visiting
l.. O. Waller.
Miss Cora Tschudy left on Monday
for visit to her sister, Mrs. w. w.
Rich, at Washington, ID. G..
Miss Katherine Beckett has returned
from visit to Tioga and Philadel.
phia.
A. Homer Smith, of the Brady
| Steamboat Co., has been i'll at his
home with material fever. He is re
ported better. Capt. John W. Wat
kins is on the Str. Brady during his
absence.
Mr.. Emerson Seward, of Washing
ton, ID. c.. has been the guest of Mrs
Alexine Thompson.
Mrs. H. G. Budd is visiting hel
daughter, Mrs. j. H. McNeal, at Eas
ton, Md.
Mrs. Carrie Harman, of Baltimore
is being entertained by Mrs. C. A.
Hill.
Miss Sadie Mitchell, of German
town, Philadelphia, Pa. is making
her Smyrna home a visit.
Miss Clara Wilson, of Philadelphia
has been making a few days visit il
town.
Charles w. Cole and wife, recently
of this vicinity, have moved to a farm
near Pennsville, n. J. Mrs. Andrew
Cole, who accompanied them, has re
turned.
Miss NJ. +. Johnson, of Wilmington
has been entertained the past week by
Miss Clara Coming at Fleming't
Landing.
Mrs. J. T. Jerman is visiting Mrs
Mary Fiero, in Baltimore.
Henry ID. Hartman moved last weel
from Pennsylvania to his farm, re
Gently purchased, a mile north o
Smyrna.
John J. Hartup has moved from nea
Deakyneville to this town.
Rev. G. A. Hill has been on visi
yesterday and to-day, to his mother il
Wilmington, but will be home to con
duct his prayer meeting tonight.
Rev. Henry Thomas, the new recto
of st. Peters church. will arrive her
on Saturday and will preach his frs
sermon on Easter Sunday, at whic
time the Holy Communion will be ad
ministered.
Mrs. Alexine Thompson and daugt
ter, Miss Mabel Thompson, went +
Dover, this morning, on visit of tw
or three days.
Alfred Tilghman went to Whining
ton this morning to attend the funers
of Mrs. j. r. Kilmer.
Miss NJ. Edith Beck and Miss Katf
crime W. Beckett are attending th
wedding of Miss Irving Sheppard
Rev. Edwin Gardner, at Camden, t.
day.
Harry G. Tschudy left Monda
morning for Baltimore, with the il
tention of joining Lehigh class-mat
friend on an ocean trip to Savanna
Georgia.