Smyrna times., 1904-05-11
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
People Who Come and Go
- and their Social Doings

Harold Bailey of Hoboken, N. Y, ar
rived to-day to spend the summer
with Mrs. Margaret Bailey. On the
9th Mrs. Bailev's mother Baroness |
Won Busse will arrive and will also |
spend the summer here. Mr.. Bailey
will spend a short vacation here the
latter part of the month and will come
down from New York every two weeks
while his family remain in Smyrna.
Mr.. Bailey is now sole proprietor of
the Collins Ink Eradicator Com
pany, 95 Maiden Lane, New York
City, and is doing a successful bust
ness.
Mr.. George Roe, former Smyrnian
who has been draughtsman for large
concern in Buffalo, N. Y, has resigned
his position and has accepted another
and more lucrative one in James
town, N. Y, not far from Chautaqua.
Mrs. Margaret H. Roe has moved
with them and we understand are
pleasantly and delightfully."- located
there.
Mr.. John V. Weldon of Brooklyn,
N. Y, returned this morning after a
few days visit with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. B. V. Weldon. Mr.. Weldon
who has been following his trade as
job printer and compositor for a num-
Der of years, is now holding a lucra-
tive position with the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company, and during
the summer will manage Chaffee's Sea
Shore Camp at Rockaway Beach.
Long Island, N. Y. He was obliged
to give up his trade more than a year
ago on account of broken down health
from too close confinement, and finds
open air work healthful and congenial.
During his visit to Smyrna he was
given the welcome hand by his former
friends.
Mr.. George E. Batsford who left
Smyrna more than a year ago to ac-
cept a position at Ithaca, N. Y, has
resigned his position and accepted q
better one at Aurora, n. Y.
Mr.. l.. W. Farr who for the past
year or more has been employed in
the timing and plumbing establish
ment of William FAIRIES, and who re-
Gently rendered his resignation, will
leave Friday with his family for Mon
roe, N. Y, where he has accepted {
position. Mr.. FAIRIES has not de
cided on his successor yet, although
he has a number of applicants.
Mr.. Isaac B. English of Macon, Ga.
is visiting his sis tiers Mrs. John Van
Gasken and Miss Mary English. MIR
English was former Smyrna boy and
resided in this vicinity until abou
the time of the war when he went
South, where he has been very sue
cessful. While many changes havt
taken place among his old friends, b,
is always glad to get back to Smyrnt
and keeps in close touch with tn,
town.
Mr.. Clifton Collins of Wilmington
was home Sunday with his parents
Mr.. aud Mrs. P. P. Collins. His sis
? ter Miss Edith Collins IS seriously il
with intermittent fever and while he
o condition has not reached a crit:ca
: stage, she is nevertheless very sick
She has the best wishes of her friends
: for a speedy recovery.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert S. Jones G
Wilmington, spent Sunday with hi
parents, Mr.. snd Mrs. j. Wesle
Jones. Mrs. Jones remained for
. longer visit.
Il Mrs. William Williams of Chester
q Pa, and Mrs. Sallie E. Wrightson o
Tunis Mills, Md, are guests of Mrs
Robert Denney.
Miss Anna Postles who has bee
making an extended visit to Mr.. an
Mrs. Frank e. Postles has returne
: to Milford.
. Mrs. W. E. G. Bell and Maste
= Davis Bell left yesterday for visit
:, relatives in Philadelphia.
4 Mrs. L. o. Waller of Philadelphia
q has been spending few days vlsitin
n her father. The latter who wa
stricken with paralysis several month
ago is improving as fast as can be e,
pected, and his friends hope to see hir
out in a short time.
II Mrs. Kate E. Smithers and Mr.
n Jennie y. s. Price attended meetin
10 of the Executive Committee of ii
n State Woman's Christian Temperate
3 Union, which was held at the W. @.
II U. Headquarters In Wilmington las
e Friday. The day previous they a
@ tended the New Castle County w. {
d T.. U. Convention at Hockessin.
Q Mr.. and Mrs. John Mustard of A
Ie bany, N. Y, were guests Sunday
;. his parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. Hora'
10 Mustard.
y Mrs. Alexine Thompson of Camdei
g N. j., arrived last week on a visit
r. l..