Smyrna times., 1908-03-04
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
People Who Come and Go
= and II cir Social Doings

HdS DSeil Oll d lew udyS NlolC " 0liS
family of Dr. Thomas C. Moore. The
latter, it is pleasing to note, is slowly
improving and is able to walk about
the house a little. The affectionate
regard in which he is held by his pa
tients and friends has never wavered
since his affiiction and there is not
day that passes but what many callers
appear at his home. He is allowed |
to see only few at time.
Midshipman Frank Reynolds of the |
U. S. Naval Academy, Annapolis,
Md, grandson of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam A. FAIRIES of this town has passed |
his winter term examinations with a
high average. While not at the head
of his class his standing is above 200
of his classmates, fact that is high
ly creditable. Midshipman Reynolds
is thoroughly enjoying his course and
is looking forward to the day when
he will graduate and become an officer
in the Navy.
Mrs. Marion Josephs of Swarth-
more, Pa, formerly of SeafOrd, this
state, has rented the Mrs. Mary A.
Denney property on Commerce Street
and will move here next week. The
building was leased from Real Estate
Broker H. D. Boyer. DIR. P. M.
Money, who was to have taken office
room in the building, has decided to
locate somewhere else in Smyrna.
Mrs. Josephs will be accompanied by
her son and daughter.
Isaac Truax, a prominent farmer Of
this vicinity, is i'll at the residence
+ of his sister, Mrs. William Riggs, in
o this town. Last Saturday afternoon,
o while shopping in Smyrna, he had a
n severe hemorrhage and for a time
there was much concern over his con-
+ dition. He is slightly improved at
this writing but is still under the
: careful treatment of his physician.
Miss Mary English and Miss Jennie
Reese of this town are visiting Mrs.
o Alexine Thompson at Dover. Miss
. Bertha Hoffecker has returned from &
= two days trip there. Their visit a.
this time is made at the instance o1
Mrs. Mabel Thompson Lafayette, wh'
: will be operated upon the latter par
! of this week for appendicitis. Sh'
will leave for the German Hospital
a Philadelphia, to-day.
George D. Taylor of Pittsburg, VIII
a came down to the funeral of his sis
- ter, Miss Lucy Taylor, is visiting hi
- parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George w
of Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs. Cove Taylo
of New York city, who were ais
down to the funeral, have returne
home.
Mrs. NJ w. Campbell has returne
ie- from ten day trip to New York an
Philadelphia where she has been looE
D ing up the latest styles in milliner
~ Sf for the coming spring season. 81
has been fortunate again this seasC
- to secure Mrs. Brickel of Philade
~ phia, who is a stylish, artistic al
- up-to-date trimmer.
- - Mrs. William ]. Shearer of Eliz
~ beth, N. j., has returned from a Wis
~" to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T. Porte
She stopped over in Smyrna en- rou
W from Washington, D. c., to her hon
u She and Mr.. Shearer had been at t
~" CAPITAL to attend the convention
W. W. the National Educational Society.
ny. M Mrs. ]. H. Speakman, Mrs. S.
AAAN n M;aa n HO11Oh rem
" sented Smyrna last Thursday at
ln9 luncheon given by the Dover Cent?
49, Club.
IN IN Mrs. Eugene Davis has return
ny from an extended visit to her sist
= Go eS in Philadelphia and New York.
Mrs. Emma Jerman left yestert
- for visit to Mr.. and Mrs. J. Al
80 ~ Moore and Mrs. Mary Feiro at Ba
-ho2 more, Md.
mon Miss Jennie T. Preston of Camd
N. j., is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
ADM D. Boyer.
DIR. and Mrs. Robert A. Come
side. left Monday to take up permar
ms. residence in Philadelphia, taking v
them the best wishes of their CT
lCer- of friends.
has Walter T. Massey of this tow
ne confined to his home suffering frOr
jum- severe case of mumps on which
acres took cold.
200. Gilbert S. FAIRIES, who has
loved taking winter course in poultry
and ing and agriculture at Cornell
ltlon versity, Ithaca, returned home Ss
well day evening He is now getting r
cul- to move to his farm at West Che'
f the Miss BERTHA Smithers is being
tertained by her cousin, Miss
Wilds, at Dover.
'hHrcn Mrs. ]. Herbert Sitter of p