Smyrna times., 1911-03-15
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
People Who Come and Go
y and their Social Doino s

housekeeping at ol6 Uber street, |
and move to Smyrna. They are ex-
pected the latter part of this week
or the first of next and will make |
their home with her sister, Mrs.
Mary Register, on West Commerce
street. The latter has been having
a part of her residence thoroughly
renovated, painted and papered to
be ready for their occupancy. The
coming back to their old home of
Mrs. Raymond and her daugher il
source of pleasure to their friends.
Gilbert S. FAIRIES, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William FAIRIES, of this town,
who recently purchased and took
over the big Rhoads establishment
at Chester Heights, Pa, has been
appointed postmaster at Chester
Heights after having passed the
Civil Service examination with a
general average of 98a per cent.
Mr.. FAIRIES has secured Mr.. Jesse
Sickler, of Scranton, a well-known
fancier to take charge of his poultry
plant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benton v. Weldon
left yesteday in company with their.
daughter, Miss Emma Weldon, for
Brooklyn, N. Y, where they will
make an extended visit. 1t is not
improbable that sooner or later they
will break up housekeeping in
Smyrna and join their children, all
of whom are now located in Brook
lyn.
Mrs. Joseph H. Primrose who with
her husband, have been sojourning
at Wilmington, North Carolina, ar
rived home last evening. Mr.. Prim-
rose will not come home until April
at which time he and Mrs. Ppfnrose
will leave for Detroit, Michigan
Later they will attend the meeting
of the Supreme Concave, l. o. H. f,
which meets at Milwaukee in June.
Rev. Charles H. Holmead, curate
of st. Johns Church, Wilmington,
who was down last Tuesday to at
tend the funeral of Benton N. We'll
don, our prominent druggist, was ;
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Stockly
for the day. He was given a cordia
greeting by many of his friends ant
former Pensioners.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Wesley Start, o
Philadelphia, were in Smyrna owe
Sunday on a visit to her mother
Mrs. Thomas M. Hoyle, who is criti
cally ill at her home on Union Street
Mrs. G. Davis Brown, who came t.
Smyrna recently, is staying with he
grandmother, Mrs. Hoyle, on an in
definite visit. Mr.. G. Davis Brow
! was down over Sunday.
S Mr.. Theodore Dwight, of Toronto
. Canada, a student of Yale Univer
: sity, was a guest of his cousin, Dr.
E. S. Dwight, yesterday. MI
Dwight who is pursuing course c
9 study in Forestry, was enroute fc
!, Texas to make some researches
the line of his work. 1t was h
!. first visit to Smyrna.
Mrs. Albert Chandler, who hs
been on a three months visit to HI
son at Cleveland, Ohio, has returne'
ID Mrs. Chandler left for Ohio in
E. mediately after the State W. c.
le U. Convention, of which she is r
:. cording secretary. She has be-
given a cordial "welcome home.
Senator Darlington Finn, of Ma
1g lshallton, was a guest over Sund
We of Senator and. Mrs. Edward
re Walls. During his stay numb
ng called to meet him and the receipt
mt was pleasant and cordial for all W
visited the Walls home.
Mrs. E. R. Ogden, of East orane
IN. j., is visiting Rev. and Mrs.
- w. R. Arthurs at st. Peters Re
~ tory. Mr.. Cooke, who has be
- visiting his daughter, Mrs. Arthur
returned to New York today.
Mr.. Arthur M. Boyer and MI
~, Ella R. Moore, of Smyrna, W.
-" ~ married at Asbury Parsonage
nc | feDruary the Noth, W
- Alpheus S. Mowbray.
p Mrs. A. E. Jardine, who has bs
spending a visit to her sister, M
Margaret Weldon, has returned
the her home in Atlantic City
lss Miss Edith Start, of Wilmingt
eet was a guest over Sunday of
AT father, William B. Start.
raj Miss Agnes Brown, of Phllad
phia. is being entertained by
and Mrs. C. H. LeFevre.
,ul- Mrs. Eugene Davis, who has b
;no ON a visit to New York and Philat
in phia. has returned home.
,ins Capt. W. F. P. Jacobs, OF
/. Steamer "City of Wilmington
spent Sunday with his family
Smyrna.
lyr- MIR. and Mrs. James Wise,
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