Smyrna times., 1925-09-30

ampton, Pa, has taken a position as
teacher at the Smyrna Schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. Taylor (nee
Miss Edith Beck, who have been
spending the summer at "The Lin
coln", Ocean City, Md, have closed
their season there and are spending
an indefinite time in Smyrna guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. DeFord.
Miss Edith HAZEL has returned
from a visit to Wilmington and Cam
den, N. ].
Master William Spruance, of Will
mingtOn, spent the weekend with
Miss Anna HAZEL.
Master Walter A. COuncill, age sew
en- years, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John o.
Councill, of near town, has entered
the Pennsylvania Institution for the
Deaf at Mt. Airy, Pa.
Miss Hazel Bell, who has been
spending the summer with Mr.. and
Mrs. Davis H. Bell and w. E. C. Bell
has gone to Philadelphia, where she
will stay this winter with brand Mrs.
George ]. Enders.
Mrs. Joseph Hoffecker Cahoon, of
New York, Mrs. Ida CahOon TenEyke
formerly of Springfeld,M Mass. who has
purchased a home in Florida, and Mr..
and Mrs. Pierce Brown, of Philadel-
phia, are on a motor trip thru Del
aware and stopped over in Smyrna
Monday night to see relatives and
friends.
DR.. James A. POrteus and bride
have returned from their honeymoon
and have moved into the new bunga-
low on East Commerce street, recent
ly built by Miss Mary Spruance. DR..
Porteus is a Federal inspector of tu-
berculous cattle, and comes here from
MiddletOwn to be more centrally To-
Gated for his work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles o. Ellis, have
decided to give up their residence in
Smyrna and go to Florida. Mr.. Ellis
has resigned his job with the Railroad
as electrician and has secured a bet
ter position in construction work at
Miami. Mrs. Ellis will join him as
soon as she can get the furniture
packed and shipped. The Ellis leave
with the regret, but the best wishes
of their Smyrna friends for abundant
success.
Mrs. Homer D. Hudson and SON
William, who left Worcester, Mass.
/. sometime ago, and have been making
an extended visit with Mr.. HudsOn's
/. parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Hudson
left last week for Coral Gables, {
suburb of Miami, where Mr.. Hudson
is engaged in business. On accoun
of the embargo, their furniture, which
was sent from Boston, has been de
layed and Mrs. Hudson has been visit
? ing relatives in Smyrna and vicinit!
! while waiting for its arrival in he
f new home.
= Mrs. William H. Stayton has return
t ed from Cliff City, Maryland, wher
n she visited her daughter, Mrs. Franl
S Shakespeare, who has been spending
the summer there.
Mr.. Cornelius Tilghman, son of Nj
and Mrs. Alfred Tilghman, and MI
Richard Grant Long, son of Mr.. an
e Mrs. R. E. Long, both of whom grad
t uated last June from the Universit
Il of Delaware, have left to take u
e postgraduate work in other institI
=; tions. Mr.. Tilghman has entered Yal
l. University and Mr.. Long, PrihcetO
1t University.
1t Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Bryan {
le Philadelphia spent the weekend wit
l. Mrs. Bryan's mother, Mrs. George
Il Wright, and her sister, Mrs. F.
TO Dodson.
Pr Mrs. Susan Garman, who resides {
le South street, fell down her back stat
IS. last week and was badly cut al
bruised and is suffering severely fro
w. shock. She had a narrow escape fro
8 breaking her neck.
Mrs. Charles +. Williams of w
mingtOn, has been visiting her sistt
Mrs. Victor Messick Last week N
H. D. V. BOOtes of Brooklyn, visit
the Messicks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ayres Stockly of w
NM mington, have been guests of /
h mother, Mrs. John c. StOckly.
elk Mrs. A. Lee Clifton and two lit
he daughters, Margaret Lee and Ma
Vandyke who have been visiting M
of John w Clifton, left on Monday
to Philadelphia where they will spe
Ir. the winter DIR. Clifton, I. S. Nav
er- has joined his ship, the hospital 81
ey "Mercy" and will cruise in West
ed. dian waters.
wo Mrs. Mary J. Truitt, and Mrs. LOv
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