Smyrna times., 1930-08-06

where Mr.. and Mrs. Harmonson
rented a cottage for the month of
Iulv. On Saturday Mr.. and Mrs.
Harmonson left for a cruise on
the steamship Arcadian, for a two
weeks trip down the st. Lawrence
visiting Quebec, Montreal and 9TH
or points of interest. They will
snend the last two weeks in Aug
ust with Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Don
nelly at their camp, Landing Rock
Island. Ontario. Miss Harmonson
dent west to spend the month of
August visiting Miss Trease and
Miss Blake at their homes in Ohio.
Miss Frances Louise Hoffecker
IS spending the week at Rehoboth
as the guest of Misses Margaret
and Roberta Collins. On Thurs
day. the day before the Collins
left for Rehoboth, Miss Margaret
Collins had the misfortune of cut
ting her toe on piece of glass
while bathing at Lake Como. She
was taken to DR.. Deakyne's office
where two or three stitches were
necessary to close the cut. At the
some time an anti-toxin serum
was administered. When she got
TO Rehoboth she was threatened
with tetanus and a physician had
to be called in for consultation.
She is much better at this writ
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Earl Chandler
and daughter, of Newburg, n. Y,
spent several days last week with
Mr.. and Mrs. t. ]. Hodgson near
town. They were warmly greeted
by their Smyrna friends. Mr..
Chandler is assistant manager OF
the ]. C. Penney Store at New
burg, one of the 1900 stores in the
Penney chain. Before going there
he was a clerk in John W. Tuck
er's store, this town. The Chand-
lers have been down on a two
weeks vacation, visiting friends
and relatives. They came to
Smyrna from Crumpton, Md,
where they had been visiting Mr.
Chandler's mother, Mrs. Mollie
Chandler. They will visit rela-
tives in Brooklyn on their return
Mr.. Harry G. Tschudy of Phila-
delphia, who is spending his vaca-
tion, part of the time in Rehoboth
where his wife has taken a cottage
and part in Smyrna, is now in
town and is experimenting the
building of a two-car garage at
his home, corner of South and
Union Streets. The garage, which
will be modern in design, will have
its entrance thru the recently
I erected ornamental gates on Union
+ street.
/ Miss Eunice Anthony, who spent
the winter and spring in Whining
ton, is now spending the month OF
August with her brother, Mr.. Will
\ liam G. Anthony and Mrs. An
thony at ''Bannister Hail." near
Smyrna. While on her vacation
she is experimenting the moving
of her household goods from the
Wright property on Union Street
She is furnishing two rooms al
"Bannister Hail."
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil A. Brown
(nee Miss Mabel Lovegrove), OF
Riverton, N. J., were guests or
Sunday of Mrs. Bowers aunt, Miss
Margaret Ida Lovegrove. Mrs
Bowers lived here during her early
life but Sunday was her first visit
in twenty-three years. She w a:
very much impressed with the i'm
provements made in Smyrna dur
ing that period of time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Truax o.
Chester, were guests over the
weekend of Mr.. and Mrs. Jane:
Truax. On Saturday Mrs. r. K
Stephenson and son, Ralph, of Re
hoboth, spent the day with them
Mr.. and Mrs. Truax also visited
their daughter, Mrs. Ben William!
(nee Miss Gladys Truax) and Mr.
Williams at their home in Milling
ton, Md, recently.
Mr.. Ernest P. Collins and Mr.. G
Frank Gootee motored to Reho
both on Sunday and spent the da,
with Mrs. Ernest P. Collins ant
daughters and Mrs. Gordon Ed
wards (nee Miss Flo Gootee) oc
cupy a cottage there. Mr.. Collins
who is busy with his optometr,
work. is only able to join his fam
ily on Sundays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin M. Rigg
and grandson, Leon Pierce, of Jer
sey City, N. j., are spending th
month of August at Rehoboth
Miss Dorothy Riggs employed a
the John H. Hoffecker Canning
Company, is on her vacation ant
is spending two weeks at Reho
, both with her parents.
Mrs. Joseph Kulp. who has beel
on visit of several weeks with he
daughter, Mrs. Joseph Ennis ant
Mr.. Ennis, returned to her home il
southampton last week. She wa
. accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. En-
mis- who spent the weekend witt
T her.