Smyrna times., 1932-03-02

Winford taking the adjoining
dwelling of the Misses Hurlock
who have moved to their new
house on Main Street; George w
Cummins Jr., removes to the
Clement" office corner Commerce
and Delaware and is succeeded BY
Wilmer 3. Smith of Centreville
who intends opening a new jew
elry store; j. w. Jones has rented
the store-room recently vacated by
Robert Denney in addition to the
one he now occupies; E. ]. Colt
Justice of the Peace, removes to
the store adjoining the new flour
store Of Robert Denney, few
doors below Main and is succeeded
by John H. Cathcart News De
poD, whose late stand on Market
is taken by Lewis Mccoy tin
roofer, etc.; w. J. Corrie of Black
bird, will open a new store in the
"Culleny" building, corner Main
and North; William Culleny moves
to the house occupied by H. C.Hut-
ton, corner Main and Chestnut,
Mr.. Hutton intending to return to
Canada; Levi DUNCAN on Main has
returned to Philadelphia and is
succeeded by Captain t. D. Reed,
of North, he by Mrs. M. H. Carter
of Commerce; DR.. r. S. w. Hirons
will take the Major Black resi-
dence on Main; William H. Man
nering on Main, moves to the corn
er of Methodist and Pearl and is
succeeded by Ell. G. Budd, Esq,
and Mr. Budd by Robert III. Mack
ey, of Dover; Charles t. Hinson on
succeeded by William Devenish;
Mrs. William E. Wilson of Main,
goes to Oxford, Md, and William
Numbers of Main to Wilmington;
Herman Roe Of North, moves to
his residence on Methodist and is
succeeded by Charles H. Register,
of the Neck; Thomas J. Johnson
Of North, moves to the house va
Gated by G. w. Bradford on Meth
odist and Mr.. Johnson is succeed
ed by Charles E. Beck, Mr.. Brad
ford will go to his new residence
when completed; T. ]. Armitage
of Church, moves to his residence
on South and is succeeded by
Charles Glenn; Henry HAZEL of
Methodist moves to Union; John
Kennedy of Methodist takes the
residence vacated by H. H. Huf-
fngton; John A.Cavender of Meth
odist, moves to his residence on
Delaware; Mrs. Lockerman of
Methodist moves to Main; Willard
G. Pierce takes the house vacated
by Miss Annie Holding, corner of
Delaware and Methodist; Thomas
Cavender of Methodist moves to
Commerce and is succeeded by Mrs
Harris of Delaware; R. Y. Wallen
and sisters Of Clayton occupy one
of Mrs. PARROTS houses on Meth
odist; Mrs. Herick, of the same
street, moves to Wilmington and
is succeeded by Mrs. William Buck
master, and Mrs. Buckmaster by
Mrs. Mullen of Dover; John Van
Wrinkle of Commerce has moved
to Wilmington and is succeeded by
George Reed; James White of
Commerce, moves to Pearl; Reese
Taylor of Commerce moves to
Leipsic and is succeeded by Char
les E. Stevenson and Mr.. Steven
son by p. H. t. Wyett, of Dover;
w. H. Woodkeeper of Pearl moves
to Union; John Lafferty of Union, T
to Delaware; William P. Smithers
of Delaware moves to South and
is succeeded by Mrs. Timothy @.
Carrow of Kenton; B. B. Allen T
takes the house vacated by Mrs. f
z. Hill, who goes to her new resi-
dence when finished on South;
Herman P. HAZEL of Clayton takes
the house occupied by the late Al
vim r. Severson on Delaware; Rev.
w. ]. d. Lucas of South moves to
Kenton and is succeeded by Will
liam t. Collins, late of the Smyr-
IA House; Mrs. Susan HAZEL takes
the house occupied by B. B. Don
oho who goes to Leipsic, Mrs. Haz-
ell to be succeeded by Mrs. E.
Spruance who has purchased the
house of William ]. Phillips who
moved to FELTON, last Spring has
returned to his own house corner
South and East; Lewis Mccoy
moves from Cummins to Com
Mrs. Shorts moves on the
same street (Cummins) and is sue
ceded by Mrs. Susan Sedgwick;
Rev. James Stubs, who has been
spending the winter in Philadel-
phia, will reoccupy his home be
tween this town and Duck Creek;
Humphreys on Main NOV
es to Commerce and is succeeded
by J. Wesley Blades; Daniel Wells
Of Main, moves to Methodist and
he is succeeded by Charles Shelton,
ne by Charles FAIRIES, he by John
and he by John Mer-
edith and he by William Smith.