Smyrna times., 1933-07-19


tion yesterday to attend the Legis.
lative Reunion, the members OF
which expect to take in Chinco-
league, Rehoboth, New York by
water, returning by the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad
Misses Kate F. and Mary c. Bel
are guests of Mrs. Ethel Parry at
Ocean Beach, N. ].
Harry F. Lof1and of Milford
brother of George Reed Lofand,
near this town, graduated at the
University Of Virginia on the 28th
ult., (the only Delawarean who has
\ graduated at that institution OF
the number who have gone there)
and has taken position as civil
engineer on the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad.
H. H. Huntingdon spent last week
at Atlantic City, n. j.
Harper w. Poulson of Washing
ton, D. O., is visiting the family of
WI. w. Tschudy.
William Donnelly and daughter
Of Atlantic City, were the guest Of
George w. Taylor the past week.
2. H. Beck and family, Mrs. e.
Beck, Miss Edith Beck have been
visiting Ocean Grove.
Mrs. HI G. Budd has been
spending the past week at Allan
til City.
Mrs. Rev. Samuel M. Perry of
Ashland, Baltimore county, Md, is
visiting her father, John Mustard,
of this town.
William T. Johnson is spending
week at Rehoboth.
Charles Mailer and wife Of Phil
adelphia, are visiting Jacob Lem
berger.
Mrs. r. M. Rosin Of Wilmington,
is visiting friends in town.
Miss Lou Russell of Philadelphia,
IS the guest of Miss Minnie Glenn
ent.
William H. Stayton, now a Sec
ond Lieutenant in the U. S. Navy,
was on a visit to friends here last
week. He left our common school
for the Naval Academy at Annap-
oils, Nd, some six years ago and
has rapidly risen to his present po-
sition. He will 60 on duty Sep
tember 1st and expects to have
shore duty three years at New
York. He is now on a visit to his
father Charles Stayton at Hills
boro, Maryland.
Mrs. Hannah E. Surgen left On
Monday to spend several weeks at
Asbury Park, II. J.
Daniel Q. Spruance of Whining
ton. is spending two or three days
in town.
Olin l. Hough, who has been re-
siding in Easton. Md, for several
years, has returned to Smyrna and \
may make his future home here.
Mrs. William P. Dickson of New
York, is on a visit home.
Harry L. Evans and Eugene
Start of Wilmington, are visiting
friends here.
Miss Kate Denney and Miss Ella
A. Miller of Dover, have been visit
ing friends in this town.
Miss Laura Brown, Miss Rebec-
ca Humphreys and niece, Bowdel
Blades and S. Edgar Wright, are
home from Philadelphia.
Mrs. William H. Thompson is
visiting her parents in Dover.
John T. Porter of Scranton, Pa,
is visiting his parents here and
looking after the peach crop. He
handles daily in his city from two
to three carloads of Delaware
peaches
John H. Reed of New Castle, is
visiting his father, Ezekiel Reed.
Thomas James and wife have
gone to Cincinnati, Ohio, to attend
the funeral of Mrs. James brother.
CLAYTON NEWS William H.
Wright is burning his second brick
kiln, 125,0OO.
The hotel addition to the Bing-
ham House is nearly completed.
I. S. Lapham is still sending
peaches, getting $500 a crate for
them in both New York and Phila-
The returns for blackberries are:
Philadelphia, 6 to cents per
quart; New York 6 to 10; Boston
(express) IL to IA.
William George Hill is shipping
large quantities of blackberries
mostly by express to Boston on
filing a whole car.
The new building for the head
quarters Of Superintendent Mills is
being pushed forward rapidly. The
workmen are sheathing it and in
a few days it will be ready for the
roof.
Conductor Spencer of the Branch
train while bathing in Casperson's
mill pond on Thursday cut his foot
with a muscle shell or something
sharp, that so infiamed as to dis
able him from duty, but he expect