Smyrna times., 1933-03-01

into the halls and chambers for the
convenience of guests, and chan
deliers put in the parlors and din
ing room. A cooking range in the
kitchen, and an effort made to in
troduce water by force pump or
wind pump through the house. 1t
is the intention of Mr.. Jefferson to
furnish the house complete and in
the best manner. He has bought
entire sets of walnut furniture for
all the unfurnished rooms. The
beds will all be furnished with wire
mattresses. The parlor furniture
will be trimmed with material the
color of old gold and handsomely
carpeted as well as all the room in
the house and is to contain a piano
for the use of the musical talent
that may chance to be guests of
the house. The ladies hall and
stairway is to be handsomely car
peted also. Folding doors will di-
vide the two parlors, which will !
prove a great convenience to guests |
when being visited by their friends. |
The reading and sitting rooms will |
be conveniently and comfortably
furnished and the small room ad- |
Joining will be supplied with table
and writing material for business
men and commercial travellers, a
necessity and convenience seldom
found in country hotel. The din
ing room will contain four walnut
tables and the table furniture will
be of the most modern and hand
some style. Around the tables on
the floor will be laid strips of varie-
gated mating to deaden the noise
made by the walters while waiting
on the guests SO that agreeable
conversation will not be interrupt
ed. Lamberkins will ornament the
dining room windows and lace cur
tains the parlor windows Horses
and carriages viii be kept for the
use of the guests at a moderate
charge therefore. When complet-
ed there will be but few if any
better furnished hotels in any coun-
-ry town, and we are quite sure no
more accommodating than the new :
of the Delaware House.
The new two-horse coach is being
ouilt for carrying guests to and
rom the station which will be un-
Ter the management of Richard
whose politeness and opportunities
2 passengers will be sure to have
full when he can. Both hotels
will be under one management SO
hat travellers visiting the town
viii be well provided for and all :
hat will be required is to pay your
money and take your choice
REV. AND MRS. r. H. HAYNES $
SILVER WEDDING h
The twenty-ffth anniversary Of h
he welded life Of Rev. Mr.. and 3
Irs. T. H. Haynes, which occurred D
p Monday evening at Chestertown T
DID,, was one Of those rare social G
vents Of silvery bridghtness, the fl
aore highly enjoyed because of its n
with the vast number ol
f those who start out in Iife's 81
ourney from the marriage altar. il
fr. Haynes left our town two 81
ears ago after a pastorate of 81
nree years, during which time al
lany friendships were strongly in
emented. The reception of cards Sc
that this respect had W
Of abated in the intervening years. hi
! train was chartered and on that al
vening fifty-six Of our citizens cl
oarded it and in due time arrived U
I Chestertown, Md, marching in al
recession direct to the parsonage. fo
he train had made better time m
nan was expected and the Smyrna la
Scursionists were on the ground sh
nd had possession by right of m
riority. The greeting was warm So
nd cordial. The Chestertown pl
lends began to come in soon af- D
.r, and by nine o'clock the house 50
as filed with an animated throng. CO
t this time the only feature of the ra
1ening partaking of ceremony be- is
an = the presentations of tokens ha
esteem. Mr.. and Mrs. Haynes til
ere called to the parlor and in We
ehalf of their friends of Smyrna, an
ev. j. D. Rigg in an appropriate tn
beech of wit and sentiment pre- Sc
,nted them with a box containing be
)5 bright new silver dollars, to- ee
ether with an Autograph Album tn
the names of the con- ed
'ibutors; to which Mr.. Haynes re- tn
bonded in a happy speech of en-
ended humor and emotion. This or
as followed by another presenta- as
on ceremony shortly after, Thorn ca
5 x. DeFord on behalf of the pr
lends of Chestertown, Md, pre- OF
,nting them in a neat speech. a OF
liver salver bearing S100. This nj
as responded to with. similar wa
manifestations of emotion and was ar
'llowed as in the first case by"Old ca
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