Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1942-06-18
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PERSONALS

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witch, Conn.,, on Saturday to ordain
to the deaconate, Alex. G. Cum
minis, Jr., formerly of this town.
The young clergyman, has, we
think, a promising future before
him. F. G. Williams, also of this
Diocese, was ordained at the same
time.
DR.. Harry R. Spruance, recently
graduated at Pennsylvania Univer-
sity, has located in Wilmington
for the practice of medicine. He
has the best wishes of his Smyrna
friends.
John H. Hoffecker and E. M
Fowler, who left here Saturday
week to make up carload OF
twenty-six persons that left Will
mington that morning for Mime
apolis, returned on Monday evening
last, at six o'clock, looking as
though they needed rest and re-
Ifreshment. Of course they were
the object of much interest on the
part of their friends and were
piled with numerous questions that
evening and next day. They left
Minneapolis about midnight, and
hour after the adjournment of the
convention, and as majority of
the company voted to stop in Chi
cago to see the Worlds Fair Build
ings and other objects, Sunday was
spent there, taking in the many
objects to be seen, including the
famous Libby prison that had been
moved from Richmond. Among
the immense structures seen was a
house twenty-five stories.
Andrew P. Smithers, after a
three days visit, returned with his
family, Thursday to Denver.
The Misses Chambers returned
home today, after a visit of several
days to Miss Mabel Thompson.
Miss Eunice Anthony, daughter
of James Anthony, has returned
home from Baltimore for the sum-
mer vacation, the Commencement
of the Woman's College having
taken place last week.
Miss Fannie Higbee, of Philadel-
phia, is the guest of Miss Ella
Smithers.
Mrs. Mary Roberts, of Whining
ton, is visiting Mrs. ]. w. Jones.
Mrs. Eliza Aldred, of Milford, is
visiting friends in town.
Mrs. M. A. Vandergrift, of Odes.
sa, is guest of Mrs. j. M. Voshell.
Miss Ethel Cooper, Miss Mar
Hoffecker and Miss Alice Spruance
have gone to Newark to attend the
Delaware College Commencement
exercises.
John t. Ransom, of Wilmington
is spending few days with hi:
parents near town.
Mrs. Mary Boyd is the guest o.
friends at Newark.
R. D. Hoffecker went to Newark
today to attend the College Com
mencement.
Medford Walls and Miss Flor
, ence Walls, of Church Hill, wer,
the guests of E. C. Walls on Sun
, day.
Miss Bernice Metten of Middle
town, is the guest of Mrs. Farrell
Miss Lizzie Lattomus, of Phila
delphia, is the guest of her sister
Mrs. M. M. P. Scout.
Belmont" always lively, is in it.
most regal splendor in June, ant
this year is no exception to those
that have preceded it. In its his
toric association, in its lofty tree:
and Towering shrubs, in it's variety
of verdure and wealth of foliage
in its singing and ehatterlng birds
in its tasteful walks and depths o.
outrageous shades, "Belmon
Park" has everything in it to walk
en- refined sentiments and charm
the visitor. Every week some new
object ends it's attractiveness an,
! perhaps its fragrance to beautif,
the scene, to pass away and Civ,
place to others that come on in tn,
, successive stages of summer. II
| the realm of roses that 5eautif,
, alive throughout the land during
this month the hut as well as tn,
palace, Belmont has its chief at
. traction in a hermosa rose tina
spans the whole end of building
I and in barr-rose that is strikin:
alike for its size and abundance o
, blooms. What other town has
suburban residence like this?
, COUNTY AND STATE ITEMS
/ Georgetown is operating an ic
! plant of 10 tons a day capacity.
! Johnnie Buckson, aged IL years
was drowned at Little Creek, Mon
f day, while bathing.
E Delaware City is arranging for
: granddisplay of fireworks on tn
: Fourth of July.
\ John Priestly, farmer of Jones
: Neck, having become insane, wa
e taken to Farnhurst Insane Asylum
e on Thursday.
S The address to the graduatin
r class of the Middletown Academy
v at the Commencement. June 24tl