The Wilmingtonian., 1886-08-07

r day last for months stay at H0ckessin.
Thomas Davis, Esq, goes to Milford, Del,
to-day for few weeks holiday
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lJoseph Richardson, Esq, is at Saratoga
he will return 18th August. - =, =; NJ
Mis-, Dr.. J. X. Brown, the wife of Will
mington's most celebrated dentist is at
Ocean Grove.
The Rev. r. B. Cook, d. D., sent his
children Monday morning last to Virginia
for few weeks change of air.
Mrs. L. L. Baldwin returned Monday
evening fiom few days at Brandywine
Summit.
Miss Esse Chandler is on visit with the
family of d.. Jefries at Rehoboth for the
Summer.
MI. Thomas McCorkle has gone to Sara
toga. He left Thursday last and will be
gone a month.
Mr.. Geo II. Ash, 5O6 West Ninth street
and family left hele Wednesday last for a
two-weeks soiourn at Ocean Grove.
Mr. Roberts, organst of st. Johns p.
E. church of this city, and his mother are at
Brandywinc Summit Camp.
The Misses Pusey, 925 Market street, left
for Eagles Mere, Sullivan, County, Pennsyl-
vania last week, for the Summer months.
Mrs Aldrich, 2O2 West Ninth street. is
making a stay at Brandywine Summit Camp,
she is accompanied by Mrs. Thomas Brown,
Sr.
Miss Enma Barton, who has achieved
quite an enviabe reputation as an artist
will spend the dog-days at French Creek
Falls.
Miss Lizzie Talley, who, so royalty en- J,
tertained her friends at progressive euchre
during the past Winter, left this city to-day,
for Bnsstleton for few weeks sciourn.
Colonel John Wainwright Superintendent
of the Wilmington Oil and Leather Co., re-
turns in a few days to Hatteras, his family
go to Rehoboth.
Mr.. Joseph X. Adams and family, of 7O7
French street will spend ten days camping
out on the Brandywine at point between
Chadd's Ford and Birmingham Park.
Miss Nan Woodward of Reading is yisi-
ting her friend Miss Emma Barton in this
city. She is accompanied by SIR. A. A. Mil
Ter, Of Shanokin.
Miss Sallie Shaw, Miss Ella Marvel, aud
Miss Annie Faust go to Camden Camp Del,
to-day. They will stay visiting in the neigh
borhood for three weeks.
Miss Lizzie Enos, young lady of much
intellectual promise, has boyootted Will
mington for the remainder of the heated sea
son, and is ditiusing her smiles among the
natives at Colchester Beach.
Robert Shaw, the Wilmington artist, who
has been staying for some months past with
relatives in North Wales has entered as
student at the British School of Design,
Liverpool, England.
Mr.. Philemma Chandler, excluding Iu-
pectoc has been offered the CONTRACT of
building the Lew b. & o. depot at Delaware
Avenue and Dupont streets. There is
of commencement of the struc-
ure early the coming week
Miss Ella Porter, Miss Julia Porter, and
Miss Belle Morrison, accompanied by Frank
carpenter, teller of the Union Bank, and
Willard Thompson, of the Harlan & Hol-
ingswolth Co., left Monday last for ten
lays trip to Boston. They went via Balti-
rore.
A party of ladies and gentlemen including
Dr. A. J. Funk and wife, Isaac Pyle and
wife, Leonard Pyle, the Misses Sadie and
Helen PIE, Bella Funk, Carrie and May
'Iosley, Minnie Able, Josie Fogg, Ella Ga
lart, Clarence Pyle, Norris Fogg and VIM.
'Iiggtt started early Thursday morning on
heir annual Grabbing excursion. The point
# destination was Porter's farm uear Edge
moor. Two boat loads started from Market
trcet bridge, the remainder going by train.
One Thing Absent.
very fashionable wedding took place re-
emily in a town not far from Philadelphia.
The bride was the daughter Of wealthy
nill.owner, who employs about three thous-
nd workmcn. No money was spared TO
make the occasion one of inv and fest;y;ty