Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-17

Edward N. vallandigham OF New YORK
10 visiting friends In Newark.
Mrs. Nathan sanders of Newark is con-
fined 10 her home BY sickness.
Mr.. Charles Anderson and wife are
spending few days at Atlantic City.
Dr: L. P. Bush is sojournipg among
.he CAtskills, New York, for lew
weeks.
DIR. ]. II. slmms goes to woodlawn
camp meeting this afternoon to remain
until Monday.
Rev. ]. W. Booth will occupy IT.. pu,.
pit of the Second Baptist c.aurch Sun
day morning.
Rev. DR.. And Mrs. J. L. yallaudigham
oil Newark will pas, the coming two
weeks In Doylestown, Pa.
Mr.. Charles Bouney OF this city will
leave tomorrow morning for weeks
vacation at Atlaqt!? City
Mss sallie and Emma Heyl Of Phila-
delphia, were the guests Of Miss s. j. Ls
Carpenter, OF Rockland.
Mrs. John T. Adams, accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. Townsend of Phila-
delphia, are visiting In our city.
Miss Title Smith, OF No. 10lE. Eighth
street, left this morning for Pennar,
among the Blue Ridge Mountsins.
Miss Lola f. Nessien and her sister,
Nellie NJ, are at Pennsgrove, N. J. They
gre the guests Of Miss Iva ,. Jorden.
Ex Secretary Thomas F. Bayard and
his three sons are at Chincotcague, Va.
They will return home early next week.
George Mccall, wLo was taken sick At
| camp meeting, was SO far recovered as TO
be able to attend TO business this morn
ing.
Miss Sadie A. Glynn and Miss Ida
Adams Of West Wilmington are enjoying
themselves at Cape May for a week or
ten days. ...
Mr.. George Maxwell, flfer of the Bran
dywine Fife and drum corps will visit
Atlantic City next week accompanied by
his wife. ~.
@. e. Morris, clerk OF the Pullman
stock room, will spend week or ten
days at Ocean Grove, Long Branch and
Asbury Park, N. J.
Rev. DIR. Hubbard of New Castle has
secured cottage at Ocean Grove, N. j.
aud will leave for that place with his
| iamily on Mohuay.
Frank Vernon, assistant pressman of
the REPUBLICAN, will spend a week or
ten days visiting Long Branch, Asbury
Park and Ocean Grove.
| Miss Matte Farrell, daughter OF the
late Martin Farrell. will take the veil OF
the sisterhood of the Catholic Church Mt
Glen Riddle, Pa, on August %.
John Maxwell and wife, No. 1921 Rod
ney street, went down to Atlantic City
this morning to stay over Sunday and
hold communion with the waves.
The Misses Sophie and Louise Rodney,
OF New Castle, accom- anied by Miss
Wappier Of Washington, have started
for short visit to points In Canada.
Misses Clara and Susie Chairs, daugh-
tiers of Ferd Chairs Of the Wilmington
patrol force, started TO AtlautIc City to-
day for week's listening to what "the
wild, wild waves say"
Miss Annie and Bessie Simmons, and
Miss Mamie Shaw left to-day to pay a
visit to the family OF Edward b. llAnce.
On tile Ncwlin farm, on the River road,
In Rid Lion Hundred.
Mrs Katie Fullerton and Misses Mary
and Bessir, daughters OF John Parker.
No. 1903 East Second street, have rome TO
Fairyille, Chester county, Tor two 0;
larce weeks' recreation.
Miss Mary L. Lecch Of Newport, Del
Iald Miss Jennie j. Springer Of Wood.
dale, u l., are spending few dnys with
their aunt, near II wnixyille, pa. We
wish them pleasant time ana q sai1 re-
turn. "".
Fro' J. /. Griffith, graduate Of I.ai