Middletown transcript., 1891-09-10
Personal Mention.

Miss Bessie Foard has returne
from Odessa.
- Mr.. III. L. Clayton of Philade
phia, is visiting his parents here.
= Samuel A. Buchanan of Smyrnt
has taken position on the New Era
Miss Taylor of New York, is visit
ing Miss Rose Brown Of Middletowr
John F. Salisbury OF the Dove
DeIawarean, was in town Tuesda
afternoon.
! = Miss May, Lippincott of Phila
delphia, is visiting Miss Estella Coch
ran.
- Miss Annie Peacock Of Bridge
ton, N. T., is visiting Mrs. ]. 8. Coch
ran.
- Mrs. Ida Jones of Wilmington
! is visiting friends and relatives il
town.
Mr.. Edward Herbert of New Cas-
| tie, visited friends in town last even
ing.
L Miss Edna Frazier left on Tuesday
for visit among friends in Washing
ton, D. C.
- Thomas Massey of Chestertown
Md, is visiting friends and relatives
in town.
= Miss Ella Conrey of Chesapeake
CITY, is a guest of Mrs. M. L. Hard
castle.
- Assistant Postmaster Lockwood
is spending week with his wife in
Baltimore.
- Mrs. Joseph Lippincott of Phila-
delphia, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Cochran.
~ Miss Clarissa Richards of Dover,
was the guest of Mrs. VIM. Richards
a few days last week.
THE TRANSCRIPTS junior COM
positor took in the sights and side
shows at Wilmington Fair to-day.
= Miss Maggie Evans of Whining
ton, returned home on Tuesday from
a visit to Mrs. J. G. Parker of this
place.
j. F. Goldsborough Of Philadeli
phia, rode down to Middletown to-
day on his wheel. He is visiting
Cyrus Tatman.
M Miss Helen Naudain and Miss
Corinne Cochran returned home Mon
day from a visit among friends in
Egypt, N. J.
Mr.. Percy Bailey Of Philadel-
phia, returned home Monday, after
spending several weeks with J. P.
Cochran, Jr., and wife.
james Prettyman, Esq, of Sea-
ford, visited his son, Edwin Pretty
man, of this place, on Tuesday and
Wednesday.
- Miss Fannie Goldsborough of
Philadelphia, has returned home
from a visit among friends and rela-
tions here.
Miss Lydia L. Price of Philadel-
phia, returned home to-day from a
three weeks visit among friends and
relatives in Middletown.
- Mr.. and Mrs. H. FL. Brady of
Chesapeake City, have returned from
their trip to Europe. They arrived
safe ut home ON Saturday.
- Miss Lulu Lake of Mt. Washing
ton, Md, who has been visiting rela-
lives and friends in this place for the
past two weeks, returned to her home
On Monday.
- Rev. F. I'll. Moore returned home
ast Saturday evening and conducted
in his church Sunday as
usual. He was much benefited by
mis- trip.
49, Mr.. E. A. Perkins of Atlantic
City, was in town few days this
week. Mr.. Perkins formerly resided
here and was at one time interested
n the Eagle creamery.
- Mrs. J. G. Parker who is recover.
ng from a serious illness, left on
Tuesday last for two weeks stay at
APE May, N. J. where she hopes to
,e much benefited.
- Col. B. s. johnson of Little
Rock, Ark, was in town on Tuesday.
His wife and son, who were visiting
lere, accompanied him to Atlantic
1ity to remain for short season.
- The numerous friends Of Miss |
'eannie 8. Wright will no doubt be
LEASED to learn that she will once
lore take up her residence with her
delaware friends, after an absence of |
everal months, during which time
he has been in South Norridgewock,
[e., the home of her parents. She |
expected here about the Goth of |
his month and will at once assume
barge of Woodland school, in Dis
rict No. SO.