Middletown transcript., 1891-08-06
Personal Mention

Personal Mention
j. Clayton Massey, ESQ., Oh VIII
mington is in town to-day.
Miss Lettie Price is the guest Oh
Miss Mollie Purnell, in Philadelphia.
Miss May Biggs is entertaining
Miss Mary Stevens of Chester, Pa,
Prof. and Mrs. w. B. Tharp are
at the Bright House, Cape Henlopen
City.
Mrs Hall and daughter Florence,
of Salem, N. j., are visiting Mrs.
William Green.
The Misses May and Lillian
Ernest of Philadelphia, are visiting
relatives near Sassafras.
w. M. Byrne, Esq, prominent
lawyer Of Wilmington, was in town
short time yesterday.
Mrs. J. M. Naudain of Baltimore.
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. Il. Houston of this place.
Mrs. Lima johnson and son James
of Little Rock, Ark, are visiting Mrs.
w. P. Mifain, of this place.
= Miss Myrtle Houston returned
home last evening from visit to her
sister, Mrs. J. NJ. Naudain, of Balti-
more.
Miss Maria Nowland, of Middle
town, Del, is the guest of the Misses
Welsh, on Maple avenue, Chester
town.-Kent News.
- Miss Edna Frazier returned
home Monday afternoon from a visit
to Ocean City, Washington, Balti
more and other places.
: Miss Carrie Johns and friend.
Miss Nellie Conard, both Of Philadel-
phia, are spending two weeks at the
home Of the former, near Sassafras.
Frank Jolls, son of Levy Court
commissioner John W. Jolls is an ap-
plicant for the position of Railway
Mail Clerk and took the required ex-
animation at Wilmington on Tuesday.
Mr.. W. D. Paynter Of st. Georges
is attending to the Era for a week,
during the absence of Mr.. G. J. Free.
man on the Peninsula Editors excur-
sion to Niagara Falls.
r. Thomas Cochran of this place,
left on Monday morning for New
York City, where he has secured a
position with Mills & Glib, owners OF
several of the largest stores in this
country.
Mr.. John w. Jolls returned home
Friday evening from a weeks trir
through the New England and Middle
States. He also made flying visit
| to his old home in Providence, Rhode
Island.
Mrs. Edward Reynolds, Mrs. F
E. Comegys, Miss Edith Reynolds
Robert Comegys and little Joe Come
gys leave tomorrow for two weeks
sojourn at the Hotel Henlopen, Gaps
Henlopen City.
= Mr.. John B. Roberts, left yester
day afternoon for Cape HenIoper
City to remain some time. He il
just recovering from a severe illness
and hopes to receive lasting benefit
from the salt sea air.
e. M. Vaughan is spending
weeks vacation at his former hom
in Milton, and Cape Henlopen City
His position in his brothers store i
being filled during his absence b.
Clinton Mckay of Elkton, Md.
Prof. E. B. NAPLES, who it will b
remembered, delivered the address t.
the graduating class at the com
mencement exercises of the Middle
town Academy some time ago, is
guest at the Henlopen Hotel, Cap
Henlopen City for a month.
| Rev. f. FL. Moore left town Mon
day on four weeks vacation an
there will be no preaching in tn
Presbyterian Church duriug his ak
sence. The Sunday School an
Prayer meeting services will be hel
at the usual hour. Mr.. Moore wi
spend the greater part of his vaca
| tion among the White Mountain
/ Mrs. J. P. Dunning, nee Mis-
Lizzie Pennington left San Francisco
Cal, last week, for an extended Wis
to her former home in Dover, thi
State. Her husband, who is prom
inent newspaper man, will be ava
from home several weeks on bushes
of Importance. Mrs. Dunning wi
find at her old home in Dover man
friends and relatives who will gladl
welcome her to the circle of whic
she was lately an important part.