Middletown transcript., 1891-07-09
Personal Mention.

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80 Hon. Chas. B. Lore was in tow
on Friday.
| = Miss Sadie Flynn is visitin
relatives in Newport.
- George Jones, Esq. of Dover
was II town on Friday.
- Mr. and Mrs. Metts OF Philade
phia, are visiting in town.
Miss Rhiel of Freehold, N. J.,
visiting Miss Eliza Cochran.
- Miss Lottie Jones of Philadel
phia, Is home on vacation.
- Miss Bessie Harris Of New York
is visiting Miss Mabel Taylor.
= Mrs. Garrett J. Hart Of Whining
ton, is visiting Miss Mabel Parvis.
DR.. Spalding of Baltimore, visit
ed in town on Monday and Tuesday.
DIR. Martin Barr Of Ellwyn, Pa.
1, visiting his mother on Cass street
= Victor Green of Wilmington
spent the Fourth at his home in town
= Miss Lizzie Parker visited friends
and relatives in the country thii
week.
- Samuel Price of Philadelphia
spent few days of the past week in
town.
= Fred Brady returned home from
school Friday, for the summer
vacation.
- Rev. Mr.. Fletcher and wife were
visitors at the M. E. parsonage last
Saturday.
- Miss !Sallie McWhorter returned
home Tuesday from a visit to Mil
lington.
w. A. Hukill, Jr., of Wilmington,
is visiting his uncle, G. E. Hukill Of
MiddIetown.
Victor Cochran of Philadelphia,
is spending his vacation at his home
in Middletown.
= Mrs. w. H. Houston and Miss
Eugene Beasten left this morning for
a visit to Baltimore.
Enoch Purnell of Philadelphia,
spent several days OF the past week
with e. w. Prettyman.
- Mr.. H. F. Pickles and wife Of
Wilmington, were the guests of Rev.
Mr.. Browne last week.
- Miss Anita Houston of Mt. Pleas
ant, has for her guest Miss Annie
Cochran of New York.
- Miss Blanche Grifis Of 1.-THE
Woodlands" Baltimore, is the guest
Of Miss Ada Lockwood.
- Niven Crockett Of Philadelphia,
Is home on a two months vacation
Tor the benefit of his health.
- Harry Nudge Of the P. W. & B.
q. r. Office, Philadelphia, is visiting
The family of T. z. Hurn.
: Miss Beatrice Edgecomb of New
York, is spending her vacation at the
home of Miss Lucy Cochran.
80 Miss Flora Bean attended the
ball given by the young men Of Elkton
at that place Tuesday evening.
- Mrs. Samuel Price had for her
guests the past week Mrs. Harry Holt
and two daughters of Wilmington.
Superintendent Holiday Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad, was one Of
the many visitors here on the
Fourth.
- The Misses Jennie Nevius and
Minnie Metzler of Trenton. N. J. are
in 8. M. Reynolds q Co.'S
new store.
-Messrs. G. B. Holten, VIII. Moore
and @. Jones OF Philadelphia, are each
spending their vacation at their
home here.
- Mrs. Edward Jones and daugh-
ters, Misses Effie and May, were the
guests of Mrs. Isaac Taylor this
week.
= Albert Wiley, lately in the en-
ploy Of 8. M. Reynolds & Co., return
3D. to his home In Greenwood on Mon
day.
- Mrs. L. A. Evans and daughter,
Miss Lizzie, Of Wilmington, have
been the guests Of Mrs. J. G. Parker
the past week.
- Miss Ethel McWhorter of Mil
ington, and Miss Alice Stanton OF
Philadelphia, are the guests Of Miss
5allie McWhorter.
William Parker, a leading mer-
,hant of Milton, Del, was the guest
If George F. Wilson for a few days
,he past week.
- Mrs. r. A. Bowers and SON of
Still Pond, returned home to-day from
\ two weeks visit with J. Fletcher
Deakyne and family.
= Harry B. Marshall, formerly with
3. NJ. Reynolds & Co. at this place,
but who, for some time past, has
been with the firm at their Trenton
store, has returned to town and re-
sumed his old position.
- The following were among the
list of visitors who were here on the
Fourth Messrs. Martin Walker,
Horace Walker, John j. Hofecker,
Warren Cochran, Thomas Hall,
Frank Reynolds and VIII. Janvier Of
Philadelphia j; Editor Robert d.
Hoffecker and son, L. o. Waller and
the Misses Maie Farrell and Addie
Hoffecker of Smyrna Frank Diggs,
Baltimore; A. II. Reynolds, B. W.
wilson, Elkton (; Sereck Williams, D.
W. Wilson, VIII. Lingo, J. L. Parsons
and wife of Wilmington Edward
Burnham, Dover.