Middletown transcript., 1891-07-16
Townsend Topics.
: We have a new time table.
. Union festival tonight.

We have new time table.
- Union festival tonight.
- Farmers are busy threshing.
= Miss Della Shockley is visiting her
brother, at Lincoln, Del.
= Miss Cahall of Wilmington, is visit
ing Miss Elva Naylor.
= Mr.. Samuel Peachy raised 1000 bush
els of wheat off of IS acres.
: Miss Mollie Webb was the guest of
Miss Katie Hutchinson on Monday.
- Miss Gladys Robinson Of Baltimore,
Nd, is visiting friends on South street.
= Mrs. Sarah Tinley was the guests Of
friends in Middletown on Monday.
= Miss Mary Schwatka of CrumptOn,
Md, is visiting friends in town.
: Mr.. John Simpson is visiting friends
in Still Pond and Chestertown, Nd.
: Misses Bertha Daniels and Estella
Lee, are visiting friends on South street
= Mr.. John Lyman of Philadelphia, is
the guest of friends in town.
Master John Parvis of Middletown,
is visiting friends in town.
= Mr.. John Hutchinson and daughter of
Philadelphia, are visiting his mother.
= Mr.. William Beck of Delaware City,
was entertained by Edward Hart on Sun
day.
Mrs. William Riggs of Wilmington, was
the guest of Mrs. John Townsend several
days last week.
= Mr.. L. B. Graves of Greenwood,
Del, is visiting his mother, Mrs. Duhada-
way.
- The peach pluck has once more re-
turned to us and looks quite natural after
his long rest.
= Having your hair snappered is the
latest to take Townsend by force. Girls,
beware.
- Misses Lizzie and Laura Knots, are
visiting their sister, Mrs. Isaac Truax, near
town.
= Mr.. Dell Strong of Wilmington, was
the guest of his brother, William Strong,
Sunday and Monday.
= Prof. D. B. Jones and family of New
Castle, are visiting Mrs. Jones' mother,
Mrs. Hutchinson living near town.
= Mrs. Della Carton entertained on
Tuesday, her brother, Doctor Pennington of
Virginia, and Miss Hulett of Wilmington.
= Townsend Sunday school will picnic
at Collins Beach next Tuesday, 22d. The
parents of the scholars are requested to 60
and help swell the number.
= Our base ball club must be taking its
usual summer vacation. We trust it will
not fail to return. A little vacation is
usually benefit to ball players.
Mr.. w. E. Duhadaway has started his
thresher. and is giving general satisfaction.
He threshed last Tuesday 753 bushels and
moved three times. He has No. en-
gineer from Wilmington.
= List of unclaimed letters remaining
in the post-off1ce, which can be had
by calling on postmaster Lattomus !:
J. C. s. Price, Enolena Harris, Miss
Handley, Mr.. Fugo, Elias Lofand, James
Williams.
= Mr.. Arch Naudain who has been on o
short visit, returned to Wilmington Mon
day evening. He is employed at the Pull
man shops, and is very much pleased with
his situation. Arch is great favorite with
all, and his many friends were glad to see
him, and hope he will not leave us SO
long again before he returns to his old
home and friends. No place like home,
Arch.
= Messrs. Levi Lattomus, Walter Gill
and James A. Hart are enjoying the sights
and comforts at Collins Beach. They will
be gone week, and no doubt will make
good use of the time in bathing, sailing
and fishing, and return to us, looking
much better by their weeks rest from
hard work. ROCK.