Middletown transcript., 1892-07-14
Personal Matters

= Miss Alice Wood left Monday TO
a visit to Rehoboth.
- Miss Della Lewis is away on
two weeks vacation.
= Miss Corinne Cochran is, visiting
friends at Ingleside, Md.
- Mrs. N. J. Williams is at Ocear
City for short season.
A. M. Chamberlain is enjoying
the sea breezes at Rehoboth.
y. Frank Biggs has returned from
a weeks stay at Rehoboth.
= Miss Ethel Parvis is visiting Miss
Blanche Wright at Warwick.
| Edwin Prettyman spent Sunday
and Monday in Philadelphia.
- Miss zippie Fouracre of Whining
ton, is visiting friends in town.
-G. Huling Atkins of Wilmington,
visited friends here yesterday.
William G.. Lockwood visited
friends at Masseys, Md, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. L. Bell of Will
mington, spent Sunday in town.
- Miss Mary Dunning spent several
days last week with rural friends.
Miss Alice Hardcastle of Cecilton.
visited Mrs. w. F. Kennedy this week.
Miss Edith Derrickson is at
Ocean Grove, N. J., for two weeks.
w. A. Comegys and son Robert.
visited Millington, Nd, on Sunday.
Warren Cochran is spending q
few days with friends down the State.
= Mrs James H. Burnham, who
has been seriously i'll of typhoid tever.
is improving.
IN. J. williams Of Middletown,
spent Sunday with Hon. James VIII
liams at Smyrna.
- Miss Lizzie Trites of Philadel-
phia, is spending the warm weather
months in Middletown.
John Biggs and wife of Whining
ton, are visiting Ex-Governor Biggs
and wife at Middletown.
Victor Cochran of Philadelphia,
is spending his vacation at his home
here, and at Rehoboth.
= The Misses May and Natalie
Ernest of Philadelphia, are visiting
the Misses Echenhofer here.
Miss Outcalt, who has resided in
Middletown for some time past, has
removed to Cincinnati, Ohio.
j. C. Parker and James Culbert-
son have both been confined to their
homes by illness the past week.
- Miss Mary Anderson and Miss Ida
Howell are visiting Mrs. McVey, nee,
Miss Ray, at Pleasant Hill, Md.
= Mrs. John A. Reynolds, who has
been visiting her brother in Camden,
N. j, returned home on Saturday.
= Mrs. John M. Boyd and daughter,
of Chester, Pa, are guests of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Annanias Ennis.
j. Thomas Budd and E. r. Coch-
ran returned home Saturday from q
New York and Boston business trip.
= William Taylor, with his family
and several friends took possession of
the Jeffries cottage at Rehoboth,
yesterday.
-F.S Donnell, formerly of Middle
town, but now dealer in Florida
real estate, with an Office in Chicago,
was in town few days the past week.
: Mrs. Margaret Williamson and
Miss Sallie Reynolds Of Newark, who
have been visiting the family of
John A. Reynolds for the past week,
home on Tuesday.
- Assistant p Postmaster r. T. Lock-
wood left Saturday for Baltimore
where he joined his wife in a two
weeks trip to Bay View, Atlantic
City and other places.
A. Niven Crockett is at Lithia
Springs, Virginia, in the hope of
his health. He is accom-
panied by his aunt, Mrs. Annie
Heaton, of this town.
- Editor Abram Vandegrift and
Thomas Frame left on Saturday for
Lewes, which place they left the
same day on pilot boat for weeks
cruise off the Delaware and Jersey
coast.
The Rev. W. G. Alexander, for
merly pastor Of the Forest Presbyter-
Ian Church, Middletown, expects to
sail for Antwerp, August Sd, on the
Friesland. He hopes to visit Belgium,
the Rhine, Switzerland, Paris and
= Master Samuel Moore of Phila-
is spending the week with
mis- uncle, the Rev. F. II. Moore. A
delightful gathering of young folks
was held in his honor, at the parson-
age, on Tuesday evening last.