Middletown transcript., 1892-08-04
Personal Matters

Personal Matters
- Miss Della Clayton is at Cape
Henlopen City.
= Miss May Clayton is the guest
of Dover friends.
Miss Eva Vasey OF Germantown,
Pa, is visiting here.
Miss Flora Bean is the guest of
Miss Bessie Foard.
= Miss Edith Derrickson has re-
turned from Ocean Grove.
- Miss Lille Scott is at Cape Hen
lopen City for month.
= Miss Katie Merritt of Elkton, is
the guest of friends here.
Edward Tatman of Bridgeton, N !.
J., is visiting relatives here.
= Miss Mary Stevens of Chester,
Pa is visiting Miss Jodie Biggs.
Mrs. W. B. Biggs has returned
home from Cape Henlopen City.
= Miss Nickerson of Camden, N.
J., is visiting Mrs. John A. Reynolds.
= Miss Ada Foard is spending
several days at Cape Henlopen City.
= Miss Fannie Derrickson and Miss
Edith Reynolds are at Cape Henlopen
City.
= Mrs. A. NJ Brown of Philadel-
phia, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. 8. ID.
REYNOLDS.
= Robert A. Comegys is spending
some time with Hartford county, Md,
friends.
- Mrs. Hartman and daughter of
York, Pa, are visiting the Misses
Anderson. A
Mrs. Ralph Gait Of Washington,
visited Edwin Prettyman and wife on
Tuesday.
- Mrs. w. p. Miff1in and daughter
Ada returned from Cape Henlopen
City to-day.
Deputy Clerk of the Peace J. F.
Eliason is confined to his home by
illness.
= Mrs L Darlington has for her
guest Miss Carrie Jones, Of North
Carolina.
= James U. G.. Reynolds and wife
of Philadelphia, are visiting relatives
in Middletown.
= Mrs. E. r. Cochran and Miss Ada
Cochran are at Beach Haven, N. j.,
for two weeks.
R. Thomas Cochran of New
York, arrived home at noon to-day
for short visit.
- Mrs. II. v. Paryis and family
leave this week for a sojourn at Cape
Henlopen City.
- Miss Laura Buckle of Philadel-
phia, spent several days with Miss
Bessie Anderson.
Editor Fetterwolf of the Lang
horne, Pa, Standard, made us pleas
ant call yesterday.
= Mrs. j, M. Nandain and two chill
dren of Baltimore are, visiting W. 81.
Houston and family.
= Mrs. Abra1n Vandegrift spent
several days of the past week with
Port Penn relatives.
The Misses Pierce of Chester
county, Pa, visited J. Thomas Budd
and family this week.
e. R. Cochran, Esq, was guest
at the Douglass House, Cape Hen
lopen City, this week.
- Miss Katie Bradley is spending a
two weeks visit with friends and
relatives in Wilmington.
Henry Clayton and wife left this
week for Highland Lake, Pa. They
will be absent over a month.
= The Misses Grace and Mable
Huston of Philadelphia, are guests of
A. Ennis and family of Middletown.
Mrs. Thomas Drennen and Miss
Mollie Drennen of Elkton, spent Tues
day with Rev. N. M. Browne and wife.
- Miss Emile Dreka of Philadel-
phia, who has been staying in town
for some weeks. left yesterday for
Chesterville, Md
Joseph L. Parsons has taken a
position as clerk with John j. Dough-
erty, proprietor of the Delaware
House, in Wilmington.
= Edward M Vaughan is spending
a ten days vacation at his home in
Milton. Clinton McCabe of Elkton,
is acting as relief clerk during his alb
sence.
IT. Courtenay Enos, formerly of
Odessa, has recently taken a position
as railroad mail agent on the route
between Trenton and New York
City.
- Mrs. Anna Hayes of West Chester,
and her son, Enoch Hayes, of Girard
College, Philadelphia, are visiting
Henry Talbot and family.
= Mrs. Nan Tyson, of Philadelphia,
is visiting at the home of William
Scott. She will leave on Monday for
an extended visit down the State.
The Misses Mary P. Cochran,
Mable Parvis, and Ethel Parvis, and
Howard A. Poole, E. R.Cochran, Jr.,
and Hugh G. Browne went to Cape
May yesterday, via the steamer
Republic from Wilmington.
- The Rev. W. G. Alexander of
Matawan, N. j., left New York yester-
day IN the steamship Friesland for
Antwerp. Mr.. Alexander intends to
spend his time abroad in Germany,
Switzerland, Italy and England, and
to return at the end OF September.
William j. Jones.