Evening journal., 1892-07-22
INHERITANCE sY A POND PARTY.
Young People Have a Pleasant Outing.
One Local Horse Wins

Young People Have a Pleasant Outing
One Local Horse Wins.
special Correspondence Evening Journal.
MiDul ErOwN. July PA very pleas
ant pond party was yesterday rendered
Miss Essie Green and Miss Florence Hall
guests of Mrs William Green, on Silver
Lake by Mrs 7 II. Gilpin, sister Of Mrs.
Green. The people left town about Lao
o'clock and returned to town at g. 30
o'clock An elaborate supper was served
by the young women % the boat house,
and the tine vas sp mt in boating, fish
ing and prom saadiug around "a portion OF
Che pOld which has been dug
out, an is known MS Lovers
path Among those pre- ent were:
Mrs. Il. r.. Gilpin MI + sic Green,
Florence Hall Bessie r nolds Mary
Cochran, Mary Plelsan on, Eliza Cochran.
Edith Reynolds, Marion Cochran, Fannie
Derriclsol and Cecil Green, Will
Metten, Robert Comegys, John Kelley,
Edwin Vaughan, John Green, Or. Gilpin
and w r. Reynolds
The camp of Trinity NJ f. Church.
which has held nightly meetings at
Browntown for the past two weeks,
closed last night with a number Of con-
vorts. The Dale NJ f Church of Ham
town will begin their camp meeting on
Sunday evening next, at the corner of
Katherine and Lake streets. on the out
skirts Of the town.
Miss Ada Cochran gave a small social
dance at her residence on Broad street on
Wednesday evening Although the
weather was quite warm dancing was in
dulged in by those present and a remark
ably pleasant evening was spent
Among those who attended were: Nisses
Mabel Parvis, Bessie Foard, Mary Coch-
ran, Ethel Parvis Neva Parvis. Lucy
Cochran, Ida Foard Mabel Derrickson,
Annie Cochran, Lulu Reynolds, Ella
Moore, Ida Cochran and Glance Clayton,
Edwin Cochran, Victor Reynolds Willie
Brady, Robert Comegys, Harry Budd
Louis Naudain, Allen Mcdowell
Rev. Hoseganta Gamoko, a native of
Japan, so it has been announced, will
endeavor on next Sunday morning TO en-
tertain the Methodist congregation with
fine sermon, and also a description of
religion in that far distant country.
The race horse Mac, owned by w. b.
Biggs of this town, which as announced
by the EVENING Journal would race at
Woodstown, N. j., on Wednesday last
won three straight heats i'm the B 90
minute class. The time made by the
winner was 3 81, ? 39f 2 39l. Mr.. Biggs
is much elated over his success. G. +. Crock
ett's Orphan Boy also entered in the B. 90
class failed to come near the winners on
the finish Lille d., another of Mr.
Biggs's horses, failed to make showing
at the finish in the 2 40 class
Town Notes-Henry Clayton, ESQ,
who has for some time been in i'll health,
is being treated at the Medico. Chirurgi-
cal College in Philadelphia, in which
his son is practicing physician Mr.
Clayton is much improved Miss
Eugene Beasten is spending
two weeks vacation in New
York state. Samuel Kelley son Of Bank
Cashier Kelley is studying the pharmacy
business in drug store in Philadelphia
$. Emelin Massey is in attendance at
the wheelmen's meeting of the League of
America at Washington. The Onancock
Review of Virginia has a new editor and
in the person OF Charles Stengle,
a former resident of this town Miss
Alice Wood. who has been visiting at
Rehoboth is at home Mrs Frank West
Is at Reh0bOth. Richard Lockwood as
sistant postmaster has returned from a
two weeks vacation. Warren Cochran
was at COLCHESTER Beach yesterday -'rhe
new circulating library is being well
patronized by town folks in search of
good reading