Middletown transcript., 1893-07-08
PERSONALITIES

PERSONALITIES
and What They Are Doing.
Miss Annie E. Adams is visiting Mrs
J. W. Jolls.
Miss Clyde. of Chester is the guest Of
the Misses Parvis.
y. B. Foard returned from New York
on Saturday last.
Miss Minnie vasey is spending few
weeks in Wilmington.
j. NJ. Arthurs and family, of Kenton
spent the Fourth in town.
Phil. Burnett, Jr., Of Dover spent the
week with friends in town.
Miss Allie Mckee is entertaining Miss
Laura Beckley, of Baltimore.
Victor Reynolds. of Atlantic City. is
spending few days in town.
w. J. H. Lingo. of Wilmington, cele-
brated the 4th in Middletown.
The Misses Deal. of Christiana, are the
guests of Middletown friends.
Edwin NJ. Herbert was the guest of
Middletown friends on the 4th.
Mrs. Blades, OF Pocomoke City, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Dr. Constable.
Thomas II. Hall spent the 4th with his
mother at the Presbyterian Manse.
DIR. W. F. Kennedy. of Wilmington,
was DIR. Constable's guest this week.
al. Reynolds, of Elkton. enjoyed
Middletown's celebration on the 4th.
Mrs. NJ. E. Painter is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Edgar Price, ct Millington.
Mrs. George H. Houston and daughter
Anita, are guests Of William Houston.
Rev. F. H. Moore will spend his vaca-
ton in the White Mountains in August.
Mrs. Weldin and Mrs. Mason, of Clay.
ton, spent Thursday with W. J. Barnett.
Frank Wingate, foreman of the Dover
lnder gave us pleasant call on the 4th.
Mrs. G. s. Hoffecker, Paterson, N. j.,
is visiting her parents on South Broad street.
Joseph H. Mendenhall, of Wilmington.
spent fourth of July week in Middletown.
Mss Carrie Brady is enjoying the
music of the Sad Sea Waves" at Atlantic
City.
Miss Anna BarnBrd, of Cheswold, is
spending a few days with her mother in
town.
Miss Bessie Caulk will entertain her
friends at "Owrs Rest on Thursday from
8 to II.
Misses Nellie Cochran and Dollie viii.
son are the guests of their aunt Mrs. Annie
Griffith.
Professor Brockson, and Lattomus were
among the many visitors to Middletown
this week.
Warren Cochran is enjoying months
vacation, part of which he is spending in
Middletown.
=, State Councillor Frank Pierson and wife
of Wilmington. were entertained by E. 8.
Jones on Tuesday.
Miss Clara Vaughan, of Milton. has
been spending the week with her brother
DR.. Horace Vaughan.
The Presbyterian Sunday School will
give their excursion to Augustine Pier
about the first of August.
DIR and Mrs Nowland have had as
their guest the past week, Miss Clara
Cochran, of Philadelphia.
Robert Jones, who recently purchased
a barber shop at Amber, Pa, spent the
fourth with his parents here.
Mrs. Lee Darlington, who mas been,
confined to her home for some time with
throat affection is convalescent.
Miss Emma Price will leave for Ocean
Grove next week, where she will spend the
summer at the Delaware Villa.
Given and wife, of Trenton, are
enjoying the week at Locnst Lawn, the
handsome home of Edmund Draper near
town.
4nIoS Aouio w oiiOut Vi Iuuduclplld,
is d"miciled at the residence of s. NJ.
Reynolds. A reception will be given on
Tuesday Evening in her honor.
Harry Beasten, wife and baby came
from Philadelphia to spend the 4th. Mr..
Beasten was the first Councillor of Middle
town Council No. 2, Jr. O.U. A. M, and
marched in the front rank in the parade.
The guests at the NJ. E. Parsonage on
Tuesday we're Hon. Jonathan s. Willis, of
Milford, Fl. F. Pickles and wife, H. C.
Robinson and wife, George Mccullough and
wife. Mr.. Mcpherson and wife, of Whining
ton, Professor Raub, of Newark, Lee
Sparks. of Wilmington, and James T.
Challenger.
Prof w. B.. Tharp will not visit the
Worlds Fair until August. having changed
his plans upon learning that early next
month there will be a family reunion of
the maternal side of his family in Chicago,
ond he will arrange his visit for that time.
In the meantime he will visit friends in the
lower part of this State and in Mar yland.