Middletown transcript., 1893-08-26

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Miss Helen Naudain IS visiting Miss
Berre At New Egypt, N. :.
"a. E. HukilI returned on Monday from
a visit to the Worlds Fair.
Miss Lizzie Parker is visiting friends in
Queen Anne's county. Md.
Miss Martha Heaton is enjoying the
delights Of the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. Jennie Walker and daughter are
recuperating at Ocean Grove.
MIR. Harry Walker, of Philadelphia
visited his mother this week.
Rev. John B. Roberts viii preach At
Bethel Sunday morning next.
Myers Conwell, Of Baltimore, spent
several days in town this week.
Archer c. Sites. Of Chicago. spent
Sunday with Middletown friends.
Mrs. B. yaasant, of Philadelphia, is
visiting her father, W. W. Wilson.
Miss shackelford, Of Phiiadelphia, Is
summer guest at M iss Andersons.
-Messrs Jesse shephard and w. o.
Stack spent Sunday at Ocean Grove.
Howard Craddock, Of the PhiladeIpllis
Record, is at home for short vacation.
Mr.. Thomas Highland Murphy, Of
Philadelphia, is visiting friends in town.
Victor Green, of Chicago, is visiting his
mother and friends at his old home here.
-Dr Malone, Of Greensborough, Nd.
was The guest Of John Kelley on Tuesday.
Little Miss Susie Bowes, Of Upland Pa,
visited her uncle, Cowgirl Alston this week.
Victor Messick is home after pro-
tracted visit to various points in Maryland:
Mrs. John r. Dawson and two children
are enjoying country delights near Easton,
Nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. a. Bobb started yes
terday for a ten days visit to the Worlds
Fair.
Miss Emma choate, Of Newark. was
the guest Of Mrs. Samuel Brcckson this
week.
-Mr. Walter Dickson, Of Philadelphia,
was the guest Of John B. Roberts on Sun
day.
More than three billions of cigarettes
were consumed in the United States last
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Il, Bloomer. Of
Philadelphia. are visiting MiddletoWn
friends.
Miss Sadie HaFbert, Of Philadelphia, is
spending vacation with her sister, Mrs. B.
s. Jones.
Misses Maggie Kemper and Belle
Maksns, Of PhiladelphiA, are visiting Mrs.
D. I. Allen.
Messrs Louis Barnard and W. Reese
Parker are enjoying weeks outing near
Still Pond. Nd.
Mrs. McCunningham. of near Newark,
was the guest Of Miss Sarah Brady few
days this week
Mrs. NJ. Barnard and daughters Misses
Annie and Hattie are visiting friends at
West Grove, Pa.
George F.. vandenbraak, Of PhiiadeI-
phia, made brief visit to Middletown
friends yesterday.
Misses Clara and Bessie Clarke Of
Wilmington, are guests Of their aunt, Mrs.
George d. Kelley.
Mrs Frank Browne, Of Philadelphia,
spent few days this week with her cousins
the Misses Pleasanton.
Messrs. Ed. MePhersonf Of Wilmington,
aud Emerson McWhovter, Of ofPittsbnrg, are
guests of j. G. Bragdon.
Miss Mary Stats, Of Philadelphia. who
is visiting relatives III Thoroughfare Neck.
was in town on Thursday.
Miss Susie Parker who has been visit
ing friends in Philadelphia and Whining
ton returned home this week.
Mrs. q. e Hukill returned home on
Monday and is now making visit at her
fathers. Mr.. J.,K. Williams, near town.
-Revs. Harry White. of Camden, N. j.,
and w. K. Gardner, of Anaiomink. Pa,
were guests of George Ingram this week.
-Dr. R B. Mckee came up from Reho-
both on Wednesday and returned to-day,
He will bring bis family home next week
Miss Florie Bell. daughter Of Jerome
B. Bell, of the Wilmington Sunday Star,
is visiting Miss Lizzie Way, in Middletown.
/, Mr. William Taylor family viii return
home from Rehoboth next week, prepara-
tory to visit to the Worlds Fair soon
after.
Mrs. Alfred Cox, Miss Lou Cox, Mrs. w.
H. Moore and Mrs. ". w. Massey attended
the w. G. T. q. Harvest home at Town
send. on Tuesday.
Mrs. A. T. Stuart. Of w Washington spent
Tuesday night with friends in town, en-
route for Keuton. where she il spending
few days with Mrs. J.. If. Arthurs.
Mr.. A. @. DeArmond, of swathmore,
Pa, was in town this week. and made the
IRAnscR1Pr pleasant visit he is SO well
pleased with Delaware land and farms.
that we hope be will take up bis abode
near US.
The TRAxscRIPr acknowledges the re-
ceipt Of basket Of the finest peaches the
season affords, the gift Of Mr.. George W.
Lockwood And as we sit in our easy ta)
chair beneath the shade Of our mulberry
tree, eating this lucious fruit, we return
thanks to the donor.
Everything as cheap as ever at 4. 3,
Adams.
A FraternaI Visit.
The Knights OF the Golden Eagle At
rIRoutlsead have extended Invitation 10
ll|sfovn Council 10. 2 q. 9. 3: