Middletown transcript., 1893-08-05
PERSONALITIES
Little Lines About Men and Women
and What They Are Doing.

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Little Lines About Men and Women
and What They Are Doing.
C. F. B-ady.-is rusticating at Bedford
Springs.
Will Brady, is enjoying the gaieties Of
Atlantic City.
| Mrs. Annie Griffith is visiting friend
in Maryland.
MIR. Louis Barnard spent Sunday al
Still Pond, Md.
| Miss Clara Moore, made brief visit to
her parents this week,
g. E. Hukill will start for the Worlds
Fair on Monday morning.
Miss Annie Adams, of Dover, visited
Middletown friends this week.
Miss Laura Willis, returned on Mon
day from visit to Ocean City.
Miss Ethel Parvis, is visiting her cou-
sin Miss Neva Parvis at Dover.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Jones. of PhiIadel-
phia were in town on Thursday.
Mrs J.B. Cazier and children are enjoy
| ing the ocean breezes at Beach Haven.
Miss Minnie Gary, of Chester, Pa, is
the guest of her aunt Mrs. T. H Hurn. I
C. Fred Brady, Jr., has been confined
to his home for several days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs j. F. Eliason returned
home this week from Manch Chunk, Pa.
Miss Warren, of FELTON,. is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Charles Derrickson, near town.
Rev. N. NJ. Browne and wife will spend
next week at Rehoboth, guests of William
Taylor.
Miss Lena P.easanton. is visiting at
Upland, Pa, the guest of Dr. and Mrs.T.J.
Bowes.
John C. Kelly returned Tuesday night
from a visit to Philadelphia and other
places.
Mrs Lille Biggs and Misses Helen and
Daisy Naudain, are expected home this
evening.
Misses May and Lucy Martindale. Of
New Castle, started yesterday for visit to
the Worlds Fair.
Mrs G. w. w. Naudain and grandson
Benjamin T. Biegs, Jr returned from Re-
hoboth on Thursday.
Mrs Eliza Green and little daught er
are among the many guests at Delaware
Villa" Ocean Grove.
Mrs. Eugene Hanson and daughter.
Katherine, of New York, are visiting among
their relatives in town.
Miss Kester, of Philadelphia, and Mrs.
Frank Eliason, of Mt. Pleasant, were guests |
in town on Wednesday.
DIR. R. B. Mckee, made brief visit to |
this week, and returned to |
on Wednesday.
Mrs. G. E Hukill and sons will spend /
the month of August at Horsehan, Pa,
with her sister Mrs. Woods.
Harry Ingram and BRIDE arrived in
on Tuesday, accompanied by
Mrs. Rstenbatt, the brides mother. ra
Miss Bessie Anderson, WHO. has been
a
n. j., returned home on Wednesday.
Mrs. Howard Dickson left yesterday
with Miss Nora Penton for brief visit at
Miss Penton's home in Salem, -.
Mrs. Annie Pennington, Miss Alice
Wood, the Misses Blackiston were visitore
at Augustine Pier on Thursday evening.
Rev. Theodore Stevens, of the Phila-
leIphia NJ E. Conference, was the guest Of
lis brother-in-law, Joseph Biggs this week.
Rev. F. H. Moore started on Monday
morning for Asbury Park, and thence to
Boston, the White Mountain and other
points.
Miss Myrtle Houston, returned home
rom Baltimore on Tuesday, accompanied
,y her sister Mrs. J, w. Naudain and two
children.
Mrs. Conlyn Eliason and Mrs. Francis,
with their little folks. of Baltimore, are ex-
oected to-day as guests of their uncle, Mr.
Henry Clayton.
DIR. and Mrs. w. F. Kennedy spent
ounudy WIFI lrleIluS Ill IOWu Gil Toutc AOi |
heir home in Wilmington after sojourn
1t Cecilton. Md. tt
-Mrs. William Taylor and Mrs. w. J.
Barnett. who came home on account of the
leath Of Miss Ida Naudain. returned to
yesterday.
Among those who registered at the
Worlds Fair last week are the names of
BUR venerable townsman Nimrod French
and his son Merritt French.
VIM. Vansant. with his mother and
sister, Miss Sadie, left for Ocean Grove on
Thursday, where they will spend few
weeks at the Delaware Villa"
M. N. Willis, returned home on Mon
lay from Ocean City. accompanied by his
father and mother. who have been enjoy
ing the sea breezes for several weeks.
A party of Middletown ladies will start
Eor Ocean Grove on Monday morning,
among whom are Misses Jessie Hukill,
Lidie Hurn and Miss Kate Hukill. Mrs.
Marie Walker will chaperone the party.
they will be entertained at The Delaware
Villa"