Middletown transcript., 1893-07-22

Little Lines About Men ana w omel
and What They Are Doing.
| Cashier Kelley spent Sunday in Balti
more.
Mrs. Henry Clayton is visiting in Phil
adelphia
Miss Gussie Dunning is visiting Mary
land friends.
Miss Sarah Brady has been visiting
friends in Newark.
Miss Wales, of Germantown, is Mis-;
Ada Cochran's guest.
Miss Petticord and Miss Hyrons are
guests of W.. J. Wilson.
ID. L. Dunning made business trip to
Philadel phia yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Brown are spend
ing season at Rehoboth.
Mr. Rich, of Greensborough, Md, Is
visiting Thomas Cochran.
Burt. Pierson. Of Lynn, Mass, spent
Wednesday in Middletown.
-Mr. Howard Turner, Of Still Pond, was
Dr. Barnard's guest this week.
Miss Ethel Parvis is visiting at Seaford
the guest of Mrs. Pennin yton.
Mr. and Mis-. Kern. of ofPhiladelphia, are
guests of rs William Brockson.
Miss Eva Vasey, of Wilmington, is WIS.,
iting her aunt, Mrs. Fanny Vasey.
Charles Jones. of New York, is spend
ing his vacation at his home in town.
Mrs Emma Willis, of Chesapeake City,
spent this week with fr ends in town.
Mrs. Charles Derrickson, near town,
started for the Worlds fair on Thursday.
Miss Della Clayton, of Cass Street, is
visiting Mrs. Richard Cam, near Kirkwood.
Misses Emma and DolIie Wilson are
guests of Mrs. Griffith at the Lippincott
House.
George w. Rowe is entertaining his
sister Mrs Collins, and daughters of Elk
ton, Md.
Mr.. Lee Sparks, of Wilmington, who
spent last week in town, returned home on
Monday.
Amos Davidson. OF New Castle, visited
his brother. John w. Davidson, near town,
this week.
DIR. Edmund Gibbs, of Baltimore. WIS.,
tied his mother at the old homestead near
town this week.
Isaac n. Mills, formerly superintendent
of tbo naIouora ra;Irood ;o sv>and;y,n- 81 q
summer at Rehoboth.
DIR. II. L. Clayton. of Philadelphia re-
turned home on Saturday after brief
visit to his parents here.
Mrs. Maria Walker returned to town
on Wednesday after lengthy visit to
friends in Jersey and Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Emma Curry. of Philadelphia,
who has been guest at Mr.. A. G.. Cox's for
some time. left for her home this weeks
Mr.. William Taylors family, William
Barnett's family, left town on Thursday, for
Rehoboth where they will spend the
Mr.. and Mrs. Horatio Willis will spend
a season at Ocean City, where the invigora
ting sea breezes will be beneficial to this
aged couple.
DIR. r. B. Mckee and family occupied
their cottage by the sea, at Rehoboth on
Wednesday, and will spend the season at
this popular resort.
Rev. N. N. Browne and wife spent the
week in Maryland, at the country seat of
Colonel and Mrs. Bryant, near Ridgley
where peaches are abundant.
Rev. Clement Fraim. of Springfield,
Pa visited friends in town this week, and
home yesterday, accompanied by
his sister Miss Jennie Fraim.
The young men of the Lippincott
House gave a little social on Friday even
ing in honor of the Misses Wilson who have
been guests at the house. There was music
dancing and general good time.
53 There is quite a gay party of young
ladies tenting at kits Hammock, among
whom are Misses Bessie and Edith Rey-
nolds, of Middletown; Misses Katherine
Ellison. Florence Caulk, Mollie Taylor, of
Miss Elizabeth Reynolds, Phila-
delphia; Hiss Carpw, Camden, n. J ; Miss
Binnix. Harrisburg. Miss Annie Matthews
is the chaperone.