Middletown transcript., 1893-08-12
DELAWARE
NEVSLETS
ITEMS FROM ALL OVER THE
STATE.l
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
special Correspondence From Towns
All Oyer the Peninsu1a-Personal
Pointers on People and what They
Are Doing.
ODESSA TO THE FRONT.
Pleasant Party at Collins Beach-T1
rsovnf,,o saason-PersouaIs

ODESSA TO THE FRONT.
Pleasant Party at Collins Beach-The
Coming season-Personals.
A four rin-hand party of about twenty
five young ladies and gentlemen from here
spent Thursday evening of last week al
Collins Beach. They started about 7.3O
O'Clock, arriving at the beach about $50,
where dancing and other amusements were
INDUCED in until II M, when supper, pre-
pared by mine host Mr.. Rothwell, was
served, after which the guests departed for
home, arriving here in the wee, sma' hours.
having all had very enjoyable time. The
following are the names of those who COM
posed the party: Misses Gertie Shirler,
BERTHE Dickinson, Fannie Grifenberg
Bessie Shape, Eta Belle, BERTHE Rose, Ruth
Naudain, Eta Duncan, Ella Rhodes, Mr.
L. A. Rhodes and wife. and Messrs. @. E.
Rose, Elwood B. Grifenberg, Henry Heller,
Fletcher Morgan, Clayton smeed, James
vandegrift, John G. Baker, George Eiskin,
George w. Naudain, Jr.
A number of young ladies and gentle
men had watermelon party minus the
melons at the home OF Miss Anna Morgan
on Tuesday evening.
The Watkins Packing Company COM
menced canning corn last week and Baker
Brothers propose to start about the Is of the
month.
The Steamer Clio is making tri-weekly
trips now, and is carrying quite large
amount of fruit.
Baker Brothers have been moving their
boilers in their canning establishment the
past few days so as to enable them to en-
large their building.
Grabbing parties are quite popular now.
The addition to our public schools is fast
nearing completion. The workman have
it enclosed now, and when finished will be
very fine bnildiDg.
Personal.
William Swan, Of Chester, Pa, is visiting
in town.
Frank Tucker and George E. Rhodes and
wife, of Chester, Pa, are the guests of Mr..
w. f. Tucker.
Miss Carrie G.. Brady, Of Chesapeake
City, is the guest of Mr.. F. B. Watkins at
the Naples.
Mrs. Mary e. Grifenberg, of Philadel-
phia, visited @. f. Griffenberg last week.
Miss Sadie Lord is the guest Of Miss Dora |
Williams at Salisbury, Md.
Mrs. r. /. Reynolds, of Philadelphia. is
visiting Mrs. William Shallcross near town.
Mrs. "A. L. Marshal, Of Baltimore, is the
guest Of II. X. Dufield.
Miss Mary Enos is attending school at
Dover.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sutphin, Of Philadel-
phia, are visiting Mr.. E. G. Fenemore.
Harry King and wife, and Mrs. Ridgeway,
of Trenton, N. J.. spent last week in town,
the guest Of G. w. Naudain and family.
George Erskin and Miss Eta Duncan, Of
Philadelphia, are the guests of the Misses
Naudain.
Mrs. Joseph Fl. Camperson, of Whining
ton, is visiting Samuel Huggins. i
E. W. McIntire, of Philadelphia, spent
part Of last week with F. B. Watkins.
Mrs. Anna E. Foseland is the guest of
DIR. W. v. Woods.
Mrs. G. F. Grifenberg spent part of this
week the guest of her son c. w. Grifen-
berg of Summit Bridge.
Mrs. Harry A Grifenberg and Mrs. c. F.
Grifenberg, of Chicago, are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Grifenberg.
Miss Belle Rose, of philadelphia, is the
guest of her father, D. C. Rose.
Miss Wilma Reed, of Baltimore, is visiting
DR.. w. N. Hamilton.
John G. Baker attended Camden camp
on Sunday.
Rev. r. I. Watkins has returned after
two weeks visit at Wye and Tilghman
camp.
Harry Weist, of Daretown, N, J., spent
Sunday at home. =
DR.. W. L. Stewart one of the staff of
physicians of the House of Correction, of
4 1ul4duclpHlhy Will cOtuS Alcuus df6 CdIup-
ing near Silver Run. They expect to stay
until the latter part of September.
Mrs. George D. Femming and two child
rem, of Philadelphia. are the guests of W.
F. Shallcross. near town.
Mr.. William 81. Hume and family who
have been spending month with George
W. Polk, have returned to their home in
Frankford, Pa.
George W, Polk spent this week at Bridge
vile, Del.
Miss Shatz. of Philadelphia, is the guest
of Capt. E. 8. Brooks.
May, the two-months-old daughter of
William and Sallie Heller died of cholera
on monday night. Interment
was in M. E. Cemetery on Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. F. A. Burgess. of Philadelphia, is
the guest of Mrs. w. s. Nandyke.
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