Middletown transcript., 1894-08-11
PERSONALITIES

PERSONALITIES
/ Little Lines About Men and Women
and What They Are Doing.
r M. B. Burris was in Georgetown or
Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. C. Aston is entertaining Miss
Burgiss.
-Mr.J. B. Roberts attended the Camden
Camp meeting this week.
Henry Davis Sr. of Still Pond is in
town visiting old friends.
Miss Bessie Boyer, of Sassafras, is a
} guest at Mr.. Joseph Biggs.
Mrs. Clara Green and Miss Ethel
Brady are at Atlantic City.
1 S. M. Reynolds and J. L. Shepherd
were in Baltimore on Thursday.
Misses Echenhofer are entertaining
Miss Lille Ernest of Philadelphia.
| Miss Mabelle Taylor is at the Camden
Camp guest of Miss Bessie Murray.
Mrs. Sallie Eliason and son Duun were
guests of W. s. Letherbury this week.
! Mrs. Mary Appleton Of Whining is
visiting her sister Mrs. J. II. Emerson.
Mrs. Anna Hardcastle of Chesapeake
was visitor to Middletown this week.
Miss Mary Strickland of Wilmington,
is visiting her cousins the Misses Anderson
Mrs. Harry Petherbridge and little
daughter Edith are visiting at A. G. Cox's.
Mrs. Mary Louden of Wilmington was
entertained at A. G.. Cox's this week.
Miss Marie Lockwood, of Philadelphia,
spent Sunday with her parents, near War
wick.
Mrs. B. Vansant, of Philadelphia. is
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. W. W.
Wilson.
Miss Willie Brisco of Washington for
merly of Odessa, is guest at Mrs. Lippin-
colts.
Mrs. Conlyn Eliason and little folks are
visiting her uncle Mr.. Harry Clayton this
week.
Louis Barnard and his mother, Mrs. |
Martha Barnard are with relatives at Ches- |
void.
Captain and Mrs Samuel Pennington |
have return from Beverly Springs Va,
where they spent a week
MIR. Lester Covington, of New York, is
summering at his sisters, Mrs J. C. Aston,
near town.
Mrs. N. NJ. Browne returned home on
Monday from delightful visit to relatives
in MY Maryland"
Bert Massey is amoug the Middletown
visitors at Ocean Grove. He is stopping at
The Delaware Villa.
Misses Ella and Clara Bradley, of New,
ark are visiting the family of T. r. Bradley
on East Main Street.
Misses Clara and Sylvia Moore are
spending the monthof August among the
hills Of Pennsy ylvania.
Miss Lucie Cochran has returned from
New York accompanied by her COUSIN
Miss Anita Houston.
Mrs. T. J. bowes and daughters Sue
and Alice, made few days visit to Middle
town friends this week.
Miss Paret, of Still Pond, who was
one of Mrs. Alstons' guests last week re-
turned home on Tuesday.
Frank Pierce, near town, has recently
purchased fine trotting horse from Mar
tin CHM from below Warwick.
Mrs. NJ. B. Burris, with her guests
Mrs. Melville Lindsay and sons spent this
week in Kenton, at Mrs. ]. NJ. Arthurs'.
Miss Myrtle Houston has returned
home from Baltimore, accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. J. NJ. Naudain and children.
Mrs. Samuel Brockson and little son
Washington Irving spent this week at her
fathers Mr.. Lattomus at Green Spring.
Miss Mary Stevens of Philadelphia is
being entertained al Mrs w. P. Biggs, on
Cass st. the guest of Mrs. Janvier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bloomer and .
daughter, of Philadelphia, were guests of
Mrs. Frank Pierce, near town, during the
past week.
Mrs. DR.. Perkins and dau ghter Ethel
Of Chestertown will be entertained at the .
NJ. E. Parsonage during the coming week.
Miss Lottie Jones started on Tuesday !
for Ocean Grove where she will spend
week hearing what the wild waves are say
ing.
Miss Maggie Beaston is at Chautauqua I
where she will spend some time, and from !
there will 60 to Niagara and other popular
resorts.
Master George Stephens, Of Philadel- q
phia, is one of our summer visitors. He is q
at his grandmother's, Mrs. M. Morton on
Green Street.
Mrs John w. Roberts and daughter,
Miss Mary Roberts, of near Smyrna, spent
several days this week at Mrs. Manloye
in town.
Miss Eliza Hurn is taking much
needed outing down by the sea, at Ocean =
Grove, where she will spend several weeks .
at the popular Delaware Villa.
Miss May Filbert, of schuylkill Haven, n
Pa, was among the arrivals to our town on 4
Thursday. She is being entertained by s
NJ isses Wilson, on Main Street.
Louis STAN, of the Williamson Indus f
trial School at Media, Pa, is having few
weeks vacation which he is spending with
his aunt, Miss Ada Lockwood in town.
Harry Marshall, cf Trenton. M.
formerly of Middletown with s. M. Rev. =
nolds & Co., spent brief season in town !
this week, and was warmly greeted by !.
many of his old friends.
Harry johnson, has returned to his a
post at Clayton. in the employ of P.R.R. e
Co., having recovered from the effects of s
the accident by which he has been disa- f
oled for the past three months. b
Mrs. Ed Prettyman and little daughter U
Henrietta returned home from Washington a
this week. During their stay at the ma r
'ionat Capital, they called upon the Chinese ii
Minister. among other members of the b
foreign Legation, and his little daughter C
and Henrietta became very much interested d
in each other. The little oriental maid es. r
,orted her guest to the Celestial nursery. r