Middletown transcript., 1894-07-14

little niece at Dover this week.
Miss Alice Eliason. of Mt. Pleasant, il
visiting her uncle in New Castle.
Miss Cora Smith, of Camden. N. ]. i.
visiting relatives and friends near town.
Mrs. Caroline Vining. of Salem, N. j..
is the guest of her brother c. M. Stanger.
Miss Annie Wilson is making visit tc
her sister Mrs. j. w. Roberts near Smyrna
Miss Susie Parker is spending few
weeks at Ocean Grove, a guest at Delaware
Villa.
| Miss Lola Gardner, of Delaware Water
| Gap, is a summer guest of Miss Emma
| Ingram.
Mr.. William Scott, of Philadelphia.
spent Sunday with the family of C. NJ.
Stanger.
Miss Fannie Shepherd is at her home
in town for little season of rest and recu-
peration.
Mrs. Bell Howell, of Salem, N. J., was
the guest Of the family of C. NJ. Stanger.
last week.
Prof w. B. Tharp attended the National
Educational Convention at Asbury Park
this week.
Mrs. Lydia A. Price is among the Mid
dletown guests at the Delaware Villa,
Ocean Grove.
Mrs. Emma Curry. recently of Oregon
is guest at A. G. Cox's pleasant home on
Green Street.
Mr. and Mrs. d. Warren Wilson, of
Philadelphia, are the guests OF W. w. Will
500, on Lake ST.
Mrs. Clarence Scott, we are sorry TO
state, has been quite i'll for the past week
and is still suffering.
Mrs ] ohm r. Brown is spending the
summer at Ocean Grove with her sister
Miss Fanny Ratlidge.
Mrs. Robert Davis and daughter Miss
May Davis, of Milford, are summering by
the sea at Ocean Grove.
Miss Mary Budd, accompanied by her
father, took pleasant little trip down the
Chesapeake bay this week.
Mrs. Manlove Wilson and Miss Mollie
Wilson are among the recent guests at
Delaware Villa, Ocean Grove.
Miss Elizabeth Caulk of Sassafras and
Miss Imogene Caulk are summer guests of
Mrs. H. H. Wilson at Ingleside Nd,
Miss Broughton, who has been the
guest of Miss Edna Frazier for the past two
weeks, left for Elkton on Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Arthurs and little daughters
Sylvia and Susie, of Kenton, spent this
week in town, guests of Mrs. NJ. B. Burris.
Miss Helen Naudain is visiting friends
in Cambridge.
Miss Agnes Jones, of Warwick, is the
guest of Miss Bertha Edwards, near town
Miss Pearle Smith of Denton, and Miss
McShane of Queen Anne's are guests Of
Parker.
J. c. Sites finds Cambridge an attrac-
tive point these summer days, and is spend
ing brief season at this quaint old Mary.
land town.
Miss Nellie Dale who is visiting Miss
Edna Frazier. spent several days in Phil
adelphia this week. She will return to
Pocomoke City to-day accompanied by Miss
Frazier.
Misses Blanche and Ada Cochran,
Messrs Henri Brady and Clarence Clayton
were among those who went on the very
delightful excursion to COLCHESTER on
Thursday.
Misses Emma Walton and Lizzie Beck
of Clayton have returned home from a
pleasant visit among Middletown friends.
While here they were the guests of Miss
Bessie Warren.
Mrs. Frances Beasten, who has been
far from we'll lately, is making visit in
the country, at Mr.. Geo. w. Rhoades,
where she hopes to receive much needed
physical benefit.
A. G. Cox occupied his new Office in
the Board of Trade Building yesterday,
and is now ready for business in his new
quarters. His rooms are we'll located and
prettily furnished, and he will be pleased
to have his friends and patrons call and see
him. His card will appear in our next
issue.
john Arthurs, 13 year old lad of
Kenton bids fair to make champion bicy-
cler. He only began to ride about two
weeks ago when he became the owner of a
pretty wheel. And on Wednesday he rode
from Kenton TO Middletown, distance of
about 30 miles in little over one and
half hours.