Middletown transcript., 1894-07-21

Miss Amelia Rosin, of Wilmington is
visiting her grandmother in town.
Miss Hester Jones, is enjoying the
bracing mountain air of the Catskills.
Mrs. William Scott and Miss Helen
| Smith are visiting Thos. Scott at FELTON,.
! Mrs Collins and little folks of Ches-
void were guests at DR.. Barnard's this week
Miss Lucie Cochran and Miss Anita
Houston are visiting relatives in New York
| city.
Miss Laura Buck, of Philadelphia, is a
summer guest at Misses Anderson's pleasant
! home.
Mrs. James Reynolds and sons, of
| Philadelphia, are guests at Mrs. L. A.
Prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.'B. Vansant, of Phila-
delphia are visiting the family of w. w.
Wilson.
Mr.. aud Mrs. d. Warren Wilson re-
turned to their home in Philadelphia, on
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. +. Kern, of Philadel-
phia, were guests of Mrs. W. H. Brockson
this week.
Miss Lizzie Hopkins is making a two
weeks visit to friends in Wilmington and
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs, J. W. Riven, of Philadel-
phia. was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam King on Thursday.
Mrs. w ?. Biggs. Mrs. George Janvier
and little daughter Nellie are enjoying sea-
breezes at Atlantic City.
Mrs Harry Beaston and little daughter
of Philadelphia are visiting her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Cyrus Tatman.
Samuel Kelley, who is an employe at
Strawbridge & Clothier's, in Philadelphia,
is home for a little vacation.
Miss Susie Parker returned home
last evening after delightful visit to the
Delaware Villa, Ocean Grove.
Louis NJ. Barnard, who has been con-
fined to his bed for the past two months,
VIC are glad to state is much better. !.
Miss Bessie Murray who has been
guest OF Miss Mabelle Taylor for several
weeks is now visiting friends in Whining.
ton.
Mrs. Fannie Goldsborough Sutton, of
Philadelphia is among the recent summer
guests to our town. She is visiting Mrs. H.
Clayton.
Mrs. George D. Kelley and Miss Flor
ence Kelley are summering at Atlantic
City, where they will be Joined to-day by
Mr.. Kelley.
Mrs. Charles B. Constable and little
sons Beverley and Leroy, are making
summer visit to friends in Baltimore, An
napolis and other Maryland cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Hudson, of St.
Georges, have recently moved to town, and
occupy one of the cozy little houses recently
built by Mrs. Adams on Anderson street.
Miss Laughlin Mcdonald, nee Cotton,
and little son Kenneth of North Carolina,
are expected to arrive in Middletown this
evening, and will be guests at Thos. Hurn's
Charles A. Craddock returned to hi
post at the telegrapeers and mail station ON
Thursday, after an absence of several
weeks, visiting his parents in Philadelphia.
Miss Corinne Chochran who was taken
quite ill at Ingleside this week, is, we hear
somewhat better, Miss Fanny Shepherd is
with her and hopes that she may be able to
come home in few days.
J. NJ. Foster met with very serious
accident one day this week. In removing
electric wires from the Gymnasium Hall
his ladder slipped causing him 10 fall from
an upper beam inficting painful injuries to
his right arm, which at first was thought
to be broken. He is quite disabled from it,
and is suffering much pain.
Miss Broughton. very popular young
lady who visited Miss Frazier several weeks
ago. stopped in town between the morning
and noon trains yesterday, en- route from
Elkton to her home in Pocomoke City.
She was met at the station by number of
her friends and escorted to Miss Mary
Cochran's home where she was given
very delightful luncheon party at IL. o'clock
Her numerous admirers of both sexes
were present, and it was very enjoyable
little party.
The excursion to Woodland Beach via
Steamer Clio was very largely patronized
by the Middletown folks on Wednesday.
Among those who went were: Mrs. "A. M.
Browne, Miss Bessie Reynolds, Miss Carter
Miss Mablle Taylor, Mrs. Vasey Mrs. Bit
tie, Mr.. and Mrs Henry Talbot and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howlsnd, Messrs Grey Tay.
lor, Harry johnson VS.. Moore Harry
Budd and Rob Johnson. There were six
other excrsions af this very popular place.