Middletown transcript., 1894-08-18
PERSONALITIES
Little Lines About Men and Women
and What They Are Doing


j. ]. Hoffeeker, of Philadelphia, spel
: Sunday in town.
Miss Ella Simmons, of Wilmington,
+ visiting friends in town.
DIR. c. H. Green, of Newark, spent Sur
, day with his motheri in town.
Merritt Lingo, of Philadelphia, visite
Middletown friends this week.
Miss Bessie Anderson is visiting i
Philadelphia guest at J. L. Bucks.
DIR. c. P. Gilpin, of Chestertown, wa
guest of DR.. T. H. Gilpin this week.
Misses Emma Wilson and Lidi
McNamee are guests of their aunt Mrs
Anna Griffith at the Appleton House.
Mrs. Lizzie Slack, of Wilmington,
visiting the family of William Hates.
Miss May Unruh of Wilmington j
visiting her brother W. s. Letherbury.
Mr.. Hall. of Cecilton. is being enter
tanned by his cousin Miss Jodie Biggs:-
Miss Susie Ellison, of Summit Bridge
is being entertained by Miss May Holten.
Mrs. NJ. D. Wilson, of near town, is
visiting her old home at Georgetown, Del
Miss Addie Gill, of Virginia, is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. J. F. Eliason. at Mt. Pleas
ant.
Miss Alice Mills, of Clayton, is visiting
Miss Edith Reynolds, on South Broad
street.
Mrs. w. J. Fl. Lingo of Wilmington,
is a guest at her mothers, Mrs. Catherine
Merritt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Rosin and two
children, of Wilmington, are visiting rela-
tives in town.
Morton Stephens of Philadelphia is
visiting his old friends and relatives in
and near town.
Mrs. NJ. G. Barnett has returned from
Bridgeville, well pleased with her outlook
for business there.
Misses Belle Walmsley and Bessie Dodd
spent Sunday and Monday wi it'll relatives
in Delaware City.
Mr. Clarence Williams and little son,
Joe. of Philadelphia, were guests at N. J.
Williams this week.
MIR. and Mrs. William Rothwell, of
New castle. are guests of their father, W.
!. Rothwell, near town.
Mrs. Mary L. Cox started on Monday
f,r New Jersey, where she will spend this
mohih sih her sisters.
Mrs B. T. Craddock who has been
: ending some time with her parents here
eturned home yesterday.
Mrs. Emma Curry who WIS a guest at
A. G Cox's for several weeks is now with
'rienl at Ocean City, Md.
-Messrs. Walter RothwelI. Arthur COL
vile and Albert Conover were guests OF
Misses Beaston this week.
Miss May Davis returned to Milford ye--
'erday. accompanied bv Miss Filbert, who |
will spend several weeks in Sussex.
Mrs w. P. Mffiin and Miss Ada Miffiin,
Sho are summering at ELM Grange" near
NcDonough, were III town yesterday.
Mrs. George Minor Of Harrisburg, Pa.
eturned home on Tuesday after pro-
racted visit at her fathers Thos. Cavender.
Joseph Cahall. Ed. Hearne and Robert
Davis, three Sussex county barristers we're
'uests at Mrs. Manlove Wilson's on Thurs
lay.
Prof. William L. Gooding of the Con-
erence Academy, called to see us one day
his week. He is looking after the interests
If his school
Little Miss Eliza Green With about 25
# her friends celebrated her 9th birthday
N Tuesday evening last at her home on
he East End.
Charles Craddock has secured posi-
ion in the Philadelphia Record Office
7here his brother Howard is employed as
linotype operator.
Mrs. William II. Brockson went to
ape May last Saturday for a two weeks
o1ourn. but was taken sick and returned
ome on Thursday.
MIR. Robert Patton, of Philadelpbia
nd Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Roberts, of ,
my rna. were entertained at Mrs. Manloye ,
Wilson's on Thursday.
Mrs. ]. P. Dunning with her precoc- {
,us little daughter Elizabeth arrived in
own yesterday for brief visit to her |
lther-in-law, D. L. Dunning. K
Geo. NJ. Stengle, editor and proprietor Of
ne Port Deposit Press, made little visit
Middletown friends on Monday. We
'ere pleased, to see him at the TRANscR1pr.
Miss Florence Hall. of Port Penn. who
as been guest of Miss Edith Derricksou
'r the past week, has returned home.
'lss Hall is an artist Of no mean abb
ity.
MIR. and Mrs. Melville Lindsey and !
'mily. Of Washington, who were guests at !
Odessa and Kenton durinp ;
ne past two weeks, are now at Ocean Grove ,
-, where they will finish the summer.
ney leit Town on Wednesday.
Victor NJ. Fountain, of DeLand. Flor.
la, is visiting old friends in Delaware and |
laryland. tits rumored that he has come
n Cupid's errand. and that when be re.
arms South in the early autumn, fair {
elawarean will accompany him. is
Miss Lille G. Clayton. of near st. Au-
nstine. is attending the Chautauoua As
'mbly at Mountain Lake Park. Md.
nown as the "Chautauqua" and ocean :
rove" Of the AlIeghanies. The program
given in the Mountain Chau tauoua."
urnal devoted to educational interests. is
cry inviting. and furnishes the visitors
18th an intellectual feast such as are only
und In Chautanqua realms.
"A wagon load of pleasure seekers
assed through town on Tuesday morning /
route for pleasant beach, where they {
-e spending a camping season, enjoying | i
'e picturesque Sassafras river scenery and $
iscatorial delights. Those Of the party
e Misses Vinie and Matte Lynch, of MT.
|easant; Miss Viola Mcwhorter,l of Mid
etown; Misses Lofand. of Christine: Mr.
ilpatrick, Of Philadelphia; with Mn.
1rtis Clark chaperone. Ii