Middletown transcript., 1894-07-28
PERSONALITIES
Little Lines About Men and Womel
and What They Are Doing.


Miss Mollie FARRELL is in Elkton visitin
her sister Mrs. Sebastian Haaga.
-Bayon Deakyne, Of the Clayton Call
made us pleasant visit yesterday.
Miss Belle Black. of Philadelphia, il
visiting relatives and friends in town.
Miss Florence Duncan, of Wilmington
is summer guest of Miss Mary Cochran.
Miss Louise Reynolds has returned
home from a months visit in Delaware
City.
. Misses Reyb and Cheairs of Delaware
City, are expected guests at Edward Reyn-
olds'
Miss Bessie Reynolds is summering at
Camden, where she will spend the month of
August.
Miss Minnie Gary, of Chester, Pa, spent
a few days this week with her aunt Mrs
Thomas Hurn.
Andrew E. Sanburn and his mother,
Mrs. Mary Sanburn will recreate among the
White Mountains.
r. L. Price has gone to Ocean Grove
and will finish the season as Generalissimo
at the Delaware Villa.
Mrs. Charles G. Ash and Mrs. Anna
Barr, of Delaware City, visited Midd!etown
friends on Thursday.
| Mrs. William McCrone. near Nc
Donough, was guest at her fathers J.
R. Hoffecker this week.
Mrs. H. M Barr and Miss Justis returned
home on Thursday from a very pleasant
scjourn at Ocean Grove.
Mrs. Manlove Wilson and Miss Mollie
Wilson have returned home from a de-
lightful visit to Ocean Grove.
Mrs Maria Walker has started OH her
summer tour among friends in Maryland,
New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Stats, of Fairlee,
Nd, spent Sunday in town. guests of their
mother Mrs. Catharine Merritt.
Mrs. Robert Davis, of Milford, returned
home this week after pleasant visit with
her sister, Mrs. Manove Wilson
George Swartz, an employee of the
New York City Express Co., is spending
his vacation with James Downey.
Miss Belle Appleton has kindly consen.
ted to preside at the organ in the Methodist |
Church, during the absence of R. L. Price.
Miss Salie Jolls returned home on
Thursday, accompanied by Miss Annie |
Adams, who will spend several days in |
town.
Mrs. George Hoffecker and little son, of |
Patterson, N. j., returned home this week,
after visit of several weeks at her fathers |
james Hoffecker in town.
Mrs. J. B. Messick and Miss Blanche
Messick are among the Middletown
guests at the Delaware Villa Ocean Grove.
They left home for this charming place on
Thursday.
John c. Kelley entertained a few
friends Saturday evening at watermelon
party" which was much enjoyed by the
participants, and was one of the happiest
events of the season.
Mr. and Mrs Richard Rosin and three
children, of Wilmington. Mrs. Frank
Rosin and daughter, of Westminster, Nd,
and Scott Rosin, of Sassafras, are visiting
their mother Mrs. William Rosin.
Mr.. David Eliason who recently had a
a very serious accident at the Walton &
Whann mandatory in Wilmington, where
he was employed, has recovered sufficiently
to be able to get about. and is visiting
friends in Middletown.
Miss Jodie Biggs accompanied Misses
Colburn who returned to Delaware
City on Tuesday, and are now enjoying a
charming trip on their yacht Venitza,
making brief visits to many of the popular
resorts along the Jersey coast.
Two of our Middletown barristers are
enjoying sail on the high sea. E. R.
Cochran. Jr., and Thomas Frame. Jr..
on Mr. Maull's plotting boat Thomas Bay
ard. have been out for week, and are hay-
ing delightful trip. They will return by
way of Rehoboth
F. M. Tyson compistor on the TRANS ,
cRIPT is taking two weeks vacation, and
our sporting column will possibly be
found wanting during his absence, as his
substitute is not so we'll versed in the sport
ing world as is Frank. He will spend
few days at Talbot, Pa, next week.
The many friends of Mrs. Lochland {
were pleased to see her and her !
"lauging blue-eyed baby" on their recent I
visit to town. Maternal honors are as be- {
coming as were maiden laurels, and whether |
as southern planters wife or a northern ,
daughter, Mrs. Mcdonald
nee Cotton, has the same winsome manner
that has won the homage of so many
devotees.
Scott Way is one of the few men who
gets younger as he grows older. He made
4 brief visit to his old friends here this
week, and is as radiant as day in June ..
and as placid as summer sea, and vet. he
'nce was the editor Of country paper
He is living an ideal life at his suburban /,
home near Baltimore. devoting himself to
literary pursuits and Havana cigars. Our
PERSONAL regard for him deferred us from
wen referring to the present condition of the
Democrat party, yet we secretly wonder /,
low he can look $50 fresh and fair" with !,
he Democracy "Sae weary, an flu O. care /"
he is surprisingly well posted on orthodoxy,
however, which is an indication that he is
urning his attention to religion instead of
,olitics doubtless owing to his Hours /,
With Eve"