Middletown transcript., 1895-08-24
PERSONALITIES
Little Lines About Men and wor

and What They Are Doing.
Mr.. William Brady is at Atlantic Cit.
Miss Bessie Reynolds is spending SCI
son at Rehoboth.
Miss Susie Edwards is on visit 8
Chester town, Md.
Miss Fannie Stats is visiting relative
at Taylor's Bridge.
Miss Naudain has returned home froI
visit to Church Hill, Md.
MIR. Grey Taylor is among the Middle
town visitors to Rehoboth.
Mrs. Robert Polk, of Savannah, Ga, i
visiting Mrs. Joseph Biggs.
Miss Estella Cochran is visiting friend
in Queen Anne's county, Md.
Miss May Unruh, of Wilmington, is
guest at Mr.. w. s. Letherbury.
| Mrs. Agnes Miller, who is well-knowr
here, is very ill at her home in Newark.
Mrs. Charles Trewin, of Philadelphia
is visiting her uncle, Mr. Thomas Hurn.
-Messrs. A. G. Cox, ]. C. Parker and J
Fl. Emerson spent Thursday at Rehoboth.
Mrs. Lettie Price, Of Philadelphia, j:
visiting at her fathers. Mr.. William Price
Mrs. H. NJ Barr is making two weeks
| visit to her son, DIR. Marion Barr, at Elwin
Pa.
Miss Grace Hampton, of Baltimore, is
J,or ,,po1a Mr. Ed0or Riobor uooy
town.
Miss Lottie Jones is having two weeks
vacation, which she is spending at home in
town.
Miss Estelle Chandler. of Wilmington,
is the guest of Mrs. Jacob S. Cochran near
town.
Mr.. Julian Gale, of the Quaker City,
is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. w. E. Bar
nard.
Miss Edith Reynolds has returned
home after a months visit to friends in
Camden.
Miss Ethel Parvis was the guest of Miss
Blanche Wright at Warwick, several days
this week.
Mrs. J. NJ. Arthurs, and son, John W.
Arthurs, of Kenton are guests of Mrs. M !.
B. Burris.
Misses Mollie and Annie Wilson are
visiting their sister, Mrs J. W. Roberts,
near Smyrna.
Mrs. N. M. Browne, of Wilmington,
was the guest of Mrs. NJ. B. Burris on
Thursday and Friday. ... L.
Mrs. J. C. Stats and little son Wilbert.
of Fairlee, Nd, are guests of her mother,
Mrs. Catherine Merritt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Droll, near town,
are entertaining Mrs. George Shaw and
children, of Philadelphia.
Mr.. John NJ. Naudain, of Baltimore,
Nd. spent Sunday with his family at his
father-in-law' Mr.. w. H. Houston.
Mrs. Emma Curry, who has been max
ing summer sojourn at Mr.. A. G. Cox's,
left town on Wedsneday forBethlehsm, Pa.
Hugh G. Browne Esq. of Wilmington,
spent this week at Rehoboth, enjoying the
sea breezes and listening to old oceans
roar.
Mrs. Eugene Hanson and family are
spending week with her brothers in
Maryland, before returning to her New
York City home.
Miss Marion Wine, of Philadelphia,
who has been the guest of her cousin Miss
Bessie Dodd for several weeks, returned
home on Thursday.
Mrs. W.. H. Lingo, of Philadelphia,
who has been spending week at her old
home here, will return to the City of
Brotherly Love to-day.
Miss Blanche Wright started on Tues
day for Allentown, Pa. where she will
spend the early part of autumn visiting
her friend, Miss Repass.
-Messrs. Charles McShane and Allen
Marten, of Denton, Nd, are visiting Mr..
Reese Parker and attended the private hop
at the Piers last evening.
Miss Ida Howell, one of Middletown's
most successful teachers, has returned from
Boston where she has been attending the |
Harvard Summer School.
Rev. L. Wood. pastor of the M. E. |
church of this town, started on Monday |
for that preachers, Mecca, Ocean Grove,
where he will enjoy much needed vaca-
lion.
Mrs. Jacob Hayes, of Chester, Pa, was
in town this week visiting her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Mary Jump, who is still seriously |
Ill. Miss Iidie Hayes was also in town this
week.
Miss Nellie Covington. who for several
weeks has been summer guest at the de-
ightful home of her sister, Mrs. w. E.
Barnard. returned to Still Pond, Md, on
Thursday.
-Ex-Sheriff Morris Dunbar and wife, of
Elkton, and Mrs. Polk Clayton and daugh-
er Nellie, of Baltimore, were guests of Mr..
md Mrs. E. w. Purnell at the Middletown
Hotel on Sunday.
Miss Adelaide LIE Compile Hess, who
las spenta month with her cousins, Mrs.
Aston and Mrs. Barnard, returned to her
City home yesterday to pre-
bare for the approaching school year.
DIR. Thomas HI. Streets, Of New York,
surgeon in the United States Navy, paid q
7isit this week to his relative, Miss Amelia
Streets The doctor is interested in his
'amily history, and has formed the opinion
hat the Streets of this section lead to
'ortune across the pond.
Clerk Of the Peace Foard has returned
rom his regular summer visit to Eagles
Mere, that charming spot at the summit of
he Allegheny Mountains, more delighted
han ever with its beauties. The TRAN
SCRIPT has to acknowledge from him fine
Illustrated description, and strange to say
,very picture centres around pretty girl.
To Consolidate.
The incorporators of the Bombay Hook
Land Improvement and Transportation
are considering the matter of con-
with the Milford and Dover
Trolley Line Company. as it is believed
l,o@ toI |