Middletown transcript., 1895-07-20
PERSONALITIES
Little Lines About Men and womel

Little Lines About Men and Wome
and What They Are Doing.
Miss Hester Jones is enjoying seast
at Saratoga.
T. g. Fraim. Esq. Of Dover visited Mi
dletown this week.
Mr.. Edward Vaughan is enjoying 81
shore delights at Rehoboth.
Miss Blanche Cochran is entertainin
Miss Young, of Bell Air Md.
Mrs. Emma Curry. of Philadelphia. is
summer guest at Mr.. A. G. Cox's.
Mrs. Edgar Price, of Millington, M
visited relatives in town last week.
Hugh G. Browne Esq Of Wilmington
spent Sunday with friends in town.
Miss Helen Naudain is visiting Mis-
Mary Barnard at Greensborough Md.
Miss Josephine Biggs is the guest o
Misses Colbourn Oh yachting party.
Miss Louise Reynolds is entertaining
Miss Gertrude Sadler of Delaware City.
Mrs. Harry Beaston, Of Philadelphia, i
visiting at her fathers Mr.. Cyrus Tatman
Mrs. M. B. Burris and little niece Susi
Arthurs, are visiting friends in Kenton.
Mr.. Harry Plezue, of Camden, N. J.
is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Charles Howell.
Miss Lille Scott is summering at Re
hoboth, the guest of DIR. and Mrs. Mckee.
Mr.. John C. Hazard, Of Milton, wal
the guest of DR.. H. Vaughan. Wednesday.
Miss Mabel Parvis goes to Seaford to.
day for several weeks sojourn in Sussex.
Cashier, John S. Crouch has been quite
sick this week, but is able to be at his post
again.
Miss Emma Choate, of Newark is visit
ing in town, the guest:of Mrs. Samuel
Brockson.
Mr.. Louis Barnard, of Clayton, was the
guest of his brother. DR.. w. E. Barnard on
Thursday.
Misses Maria Nowland and Mary
Dunning returned home from Chestertown
yesterday.
Miss Mabelle Taylor and Miss Julia
Stats are visiting Miss Hattie Barnard
at Cheswold,
Mrs. Rebecca M. Emerson, of Whining
ton, is visiting her son, Mr.. J. II. Emerson,
at the East End.
MIR. Horace NJ. Walker of New York,
visited his mother Mrs. Maria Walker on
Thursday and Friday.
Hon. Wilson T. Cavender of Smyrna
made brief visit to his father, Thomas
Cavender, on Monday.
Miss Mary Ellison, of near Summit
Bridge, visited Ocean Grove, this week, a
guest at the Majestic"
-Messrs J. H. Emerson and J. F. Nc
Whorter were among the excursionists to
Ocean City on Thursday.
Mrs. Joseph Edwards of near town,
spent Sunday last with her son, Mr.. J. E.
Edwards near Sassafras Md.
Mr.. R. L. Price has gone to Ocean
Grove for the season, and will assist in the
of the Delaware Villa.
Mrs. William Taylor. Mrs. James Col
ins, Mrs. w. J. Barnett and Mr.. 7. Fl. Arm
strong spent Thursday at Augustin Park.
DIR. R. B. Mckee and family left town
IN Wednesday, and are spending the sum-
ner in their cottage by the sea at Rehoboth.
Miss Mollie Tatman has returned home
much improved in health by her several
months sojourn in the city of "Brotherly
love-"
Miss Libbie Lindley, of Eastville, Va,
$ making summer visit at her grand
ather's MIR. William Lockwood, at Heath
1range."
Prof. J. H. Turner, President of the
Maryland College at Lutherville, was in
own this week, the guest of Mr.. J. c.
oarker.
General Henry Lockwood and daugh-
er, Miss Mary Murray Lockwood. of Wash
ngton, D. G. were guests of George W.
lockwood, near town, this week.
Mrs. w. E. Barnard's summer visitors
re Miss Sadie E. Burgess and Miss Nellie
,ovington, of Still Pond, Md, and her
'rother, Mr.. Lester Coyington of New
York.
Miss Edith Van Nornham and Miss
florence Caulk, ofCamden, and Miss Ger
rude Sadler, of Delaware City, are summer
uests OF Misses Edith and Louise Rey-
lolds.
DR. and Mrs. T. H. Gilpin entertained
dr. and Mrs. Frank Hardcastle, of New
FORK, and Miss Stella Cochran at a very
leasant tea party Saturday evening. Mr..
nd Mrs. Hardcastle are guests of their sis
er Mrs. Thomas Cochran.
Mr.. Emlin Massey who was in atten- |
ance at the Bicycle Meet at Asbury Park |
ast week, was taken quite i'll on Saturday
!. the Delaware Villa where he is q |
uest. and though much better, is still con-
med to his room and under medical treat |