Middletown transcript., 1895-03-30
PERSONALITIES

!. PERSONALITIES
Little Lines About Men and Womel
and What They Are Doing.
Miss Anna Cox spent Monday in Smy
rna.
Miss Jennie Jones spent this week il
Smyrna.
Mrs. M. C. Barnett was in Baltimore OF
Tuesday.
Miss Kate Scott is visiting friends il
Philadelphia.
! Mrs Charles G. Ash. Of Delaware City
was III town On Thursday:
MIR. George F. Wilson spent Sunday
with friends at Whnlesville, Nd.
Miss Alice Mills of Clayton. spent
| Sunday with Miss Edith Reynolds.
| james Budd of the Lehigh University,
Pa. is visiting his narents i'll town.
Miss Sue Ellison, of Mt. Pleasant was the
guest of Miss May Holten this week.
Mrs. William II. Brockson spent We'd
| nesday and Thursday in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. J. Williams are spend
ing few days with friends in Smyrna.
Mrs. w. L. S. Murray made brief
visit to Middietown friends on Tuesday.
Mr.. William Price has been confined
to his home with grip for several weeks.
Mrs. Albert Price and Miss Maggie
Echenhofer spent Thursday in Philadel-
phia.
Miss Lizzie Murphy, of Philadelphia,
is the guest of her sister Mrs. Hall at the
Manse.
MIR. and Mrs William Evans spent
Saturday and Sunday with friends near
Smyrna.
Mrs. John w. Bratten spent several
days this week in Philadelphia and Will
mington.
MIR. and Mrs. John C. Eliason of
Bridgeton N. ]. are guests of their father
J. F. Eliason.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank J. Reynolds of
Philadelphia are visiting at w. III. Shall
cross near Odessa.
w. E. Wright Esq. accompanied by
his mother, is visiting his sister Mrs. J. NJ.
'Arthurs, in Kentcn.
Miss Mary E. Walker, of Wilmington,
spent several days this week with her sis
ter Mrs Enoch Alice.
Mrs Vaughan Smith, of Wilmington,
spent THURSDAY and Friday i'll town, the
guest of Mrs. Harry Jones.
Mrs. Maria Walker has returned home
after protac'ed visit with friends ir Balti- |
more. Philadelphia and Jersey. -
Mr.. J. b. Foard has been a victim to |
the past week but is improving |
and expects to be out III few days.
Mr. Conlvn EIason, of Baltimore was
a transient visitor to Middletown this week,
he quest OF his uncle, Henry Clayton.
Mrs Merritt French and daughter of
.,Eicaeo, arrived in town on Wednesday.
md are visiting her father-in- law, Mr.. n.
French.
Mr. and Mrs. George Janvier moved to
from Wilmington, yesterday,
md are domicied in DR.. Vauglans house
III West ain street.
"A -sistant Postmaster w. S. Moore is
Iuite under the weather. and unable to be
1t his post this week Mrs E. s. Jones is
cting as his substitute
= isses Emma and Mary Merritt Miss
emma Ingram. Mrs A. Maxwell Mrs. T. A.
}ordiey and G. w Ingram were among the
iiddletown visitors TO Conference last Sun
ay.
Mis- Sarah Brady who for several years
las had her home at the Naudain House, |
now boarding with Mrs. Talbot, having
AIKEN possession of her new quarters on
Ionday.
Mr. William Atchison of the u. s.
Tavy has recently returned to his home in
after three years cruise. He
pent several days this week at his cousins
Irs. A. E. Shepperd's in town.
Mrs. B. T. Biggs has returned from her
inter in Wilmington. and the mansion on
ass street is open again. Mr.and Mrs. w. B.
'iggs are with her until their new home is .
\ readiness for them. The baby girl Helen
no has been SO i'll is better again, and her
is now we'll assured.
Mrs. Thomas w. Price, widow of the ,
ate Thomas W. Price, was a recent visitor
ere. the guest of her brothers, Messrs
'iggs. She started on Monday for Denver,
ul. to join her daughter Mrs. Polk. Her
ON, Harry Brisbane, who was also in town
MS week, accompanied her Oh her western
rip.
The friends of Mr. ]. T. Budd are much
ratified that he was able to be moved on
londay to his new home on West Main
,reet. His critical illness during the past
wo months was the occasion of many ap-
but he stood the moving very
ell, and his condition has been much i'm d,
roved since