Middletown transcript., 1895-06-15
PERSONALITIES

and What They Are Doing.
D Miss Hattie Barnard spent Sunda
e with friends at Cheswold.
, Miss Mary Cooper, of Camden, Del.
. the guest of Miss Sallie Jolls.
Miss Susie R. Hickey spent Sunday las
with her parents near Blackbird.
Miss Helen Clayton, of Mt. Pleasant
is visiting friends in Philadelphia.
Miss M. E. Harrington, of Wilmington
is spending week at Mrs. Lippincott's.
Mrs. Samuel Pitt will go to Baltimor
to-day, where she will spend several days
Mrs. Anna Hardcastle, of Chesapeake
City was the guest of Mrs. B. T. Biggs, thi
week.
Misses Colbourne, of Philadelphia, art
guests Of Miss Josephine Biggs, on Cas-
street.
Mrs. Ella Cochran will 60 to Milling
ton, Md, to-day where she will visit Miss
Powsrs.
Mr.. Norman Perkins, of Chestertown
was guest at H. A. Nowland's, near town,
this week.
Mrs. Richard c. Parker, of Rome, N. Y.
was the guest of her brother, Mr.. J. c. Par
ker this week.
MIR. and Mrs. John P. Wilson of Bo-
hemia Manor, visited Baltimore and Wash
ington, this week.
Mrs. John W. Roberts, of Smyrna, was
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Manlove
Wilson this week.
Mr.. Irving Deakyne, of Philadelphia,
was Sunday visitor in town, the guest of
Mr.. Reece Parker.
Miss Julia Bruere, of New Egypt, N. J..
who was the guest of Miss Helen Naudain
this week. returned home yesterday.
Miss Blanche Wright is entertaining
Miss Bernhart, of Salisbury, North Carolina
and Miss Repasse, of Germantown, Pa.
MIR. Henry L. Hynson, editor of the
Nea0s and Advertiser, was a welcome
caller at the TRANSCRIPT office on Tuesday.
| Mr.. George CHM, farmer residing on
the farm of DIR. J. V. Crawford, on the
Levels, is quite i'll of typhoid pneumonia.
MIR. and Mrs. James Foard near Kirk
wood, gave party Thursday evening in
honor of their sister, Miss Fannie Eliason.
Mrs. Charles H. Kern, of Philadelphia,
| visited her mother, Mrs. MARY E. Jump
| who has been in failing health for several
months past.
Mrs. V. L. Culbertson and daughters,
Misses Dora and Jessie, and Mrs. R. L.
Price left town on Wednesday morning
for Ocean Grove.
Master Raymond Edwards, near Sass
afras, Nd, is spending week with his
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ed
wards near town.
Miss Addie P. Hazard will leave
town this evening for brief visit with
friends in Milford and seaford, prior to her
summer at Ocean Grove.
Miss Henrietta Burton Prettyman ac-
companied her father to the City Of
Brotherly Love on Monday and spent
night with her grandparents.
Mrs. Martha Barnard and Miss Annie
Barnard, Of Cheswold, and Louis Barnard
of Clayton were in attendance at the Com
mencement exercises last night.
Mrs. Eugene Hanson and family, of
New York City, will spend the summer in
Middletown, occupying the late residence
of Mrs: Morton. on Green street.
Mrs. James Hoffecker, accompanied
her daughter, Mrs. George Hoffecker on her
return home to Camden N. J. this week,
and will make visit Of some weeks.
Mrs. Frank Stidham and little daugh-
ter, of Wilmington, were guests at Sunny
Lawn" the home OF her brother. Mr..
James Collins, near town, this week.
Misses Myrtle Houston and Bessie An
derson will attend the National Christian
Endeavor Assembly at Boston, as delegates
from the Young Peoples Society of Forest
Presbyterian Church.
Rev Father Bra ford, pastor of the
in this community, is critically ill, and it
is feared will not recover. his physicians
having little hope for him.
Mr.. C. Oran Cooper, of Laurel, and a
member of this years graduating class at
Delaware College. spent Sunday and the
first of this week with DR.. C.. H. Green, of
Newark, guests of the doctors mother in
Middletown.
Mrs. George Cample, nee Miss Lizzie
Buckle. and Miss Mary Buckle. of Phila-
delphia, Miss Downev and Miss Draper, of
New Castle, were present at the Commence
ment exercises last night, and are guests of
Miss Annie Maxwell.
Misses Bessie and Adda Foard. daugh.
ters of Clerk of the PeaceJ B. .Foard have re-
turned to Middletown, after years resi-
dence in Wilmington, and are now making
their home with their father, in his beau
tiful home on West Main street.
Miss Ida Howell will take her second
summer course at Harvard University dur
ing the vacation months, and will start for |
the City of Culture next week, where she |
expects to devote herself especially to the
study of language and literature.
MIR. D. ]. Nowland, of Blacks Kent |
county, Md, the fourth subscriber to the !
TRANSCRIPT upon its establishment in 1868,
called at our sanctum on Wednesday to |
renew his subscription. The pleasant words |
which whole-souled Democrat can give a |
Republican editor is evidence of the BROTH |
erly kindness that lies at the bottom of |
every mans heart. Mr.. Nowland is not |
an infrequent visitor to Middletown to |
see his brother. H. A. Nowland, Esq.
Misses Mary and Lillian Budd will |
start to-day for Bethlehem. Pa, where they |
will attend the Commencement exercises of |
the Lehigh University, at which institution
their brother, James H. Budd, will graduate |
with honor. next week. They will also
have the rare pleasure of hearing Bishop |
Nelson, bishop of Georgia, who will preach
the baccalaureate sermon. tomorrow, and
will attend the Presidents reception on
uyolnacday avapipo which will ba -