Middletown transcript., 1895-10-12
DELAWARE CITY.
John C. Clark has tonsiletis.
Mrs. Peter Woods is very ill.

Chas. Wingate is at home on visit.
Fred Morris is at home on sick leave.
Rev. G.. s. Gassner visited Wilmington
on Monday.
Joseph Reeves returned to Phoenixyille
OH Monday.
Mrs. William Jester has returned from a
visit to Dover.
Miss Clara Kincaid is the guest of the
Misses Janvier.
Miss Nellie Vail visited friends in Will
mington this week.
s. D. Townsend has been appointed
teller in the Bank.
Miss Anna. Hunter returned from Ocean
Grove on Saturday.
Mrs. Doughty. of Wilmington, is visiting
Mrs. W. Wingate Jr.
Postmaster Geo. N Bright was in PhiIa-
delphia on Wednesday.
Mrs. F. D. Dunlap and children spent
Wednesday in Philadelphia.
David and Mrs. Webb. of Bear Station,
were in town ON Wednesday.
The trustees of the NJ. E. Church held a
meeting on Monday evening.
Miss Mollie Price, of Millington, is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. VIM. Price.
John Warren entertained his brother
James, ofTownsend, this week.
Misses Annie Schunder and Lucy. Jack
son visited Middletown on Saturday.
Mrs ]. Edwin Amos is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Cecil Price in Baltimore.
Irwin Shepherd has gone to Philadelphia
to enter the University of Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Eliza Appleton. of Odessa, was en-
tertained OH Saturday by Mrs. Alex. Jar
rell.
James E. and Mrs. Simpson attended the
funeral OF his daughter in New York on
Monday.
Mrs. Alex. FARRELL and Mrs. VIM. Ellison
spent Friday with Mrs. VIM. Morrow near
TESTERS Corner
The funeral of Miss Anna Cahall took
place OH Wednesday .interment in the Cath
olic churchyard.
Mrs. Margaret Hunter has returned
from Chesapeake City and reports her son,
Rev. F. B. Hunter. as improving slowly.
Mrs Bradway and Miss Lidie have ar
rived in town with their furniture and ex-
pect to occupy their new house in few
days.
The single tax men have raised tent on
the base ball ground near the n. E. Church
and are giving stereoptican exhibition
every evening.
Mrs. Cleaver and her daughters, Mrs.
VIM. Davidson, Mrs. Lidie Burgess, and
Mrs. Alice CIeaver, visited Mrs. John Dia-
mond at Cedaville. NJ.
The steamer Cadwallader met with an
accident to her boiler on Saturday and had
to be towed out of the locks. After some
delay she was enabled to proceed on her
trip to Baltimore.
The Canal Company's mud machine
has been busy dredging in the Canal and
on Monday went to Fort Delaware to
deepen the channel at the dock on the
eastern side of the Island,
The NJ. E. Church gaYe q vocal and in
strumental musical entertainment on Fri
day evening; Miss Florence Vanhekle of
again delighted US with her
recitations. Refreshments were served
later hour.
The regular monthly meeting of the W.
G. T. U. was held at Mrs. NJ. F. Hines
home on Monday evening. Miss Matte
Janvier called the meeting to order and
each one read verse of Scripture after
which the president led in prayer. A COM
mittee was appointed to draw up resolu-
tions to go before the LIE legislature to ask an
for sending some inebriates
to the Keely institute. After hearing the
report of the delegates to the State Conven-
ton the social part of the programme was
taken up. After the programme for the
evening had Leen rendered all were invited
to the dining room by the hostess where
ice cream and cake were served.