Middletown transcript., 1895-07-06
PERSONALITIES

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Little Lines About Men and Womt
&c and What Thew Are Doing.
Miss Mary Maxwell is visiting frien
N in New Castle.
Il Mrs. Alex Maxwell visited New Cast
- on the Fourth"
. Miss Ethel Parvis is visiting Whining
!. ton friends this week
: Edward Burnham, of Wilmington,
. visiting relatives in town.
r -Galord Wright, of Warwick, is til
guest of Robert A. Comegys.
; DR. Roberts, Of ChurchhiIl. Nd, was il
| town on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. Oscar Bittle, of Philadelphia, il
visiting her mother, Mrs. Fannie Vasey.
Mrs. Lidie Hearn. of Wilmington. il
visiting at the home of Cashier J. C.Crouch
Mrs. Eliza Stephens is being enter.
tanned by Mrs. T. H. Hurn, on Cass Street.
Mrs. Rosalind Murphy, of Philadelphia,
is summer guest of Middletown friends.
Mr.. G. w. Edwards, of Philadelphia,
spent the Fourth with his parents near
town.
Mrs. Thos. Scott and granddaughter
Miss Helen Smith, are visiting relatives at
Harrington.
| Miss Hattie Barnard accompanied her
mother who returned to her home in Ches-
| wold, on Monday,
Mrs. Joshua Clayton. of Philadelphia,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. N. J. Williams
on North Broad street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Vincent, of Phila-
delphia, spent the Fourth with Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Edwards.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. H. Hendrickson of
Philadelphia spent Wednesday in town,
guests of Thomas W. Scott
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Barnett and Miss
Alice Rollins spent the Fourth" in Will
mington and at Gordon Heights.
Mrs. w. T. Vail, Of Delaware City, who
was the guest of Mrs. ]. C. Crouch last
week, returned home on Monday.
phia, is spending few weeks at her faith
er's, Mr.. G. w. Lockwood, near town.
Father" Davis and wife, of Still Pond,
Nd. are visiting Middletown friends, guests
of Mr.. Manlove Davis on Lake street.
Mr.. Henri Brady, recent graduate of
Princeton, was the guest of his cousin,
William Brady, near town, this week.
Miss Alice Outcault left town on
Tuesday for Ohio, where she will spend
the summer with her friend, Mrs. Matlack.
DIR. Martin H. Barr, of Elwin, Pa.
spent several days recently with his mother
in town, and returned home Monday even
ing.
Assistant Post Master, W. s. Moore, is
taking vacation of few weeks, enjoying
the beautiful scenery at Mauch Chunk, Pa
Mrs Ida Jones is his substitute at the post |
office.
Miss Ada Lockwood, accompanied by |
her nephew, Lockwood STAN, who was q |
pupil at Rock Hill College near baltimore |
this year, is visiting Philadelphia and |
Wilmington friends.
Rev. DR.. Chas T. Morgan, pastor of
the Spring Garden Baptist Church, Phila-
dolphin, his sister Miss Barbara d. Morgan
and niece, Miss Eva NJ. Ritchi, are guests
of Dr. Ritchi at the NiddIetown Hotel.
Il. - Hall, ,Ph. G of Jolinstown. Pa. and
William Hail. student at the Williamson
Industrial School at Media, are visiting
heir mother and sister in town, and will
accompany them to-day to Principle, Md
or several weeks visit
Mrs. Ella Cochran was thrice happy on
Sunday, her three SONS, Victor, of Phila-
ieiphia Clarence of Wilmington and
Warren, of Washington D. c. spent the day
With her, the first time in three years they
Ill visited home together.
Misses Bessie Anderson, Martha Hea-
on, Mollie and Annie Wilson and Mrs.
Katie Wilson Roberts will go with the
Christian Endeavor excursion to Boston
lext week and several of the party will con-
inue their til to the White Mountains
Prof. and Mrs. Edmund Bryan, of
ILL.,. who are making a summer
pilgrimage with peninsula friends, made
'rief visit to the TRANSCRIPT sanctum on
Monday, ell route for Odessa. They con- ]
inued their journey to New Castle on We'd
lesday, where tlfeyf are guests ef their sig
er, Miss Lucille Martindale.
Mr.. James Lattamus, of Townsend,
rho has been the efficient principal of the
'elton public schools for the past two
ears, paid the TRANSCRIPT call on We'd
esday. He expects to take the law
curse in the Washington and Lee Uni
ersity, Lexington, Va, i'll the fall.
Among the graduates who took the
)egree of B. A. at the recent Commence
lent of Rock Hill College. at the Academy
Music in Baltimore, was Mr.. Charles II.
rawford, son of Mr.. II. V. B. Crawford, =
Cecil County. Mr.. Crawford was awar- =
ed Gold Medals for Chemistry and Line ar =
rawing, and also received numerous con- !
and handsome presents.