Middletown transcript., 1895-06-08
PERSONALITIES
Little Lines About Men and Women
and What They Are Doing.

Prof. w. B. Tharp was in Wilmington
OH Tuesday.
Mrs. Annie Pennington visited Will
mington friends this week.
Rev. T. Ralston Smith, D. d., of Buff
falo, N. Y. was in town on Wednesday
calling on friends.
DIR. J.P. Gilpin, of Chestertown, was
the guest of his brother. DR.. Thomas H.
Gilpin, this week.
Misses Mary and Bes sic Anderson will
spend Sunday in Wilmington, guests OF
Mrs: N. NJ. Browne.
Mrs. w. j.. H. Lingo. of Wilmington,
was the guest of her mother, Mrs. Catha-
rine Merritt on Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Parker and Mr.. Van Dusan
ofsPhiladelphia were Sunday guests at her
fathers, Mr.. C. Parker.
Mr.. Walter o. Stack. formerly of this
town, but lately of Cambridge, Nd. vis-
tied his old friends here this week.
Mr.. Edward NJ. Vaughan left on We'd
nesday for vacation among his relations
and friends in Milton and Georgetown.
Miss Daisy Naudain attended the clos
ing dance of the school year given last eve
ming by the Misses Hebb of Wilmington.
Mrs Joseph Vandegrift and son, Hor-
ace VandegTift, of Wilmington, visited
Middletown and Odessa, on Wednesday.
Miss Ada Lockwood, who has been visit
For har
weeks, returned TO Middletown on Wednes-
day.
Miss Helen Naudain accompanied by
her friend, Miss Mary Bernard. of Green's
boro, Nd, is visiting friends at Lans-
downe Pa.
Mr.. J. Carrolton Covington, who has
been rusticating at his sisters, Mrs. ]. c.
Aston, for some weeks, returned to New
York yesterday.
Mr.. c. n Dodd was quite owe room
with the heat OH Saturday, and for several
days was confined to his house, suffering
from a near approach to sunstroke.
Rev. WI. Wilkie, rector of st AIMS
and Mr.. George V. Peverley, attended
the annual convention of the Diocese
of Delaware, at Lewes, this week.
A letter from Mrs. Emma L. Morgan
formerly ofthe National Hotel, gives the
information that her health is much i'm
proved, welcome news to her many friends.
Mrs. V. L. Culbertson and Mrs. R, L.
Price will start for Ocean Grove, N. J. next
Wednesday, where they will open the
Delaware Villa" for the season which al
ready gives promise of being good one for
seaside resorts.
-Rey. Allen Wise, of North East, took,
an outing on his wheel, Wednesday, reach
ing Middletown at noon. and after brief
visit with his cousin, Emlin Massey. he
continued his journey to New Castle,
making a so mile spin.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. s. Hoffecker, nee
Miss BERTHE Hofecker, have recently moved
from Patterson, N. J. to Camden, where
Mr.. Hofecker, has purchased drug store
Mrs. Hoffecker and son are making a .
visit at her fathers ] r. Hoffecker in town.
Miss Annie Wilson attended the fu-
neral Oh Her duIb, MIS- JOSCpulhS ioihS1
wife of Rev. Clement Frame, at Hatten-
field, N. J. on Tuesday. Mr.. Frame and
his daughter spent several days this week
at his sisters, Mrs. Manlove Wilson. They
have the sympathy of many friends in
their bereavement
Prof and Mrs. Edward Bryan, of
Litchffeld, ILL.,, accompanied by their sister,
Miss Lucille Martindale of New Castle, ar
rived in town on Thursday, and are guests
of their aunt Miss Addie Hazard, Prof.
Bryan has fine position as Supervising
Principal of the Litchfield Public Schools,
and is spending the vacation with peninsula
friends. He and Mrs. Bryan go to Milford
to-day for visit to her father, DR.. I. r.
Martindale.
DIR. Herman Bessey, who is spending
some time with old friends in Odessa, paid
his respects to the TRANSCRIPT the first OF
the week. Mr.. Bessey will be among the
graduates at the University of Pennsyl-
yania, June 18th. He has accepted the
responsible position of resident physician
in the Philadelphia Dispensary. As Mr..
Bessey throws his whole soul into what
ever he undertakes no one questions his
chosen profession.