Middletown transcript., 1895-11-30
DELAWARE CITY.

Roy Keane was home Oh Thursday.
Miss Higgins has returned from Wood
bury, NJ.
Miss Caroline Aker is visiting in Phila
delphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. William storne spent Sun
day in town.
Mr.. N. Wilkinson visit ed New Yorl
City on Saturday.
Miss Fannie Mott, of Ogleton, visited he
parents in town on Sunday.
&c. Warren enjoyed his Thanksgiving
at his home in Connecticut
Wright Smith, of Fort Delaware, spen
Thanksgiving in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Shuster are spend
ing the winter in Philadelphia.
Clayton Taylor, of Dover, was enter
tanned by Harwood Ayres this week.
Miss Bradway is spending few days in
Philadelphia
Miss Hodgman and Miss Scott, of Will
mngton, are guests of Mrs. George Greene
The Daughters of the King met at the
home of Mrs. N. g. Price, Monday even
ing.
Mrs. Robert Mills, Miss Bessie and Rob.
bic, spent Saturday with Mrs. Margaret
Hunter.
Misses Mary and Ruth Naudain, OF
Odessa, returned home from visit to Miss
Sadie Craig.
Miss Caroline Cooch and Mr.. Fred Cooch,
of Newark, were Miss Ethel Reybold's
guests on Wednesday,.
Mrs. J. E. Sadler entertained Miss Mary
Reybold, and Messrs. Willard Smith and
Owen Powell on Thursday.
Miss Laura Frempt and Mrs. William
I. Vail assisted the choir Of the nj. E,
Church on Thursday morning.
Miss Mollie E. Boulder and nephew
Frank Jefferson, of Chesapeake City, spent
Thanksgiving with Miss Lidie Bradway.
Mr.. Cecil Rice spent Thanksgiving with
Rev. and Mrs. ]. Edwin Amos, returning to
Baltimore on Friday. Mrs Rice accom-
panied him.
Miss Emma LaBunbe attended the we'd
ding of her cousin. " iss Sarah LaBoube,
of New Castle. and Charles T. Edwards, on
Wednesday in Wilmington.
Benjamin Southwick's remains were
brought to Delaware City on Wednesday
for interment. Services were held in the
NJ. e. Church. Rev. ]. Edwin Amos officia-
ting.
Appropriate services were held Ron
Thanksgiving day il the NJ E. and p. E
Churches. Rev. L. A. Oates delivered an
unusually fine sermon IN most earnest
and impressive manner.
The ladies of Christ Church will hold
Christmas Market in the parish house on
the evenings of the 10th, 11th and 18th of
December. There will be variety of
articles for sale: dolls, pretty Christmas
souvenirs. cake. pick les, etc
The law in regard TO shooting rabbits
allows the privilege from the 1st to the 31st
of the month of December. This privilege,
like many others, is abused. particularly in
this neighborhood, as cunning for rabbits
is an all-winter pastime. 1t is a we'll
known fact that men and boys 60 so far as
to take their dogs to the swamps and
branches in order TO feed them on the
young rabbits.
The hop given on Thanksgiving Eve, by
the young men Of Delaware City was |
social event and was patronized by the fol |
lowing.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Townsend, Dr. and |
Mrs. Frank Be!ville, Mr. and Mrs. .H.H.
Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Shultz, Mrs. Edwin c. |
Reybold, Misses Fannie Clark, Jennie |
Clark, Julia Clark, A. Clark. Florence
Hodgman, Laura Scott, Bessie Reynolds,
b anche Cochran, Mary G, ciran, AIDA
Foard, Bessie Foard. Mary Reybold, Ethel
Reybold, Caroline Cooch, Clara Vail, Emily
Smith, Florence Hall, Madeline Colburn,
Lettie Sweeney, Annie shultz, Rachel Nor
'ison, Edith Derrickson, May Clay ton.
Messrs. Irwin Shepherd, Stewart Clark,
Harrington Clark, Courtland Clark, George
rruitt, George McIntire, Frank Coock,
William Jester, William Reybold, Edwin
Reybold. Thomas Sadler, Henry Higgins,
owen Powell, Harry Clark, Caleb Price.
William Reynolds, Gray Taylor, William
Brady, Harry Boots, Bayard Heisel, s. D.
townsend, W. w. Cheairs, William Metten,
Howard Poole, Rev. L. A. Oates, DIR. Sites,
Dr.. Mcdowell. DR.. crossan, Mr.. RothweII |.