Middletown transcript., 1895-04-06

her head and indisting other painful in
juriss. Dr.. Mckee rendered medical ass
istance. and she ID doing remarkable vol
for one Of her years and inirm health.
AaA1s THn WEEK AT TIE AccoxoDArros
MEAT KAsxEr. The new stock somewhat
improved and . shade lower. We will
have . full stock Of Beef. Veal and Pork
Lard Of the best quality: also new lot oi
Grsens-Kale. spinachs, Lettuce, Radishss,
Spring Onions, Celery. Butter Eggs and
Poultry.
EcaENBoFER BRos.
Corner Main and Cass streets.
Tho friends Of Gr. and Mrs. Clarence
Pool assisted Mrs. Pool TO cslsbrats her
birthday 1t ''Silver Lake Farm" near Nc
Donoush. on Monday evening. The "Pool
Orchestra" furnished music and dancing
was the order Of the evening: At refresh
msnt time some Of the company were r.
minded of All Fools Day BY cotton cakes.
and quinine favor. 1t was . happen.in
affair.
The Christian Endeavor Societies of
Delaware will publish state paper to be
called the Delaware Christian Endsavor
Herald. The Rev. 8. B. Messer Il to be the
editor Of the new paper, with J. H. Burns
of Wilmington and Samuel G. Evsns. Jr..
Of Milford. a. associate editors. and Miss
FIorence B. Upton as business manager.
There are more than 1000 members Of the
Christian EndeavOr societies In the state.
-Uncle Toms Cabin Company which
showed in the Opera House on Tuesday
evening. hsvs besn making forcsd stay
/, Middleiown. They came from Norfolk
and On route 1t was found that the living
and sleeping car ID too wide for the plat.
forms, watsr tanks, etc. along the Penn
sylvania tracks. the car striking In several
places. Having to remain here until their
agent can make new dates, they 20 to
Odsns Monday svsnin. and will probably
give Joshua Whitcomb" in the Middle.
town Opsrs HOUSE, Wednesday evening.
"A treat awaits the people Of Middle.
town next Tuesday evening. It il . treat
that the good people Of our town are
ready to share with their friends of the |
and of all the neighboring |
towns. The Schubert Male Quartetts will |
appear at the Middletown Opera House
on Tuesday, April 9th. They will be sup
ported by Miss Maude Hughes, harpists.
md Miss Grace M. Read, recitationist. |
Those who have heard the Schuberts
need no extra inducements. but judging
rom the Press opinions the ladies receive
heir full need Of praise in every enter
ainment given. Reserved seats at W. 8.
Admission 25 IS and so cents.
There Is no more happier looking man
n Middlstown this week than Mr.. John
'rssn, one Of the cutters in the shirt fac.
ory. who, almost Immediately upon his
trivial in this country last July, found
Employment here. On Monday his wife
nd three children from the old country.
andsd In Philadelphia, where they were
act by the eager, sxpsctant husband and
athsr, who had been watching and waiting
{ the wharf for many hours, for the land.
ng of the steamer "Ksnsington" that had
Or him such . precious cargo among her
400 passengers. After an absence Of
Inc months the meeting was very joy.
us one. They reached Middletown Tues
ay evening and are as happy as can BE-.
The munifcent gift Of $4,000 to the
rotsstant Episcopal Diocese of Maryland,
n account Of which appears elsewhere
, the TRANSCRIPT. suggests the inquiry,
What bequssts have been made during tbs
ast quarter Of . century to the churches,
10 educational and charitable institution
Delaware? A list Of such would be most
and it would be larger and Ion.
er than most people think. In every com.
lunity there are those whs keep such
latters in mind. or in writing which is
sttsr. A partial list would be start.
q point for one to be completed in the
,turs and such will be most acceptable to
,e TRAKscRIPT Office. Let 1t be known
ho they are who have not lived to them.
lives alone. Good and charitable deeds 4
,nnot b too often sung. IL