Middletown transcript., 1896-09-12
Beauty is your Duty
Abundant. glossy hair. is beautys
crowning glory.
To wear this crown, use
AYERS HAIR VIGOR.
DELAWARE CITY.

)
Miss Bina Foard is at home again.
Miss Cora Bigger is visiting friends ir
the country.
| Miss Annie Schunder spent Thursday In
Wilmington.
| Mrs. Eliza Ogle of Wilmington, was il
town this week.
/. Joseph Warren, of Wilmington, was ii
town on Thursday.
/ Mfr. Hunter officiated in the NJ E. Church
last Sunday even ing.
Mrs. Wm.Smith, of Kirkwood, was in
town on Wednesday.
| Miss Maggie O'Neil visited the fair at
Elkton on Thursday.
Miss Emma Diehl. ofSmyrna D.l., was
in town ON Wednesday
Mrs. J. T. Cheairs and NJ iss Fannie were
in Philadelphia this week.
Mrs. Fl. G. Johannes made short visit
to Philadelphia this week.
Mrs. Ed. Milne is entertaining her mother
Mrs. Murch of Wilmington.
Rev. BENZ. F. Price will officiate in the
NJ. E. Church next Sunday.
Mrs. F. T. Eagle, of New Castle, visited
relatives in town on Tuesday.
The W. G. T. U. met at the home of Mrs.
Joseph Anderson on Monday eve.
Mrs. Caleb Price and Miss Agnes Vail
were in Philadelphia on Tuesday.
Miss Eva Sutton. of St. Georges. is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Geo. N. Bright.
Miss Mabel Thomas. of PhiIadelphia is
visiting her aunt, MrssrF. D. Dunlap.
Miss Alice Phillips left on Tuesday for
Philadelphia, en- route for Newark, NJ.
Mrs. Walton and children. of Philadel-
phia, have been visiting Mrs.A. Pennington,
Mrs. J. a. Vreeland, of Philadelphia,
spent few days staying over Sunday with
her mother.
Mrs. Laura Dunlap's friends the Misses
Philadelphia.
Miss Clara Hyde, of Wilmington, who
has been the guest of the Misses Pordham,
has returned home.
Rev. T. B. Hunter will visit his old
charge above Wilmington this week re-
naming over Sunday.
Mr.. Geo. Won Culin, of Bridesburg, Pa,
spent few days with his relatives in town
staying over Sunday.
Miss Hannah Swan has returned to her
duties in Philadelphia after several weeks
sojourn with her mother.
The Mite Society belonging to the Pres.
church met at the home of Mrs Geo. W.
Reybold ON Wednesday evening.
Master Charlie Brown, of Baltimore,
who has been spending the summer with \
his uncle, w. Beck. has gone home.
Mrs. Hattie Travers who has been stay
ing with her sister, Mrs. J. T. Cheairs. has
gone back to her home in Glasboro, N. J. |
The friends of Mrs NJ. A. Homan will /
be glad to know the report of her critical
condition was untrue. She is as well as
usual.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Vail and daughter
who have been visiting their Delaware
have returned to their home m
Boston.
Harry Moore, one of our Delaware City
boys who has resided in Los Angeles, Cal.
for several years, is in bad health, nervous
prostration.
The camp meeting for the benefit of st.
Peters A. NJ e. Church began on Sunday
and has been cont tinued every evening dur
ing the week, and will last until the 18th.
Rev. Fl. L. Phillips, former rector of
Christ Church, has recovered from her ILL
ness and is visiting his mother in Charles
'on. Mrs. Phillips is quite aged, being 99a
years old.
The school house for the colored children
will not be completed in time for the school |
o be opened there on Oct 1st. owing to
heir failure in procuring the necessary
lumber.
Mr.. A Colbonrn's yacht, the Venitiza,
las sailed to Essington to the club house.
Phe Misses Coulbourn's entertained some
riends with sail to New Castle where they
'isited the Jail on Tuesday.
There has been crazy man about the
own this week who should be placed where
le could have proper care and attention.
lie is said to be about % years old and ,
ancies he is in New York where he ex-
ects to meet his brother, and says his
anne is Patrick Joseph Carney. I,
An unusually fine entertainment will be
iven in Assembly Hall on Friday evening,
ept. 18th, for the benefit of the Pres.
hurch. Mr.. A. Lincoln Kirk the well 4
nown impersonator and humorist will
avor us with one of his unique monologue c
ntertaInments. As it is little out Of the :
rdinary and good order is to be the .sorder :
the evening"" large audience is antic-
,ated Refreshments will be served after
ards in adjoining room. There will be
lree prices of admission-reserved seats
then 25 and for children I5.