Middletown transcript., 1896-07-25
PERSONALITIES
Little Lines About Men and Women
and What They Are Doing.

Little Lines About Men and Woms
and What They Are Doing.
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i our patrons to furnish us the facts
Miss Sallie Jolls is home from Reh
both.
Miss Jennie Brice, of Sassafras, is yisi
ing Miss Lydia Echenhofer.
Miss Lizzie Lattomus, of Philadelphia
is vi ,iting at Mr.. VIM. A. SCOTS. :.
Master Ray RothwelI, of Philadelphia,
visiting his aunts. Misses Beaston.
Miss Mollie Wilson, of Philadelphia,
the guest of Mrs. B. T. Biggs.
MIR. Charles NJ. Stanger is entertainin
his brother, James Stanger, of Texas.
Miss Bessie Anderson has spent th
week with friends in the Quaker City.
Miss Marie Dubois. of Baltimore, il
visiting Miss Blanche Wright. at Warwick
Miss Mabelle Parvis is visiting her sis
ter Mrs. Hugh c. Browne, in Wilmington
Mr.. Victor Messick, of Millington, Md
spent Thursday with his parents in town
MIR. Eli Dickinson. of Chester, formerl.
of this neighorhood, is visiting friends here
Miss Carrie Dunham, of Vineland, n
J., is visiting her sister. Mrs Geo. v. Pever
ley.
Mr.. Ralph Norris. of Baltimore. is
the guest of Miss Ada Lockwoo at Fair
oaks.
Miss George Roberts, Of Eddington,
Pa, spent Sunday in town, guest of Mr.. A
G. Cox.
MIR. Leo. Evans and sister, Miss Ber-
nice Evans are summering at Colorado
Springs.
Miss McIlvaine, of Baltimore, who was
the guest of Blanche Cochran, has returned
home.
MIR. Ed Wylie. of Baltimore, was the
guest of Mr.. w. ]. Barnett on Thursday
and Friday.
Mrs. Osborn and her daughter. Mrs.
Baker, of Wilmington, are guests at DR.. I.
s. Vallandigham's.
Mr.. Edward Vallandigham, of New
York, spent the week with his brother, DR..
l. s. Vallandigham
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Taylor and Mr.. and
Mrs. WI. Barnett, spent several days this
week in New York City.
Mrs. WilIoughby. of Baltimore, is a
summer visitor at Bohemia. the guest of
her uncle, Rev. Father Haugh.
= Mrs. Fannie Lockwood and. son, Master
Douglas Lockwood, are at Rehobotll, guests
of DR.. r. B. Mckee and family.
Miss Mary Roberts; of near Smyrna,
spent several days this week at her grand
mothers Mrs. Manlove Wilson.
Mrs, Brisbane Price, widow of the late
Thos. w. Price. has recently returned eas
from Denver, COL, and is visiting her
brothers, Messrs. Biggs, in town
Mr.. ]. c.. Parker Joined his family at
Ocean Grove on Thursday, where he will
spend ten days or more with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gov. " Peverly and family
went to Rehoboth on Wednesday, for q
few days sojourn down by the sea.
Misses Edith and Louise Reyn olds are
making a summer visit with frie nds down
lie State at c linden Camp and Dover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkie, of Bro oklyn, N.
Y are spending the summer with their
ION, Rev. w. J. Wilkie at the rectory.
Mrs. E. R. Cochran and daughter, Miss
Blanche Cochran left yesterday for sea
ION by the seashore at Atlantic City, N. J.
Miss Bessie Wheeler returned to Balti-
more this week. after a pleasant visit at
Ter cousins, Mrs Geo. w. Lockwood, near
Warwick.
Mrs Carrie Farrell, Of Smyrna, is visit
ng her sister. Mrs. Alex Metten. They ex-
,ect to attend family gathering at Crump-
on next week.
Mrs. VIM. Houston has returned from
Baltimore where she spent two weeks in at
enhance upon her daughter, Miss Myrtle
Who has been quite i'll.
Miss Bell Reynolds and Miss Naudain
etuned Monday, to their home in Viii
nington after delightful visit to Misses
lydia and Mary Cochran at their home,
Mt. Airy" near town.
Mr. VIM G.. Lockwood entertained
Hiss Massey, of Chestertown, Miss Ross, of
Washington, d. G. and Miss Ware, Of
dassey's on Wednesday.
Mrs. J. B. Cazier and daughter, Miss
edna Cazier, will leave to-day for Beech
Haven, N. j., and will spend the month
# August at this popular resort.
Misses Mary and Lillian Budd, accom-
,anied by their cousins, the Misses Pierce,
If Michigan, are visiting relatives in Will
nington and Chester county.
Miss Helen Price has recently secu red
position as clerk in the Post Office at
ocean Grove, for the summer season. the
being Delawarean.
Prof w. B. Tharp. formerly Principal
# MiddIetown Public Schools. was in town
his week, saying adieu 70 his old friends
here before entering upon his new field of
labor in Henderson. Ky. where he was re-
,ently appointed Principal Of the High
School.
The New Professors.
Notice of the election of three new pro-
fessors by the board of trustees of Dele
ware College was crowded out last week
by convention news The salaries of the
new professors will be $l,750 year and
they will add to the strength of the already
strong faculty. The selections fell to gentle
men well-known in Delaware They are: Ed
ward N. Vallandigham, of New York City
who was elec ted professor of mental, moral
and political science. He will take the place,
formerly filled by DR.. Raub and will teach
the English langua ge and literature, his