Middletown transcript., 1896-02-29
DELAWARE CITY.
Mrs. George N. Bright is quite sick.

Mrs. George N. Bright Is quite SICK
Miss Choate has returned to Newark.
Irwin Shepherd was home last week.
Miss Bessie Price was at home this week
George Price who has been quite sick
better.
Charles Wingate spent Sunday with hi
family.
Miss Retta Burnite visited Wilmington
this week.
George W. Reybold visited Philadelphis
on Friday.
MIR. Boyd, of Chester Pa. was in town
on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Collins spent Sunday
in Baltimore.
Miss Edith Vankirk, of Philadelphia, is
home on visit.
Miss Annie Hunter has returned from
Chesapeake City.
Harry Richards, of Chester, Pa, spent
Tuesday in town.
Robert Mills and Miss Bessie were in
town on Tuesday.
Mr.. Crockett, of MiddIetown, was in
town on Tuesday. H.
George Cairns visited friends in Will
mington this week.
Rev. George 8. Gassner spent Wednes-
day in Philadelphia.
Miss BERTHE Clark has returned from a
visit to Philadelphia.
Winfield s. Vail is visiting his brother in
Cambridgeport, Mass.
Mrs. John Swan, Jr., is recovering from
an attack of tonsiletas
Mr. Wright Smith spent Sunday with his
mother in Washington.
William Wroth, of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday with friends in town.
DR.. W. NJ. Ogle. mother and sister haYe
returned from Harrisburg, Pa.
Miss Gertie Weaver, OF Philadelphia,
spent Sunday with Miss Annie Schunder,
Miss NJ. Boulden who has heen visiting
friends in town has returned to Chesapeake
City.
Mrs. George H. Foard spent a few days
with her mother near McDonough this
week.
Mr.. Wilkinson. of Kembleville, visited |
his brother Prof. Norris Wilkinson, this |
week.
Harry Gardner met with an accident |
while employed on Fort Delaware on Tues
day. He cut his foot with an adz. DR.. |
Dunlap attended him, assisted by DR.. |
Bellville.
Peter Tosney died on Wednesday; the |
funeral will take place on Saturday, in
in the R. C. churchyard. Mr. |
Tosney contracted a severe cold by fast
riding on bicycle to Augustine Park one
afternoon last August. He was we'll known
and had many warm friends in Delaware
City.
The stack yard on the Ellison farm on
Dutch Neck road was set on fire last week
On Monday last a note was pushed under
The door containing these words. Look
out for me. I'm coming back" and on
Wednesday night the sides of the house
was coal oiled and burnt matches were found
ying on the ground A constant watch
s kept to avoid confagration and to
latch the incendiary.
Frank Dunlap, Jr.. was pleasantly sur
,rised OH Tuesday evening by a party ofI
voung folks. The guests were Misses
Alice Clark, Lulu Jones. Dora Frempt,
emma Jor es. Irene Cairns, Eva Gar
liner, Stella Wingate. Cora Grimes,
Amelia Aker, Lottie VanHekle, Mabel
Hall. Emma Clark, Katie Aker, Sadie
'raig, Rose Olive, Emma Olive, Harry
wan, Otto Hudson, John Swanson, Alfred
iessig, Lou Baker, John Belle Anderson,
olomon Fountain. Mr.. r.Rupp.
The dance given by the young men of !
delaware City on Friday night in Assembly J
Iall was delightful affair. Among those
resent were Misses Julia CLARK, Allie Clark, {
annie Clark, Jennie Clark, Hattie Cheairs,
annie Cheairs. Helen Cheairs, Mr..
nd Mrs. W. A. Jester, Stewart Clark, t
IF. Mcdowell, John C. Clark, Courtland | :
lark, Thomas Sadler, Harrington Clark,
7. w. Cheairs. s. D. Townsend, W. U.I
eybold, Edwin Reybold, of Delaware
lty; Miss Page, Miss Laura Sadler, and
Iiss Alice Bootes. of Philadelphia; Messrs.
obert Comegys, J. w. Clayton, William
lockwood. William Brady, VIM Reynolds.
n. and Mrs. Fred Brady, Misses Lock- .
ood, Lucy Cochran, Mabel Paryis, Mr..
I'd Mrs. James II. Burnham, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. Watkins. Mr.. and Mrs. John Wat
ms, Misses Helen Naudain, Blanche Coch-
IN. of Middletown; Misses Carrie Brady,
Isle Karsner, and Henry Brady, of Chesa-
'ake City; Mr.. and Mrs. William Shultz,
iss Annie Shultz, Miss Lizzie Stewart, of
!. Georges; Mr.. Constable. of Elkton:
r. and Mrs. Howard Pool, Miss Alice
Jason, Messrs. Frank Pool, j. C. Gibson. !
lillian Mullen, Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Clea-
r, Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Whittock, of Nc.
enough Mr.. und Mrs. H. P. Scott, of Z
ilmington; Mr.. Manning, of Trenton;
iss Florence Hall, Miss Helen Price.
AIRY Hall and William Carpenter, of
,rt Penn.