Middletown transcript., 1896-06-20
PERSONALITIES

PER SOnALITIE
Efttie Lines About Men ana yvolne
and What They Are Doing.
- iss VIII Beasten is visiting in Phils
deiphia. =
Mr. WI. Barnett, was in New Yorl
City this week
Hugh C. Browne, Esq. was in town OF
Wednesday on legal business.
DR.. skilley. Of Philadelphia, is visiting .
Mrs. Eliza Green's, near town.
Mrs. Louis NJ. Barnard is visiting he
mother at Poconoke City, Md
Miss Mabelle Pierson, of Plainield, N
]. is visiting Miss Ada Cochran.
-Mr. Victor Messick. Of Millington, Wis
ited his parents in town this week.
Master Julian Taylor is visiting hi.
uncle. Mr.. H. c. Jones, at Bridgeville.
Mrs. Mary Appleton, Of Wilmington
is visiting her sister. Mrs. J. H. Emerson.
Mrs. Margaret Taylor. Of Dover. is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. ]. B. Messick.
Mrs Emma Curry, of Philadelphia. is
making summer visit at Mr.. A.G. Cox's
Mics Bessie Crouch has returned from
fortnight visit with Wilmington friends.
Mrs. James Collins and Miss Mabel
Taylor are spending few days at Bridge
vile.
Mrs. Margaret Clayton is in Philadel-
phia at hospital for special treatment for
her eyes.
MIR. Amos Davidson. of New Castle, is
visiting his brother, John W. Davidson,
near town.
Miss Edith Reynolds attended the
Thompson-Barnard nuptuals in Whining
ton on Tuesday.
Miss Fannie Stats has returned home
very much improved infhealth by her lit
tie visit to the country.
Mrs. Sharp suffered a stroke of paraly-
sis few days ago and is critically i'll at her
home on Anderson street.
Mr.. Nicholas H. Vincent, of Marydel.
was in town on Thursday, having business
with Mr.. William Taylor.
-,Rey. w. K. Galloway spent this wee
rusticating at Sunny Lawn" the guest of
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Collins.
Mrs. Thos. Williams and little son, of
New York City. were guests of her sister,
Mrs. NJ. Williams. this week.
Miss Marion Cochran. of Elwin, Pa, is
spending months vacation at her fathers
Mr.. William R. Cochran, near town.
Mrs. Mary Challenger. of New Castle.
has rented the Evergreen Cottage, at Ocean
Grove, and will open her house July 1st
Mrs. Jno. p Cochran, Sr. and Mrs.
Eliza Green attended the Delaware College
Commencement. at Newark, on Wednes-
lay.
Mrs. Ella Cochran is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. H. A. Pool, who has been i'll at
her home, near McDonough, but is now
much better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh G. Browne, have
moved from their former residence on Del
aware Avenue in Wilmington to 920 Madi-
ION street.
Misses Ada Foard and Lucie Cochran.
ind Mr.. George L. Townsend, Jr.. attended
be Commencement ball at New ark, We'd
lesday night.
Messrs. Reece Parker, Will Brady, Leo
Exams and DR.. J. c. Sites attended the
commencement hop at Chestertown. Nd.
Wednesday evening.
Miss Bernice Evans, who has been
tudent at Amherst, Mass, during the past
'ear, is spending her vacation ather sisters
drs. W. F. Kennedy.
Mrs. John W. Roberts. of near Smyrna,
listed her mother, Mrs. Manlove Wilson
his week and her sister, Miss Annie Will
on accompanied her home yesterday
e. D. Hearne, Esqr.. Of Georgetown,
Who was secretary of the Democratic State
stopped over night on Tues
lay in Middletown on his way to the city.
Prof w. B. Tharp, formerly Principal
+ the Public Schools here, was in town
bis week. He has been taking a post
raduate course at Johns Hopkins in Bal |
imore.
Its girr was the pleasing announce
nent concerning the little stranger who
rrived at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. |
Ferris. on Monday and the happy parents
# the little lady are receiving many con-
Miss Burnham, daughter of Mr.. and |!
drs. james Burnham. of Wyoming, is Wis
ting her grandfather, Mr.. Thomas Clayton,
{ Mt. Pleasant. Mrs. Burnham's many
riends in Middletown are offering their
Mrs. N. J. Williams and Miss Eliza
cochran have engaged berths on the ocean
teamer Southwock. of the Red Star line,
nd wills for Europe July IA. They will |
and at Antwerp and will spend several
months on the Continent.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Davis, of Still
'ond, Md. were in town this week and
pom their arrival found that Mr.. and Mrs.
ianlove Davis whom they came to visit,
ad just gone to make them visit at Still |
'ond. But there were other friends who
1ere glad of the privilege of entertaining
hem. "Father" Davis is growing quite
eeble.his step has recently lost much of its
and the years thatso long seemed
0 touch him lightly, are beginning to
Veigh heavily upon him.
CHURCH CHIMES.
Charles r. Ernest leads the Y. P. s. G
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