Middletown transcript., 1896-08-08
PERSONALITIES
Little Lines About Men and Women
and what They Are Doing.

i -Rey. /, T. Wood preached at the Wy
Camp meeting on Tuesday.
| --Dr. X. B. Mckee was up from Reh6
both yesterday on business.
Mr.. Ed. Burnham Of Wilmington,
visiting Middletowu relatives
Mrs Matte Holt, nee Brinton. of Wi
naington. spent Sunday in town.
Robert A. Comegys is spending par
of his vacation at his home in town.
Mrs. G. E.. Hukill, and son EN- ory ar
visiting friends in Germantown, Pa.
Mrs. Mabel Rowland. of New Bedford.
Mass. is visiting her Middletown friends.
Miss Maggie Arthurs, of Kenton, i
spending week with Middietown friends
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Cralle. of near Nc
Donough, are visiting friends in Virginia.
| Miss Laura Buckle, of the Quaker City
is visiting her friend. Miss Bessie Ander
son.
Miss Mabelle Parvis has returned home
from her visit to her sister, Mrs. Browe. in
Wilmington.
Mrs. r.ats, of Wtlm ingson, was the
guest of Mrs. Louis NJ. Barnard severa
days this week.
Miss Mabelle Taylor spent the
week in Wilmington. guest of Mr.. and MIS-
Hugh C. Browne.
Miss Emma Edwards is being enter
tanned by her sister, Mrs. c. w. Nickerson,
at Kennedyyilie, Md.
Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Willis left on
Thursday for summer visit at Tuckerton
and Beach Haven, n ].
Miss Eugene Beaston is visiting Mrs.
]. F. Eliason at Mt Pleasant; Miss Eliza
Hurn will join her there to-day.
Mrs. J. B. Messick and Miss Blanche
have returned from visit to Rehoboth.
They stopped at the Hotel Henlopen.
Mrs. Jesse L. Shepherd has recovered
from her illness as to seek the country air
at the old homestead near Sassafras.
Mrs. Letitia Goldsborough returned
home to Philadelphia, on Tuesday. after a
six weeks visit to her sisters in town,
Hon. John H. Hoffecker. Of Smyrna,
was in town yesterday to pay his respects
to the memory of Mr.. Thomas Cavender
Mrs. Joseph Biggs, who was GONZALES
cingnicely from her long illness has suf-
fered another relapse and is again critically
i'll.
Airs. Brookes, or Philadelphia. Mrs.
Rowland saunt is guest at 'sFlowerdale,"
the home of Mrs Talbot on North Broad
street.
John Biggs, E~qr.. of Wilmington. is
spending few days with his mother while
looking after the peaches on his Maryland
farms.
Miss Fannie Staats returned home
from Ocean Grove on Thursday, very much
improved by her months stay at the .Dela-
ware Villa"
Mrs. Mary Allen and family of Phila-
delphia, are occupying Mrs. Culbertson's
home on East Main street during the month
of August
Mrs. A. G. Cox has gone to Mt. Tabor,
N. j. and in company with her sister, Mrs.
DIR. Corey. will spend several weeks at that
popular resort.
Mrs. Sarah Harris has been quite i'll
this week at the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. William Green on Crawford street,
but is now convalescing.
Mrs. e. NJ Hanson and daughters Miss
Elizabeth and little Katherine, and Marga-
ret of New York. are summer guests of
Mrs. G. .Chamberlaine'
Mr.. Joseph H. Mendinhail has returned
from an extended trip for his company
and hasjoined his wife at her brothers
Mr.. Malcome Cochran, near town.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. w. Naudain and
daughters, Misses Helen and Daisy re-
turned home from Ocean Grove on Mohr
day, Mr.. Naudain having been much ben
Gifted by the salt sea air.
Mrs. Joseph s. Gibbs and little folks
Sewell and Edith, have returned home to
Wheeling. w. Va. aftera six weeks sojourn
at Fair View" the old homestead of the
Gibbs family, near town.
-Mrs. TT. NJ Barr and her sister, Miss
Justis. went to Elwin, Pa. this week to
give DR.. Martin Barr welcome home from
his recent European visit. Mrs. Barr will
remain at Elwin for several weeks.
Miss Ella Tilghman, ofthe Eiwin In
stitute. has been spending few weeks at
her old home at Oxford Md. and returned
to Elwin on Wednesday. She spent few
days with old friends in Middletown on
her way to Oxford.
Mr.. Frank NJ. Tyson, formerly a typo
in the TRANSCRIPT offica. was in town this
week calling on old friends. He is manager
of the printing and advertising department
Of large Chemical Manufacturing Co, in
Philadelphia, and is doing well.
MFR. Chas. H. Toxins has gone to
Millington for the peach season where he
for q number of years has been book
keeper for Mr.. Burgerhoff OF the well
known Scranton firm Of c. d. Wegman
4 Co.
MIR, NJ. Williams wore very benign
smile this week upon receiving letter,
bearing foreign stamp. giving the vel
come news that Mrs. Williams and Miss
Cochran had arrived safely on the other
side and were charmed with their first view
Of the old world.
: We think Lloyd is past all danger,
thank yop,' is the happy announcement
made By Druggist Bragdon now to the |
many inquirers concerning the condition
Of his little son who was accidently run
over By q straw stacker last week. The
manly little fellow has more friends and
sympathizers than he ever knew.
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