Middletown transcript., 1896-09-19
PERSONALITIES
Little Lines About Men and women
and What They Are Doing.

" Mrs. Geo. Janvier visited friends in
: Philadelphia this week.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. B. Foard and daughters
spent Sunday at Atlantic City.
" Mrs. Andrew Jones' of Wilmington. is
y visiting Mrs. Margaret Clayton.
J Mr.. Walter Redden. of Philadelphia,
: : was a Sunday visitor at Mr.. Harry Jones'
oi Mrs Sarah Deakyne, of Chester. Pa, was
guest at Mr.. Geo. W. Ingram's this week.
:. Mrs. Bell Sammons, of Chester, Pa. is.
]. visiting at Mr.. A. Ems on Cass Street.
Mrs Martha Vandyke. of near Mt.
= Pleasant. is visiting Mrs, VIM. Taylor.
: Miss Stella Cochran has returned home
from visit to friends in Greensboro, Md.
:, Mrs. VS.. Letherbury who has been
i'll for several weeks, is now very much bet
ter.
Mrs. Andrew E. Crow, Of Wilmington,
spent Sunday at her sisters. Mrs J. II.
Emerson.
Miss Annie Platt. of Wilmington, is a
guest at her uncle's Mr.. Samuel Foard, on
North Broad street.
Hugh G. Brown. Esq, Republican
| State Chairman, was in West Virginia this
week on a business trip.
Miss Susie Parker returned to the
Maryland College at Lutherville, Thursday
entering the Junior class.
i Mrs. G. A. Ritchie is visiting GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, DR.. Ritchie's boyhood home. She &C
companied Miss Richie.
i MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Taylor, Mrs. J. W
/ Barnett and Mrs. T. II. Armstrong were in
sBridgeville on Monday
i Mrs. j. L. Wood is entertaining her |
mother, Mrs. Bender. of Chambersburg,
Pa, at the M. E. parsonage.
Miss Lille Kaneley and her mother, of
Washington, D. c., spent a few days this
week with Miss Sallie Hyett
Miss Lizzie Shepherd entertained Miss
| Ollie Price of Millington, aud Mr.. Usil-
ton, of Chestertown, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mcintyre, of Will
mington, are guests of his brother. John
P. Mcintyre, at the National Hotel
Miss Edna Cazier returned home on
Monday from Beach Haven. Mrs. Cazier
will remain there until October.
MIR. Dan Pleasanton, of Edgemoore,
has been visiting his mother. Mrs. Mary
Pleasanton, during the past two weeks.
Miss Ethel Pitt left,on Monday for Balti-
more where she is taking course in the
preparatory school of the Woman's Col
lege.
Misses Eugenie Beasten and Mary Lip
pincott were guests of Mrs. Thos. Rothwell,
at Willow Grove, Pa. several days this
week. s
Mrs. J. W. Barnett will go to Philadel- I
phia to-day and will spend several days in I
the city purchasing new goods for the fall I
trade.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Brown entertained \
his sister-in-law, Mrs. Frank S. Brown and I
little son, Frank s. Jr., of Philadelphia, this G
week.
Miss Maria Nowland has gone to Beth e
lehem, Pa, as student in the well known d
and popular Moravian Schools of that v
place. fc
Miss Sallie Lafferty, of near Dover, and "
Miss Lizzie Kemp, of Little Creek were tc
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Edwards B
this week ca
Mr. Joseph H Mendinhall, Of New N
York City, spent Sunday with his wife and ~
daughter at her brothers, Mr.. Malcolm = =
Cochran, near town. 7z- -------4 | y
MIR. and Mrs. Hugh c. Browne, of viii = :,
spent Sunday in town, Mrs :,
Browne remaining all the week, and for :,
several days has been quite sick.
Mr.. G. B. Pearson. of Greens boro, Md.
spenta few days this week in town before %
leaving for Harvard University where he of
IS pursuing course in Medicine.
Miss Anna H. E. Regan, who has o,
Taught for the past two years in VanDyke re
school near Townsend, has assumed charge ds
of the school al Ruthby. Del. M
Mr.. Albert CHM, who has been i'll of "
typhoid fever at his fathers on Cass street, 80
for number of weeks has quite recovered vo
and is able to be out again. M
Mrs. N. J. Williams and Miss Eliza m
Cochran will soon be home from their, an
European visit, their steamer, the Belgium NJ
ofthe Red Star line, being due to-day at 10
noon. da
MIR. Victor Messick has given up the g
of his fathers branch store.
1T Millington where he has been very sue Tt
,eesful and will next week enter jefferson
Medical College. Y.
Miss May Whitnack who was recen3 le,
visitor at Mr.. ]. G. Parker's in town, was tel
called to her home in New Castle on &C.
count of the illness of her sister, who died it
IN Thursday of brain fever. in
=" Father Davis and wife spent Satur- Su
lay and Sunday in town. they were ac- so
by their son, Mr.. Harry Davis mi
Ind his two daughters. Misses Matte and va
Emma. of Still Pond.
Mr.. Richard Lockwood, of baltimore, an
Dr.. Joshua Clayton, Of Atlantic City. and pls
Mrs ]. G. Maxwell of Wilmington, were na
n town Monday in attendance at Mrs. ens
funeral. an !
Mrs. Chester 0usterhandt, and her sis %,
er-in-law Miss Rachel Ousterhandt. of New ~
FORK city, are visiting their Delaware =,
riends, having spent last week with their
ousins, Misses Beasten, and are now guests -,
# Mrs. J. w. w. Naudain. - -,
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