Middletown transcript., 1896-09-12
PERSONALITIES
Little Lines About Men and Women
and What They Are Doing.

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Little Lines About Men and Wome
and What They Are Doing.
qfyou have been away on visit, or ha,
visitors at your home send us the news, ser
, | itearly. What may seem of no interest
! you, may be pleasing to some one else. w
are always pleased to publish any items /
personal or local mention and cordially fnvii
our patrons to furnish us the facts.l
Mrs. John R. Brown has returned HON
from Ocean Grove.
i Miss Mary Lippinco.tis is visiting friend
in Willow Grove, Pa.
Mrs. Anna G. Hardcastle, of Chesapeak
City, spent Monday in town.
Mrs s. E. Deakyne, OF Philadelphia, i
visiting Mrs. J. w. Barnett.
Miss Mamie Cause, of Wilmington, il
visiting Miss Daisy Naudain.
Miss Fannie Stats returned home from
Faylor's Bridge on Wednesday.
| -Dr. Horace Vaughan spent several day,
this week with relatives in Milton.
Mrs Carrie Farrow, of Smyrna, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Alex. Metten.
Mr.. VIM. G. Lockwood and J. g. Sites
visited Delaware City friends this week.
DR.. Yerl, ef efPhilaaelpAia, is e guest al
Mr.. Geo. w. Lockwood's near Warwick.
Mr.. Irving Deakyne. of Philadelphia.
was guest at Mr. VIM. Taylor's this week.
Miss Ada Lockwood entertained Miss
Louisa Cox at : 'Fairoaks" several days this
week.
Mr.. Harry Green, of Greenspring, is
spending two weeks vacation at his home
in town.
Mr.. VIM. Vansant, of Wilmington, is
spending weeks vacation with his Mid
dletown friends.
Mrs. R. L. Price and daughter, Miss
Helen, and Misses Dora and Jessie Culbert-
son reached home on Wednesday from
Ocean Grove.
Mrs. Thos.a Highland Murphy-Rosa.
leine-. of Philadelphia, visited Middle
town friends this week.
Miss Charlotte Sheppy, of Brooklyn,
N. Y. is visiting Mrs. Edmund Draper, at
Locust Lawn" near town. -.
Miss Martha Heaton has returned
home after an all summer season with
her brother in Philadelphia.
Miss Clarissa Richards went to Will
mington on Tuesday and has secured very
nice position in Lippincotts store
DIR. Mckee and family have retur ned
from their summering at Rehoboth, de-
lighted with Delaware's watering place. dsM
Mrs. J. Preston Dunning. of San Fran I.
cisco, California, is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno B. Pennington,i in Dover.
Miss Bessie Morton, a student nurse at
the Orthopoedic Hospital Philadelphia, is
spending short vacation at her sisters,
Mrs. Geo. w. Lockwood.
Miss Elizabeth Parker has returned
home from Clayton where she was the
guest of Mrs. Walker, who gave a card
party in her honor on Monday evening.
Miss Sara Smith, of Newark, N. T.,
who has been summering at Georgetown.
was the guest of DR.. Horace Vaughan and
brother on Tuesday, en- route for her home
-ReY. Francis H. Moore will return
home to-day from his summer vacation, of
q month, the latter part of which he has
spent in the health giving atmosphere of
the White Mountains.
Cashier J. s. Crouch, Messrs. L. Oar
lington, L. G. Scott, A. NJ. Brown, VIM.
Taylor, James Collins and J. W. Barnett |
spent Labor Day at Betterton, and with |
hook and line emulated the virtues of |
Izaak Walton 1.-THE complete angler"
Mrs. Anna Barr and Miss Lettie Pen
nington. Of Delaware City, were in town
on Tuesday. Mrs. Barr is one of the |
TRANSCRIPTS Oldest and most appreciative |
readers. She is in her SD year but has
good health and is quite ac-
i've in both body and mind.
Mrs. Joseph Biggs, accompanied by her
laughter, Miss Josephine Biggs, left on
Wednesday for the Blue Ridge Mountains
n Western Maryland. Mrs Biggs is con-
7alescing from long illness, and a change
# air and scene,it is thought will be Of great
'eneft to her.
MIR. John Evans and daughter, of
darion. Kansas, are visiting their eastern
riends, spending several days this week at
lis brothers. Mr.. W. E. Evans in town.
'wenty years had elapsed since the brothers
net last. and very happy reunion Of
heir two families was cele brated on Mon.
ay.