Middletown transcript., 1896-08-01
PERSONALITIES
Little Lines About Men and WomeI
and What They Are Doing.

: I AWAY VISIJ,
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our patrons to furnish us the facts)
Miss Mary Dunning is visiting friend
in Dover.
Miss Blanche Messick is SUNNI ering b.
the sea at Rehoboth.
Master Harry Merrigew. of Philadel
phia. is visiting at Mr.. Kings.
Mrs. D. w. Eliason spent several day.
this week with friends in town.
Miss Julia Stats, of Townsend, spent
the week with friends in town.
Miss Emma Edwards spent Saturday
last with friends in Wilmington.
Miss Bessie Rosin. of Wilmington, is
visiting her grandmother in town.
Miss Mary Bolten is visiting her grand
mother. Mrs. Barnes, at Millington, Nd.
-Messrs. VIM. G. Lockwood and Edward
NJ. Vaughan spent Sunday at Massey's Md.
Mrs. Lizzie Ransom has been very sick
for the past two weeks and is still far from
well.
Mr.. Cecil Lingo. of Philadelphia, is
visiting his aunts, Misses Mary and Emma
Merritt.
Mrs. William H. Moore spent this week
rusticating at her brother-in laws, near st.
| Georges.
Miss Edna Meade, of Hanover. N. j.
is the guest of Miss Alice Eliason at Mt.
Pleasant.
MIR. Horace NJ. Walker, of New York,
visited her mother, Mrs. Maria Walker on
Wednesday.
Miss Kate Moody, of State Road, is
visiting at her uncle's, Mr.. L. Darlington.
on Green street.
Miss Mary Ellison has returned home
from visit to Mrs. DR.. and Edward Graves,
at Marietta, Pa.
Miss Effie Higgins of near Port Penn,
is visiting her aunt. Mrs. McCleary, on
East Lake street.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Maxwell, of Will
mington, spent Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs.
T. HI. Armstrong
Miss Lizzie Lattomus, of Philadelphia.
is visiting the family of William A. Scott,
on East Main street
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Griffith, of
Philadelphia, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Prettyman.
Miss Sallie Jolls is making second visit
at Rehoboth, having returned to that haven
by the sea on Wednesday.
MIR. Horton Hayes, who was the guest
of his cousins Edgar and Earnest Johnson,
has returned to Wilmington.
Miss Bertha Williams, of Odessa, was
the guest of Mrs. J. II. Mendinhall at the
National Hotel on Wednesday.
Rev Elmer E. Jones, of Cecilton, who
recently was graduated at Carlisle, will fill
the NJ. e. pulpit at Clayton tomorrow.
Mrs Martha Barnard and daughters, |
Misses Annie and Hattie Barnard, of Ches- |
wold are guests of Mr.. Louis NJ. Barnard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Garrison, of near
Cheswold, spent Sunday in town with there !
brothers, Dr. W. E. and Louis NJ Barnard. |
Mr.. William Hall, of the Williamson
Schools. Media Pa. is spending the vaca-
ton weeks with his mother, Mrs. Mary |
Hall.
Miss Lizzie Lockwood is spending the
week at her aunt's Mrs. Lydia A. Price
who suffered slight stroke of paralysis on
Mr.. A. II. Reynolds, who has been in
Elkton for several weeks. returned to Mid
dletown on Monday for the remainder of The
summer.
Mrs james Rothwell, of Philadelphia,
is expected to-day, at her sisters. Misses
Beasten, for q summer visit of several
weeks.
Miss Annie Lynch will start for Noun
tain Lake Park on Monday for three
weeks visit. Miss Lizzie Middleton will
accompany her.
Miss Mary Ashton Pool and Miss Car
lie Evans have returned from two-weeks
ojourn at Ocean Groye. They were guests
1t the Spray View.
Miss Stella Suydam accompanied her
riend. Miss Marion Tucker, home to
Dover on Tuesday and will spend several
weeks at the State Capital
Mr.. Victor Green, who is suffering with |
pulmonary trouble, left for Denver, Col,
his week and is hopeful of speedy recoy-
ry in that health-giving cline.
Misses Mamie Hayes and Bers ha Ed
Yards, of the TRANSCRIPT office, were
'mong the forty-seven excursionists TO
rom here OceanCity, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Lippincott have re- ,
urned home from Penn Mar, much i'm
'roved in health by their mouths sojourn
mong the Blue Ridge Mountains.
Mrs. J. F. Collins and three children,
# Cheswold, spent several days this week
II town, guests of her brothers, DIR. w. E. S
Barnard and Mr.. Louis NJ. Barnard.
Mrs. George w. Lockwood and daught-
r, Miss Blanche Lockwood are enjoying
he sea breezes at Rehoboth. Mr.. Lock-
Vood and Miss Julia spent the day with
hem on Thursday.
Miss Jessie Hukill has returned home
rom McKeesport, Pa. where she is en-
aged in kindergarten work. and is spend
ng the summer vacation at her fathers,
ir. G. E. Hukill. in town.
Mrs. w. B. Tharp spent several days
his week with old friends here before leav-
ng for Kentucky where she expects to join
Ter husband in two weeks, the Prof. hay
ng already gone to his new post in the t
blue grass state" a
Miss Elizabeth r. Hall, accompanied =
y her aunt, Miss Tillie Murphy, of Phila-
elphia has gone To Aurora w Va for l.