Middletown transcript., 1897-06-26
PERSONALITIES %

itearly. What may seem OF no Interest e
you, may be pleasing to some one else. w
are always pleased 70 publish any 1tems o
personal or local mention and cordially invit
our patrons to furnish US the faets9 ~
-MissLueie Cochran jsa Fisitorin Dela
ware City.
MIR. George G. Rowe has been in Still
Pond, Nd, all the week. : -
Hon. Wilson T. Cayender. Of Smyrna
was in town on Thursday.
Miss Pearl Smith, of Queen Anne, Md.
is visiting Miss Lizzie Parker.
Miss Burdella Davis. of Milford, is visit
ing her aunt. Mrs. Manloye Wilson.
Mr.. W. F. Metten,- of Wilmington, wa
the guest of Mr.. ]. c. Kelley on Friday.
Mrs. VIM. II. Houston returned yestel-
day from visit with Baltimore friends
Prof. Thos N. Rawlins, of Seaford, was
a caller at the TRANSCRIPT office on Tues
day. I;.i 4LL 5Is..
Miss Blanche Messick is slightly i'm.
| proved. Her fever has been slow and pro-
tractej.
Mrs. Jones, of Ingleside, Queen Anne's
Co., Nd. is visiting Mrs. James Warren
near town.
Mr.. Cbas. w. Jones, Jr., of New York,
Twisting his parents. Mr.. Fowler accom-
panies him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas, H Jolls and Miss
Jells, of Wyoming, spent day with his
parents this week. .a...s4 (. 1. .....,...a.s.,
+ Mr.. Thos: Hall, of Johnston. Pa. is
spending his, vacation with relatives and
told friends in town. : i,k-- = ~
Mrs. Culbsrtson has gone to Maryland
to spend the summer, Misses Dora and
Jessie accompanied her.
Miss Willis, of Holemsburg, Pa, and
Miss Reynolds. of Wilmington. are visit
ing Miss Laura Willis.
Mr.. VIM. Hates is quite ill. Mrs. Grad
dock of Philadelphia and children are ex-
pected to visit him to-day. .zF
Miss Jodie Biggs and Mr.. VIM. G..
Lockwood were guests of the Misses COL
bourn at Delaware City on Sunday last. =
Rev. /. L. Wood as member of the
Examining Board, Wilmington NJ. E.
Conference, hasbeenin Dover this week in
the discharge of the duties required. a.
Miss George Bower and her nephew,
Mr.. Frank Goodwin. of Newark, were guests
of Mrs. Jno. A. Reynolds, jJr, or, Thurs
day. : q = IL 0C.1 I A.Gf9 +l.}-
I--Mr. Charles Bowlden of Texas, accom-
panied by Mr.. Samuel Foard. of Elkton,
Md. is visiting his cousin, Mr.. jefferson B.
Foard.- 'i's- .
Mrs. A. E. Shepherd returned onThurs-
day from visit with her son, Mr.. Harry
Shepherd, Of Tuckahoe Neck, Caroline
county. 3 .ia;. .tF5's.i1 d;
I MIR. Ephraim Beasten returned with
his sister from Willow Grove Park this
week and is quite i'll at their residence on
South Broad street.
Mrs. G. W. W. Naudain was called to
Philadelphia this week to attend the fun
eral of her sister-in-!aw, Mrs. c. E. Nau-,
dain, Oak Lane. .e.sst
Miss Jessie Hukill. of McKeesport, Pa,
arrived in town this week, guest at the
residence OF her father, Mr.. G. E. Hukill
on Cass street. 4
Rev. Elmer Jones, of New York State,
and Misses Short and Clark, of Clayton,
Del, have been guests Of Mrs. Lee Darling
ton this week.
Miss Mabel Derrickson who was quite
ill in Philadelphia is again at home with
herparents near town, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Prof. George A. Bunting, of Atlanta,
Ga, formerly principal of Odessa Public
Schools, was the guestof Mr.. Geo. L.TOwn.
send, Jr., the past week.
Miss Maria Nowland has returned
from school and~is entertaining at the
residence Of her father, Mr.. H. A. Now
land near town, the Misses Potion Of Phila-
delphia, her cousins.
Miss Helen Brady entertained a large
party Uf her young friends at the residence
OF her parents last Friday evening. The
young people thoroughly enjoyed Miss
JHelen's hospitaIityas they always d. II
-Middletown was represented last eve
ming at the First Pier Party by Misses VII
ola Ennis, Add Foard, Daisy Naudain,
Pearl Smith and Burdella Davis, and Mes
srs. e. NJ Vaughan, w. R. Parker. w. F.
Metteh and Thos. -lIall. .1>t ..-.1f@
Mr., Joseph s. Gibbs, of Wheeling, W.
Va, a member of the firm of Delfpane Il
Co., wholesale dealers in dry goods and no.
tions, and DR.. Edward Gibbs, of Baltimore,
have been visiting their mother, brothers
and sisters and old boy hoed scenG the past
week. ss----- y = - = u - ~
They were trio and how they en-
joyed it-"Oh! such piece Of newsl a we'd
ding, an October wedding aud in our
church too. OH Myr' The representative
of the TRANscRIpr smiledand kept his own
counsel but could have counted one-two-
three, only silence is golden. ,51tI
Among the many Americans who are
seeking health or pleasure in an ocean voy-
age is Mr.. Frank -Hardcas.le, of New York,
brother of Mrs. Thos: Cochran Of Middle
town. He sailed for Southampton on the
steamer ''St Louis" of the American Line
on Wednesday morning. r si.'.s'
t+sss.i .fs.4
Mrs. Chas. A. Ritchie had the pleasure
of entertaining her mother Mrs. John
Shipley, of Philadelphia, for the first time
during the past week in her new home. Mrs.
Shipley thinks DIR. Ritchie has settled in "as
fine country as one can ever expect 10 see.'.
And the opinion is unanimous. .z,s..
Miss Edna Cazier gave Progressive
Euchre Party al Mt. Vernon Place on
Thursday evening in honor Of her guests,
Miss Flauli of Germantown, Pa. Middle
town was represented by W. R. Paker, w.
G. lockwood. II. G. Budd, Fred Crouch. r.