Middletown transcript., 1897-03-27
PERSONALITIES
l4itrie Lines About Men and Women
aud what Thev Are Doing.


I.Itrfe Lines About Men and Women
aud what Thev Are Doing.
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visitors ct gonF home send Us Is the nspT ,nes.s seno %
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are always pleased TO publish any items q
personal or local mention and cordially invite
our patrons to furnish US the factsl
Miss Elizabeth Wallis, Of DoYer, is the
guest of Mrs. !. B. Messick.
Mr.. Reynolds SaleVan. OF Frederick.
was in town on Wednesday.
Miss Myrtle Houston returned home
from Baltimore on Monday.
: Mrs. H. v. Parvis spent several days
this week in PhiladeIphia.
Miss Katherine Pennington, Of EeaSOrd,
il the guest of Miss Grace Parvis.
Miss Susie Ellison, of Summit Bridge,
spent Sunday with Miss Adda Foard.
Mrs. VIM. T. Connslee and little folks are
visiting friends in Baltimore this week.
Frank Brockson, Esq, is the guest Of
his brother, VIM. h. BrocksOn, in town.
-HonGeo.v. Massey and wife sailed from
New York this week for southern Europe.
Mrs. Mary Appletown. of Wilmington.
was the guest OF her sister. Mrs. J. Fl. EN-
erson. this week.
Miss Lizzie Lockwood, Of Heathe
Grange. Nd, was the guest Of Middletown
friends this week.
MIR. Thos. s. Fouracre. foreman of the
TRANSCRIPT, spent the day Wednesday
In Wilmington.
Rev. VIM. Scheers. of the Baltimore
Conference, was the guest Of Mrs. Mary
Stats y esterday.
MIR. Abram staats. of Taylor's
Bridge. visited his sister. Miss Fannie
Stats on Wednesday.
Mrs. Annie Moody and little daughter,
of State Road, visited her brother. Mr.. L
Darlington this week.
Miss Emma Merritt has been sick this
week with the grip, but is better again:and
able to be about.
-R. W. J. Wilkie, rector of st. Anne's.
preached at Calvary Pc. Church, Will
mington on Thursday evening.
Miss Elizabeth Parker returned home
on Tuesday from q visit with friends in
Queen Anne's, and at Smyrna.
Mrs. A. G. Cox returned home on Tues
day from pleasant visit with her sister,
Mrs. Cammonade, at Trenton, N. J.
-Mr. Mckinley. student at the N. P.
spent Sunday at Mr.. E. R. COchran's in
town.. He is relative of President Nc
Kinley.
Mrs. Anna Bratton, of Wilmington, has
returned to Middletown and will spend the
season at her sons, Mr.. ]. B. Bratton, at
the East End:
MIR. and Mrs. Hugh G. Browne. were
over Sunday visitors at her mothers. Mrs.
n. v. Parvis, Mrs. Browne remaining in
town during the week.
The many friends Of DR.. I. L. Wood
were very pleased to have him return to
this pastorate for another year.and he has
had many coDgratulatory greeting from
his parishioners and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. II. Mendinhall and lit
tie daughter Corinne, of Bellville, NJ. were
in town this week, visiting her father, Mr..
Mr.. Chas. P. Cochran, at the National
Hotel.
MIR. Fred Crouch. who for the past year
and over has been Postmaster Moore's
most efficient postal clerk, has resigned his
position because ofhis eyes which are Civ
ing him good deal of trouble. the sight
Of one being very much impaired. His sue.
eessor at the Post Office is Miss Helen
Price.
Miss Maggie Echenhofer of Philadel
phia, arrived in town last Saturday and Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Albert Price, be-
fore entering upon her duties. the making
Of spring beauties. at Mrs. ]. B. Bratton's.
Miss Esther Barnard. who has been
visiting at Atlantic City and in PhiladeI-
phia, spent the week at her brothers, DR..
w. e. Barnard's. IN town. and will leave
to-day for Cheswold.
Mr.. J.LSmith, of Passaic, N. J. who pur-
chased the Hayes farm near town. brought
q span of fine horses for farm work, via the
Delaware City boat. this week. their hand
some appearance attracting good deal OF
attention
Mr.A. G. Cox is suffering very much with
this week. and it is with diff.
Guilty that he is able TO get about. He says
The Conference at Chestertown was one of
the most pleasant he ever attended, until
the reading of the appointments. He and
DR.. Wood were delightfully."- entertained by
DR.. Twilley whose hospitality knew no
bounds.
Misses Daisy Naudain, Blanche and Ada
DIR. J. G. Sites. Mr.. Fred Crouch,
and DR.. Is. vallandigham were among
the seventy guests aboard the "Geo. F.
Brady''on Saturday on her second trial trip
Oglesby's orchestra furnished music and
dancing was one of the pastimes. This
handsome new steamer arrived at the
Smyrna harbor on Sunday and was visited
by over 1000 people during the day. She
made her first regular trip to Philadelphia
bn Monday.