Middletown transcript., 1897-04-10
PERSONALITIES
Little Lines About Men and Women
and What They Are Doing.

Little Lines About Men and Women
and What They Are Doing.
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~. q. Emerson was in Philadelphia on
Thursday.
Rev. G. G. Mccullough, Of Warwick,
was in town on Tuesday.
Squire Ferguson spent several days
this week with friends in Blackbird.
Rev. W. J. Wilkie preached in the Elk
ton P. e. Church Thursday evening
Mrs. G. e. HukiIl and little folks spent
this week with Philadelphia friends.
Mr.. Louis NJ. Barnard is . recent re-
cent of the Middletown wheelmen.
Mrs. Edward Evans, of near Cheswold,
is visiting her brother, DR.. w. E. Barnard.
Miss Mary Bsasten has been quite sick
during the past week with an attack Of the
grip.
PROF. Carpenter, of Philadelphia. was a
guest at the Misses Beasten,s on Wed nes-
day.
Mrs. Frank Tyson, and little folks, Of
Philadelphia. are visiting at Mr.. VIM.
Scots.
-Mr. Geo. W. Hayes, of Rock Hall, Nd,
vieited his daughter, Miss Mamie Hayes,
on Tuesday.
Miss Lille Scott has returned homs
from protracted visit at Atlantic City and
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Martha Barnard returned home
on Monday alter several weeks visit to
to her sons in town.
Miss Clarabel Wilson has returned
home after several months sojourn with
friends in Philadelphia.
Miss Fannie Stats, who has been sick
for along time is very much worse, and there
Is little hope for her recovery.
-Arcndeacon Hall, of Wilmington,
preached. at the Lenten service in st. Anne's
Church Wednesday evening.
Hon. Wilson L. Cavender, member
of the Constitutional Convention from Kent
county, was in town on Tuesday.
Mrs. Il. G. Jones and son Harry, Of
Bridgeville, are visiting her sister, Mrs.
James Collins, at Sunny Lawn"
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jones gave a tea
party Monday night in the celebration of
the fifteenth anniversary of their marriage.
Gen. McKaig, an ex-Congressman from
My Maryland, Cumberland county, is Wis.,
iting his relatives, DR.. and Mrs. I. L. Val
landigham.
Mrs. John Clements and little son
Charles, Of near Smyrna. spent the day
Wednesday with her sister, Mrs. Louis NJ.
Barnard, in town.
: MIR. Stephen Boyer was taken very ill
last Friday night and has been in very
critical condition all Che week. but his ply
sicians are hopeful of his recovery.
Rev. Francis H. Moore attended the
funeral of Rev. Alexander Proudfit. D. D.
at New Castle on Tuesday, the remaiss hav-
ing been brought from Springfield, Ohio.
Mr.. William Hates and Miss Ella Baker,
two well known and popular young people
of our town, will be married at the NJ. e.
Parsonage mex Wednesday evening.
-Messrs. Armstrong and Sparks, for
merly proprietors of the Middletown Hotel
but more recently of the Smyrna House
moved this week to Chestertown, where
they have leased the Armstrong House.
Col. Joseph Hanson who has been
spending some time with old friends in
town, returned to New York City this
week to resume his position at the Hotel
Endicott.
Mr.. A. G. Cox has been housed for over
two weeks. suffering from rheumatism,
from which he is SO disabled that he can
scarcely walk at all. Though somewhat
better he is still suffering good deal Of.
pain.
Mr.. Reynolds Clements was the guest
of his sister, Mrs. Louis M. Barnard yes
terday and was present at the christening.
of his nephew. Norris Clements Barnard.
the rites being performed in st. Anne's P. |
e. Church by Rev. W. ]. Wilkie.