Middletown transcript., 1897-05-01
PERSONALITIES
Little Lines About Mon and Women
aud What They Are Doing.


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Little Lines About Mon and Women
aud What They Are Doing.
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Miss Mary L. Burton is visiting Miss
Viola Ennis.
Mrs. W. p. Miflin. Of Philadelphia, was
in town yesterday.
Miss Elizabeth Parker, spent Sunday
with Smyrna friends.
Rev. and Mrs. /. L. Wood spent Wed
nesday in Philadelphia.
Misses Colbourne, of Philadelphia, are
guests at Mr.. Joseph Biggs.
DIR. Virden, of Kenton, was a Sunday
visitor at Mr.. M. B. Burris'.
Mrs. Roderick, of Mt. Holly, N. ]. is
visiting Miss Blanche Cochran.
Miss Bertha williams, of Philadelphia
Is a guest at Mr.. and Mrs. N. ]. Williams
Mrs. ]. B. Foard aud Miss Bessie Foard
were Philadelphia visitors on Wednesday
Miss Ada Mlfiin, of Philadelphia, is the
guest Of Misses Helen and Daisy Nauda in.
Mrs. N. J. williams and her guest, Miss
Bertha Williams, are visiting in Smyrna
today.
Miss Irene Hepborn. of Still Pond, Md.
was the guest of Miss Emma Ingram this
week.
Mrs. Lizzie Green has returned home
from several months visit with New York
friends.
Mr.. NJ. N. Willis returned home on
Monday from several days visit at Ber-
lin, Md.
Mrs. Clara Green was the guest Of her
uncle Mr.. H. H. Brady, at Chesapeake
City on Saturday.
Mrs. Lee Waller, and Miss Sadie Mitch
ell of Smyrna, were guests Of Miss Elizabeth
Parker on Wednesday.
Mr.. Van Dusen, of Philadelphia, has
Just returned from South America and is
guest at Mr.. J. G. Parker's.
Miss Ada Lockwood spent Sunday and
Monday with friends in town and returned
to Philadelphia on Tuesday.
Mr.. Horace M. Walker, Of New York
City, spent Thursday night in town, the
guest of his mother, Mrs. Maria Walker.
Mrs. v. L. Culbertson has returned
home from two weeks visit with friends
in Philadelphia, Bethlehem and Borden
town, N. ]:
MIR. Allen Towers of Chestertown, and
Mr.. Laurence Roote, of Pottstown, Pa. are
guests at Mr.. G. w. w W.Naudain's. and were
In attendance, ut the ball last highs.
Mr.. A. G. Cox is very much missed from
our local marts, and his many friends re-
gret his continued illness. He is somewhat
better, and hopes soon to be out again.
Miss Parsons and Mr.. Lank, of Phila-
DELPHI ia, Mr.. Ancona, of Pottstown and Mr..
Cleav er, of Wilmington, attended the ball
last night and are guests of Mr.. and Miss
Parker. -
The many friends of Miss Amelia
Streets are very glad to see her familiar
face on our streets again. She has been
housed oil winter, suffering with rheuma'
tism, but is now very much better, and
able to get around quite spry.
Mr.. Herman Cochran. who has been
visiting his father, Mr. VIM. r. Cochran,
win go to Philadelphis today to enter upon
his engagement with the Phoenxville
Bridge building Co. in constructing new
bridge across the Schuylkill.
Rev. Francis H. Mo ore was in New
York on Tuesday and witnessed the grand
parade at the Grant Memorial celebration,
the most magnificent pageant he'ever saw,
Col. T. H. Gilpin, was also present, being
on Gov. Tunnell's staff
Rev. F. H. Moore, in company with
three brother ministers, Revs. FitzSimon,
Lewis and Hall, will again set sail for Eu-
rope on June % for two months visit in
the old world. This qlrartette of jolly
bachelor brothers makes an ideal travelling
party and their trip can but be pleasant.
MIR. VIM. A. Cochran, is very Ill at the
home Of his nephew, Mr.. Richard Cochran,
near town. His daughter, Miss Laura
Cochran, who is professional nurse was
summoned this week to attend him. Mr..
Cochran is an old and very highly esteemed
resident Of this neighborhood, and there
are many wishes expressed for his recovery.
Mrs. n. G. Conwell and Mrs. VIM. R.
Cochran attended the marriage of Miss
Eliza Naudain Corbit to Mr.. Preston Lee, at
the residence Of Mrs. E. T. Warren, in Will
mingtono on Thursday. The wedding was
very brilliant social event, attended by
the elite of Wilmington society The bride
is well known in Middletown, having been
frequent visitor at the home ofMr. VIM.
r. Cochran.