Middletown transcript., 1898-04-16
PERSONALITIES
Little Lines About Men and Women
and what They Are Doing.

little Lines About Men and Women
ana what They Are Doing.
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Miss Mary W. Anderson is the guest Of
friends in York. Pa.
Mr.. John J. Hoffecker spent Sunday
with his father, Mr.. ). r. Hoffecker,
Miss Marie Lockwood spent Sunday
with her parents near Warwick, Md.
Miss Clara Moore, NJ D., visited friends
n Pennsylvania the first of the week.
Miss Mazie Townsend, Of Camden.
Del. is the guest Of Miss Mabel Parvis.
Mr.. William Metten, of Wilmington,
spent Sunday at his home in Fisldsboro.
Mr.. c. P. Crockett is spending several
days with his father, Mr.. .P.Crockett, near
town.
Miss Bessie Morton. of the Quaker City.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. George W. Lock-
| wood.
Mr.. Thomas Burnham. of Wilmington,
is visiting his sister, Mrs. James r. Hof-
fscker.
Mrs. Margaret Wright and Mrs. M. B.
Burris are visiting Mrs. ]. N. Arthors in
Kenton.
Mrs. Ella Cochran spent Monday in
Philadelphia with her son, Mr.. Victor
Cochran.
| Miss Blanche Armstrong was home for
Easter With her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I. II.
Armstrong.
mfr. Curtis Holten, of the City Of Bro
therly Love; spent Sunday with his parents
on Cass st.
DIR. Cecil Green, OF Newark, Delaware,
was an Easter visitor at his mothers. Mrs.
Lucy Green.
The Misses Amy and Clara Piser spent
Easter Sunday with their parents near
Warwick, Md.
/ -Messrs. John G. C. and Samuel Kelley,
of Philadelphia, were among the Easter
visitors in town.
Mr.. Robert A. Comegys. Of Penn. Uni
versity, spent Sunday with his parents on
South Broad Street.
Miss Marian Cochran, Of Elwyn. was in
town few days this week at her fathers
Mr.. w. R. Cochran.
Miss Clarissa Richards, Of Whining
| ton, spent Easter with Ier parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. g. s. Richards.
Mr.. G. Z. Hukill, wife aud two child
en- spent few days his week with friends
4 in Germantown, Pa.
| Miss Elizabeth c. Parker is enjoying
a two weeks visit with friends and rela
tives in Philadelphia.
Ex-Governor John A. Richards, o
Montana, spent Sunday in town. the CUES
ofM B. Burris, Esqr.
Past Councillor J. A. Suydam attended
| LQ6 anniversary "a IlCAOAAS1 OOAh~Ai1 49,
%, Jr. o. q. A. M. last evening.
Mrs. Perkins and her niece, Miss Price
Of Philadelphia, have taken the hous
lately occupied by Mr.. Bragdon OH Greel
street.
Mr.. John W. Suthphin, Of Trenton, n
J. visited her aunt, Mrs. John A. Reynolds
the first Of the week and also friends il
Odessa.
Mrs. A. g. Cox, Mrs. W. Fl. Moore and
Mrs. SeweIl Holten will represent the loca
W.C.T.U at the County Convention a
Townsend next week.
Mr.. Harry Budd, formerly Of this
town has accepted the position of assistan
cashier with Harlan & Hollingsworth Co.
, Wilmington, Delaware.
Rev. and Mrs. w. Wilkie were calle'
: to Springfield, Mass, this week by the dealt
of Mrs. Wilkes father. Mr. Hodge. MI
Wilkie returned on Thursday.
Miss Helen Slaughter. of Dover, ani
a Mr.. Harry Lank, of Philadelphia, ar
. guests Of Miss Susie and Mr.. w. Rees
: Parker on South Broad street.
!, Mr.. John F. Metten is enjoying week
!. cunning at his fathers home Fieldsbort
He leaves Monday for Newport News wher
be will be employed in Government ofict
III Miss Mary f. Burris and Mr.. John
o Ash have been elected delegates from th
0 M. E. Sunday-school to the State Conver
}. ton at Dover on April 2sth and 10Th. Re
' I. L. Wood and Mr.. A. G. Cox are delegate
ex-off1cio.
The Misses Naudain are entertaining
|. house party Of friends who are in attent
: ance upon the Easter dance. Their CUES
are: Miss May Dillahunt and Miss Ad
d Mifiin, of Philadelphia; Miss Matte Sim
q son and Miss Helen Carpenter, of Wilmin
: ton; Mrs. e. w. Polk, Of Pocomoke Cit
i Miss Mary Bernard, of Greensboro; Mr..
i s. Kent and Mr.. T. Il. Ridgaway, of Bali
Dr more; Mr.. Harry Fritz and Mr.. Jas.
il Nields, OF ilmington;M Mr.. W. E. Broughte
d Of Pocomoke City; Mr.. o. NJ. Wilson,
Milford; Mr.. Henry Fleming, Of Harm
10 ton.