The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-03-03
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The remains OF Miss Linda Marshall
who died in Philadelphia ON Saturda,
last, were brought to Lewes last night
and the funeral services held at st
Peters Church, Of which she was ,
member and nterlnent made in thu
cemetery adjoining the church. Sht
was the eldest daughter OF the late Capt
John A. Marshall. and sister of Chas
f. Marshall, keeper of the breakwatel
rear light house.
Miss Bessie Metcaf was rendered .
SUR ris party ut her home last night
The large company OF young folks en-
joyed themselves until the small hours
Georgetown.
DR.. and Mrs. J.W. Messick spent Sun
day with Rev. and Mrs. l.. W. Wells al
Millsboro.
Mrs. N. Jemison OF Philadelphia, and
Mrs. Eta DuVal of Seaford, are visiting
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. b. Win:
gate.
The remains OF the infant child of Mr..
and Mrs. George 7. Calhoun, of Berlin,
Nd, were brought here yesterday for
interment. They were laid away in
Sand Hill NJ, +. Church yard. The
child's mother is in a critical condition
and the news Of her Gcalh is momcn.
tarily expected.
Philip R.Layton few days ago under
went painful surgical operation in hay
ing ppIvpus, an unnatural growth, re.
moved from his nose. The operation was
performed by DR., prcttyman of Milford.
Sheriff John II. johnson Yesterday
Killed another pen Of five large porkcrs.
john Bust OF Philadelphia, is visiting
relatives in this vicinity.
Mrs. William B. Tonils IN of Milton,
was the guest ol Mr.. and Ms. Robert
=. Davis today.
Curtis l.. Wainwright was in Green
wood yesterday.
Miss Tillie Nelson gave delightful
party toa number of her friends at her
nome on Water street Monday evening.
Among hos" present were: Misses Ida
Preltyjolln, Nora Wilson, Bertha Wilkin-
son, .'.aggc Calhoun, Lena SWAIN Rosa
Pride, Hester Murray, Ruth Green and
Messrs. John Iruyjohn, Louder lI,arn.
D"iphus short. Willard See, Will Hobbs,
Roland M1asck Charles wilkins, Sunlrl
Davidson, Elmer TIndaII. Thomas
Joseph, Robert Burton and several Of the
tasr hostess young friends from Milton.
The playing OF Il number Of games was
INDUCED in, after which refreshments
were served. The guests retired to their
homes at a late hour much pleased with
their evenings entertainment.
Rev. Frank $. Cain, pastor of Beaver
Dam Circuit NJ. =. Church, is quite i'll at
his bone al lIarbt sou,
Miss Maize Hammond OF PHILADELPHIA
is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Hammond.
Fish Commissioner and Mrs. j. Stan
ley Short Of Milford, have been visiting
the formers mother, Mrs. Sabra Short,
who is quite sick ut her home on North .
Bedford street /
Mrs II. A. Ball, Of Wilmington, is the |
guest OF her cousin, Mrs William II.
Boycc.
Prothonotary and Mrs. Jacob II. /
Adams have returned from Il short visit
in Laurel.
Master James Boyce son of Judge W. ,
IL. Boyce, entertained quite number Of
his young friends at a magic lantern
party last evening.
Mrs. Margaret A. Barr is quite i'll at
he home Of her daughter, Mrs. Walter
W. Pepper, on Pine street.
Edward Martin and little daughter.
Of Salisbury, Nd, is visiting relatives in
town.
Mrs. Khoda Salisbury, Of Dover, is
spending a few days with her son, Levin
]. Salisbury.
Miss Lizzie Warren, after brief visit
here, has returned to her home in Mil
ford.
Miss Nellie Moore has returned from
visit among friends in Laurel.
At special meeting Of the Trustees Of
NE Poor held this morning. Frederick
Walls, prominent farmer OF near this
town, was elected oycr~cpr uf the
>nss4'x AlmshouSr for one year Henry
". Hickman, the retiring ovcrsr"r, will
return to his farm at Omar and rp-cnyapc
in farming Mr. Hickman and family
have made many friends in this vicinity.
VIA" regret that they are 50 soon to
leave.
DR.. and Mrs John Palmer, ,Jr.. Of No.
I'hD Delaware Avenue, gave Il sclrc,
Inner par y at their hume on Tuesday
evening.
Chief "f Polio" D,Iun and Chief
Engineer Wilson, Of the Surveying De-
>ar'mcnt, ave made their rre,,lur
monthly reports.
Deputy Shcriii James l.. Ratlclyc will
m March j., remove from his home in '
ms city TO the farm near Newark which
Ic recently purchased.
A patriotic family. Miss SUSIE Chapin
as married last week to J. W. Wcthcr- {
il, both OF this city. Miss rhapin'S great ;
randfathcr, grandfather, father and tire '
room are ali American Mechanics. The
american Mechanics was h.st founded =.
y this city at the home Of Edward
'hapin, Miss CEapin's great grandfather. i
Newton Burke, auditor for Swift Com :,
any, is in this city on business. {