Middletown transcript., 1898-06-18
DELAWARE CITY.
Roy Keane spent Sunday at home.

Julian Reeves was home on Thursday.
Miss 4. Hines visited the Quaker City on
Saturday.
Mrs. Il. c. Johannes has returned from
Baltimore.
Mrs. F. Reybold has returned from visit
to Philadelphia.
Mr.. Richard Starr. Of Salem. N. 3. was
in town Tuesday.
Mrs. S. K. Lofand, of McDonough,is vis-
iting her mother.
Miss Cora Dunlap visited friends in VIII
mington this week.
Mrs. BENZ. Dunlap visited friends in Will
mington on Wednesday
Messrs. w. Jester and Irwin Shepherd are
home for the summer.
Miss Annie Beck was an over Sunday
visitor in Lamokin, Pa.
Mrs. John Warren and son spent We'd
nesday in Wilmington.
Miss Emma Jones has returned from
q visit to Florence, NJ.
Mr.. Russell Eaton, of Philadelphia, is the
guest Of J. r. Pennington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Hobbs, of Florence,
N. j., are visiting her parents.
Mrs. Emma Robertson has gone to At
lantic City for weeks sojourn.
DR.. OgIe visited his cousin, Mrs. F. T.
Eagle, in New Castle this week.
Miss Lidie stehley, of Middletown, is the
guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Julia Brewer.
Mr.. Albert Rrice, of Philadelphia, spent
few days with friends in town this week.
Mrs. F. D. Dunlap and son made briei
visit to friends in Philadelphia this week.
The Mite Society of the Presbyterian
Church met at the home Of Mrs. J. Thomas
Price.
Some our townspeople interested in Old
Drawers Church attended the services or
Sunday.
*The W. G. T. q. prayer meeting met on
Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs
Wilkerson.
Miss Meta Hillsley and Mr.. Lockwood
Aspril, of Wilmington, spent Sunday with
friends in town.
Mrs. James B. Clark attended the Com
mencement of the public schoolin Haddon
| field, N. J. last week.
The wedding of Miss Marian Lippincot
and Mr.. Fred Reybold has been announced
to take place on June 10Th.
Drs. Bellville and Ogle attended th'
meeting of the State Medical Society helt
in Wilmington on Tuesday.
The Young Peoples Foreign Mission So
city Of the Presbyterian Church met in th
lecture room Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Reybold are entertain
ing Mrs. Chas. Janvier, of Morton, Pa, ant
Mrs. Geo. Reybold, of Philadelphia.
Miss Lucy Jackson, who spent Wednes
day in Philadelphia met with misfortune
spraining her ankle she reached the boa
with great difficulty.
The Relief Association is obliged to hol,
its meeting in Central Hall Tuesday even
ing owing to the large number Of ladies in
terested in the work.
Mr.. Geo. McIntire's school at Blackbir
has closed for the summer vacation. MI
McIntire attended the Commencement q
Delaware College on Wednesday.
| About so soldiers arrived at the Batter
on Monday. 1t is stated about HOO will al
rive on Saturday. The encampment is O
the Reeves farm close to the fortifcatio
but not as we were informed last week, o
the lawn.
A novel entertainment will be given th
children on Saturday at the parish house
Any child who wishes to pay five cents
go in can partake of the refreshments tha
will be provided and participate in the fu
of hunting peanuts. The one finding th
greatest number will receive a priz'
Items of interest-namely-social fun
tions, entertainments, lectures church new
&C., will be given special attention.