Evening journal., 1899-09-19
CUT WITH DULL KNIFE
MAN PAINFULLY
HURT-RECEPTION TO YOUNG
WOMAN VISITOR - PERSONAL
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WOMAN VISITOR - PERSONAL
NOTES.
Frederica, Sept. 1s.-Mrs. Harry
Cropper, of Philadelphia, visited her
sisters, Mrs. Robert Marshall and Mrs.
Hetty Spencer, last week.
Mrs. Harry Worley spent several
days with Milford relatives.
Professor and Mrs. NJ. L. Hydorn, of
Milford, we're the guests of MIR. and
Mrs. James Grier last week.
Mrs. Perry Boone, who has been Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs John
Arts, has returned to her home, in
Philadelphia.
Miss Ethlyn Hardesty left here on
Tuesday for Carlisle, Pa, to become a
student of Dickinson College.
Misses Ethel and Blanche Brown, of
Wilmington, were the guests Of their
/ cousins, Misses Elma and Elizabeth
Brown.
Mrs. John w. Hall has returned from
Clifton Springs, where she has been
spending the Summer for her health.
Miss Emma Newman, Of Farming
ton, spent several days with Misses
Elma and Elizabeth Brown. On Satur-
day evening the following friends OF
Miss Newman spent very pleasant
evening with her at the home OF the
= Misses Brown: Misses Carrie Kirk
Minnie Bethards, Alice Grier, Meta
Russell, Lizzie Lank and Della Emory.
Messrs. Oliver X. Grier, Willis Patter-
son, James Seaman, Edward Hudson
and Clayton Hoey.
Mrs. Kate Brown, who has been Wis
iting her sisters, Mrs. James Kelly and
Mrs. Waitman Sipple, has returned to
her home, in New Jersey.
Miss Essie Sipple has returned from
a visit to friends in Philadelphia and
Atlantic City.
On Sunday morning Rev. z H. Web
ster, of the M. Z. Church, received
probationers into full membership.
Miss Meta Russell is attending the
| Conference Academy, at Dover.
Thomas Williams has been confined
to his home for over a week, suffering
with painters collie, but is now improy
ing.
Miss Cora Rick, who was taken sicl
at Bowers Beach in July and had al
operation performed for appendicitis
has improved sufficiently to be moves
from Bowers to her home in town, anC
still continues to improve.
John Russell, while cutting a piece o
string with what he supposed to be
dull knife, pressed very hard on tn
knife, which slipped and cut his arm a
the joint. A doctor was called in ant
had to take several stitches in it.
Robert Huggins, of Rochester, MINI
who is a member of the G. A. r., at
tended the encampment in Philadel
phia, and also visited his cousin, Sam
uel Huggins, of Frederick.
Mrs. Joseph S. Clark was the gues
Of her cousin, Mrs. Howard BOnwill, Q
Camden, n. j., this week.
Miss Lou Dawson, who has bee
spending several weeks with her cou
sin. Mrs. Leander Hopkins, has return
!, ed to her home, in Philadelphia.
Miss Gertrude Slime, who has bee
), visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. "
= Slime, has returned to her home, /
| Pennsylvania.
Rev. Smith, of Houston, was a recer
+ Frederick visitor.
e Miss Emma Cook, Of Philadelphia
ID spent several days with her cousin
Mrs Joseph Frazier, this week.
The canneries have been running o
e full time, tomatoes being plentiful an
very nice.
i The public schools opened to-da
: with the following teachers in charg'
e Principal, Professor M. l.. HydOrn.
Milford; first assistant, Mrs. j.
Clark; second assistant, Miss Carr
2 Tomlinson; third assistant Miss Ba
le ker, of Harrington.
A large party of Philadelphians visi
81 ed Kent Cottage. at Bowers. on Satu
g day, remaining until to-day. A We
g. pleasant time was spent. as this W
d the farewell trip of the season
x them.
l.