The Delawarean., 1900-07-21

spoke after Rev. ]. d. Kemp had fin
ished and with most of the audienc,
had left the stand and immediate local
ity. I take this late opportunity AM
means to apologize to Mr.. Johnson TO
the oversight in not mentioning hin
and noting his very poetical address
that evening, and hope that he and hi
friends will be satisfied with this ex
PLANTATION.
Miss Lula Stevenson and Miss Flor
ence Creadick were the guests of Mrs
Laura Cooper this week.
Mr.. William S. McIlvaine is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Charles Weston anC
his sons, Wilbur and Edward McIlvain,
in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cubbage is visiting
her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. anC
Mrs. James F. Cubbage.
Mrs. Marple Cohee and children Of
Philadelphia, are visiting Mrs. P. X
Meredith and Mrs. John w. Killen.
Mrs. Charles Derrickson of Middle
town, was with her sisters, the Misses
Warren this week.
Miss Maggie Goodwin and Miss Flor
ence Dill are attending the Summer
school at Dover.
Mrs. Henry C. Lynch Miss Eta
Root Miss Anna Collins. Miss Mary
Clifford and Herman Anderson, Jr.,
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George
w. Anderson on Monday.
Miss Eta Root is entertaining at her
home at Lexington Mills, Miss Anna
Collins, Miss Mary Anderson, Clifford
and Herman Anderson, Jr., of Ches-
void.
The FELTON, Board of Education on
Monday evening elected these teach
ers for the coming year: Prof. H. ".
Holloway, Miss Octavia Graham and
Miss Maggie Goodwin. They are the
same corps that taught our school for
several years past, except Miss Gra-
ham, last year was her first year in
FELTON, school. The teachers are all
popular and efficient and very salts
factory.
Miss Belle Rice of Philadelphia, was
the guest of her sister, Mrs William
Schabinger, and her brother, J. Frank
Rice, on Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Joseph S. Case and Miss Hattie
Bradley were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
John Lindale, near Leipsic, on Satur-
day and Sunday
Mrs Harry Raymond and daughter
of Leipsc, were guests of her parents
Mr. and Mrs. William 7. Bradley this
week.
Mrs. c. c. Clifton and Miss Lula NJ.
Stevenson were in Philadelphia on
Miss Clara Burnite went TO Washing
ington on Monday to accept a position
in the Census Bureau.
Mr.. Minos c. Smith. manager of the
Delaware Fire Insurance Company of
Wilmington. was the guest of friends
in FELTON, on Sunday and Monday.
The congregations of Harrington and
FELTON, Presbyterian Churches hav
granted their pastor vacation until
Septe mber 2. which will be the first
Sabbath in the month. 1t has been the
,ustom for a number of years with |
.hese two churches TO give month |
Zach summer TO their pastor, but owing
o the physical condition of their pres
mt pastor they decided to extend his
'acation two weeks beyond the regular
ime.
Rev Fl. L. Schlinke, the NJ. P. min
ster. preached in the FELTON, Presby-
erian Church last Sabbath afternoon.
Miss Eta Root has returned from
visit to friends in Philadelphia,
'hester. Wilmington and Chesweld.
Mrs. John w. Clifton of Smyrna
vas the guest of her father, Mr.. James
B. Conner on Tuesday.
DR.. William H. Long of Philadelphia
who was with his father-n-law, Mr.
stephen G. Levick. near Viola. has re
urned home.
Miss May Harrington and William
Taylor of Harrington, were guests of
Miss Jennie Harrington on Saturday
md Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Harris and Miss Lila
Joyce of New York with Miss Annie
Joyce of Philadelphia. are visiting thei
PARENTS. Mr.. and Mrs John Joyce.
Miss Millie Tee was with friends a
harrington on Sunday.
Fred Baynum of Chester, was wit
in FELTON, on Sunday.
Peter K. Meredith, John w. Killen
ind William P. Waldman, with their
antilles and Mrs. Minos Smith and son.
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