Middletown transcript., 1900-10-27
WAsrrD.-Fresh eggs at Armstrong;


Everything necessary to illustrate ma
ners and customs of the Filipinos show
in the Manila Car.
Attention is called to the new al.
Jones & Bradley in another column
this issue. See what they have TO on
you in their line.
The remains of Mrs. Mary A. Fish'
were brought her from Porter's static
yesterday on the noon train and entere
in Bethesda NJ. E. Cemetery.
Six hundred chrysanthemums in poi
some now in bloom. The public is ii
vited to Middletown Greenhouses.
Rev. E. w. Caswell will preach
Bethesda M. E. Church next Sunda
morning upon Revivals. /" lnthe even
the topic will be "The Sisters at Beth
any,"
Over one thousand products, war cur
los, tropical fruits in Manila Car, day ant
evening, October 30.
The comedy drama, "Down on the
Farm" was the attraction at the Opers
House, Monday evening, and the large
audience present were delighted with the
performance.
Thieves entered the residence of Albert
Price on Green street Thursday morning
and stole two overcoats, two ladies coats
and shot gun. The entrance and work
indicate that the robbery was commit
ted by alnatnres.
Col. Harry Bowman's medical show
will be at the Opera House all next week.
The press speaks in the highest terms
of the show, and the admission on Mon
day night will be in the reach of all, 10
cents.
For cheap groceries go to the re-
duced grocery. Coal-oil 10c, coffee l0c.
best country lard 1Oc, fine mackeral 10c.
and other things in proportion. I make
this reduction for benefit Of Cash Gus
TONERS.
Miss E. F. INGRAM.
The Epworth League of Bethesda NJ.
E. Church meets i'll the lecture room
every Sunday evening at 6.45 o'clock.
The topic for tomorrow evening is: "Do
Not Worry" Matt, 6:25-34. A large at
is desired. George F. Wilson,
eader.
The program for the New Century
Club next week is quotations: Women
writer's "What the Century has done
or Women," Mrs. S. Green Property
Rights Of Women" Miss Emma Derrick
on; position. Of Women Writer'S"
Mrs. NJ. N. Willis.
Mrs. Martha B. Lester died at the re-
idence of her husband, Edward Lester.
lear Mt. Pleasant, Wednesday morning,
n the 30th year Of her age. The re-
mains will be entered in St. Georges
at 10 o'clock to-day.
Coal is high, $6.75 per ton, and almost
to get for some time. This
ind Of weather, cool nights and morn
ngs, it is necessary to have some fire.
have carload of choice oak wood sawed |
nto stove lengths, $3.50 per cord in yard. |
JOHN W. JoLIS.
Mrs. A. NJ. Brown entertained the
.adies Matinee Euchre Club Wednesday
fternoon, at her home on West Main
treet. Miss Ada Foard was awarded /
he first prize, Mrs. ]. c. Cochran, Jr.,
Tas awarded the second, and Miss Lucie
cochran received the third.
Col. Bowman left town on Friday with
is Comedy Co., for Elkton, where he
ill make a weeks stay. The Colonel
ave good entertainments each evening
uring his stay with us, and his large
INT was filled at everyperformance. The
eople were sorry to see the show leave.
Newark, Del, Ledger.
Thomas and Susan c. Shallcross, of
Philadelphia, have issued invitations to
ne marriage of their daughter Elizabeth
to James c. Shallcross, Jr.,
'urth day evening, tenth month, thirty
rst, at six o'clock, Friends Meeting
-ouse, Seventeenth street and Girard
venue, Philadelphia. A reception fol-
ws at "The Aldine," from 7.3O to 900
clock.
William Davidson &.Co., Of Whining
ave erected this week sarcophagus in
lie lot Of the late DIR. Horace Vaughan,
Forest Cemetery. 1t is of barrie gran
e, and eight feet high, and the base
easures five feet six inches in length,
Id three feet in width. The monument
IS an ornamental die with columns in
Ich corner also ornamental cap. The
t has also been enclosed.
The three new dwellings Of Mrs. G. W.
sterson, on East Main street when com
eted, will be a great improvement to
at section of the town. Mrs. Peterson
also improving the four dwellings ad-
lining her new property, and will con
'rt the house occupied by Mrs. Sallie
into double dwelling. The
lprovements to the different properties
yned by Mrs. Peterson in this town
lring the past few years, are worthy of
ecial commendation. H
Harry Crow the tenant on one of Miss
arriet Houston's farms met with a ser
us loss this week. On Sunday night
re was discovered in his stack yards but
as extinguished with loss of two of
le stacks of wheat. On Thursday night
re again attacked the same yard and in
lite of all efforts five more stacks were
lrned. His total loss will be about SeOO
1 which there is, fortunately full insur.
ice, but the loss in straw and other
amage is considerable. Mr.. Crow is |
tn to believe in the theory of incend;or