Middletown transcript., 1902-05-03
PERSONALITIES

/ Mrs Alfred G. Cox was Wilmington
4 visitor this week
Miss Nettie Kemp was the guest ol
Wilmington friends over Sunday
Miss Kate Moody, Of State Road, is the
guest Of Mrs. Margaret Darlington.
Mr. Albert Alexander, of Wilmington,
i spent Sunday with friends in town.
| Miss Jessie Harrington, Of Pennington,
| IS the gnest of Miss Lucie Cochran.
/ Miss Evelyn Kibler, of Town Point,
| Nd il visiting Miss Helen Clayton.
Mr.. Walter Webb, of Wilmington, was
the guest Of his parents over Sunday.
Miss Ada Roberts is spending some
time with friends in Wissinoming, Pa.
MI. Peter FIaherty, OF Philadelphia,
spent Sunday with Mr. w. r. Holten.
Mrs. r. E. Cochran, OF New York city,
has been visiting Mrs. Julian Cochran.
Mrs. w. Reese Parker has returned
from 8 visit with her parents in Dover.
MI. and Mrs. o. NJ. Matthews visited
relatives near Galena, Nd, On Sunday =
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Mrs II. e. 1nmIln, Of Clayton. is
spending few days with Mrs. M. 4.
Cochran.
Mrs. Fl. s. Beasten and daughter Fran
ces, are visiting relatives In Philadelphia
this week.
Mr.. Lewis Bell, of Wilmington, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. q. I. Bradley during the
past week.
Miss Sara v. Cochran has returned
from an extended visit to relatives In
Trenton, N. J.
Mr.. George Janvier is attending the
Charleston Exposition, and will be gone
about ten days.
Master John Gallagher, of Dover,
spent Sunday with his brother, Master
BeIbert Gallagher.
Mr. 3. nj. Vaughan, student at Jel-
ferson College. Philadelphia, is home for
the summer vacation.
Mrs. Ira Owens and daughter, Miss
Florie, visited relatives in Wilmington
during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Crow, of VIII
mington, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j..
III. Emerson on sunday.
Miss Anna StiIlwell, Of Wilmington,
| was the guest Of her uncle, Mr.. Charles
n. Dickerson over Sunday.
Miss Gertrude McCfone has been ap-
pointed teacher at the Level School,
about three miles from town.
Miss Annie Berkman, who has been
spending some months with Philadei-
phia friends, returned home last week.
DR.. Victor @. Meszick, Of Philadelphia,
was the guest Of bis parents, Mr.. and
Mrs ]. B. Messick, several days this week.
Mrs. s. Z. Eliason and son, Mr.. Harry
d. Eliason, Of Wilmington, spent Sunday
with Mrs. W. s. Letherbury on South
Broad street.
Mrs. Mary f. Reynolds, Mrs. j. G.
Tayior. Mrs. A. NJ Brown and Miss
Fannie Sheppard visited friends in New.
ark Wednesday.
Mrs James Erwin who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Albert Price, left
/ Wednesday for short visit with Newport
relatives before returning TO her home in
| Philadelphia
Misses Dora r. Price, Adele Cochran
and MessFs. Douglas Cochran and j.
Wallace Beesten attended the dance
given BY the young men Of Millington on
Tuesday evening.
Rev. o. 4. Wyatt and Superintendent
Alfred G. Cox Of the H. E. Sunday
School attended the State Sunday School
ll Convention in Grace N. E. Church, Will
rnington, on Tuesday
An engagement Of much interest jusj
announced ID that of Miss Lottye May
& Whitehouse, one Of Easfon's most pop1.
lar young ladies, to Mr.. Robert ]. Hall
formerly OF this town, now Of Easton
The wedding viii take place In the earl,
summer.
The many friends Of Mr.. Frank r
Bradley viii be glad to learn Of his im
proved conditson. Since our last issul
. he has heen dangefously III, but Ne ar
informed BY his attending physician, Dr.
@. B Pearson, that the critical period i
past and his patient 10 resting very easy
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