Middletown transcript., 1902-01-25

At Bethesda M. T. Church tomorrow
Rev. DIR. Barrett. viii preach morning
and even ng Subjects: 1890 A. NJ,
Message for YOU" 7.30 p. NJ, 'sThs
Sight of the Dead would not Persuade. K
All are invited to these services Come,
and we will do you good.
The young men of Galena, Nd, will
give their eleventh annual dance in the
I. o. o. F. Hall that town, on Thurs
day evening, January 30th. The COM
mittee of arrangements propose to surpass
all former dances given in that town, and
have secured Aloert's Orchestra of Will
mington, to furnish the music.
Bethesda Epworth League meets in
the lecture room of the M. E. Church
every Sunday evening at 6.45 o'clock.
Everybody is invited to attend. The
topic for tomorrow evening is "A Great
Awakening-in my heart, my church.
Christ's Church everywhere" Rom. l3;
1O-14. Leader, William H. Voshell. All
are welcome.
Messrs. Cook & Brady have purchased
the Middletown Creamery Of Mr.. r. 7.
Cochran, and we are informed will con-
tinue to run their new purchase in con-
nection with the Middletown Farms
Creamery. The purchase includes the
separators at Cecilton and Earleville,
Md, which were branches of the Mid
dletown Creamery.
The Young Peoples Society OF Chris
tian Endeavor Of the Forest Presbyterian
Church, meets every Sunday evening at
6.45 O'Clock. A cordial invitation is
extended to everybody. The topic for |
tomorrow evening is missions; the |
missionary awakening. In my heart, my |
church, Christ's Church everywhere.
Rom. Is: l0-14. Leader, Miss Elizabeth |
r. Hall, Vice President.
Miss Mary H. Maxwell entertained a
number Of her friends Thursday evening |
1T her home on West Main street. Music,
games and other amusements were indul-
ged in until late hour, when all departed
Tor their homes. Among those present
were: Misses Florence Gill. Bessie Nc
Coy, Sarah Jolls, Messrs. Harman Rey-
nolds, Harry Layfeld, Roy Roberts,
Dawson Clark and John Rothwell.
G. NJ. W., S. L. Ellis, of Laurel; G. 7.
HoHecker, A. B. Magee and Prof Wesley |
Webb, of Dover, visited Union Lodge,
No. 6, Ancient Order of United Work.
men Tuesday evening, and installed the
newly elected officers for the present
erm. After the business of the lodge
lad been disposed, the guests and mem
oers of Union Lodge, proceeded to the
of Mr.. B. F. Gallagher, on
West Main street, where feast was
pread aud much enjoyed. The visitors
ook the Norfolk express for their homes.
On Tuesday night some one entered
he residence of Mr.. Thomas H. Smith
IN Lockwood street, but were frightened
way by Mr.. Smiths mother who hap
oened to be awake at the time. She
Immediately give the alarm to her son
Who followed the intruders to the street.
Mr.. Smith claims to know who the
,rowler is, and promises to give him q
Dad Of shot if he returns. Mr.. Smith
las lost considerable corn from his stable .
# late, and there may be an arrest made
the thief continues to make his weekly
rips. IL
While standing at the residence Of Mr..
v. T. Shallcross, near town, last Satur-
lay morning, one OF the horses Of Mr.. G.
:. Hukill became frightened and ran ]
way. The distance between Mr.. Shall.
ross residence and Middletown was !;
made without an accident, but after the
frightened animal reached town, teams
vere more numerous, and when in front :
{ the residence of DR.. W. E. Barnard on
Vest Main street, it crashed into the
arriage OF Mrs. Robert Anderson, of
,ecilton, and did considerable damage,
ut the animal was not injured. Mr..
Iukill furnished a carriage for Mrs. d
anderson to return home and sent the I
emolished vehicle to the shop for
epairs.