Middletown transcript., 1903-08-29
ST. GEORGES

Mrs. James White in Wilmington Q
Monday.
J. Cleaver Bryan was in Philadelphi
last week.
James Roberts visited at Summit Bride
on Sunday.
J. W. Carrow was a Wilmington Vi.
itor Monday.
Mrs. O. L. Martin spent Tuesday i
Wilmington.
Mrs. ]. G. Mccoy is enjoying a stay a
Brighton Beach.
Mrs. Shaw, of Philadelphia, is yisitin
her brother, Rev. ]. R. Milligan.
Miss Mary Taylor, of Wilmington, i
paying visit to Miss Edna Stetson.
Messrs. A. N. Sutton and H. c. Ora,
went to Betterton, Md, Wednesday.
Rev. O. L. Martin and daughter, Mis-
Vaughn, are visiting in Salisbury, Md.
Miss Rachel Cleaver spent part of las
week with her brother at Delaware Citv
Mrs. J. C. Stuckert has Miss Katherine
Edwards, Of Baltimore, Md, as a guest
Edward Gam and wife took in the
special excursion to Rehoboth on Thurs
day.
Miss Gertrude Swain, of NiddIetown,
is visiting her parents, George Swain and
wife.
Mrs. F. p. Vanheikle and son, Nor
man, paid visit to Philadelphia last
week.
]. W. Hopkins, of Wilmington, spent
Sunday with Mrs. Henry Lester and
family.
Miss Effie White was the guest or Miss
Ida Carrow, near Mt. Pleasant, part of
last week.
Mrs. Mary Lofand, of Ogleton, visited
James Paynter and family several days
last week.
Miss Edible Griffith, of Kenton, is the
guest of Postmaster d. B. Stewart and
daughters.
Walter Smith, of Wilmington, was an
over Sunday visitor with Joseph Heisel
and family.
James Paynter left ON Thursday for
weeks stay with relatives at Georgetown
and Lewes.
Miss Nellie Hollis, of Philadelphia, is
spending ten days with her aunt, Mrs. ].
j. Grassland.
Miss Jennie Foell, of Philadelphia,
Ipent last week with Thomas Bird and
wife, near town.
Edgar Swan and family entertained
Ir. and Mrs. Charles Stapleford, of State
Road, on Sunday.
Miss Helen Jamison, of Philadelphia,
s being entertained by her cousin, Miss
florence Jamison.
Mrs. Miles Clark is spending this week
t the aesidence of her sister, Mrs. J. C.
icCoy, near town.
Messrs. Charles and 1. Vanheikle, of
spent Sunday with their
rother near town.
William K. Price and family enter
aimed Messrs. John and Eugene Robin.
On, of Dover, over Sunday.
Rev. Joseph Buckson and family, of |
'llendale, are being entertained by his
rother, H. c. Buckson and wife.
Miss Bessie Sartin has returned to her
ONE in Summit Bridge after spending
'veral days with Miss Ida Wright.
Mrs. A. Campbell, of Wilmington, was
visitor at the residence of her sister,
lrs. Sarah Cam, part of last week.
Miss Mary Thomas has returned to her
ome in Marydell after a pleasant visit
ith her sister, Mrs. Howard Gray.
Mrs. f. Radcliffe, of New Briton,
onn., has been the guest of Theodore
'nes and wife during the past week.
Miss Harriet Carrow left for Atlantic
ty, n. j., on Friday where she will be
e guest of relatives for several days.
Mrs. William K. Price and daughter,
iss Aida, paid visit to S. D. Downs
ID family, near Mt. Pleasant, on Sun
".
Mrs. Annie Straub is entertaining Mrs.
mes Boothe and son, of Wilmington,
ID Miss Laura Hamilton, of Philadel-
Tia.
Mrs. Annie Deputy, of nesr New Cas-
}, and Mrs. Harry Crompton, of Porter,
ent Sunday with Francis Gray and
mily.
Mrs. William Atkins and son, William,
Philadelphia, who have been spending
e summer with NJ. J. Gray and wife
turned home Friday. II
Mrs. Charles Wright, Miss Ida Wright
d their guest, Miss Elizabeth Stewart,
Philadelphia, were guests of Thomas
rtin and family, in Summit Bridge,
er Sunday.
c. NJ. Riley on Sunday had as guests
RS. Edna Gilmore, Of Glasgow; Miss
sic Davidson, of Falls Church, Va,
d Messrs. George Townsend and Milo
'cke, of Wilmington.
AS Misses Matte and Maude Swain
d their guest, Miss Margaret McCIen- ]
ck, of Philadelphia, were going home
I'M church on Sunday, their horse fell
the side of the road, upsetting the
rriage and throwing them out. All
re very badly bruised, but fortunately
bones were broken. /
The Keswick Gospel Mission Bible I
aders had very pleasant and prof.
Die meeting on Monday evening. Mrs.
illiam Atkins, of Philadelphia, had
arge and gave very instructive talk
IN the 8th Chapter of St. John, and
,dered several fine vocal selections.
eSe meetings are heinp hold uooLIx .