Middletown transcript., 1903-08-01
ST. GEORGES

Miss Julia Paynter left Friday for Cir
dletree, Md.
Edgar Carrow was Wilmington vis
itor Saturday.
J. B. McMullen visited relatives in
New Castle Sunday.
Miss Marie Hopkins, of Philadelphia,
is the guest of Miss Amanda Moore.
Mrs. Harry Swain and daughter, of
Newport, are guests Of George Swain and
family.
| Misses Mary and CIaren Barnett visited
James Craig and family near Newport on
Sunday.
Rev. E. H. Collins and family, of
Bethel, Md, were visitors here part of
last week.
Miss Lucy Lester and sister, Mrs. ].
w. Hopkins, visited Wilmington on
Saturday.
Miss Edna Stetson is paying visit to
her friend, Miss Mary Taylor, in Will
mington.
Mrs. d. C. Wolf has returned from a
several weeks visit with relatives in Bal
timore, Md.
John Lester, of Montchanin was the
guest of his mother, Mrs. Henry Lester,
on Friday.
Miss Mary Roberts is spending this
week with her sister, Mrs. Edwards, in
Middletown.
The Sunday School of the Presbyterian |
Church will discontinue its sessions until |
September lst.
Mrs. William Sparks and son, of State
Road, were entertained by Mrs. John
Moore Tuesday.
Miss Anna Moore. of Wilmington,
spent Sunday with her parents, John
Moore and wife.
Mrs. Charles Lloyd and daughter, Miss
Ida, were guests OF James Paynter and
family Thursday.
John Wright, of New York, has been
spending several days with his mother,
Mrs. Kate Wright.
On account of the absence OF DR.. Milli-
gan there will be no services IN the Pres.
byterian Church tomorrow.
Mrs. Margaret Reybold, Mrs. William
Stewart and Miss Anna Stewart spent
part of last week in Wilmington.
Mrs. George Swain and son spent Sum
day with her daughter, Mrs. Eugene
Gravatt and family, near Glasgow.
c. NJ. Riley has returned from stay
of several days in Atlantic City, where
he was the guest of E. H. McWhorter.
DR.. James Richardson, wife and daugh-
tiers, of Riverside, N. j., are being enter
tanned by J. w. Carrow, Jr., and family.
Our town is having quite boom in
summer boarders and all seem to enjoy
the fine fishing and boating on the canal.
William Lockerman, wife and son
William, of Camden, N. j., spent Sum
day with his sister, Mrs. Charles Bend
Ter.
The Woman's Exchange which opened
made very encouraging start ,
TO its managers, who cannot help but feel
its success is assured.
The annual picnic of the Ladies' Aid !.
Society OF the M. E. Church will be held
On Thursday, August 9th, in the lawn of
J. W. Carrow uear town.
Albert Jamison who has been recuper- {
lting after his accident at his home here l
has returned to his position as fireman on p
he P. B. & W. Railroad.
Herbert Cannon and wife, of Bowers
lille, and William K. Price and wife, of
linden Hill, were guests of Thomas
ivan and family Tuesday.
Miss Matte Swain, of Philadelphia, 6
nd Miss Gertrude Swain, of Middletown,
re spending their vacation with their 6
'arents, George Swain and wife.
The ladies of the NJ. E. Church will be
lad to have large attendance at their 3
Bake" in Odd Fellows Hall on this
afternoon and evening. Q
Rev. ]. s. Milligan occupied the pulpit
t the Delaware City Presbyterian Church Il
both services on Sunday. Theodore 3
:. Clark officiated in his stead here.
Mrs. William Stewart, Mrs. Margaret q
.eybold. Miss Anna Stewart and Albert
tewart attended dinner party given by
leir aunt, Mrs. Catharine Smith, near
orters, on Tuesday. "
Miss Ida Wright is entertaining house
arty, her guests are the Misses Clough,
Wilmington; Miss Elizabeth Stewart,
Philadelphia, and Mrs. Emma Briggs,
Merchantyille, N. ].
The steamer "Clio" passed through the NJ
NAL on Wednesday with St. PanPs Sum
ay School from Pennsgroye on board,
1route for Colchester Beach. Several
ON our town accompanied them.
Rev. J. R. Miiligan, wife and daugh- H'
n, Miss Saia, Messrs. Chrissup, Mccoy va "a,
i'd Charles Cam composed party who du
# for Cape May, N. j., on Tuesday fol-
here they will remain for two weeks.
Miss Clara Swan had as guests on Tues
~ Misses Laura Batten and Elizabeth
annon, of Bowersville. Misses Susie
Bessie Jones, Miriam Price
I'd Elizabeth Simmons, OF town, and
iss Elva Dempsey, of Union. :.
The farmers of Red Lion and adjoining So
lndreds will hold their sixth annual ey'
cnic on Thursday August 18th, in the 10
owe of William Reynolds near town.
Il are cordially invited. Come and pc
ing baskets. Dinner from half-past o,o ~
even to half-past one. Ice cream and
Ike will be served in the afternoon.
Vinson Moore and wife entertained at ne
cir home near town on Sunday Mrs.
I'm Dickerson, of Middletown; Howard
wife and daughter. of Mt. -