Middletown transcript., 1903-10-31
ST. GEORGES


Wednesday.
George Swain and wife spent Saturday
in Wilmington.
Miss Mary Roberts is spending this
week in New Castle.
James II. S. Gam is spending several
days in Philadelphia.
Miss Anna Stewart visited Wilmington
friends on Wednesday.
Miss Ida Wrightis spending ten days
with relatives in Philadelphia.
Howard Vail. OF Boston, is paying q
visit to his brothers near town.
Miss Beaulah Dolson was the guest oi
Miss Harriet Carrow on Sunday.
Miss Anna Moore, Of Wilmington, is
the guest Of her parents, John Moore and
wife.
Miss Elizabeth Riley has been sta, ing
with friends in Wilmington for tie past
week.
Mrs. George Hahn, of Odessa, spent
last week with her son-in-law, J. Ii. 5.
Gam.
Misses Katherine Swain and Katherine
Swartz were visitors in Philadelphia on
Friday.
Mrs. D. G. Wolf was called to Balti-
more Md. by the death of a relative on
Friday.
Miss Jennie Bender, Of Port Penn, is
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Emma
Bender.
George Hill and son Frank, are spend
ing sometime with relatives near Yate-
man, Pa.
Mrs. John Moore on Sunday enter
tanned her brother, William Sparks, OF
State Road.
George Swain and family on Sunday
entertained Eugene Gravatt and family,
of Glasgow.
Mrs. William Roberts and daughter,
Miss Harriet we're Wilmington visitors
on Monday.
Rev. Vaughn S. Collins, OF Smyrna,
spent part Of last week with Rev. Q. L.
Martin and family.
F. G. Hyde and wife, of Hartford,
Conn, are spending several weeks with
DIR. J. C. Mccoy and family.
John Swartz and daughters, Misses
Beaulah and Katie, spent part OF last
week with Philadelphia friends.
Herbert T. Heisel, Of Blairtown. N. j..
is paying a visit of three weeks to his
parents, Joseph Heisel and wife.
William Aspril, wife and son, OF Chesa-
peake City, were over Sunday guests OF
J. G. Crompton and family, near town.
Frank Hill, wife and daughter, of
Hockersin, were on Sunday entertained
by his brother, George Hill and family.
The Sale of the "Old and the New"
being held by the ladies of the Presby-
terian Church is meeting with great sue
cess.
The w. G. T, U. had very interest
ing meeting at the residence Of Mrs. G.
T. Hill. Their next meeting will be on
Wednesday afternoon, November 4th,
at the home of the President, Mrs. j. r.
Milligan.
The K. G. NJ. Bible Readers will meet
at the home of Mrs. Clark Thompson on
evening, with Mrs. |. G. Cromp-
ton as leader. These meetings are in
creasing in interest, the music being a
special feature.
On Sunday evening in the NJ. E.
Church, Rev. o. L. Martini. Mrs. Mar
tin, and J. B. Nelson will tell what
they heard at the great Missionary Con-
rention held in Philadelphia a short |
lime ago, to which they were sent as
delegates.
The Sunday School Ralley which was
given by the Methodist school on SUM-
lay evening was very pleasant affair.
The church was most beautifully trim
ned, and the singing and speaking ex-
,ellent. Miss Aida Price who had
;harge is to be congratulated. The col
ection for the benefit of the Sunday
school Union, amounted to over ten dol
ars.
At a meeting held in the NJ. Z. Church
IN Friday evenidg, Temperance Alliance
md Anti Saloon League was formed. The
officers we're elecled: Rev. O.
:. Martin, President; Rev. J. R. Milli-
AN, Vice President; Mrs. o. L. Martin,
;ecretery; ]. B. Nelson, Treasurer. Rev.
7. S. Collins. of Smyrna, was the speaker
i the evening.