Middletown transcript., 1903-09-05
ST. GEORGES

John Swartz and family are entertain
| ing friends from Seaford.
Herman Swain spent last week with
his brother near Newport.
Miss Anna Moore is spending this week
with relatives near Clayton.
Prof. Randolph Pratt, of Clayton,
spent Sunday with friends here.
Howard Othoson, of Philadelphia,
visited friends here over Sunday.
William Jones, of Chester, Pa, is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Laura Jones.
John Kelley and wife, of ofGermantown.
visited James II. S. Gam over Sunday.
Mrs. John Moore has returned from
visit to relatives at Middletown and Clay
ton.
]. B. Mahoney, OF Kirkwood, was the
guest OF w. H. Barnett and family on
Sunday.
William K. Price and wife spent part
of last week at Stanton and Brandywine
Springs.
Reuben Aschenfeler and wife, and
William Miller are guests of Edward Gam
and wife.
Charles L. Smith is paying visit to
his parents, H. G. Smith and wife, in Po-
comoke City, Md.
Mrs. Catherine Smith, of Porters, was
the guest of her brother, J. II. Stewart,
part Of this week.
Mr.. George Hill is spending several
weeks with relatives in Wilmington and
London Grove, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Carrow are enter
tanning Mrs. Frank Loper and Miss Lulu
Loper, of Wilmington.
Edward Sparks and wife, of Middle
town, were entertained by John Moore
and family on Sunday.
Mrs. w. K. Price and daughter, Miss
Miriam, are visiting friends at Newport
and Wilmington this week.
Mrs. George Swain spent part of last
week with her daughter, Mrs. Samuel
Lester, near Delaware City.
Joseph Hendrickson, wife and daugh-
ter, of East Lake, visited Miss Elizabeth
Riley Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Julia Paynter returned home on
Saturday from months stay at Gridle-
tree, Nd, and Georgetown, Del.
Miss Efie White left on Sunday for
Deakyneville, Del, where she has been
appointed teacher of the public school,
Miss Lola Lams has returned to her
home in Philadelphia after two weeks
visit with her aunt, Mrs. A. N. Sutton.
Mrs. J. 6. Grassland and niece, Miss
Hollis, were entertained by Fl. C. Dol
son and family near town on Monday.
J. w. Carrow and family have returned
from Atlantic City where they were
guests Of their cousin, John Young and |
wife.
Miss Caroline Straub, of New Castle,
and Miss Annie Straub, of Farnhurst, are
spending their vacations with their
mother here.
Mrs. Isabel Bratten, of New York,
who has been spending several weeks
with her sister, Mrs. Sarah Cam, has
returned home.
Quite crowd of our young people at
tended large watermelon party at the
residence of Alfred Davidson, near town,
on Tuesday evening.
Miss Matte Swain has returned to her
position with Gimbel Bros, Philadelphia,
after spending month with her parents,
George Swain and wife.
Miss Edna Stetson returned to PhiIa-
delphia on Tuesday after spending very
pleasant summer with her uncle and aunt,
DR.. and Mrs. J. w. Dewitt.
Miss Elizabeth Stewart who has been ,
spending several weeks at the residence
Of her father, D. B. Stewart, returned to
on Wednesday
Mr.. Graham and family who have been
at "Willow Bank" the resi-
1ence of John Gam, returned to their
Philadelphia home on Wednesday.
Mrs. Kate Mackey and children, of
Baltimore, who have been spending sew
sral weeks with her parents, William
Wolf and wife, have returned home.
Mrs. Frank Peterson and children who j
nave been spending sometime with her
PARENTS, James White and wife, have re-
urned to their home in Philadelphia.
Miss Matte Swain on Sunday enter
aimed Miss Margaret McClintock, Messrs.
esse McClintock, Charles Gerhardt and
amuel Mcdowell, all of Philadelphia. I
A. Sutton and George g. Clark were
10Th SO unfortunate as to lose their g
Iorses OH Sunday. Mr.. Clark's died of
ockjaw from having nail stuck in its q
oot, but the cause Of the others death h
J unknown.
A cordial invitation is extended to all q
D attend the meeting of the Keswick Il
iospel Mission Bible Readers which will
e held at the home of Miss Aida Price, te
ear town, on Monday evening. The RI
Meeting this week was very interesting
nd the beautiful solo by Mrs. Edgar L
arrow and the duet by Mr.. and Mrs. :;
arrow were very much appreciated and :
njoyed.
A number of members of National r
,odge, No. 80, l. o. 0. F., paid a visit to r r
iood Samaritan Lodge, No. 8, at Middle :
own on Thursday night. After the
,eeting adjourned they were all invited
, the residence of their Brother, Ed
ard Lester, near town, where bounti-
IL supply Of refreshments of all kinds
'ere served in enumeration of his second
edding anniversary.
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