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

Miss Marian Bryan was a Delaware
City visitor or Friday.
/ Severe colds seem to he prevalent il
our town and community.
Miss Sara Milligan has returned from &
visit to Wilmington friends
Rn.er .!.-trr. nf Nm York, slrft
Sunday with his family here.
H. r. Higgins, of Delaware City, was
visitor in town on Wednesday.
j. o. Stuckert is improving his prop
erty on the south side Of the canal.
Miss Martha Sooy, Of Wilmington, was
an over Sunday guest at the manse.
James Fl. s. Gam is attending the fair
held at Mt. TIolley, n. j., this week.
Mrs. Laura Jones is spending this week
with relatives in Atlantic City, N. ].
G. NJ. Riley spent Sunday with Clar-
ence Pool and family, near McDonough.
Mrs. Maria Racine, Of Porter, spent
Wednesday with James Paynter and
family.
Benjamin Dunlap, Of Delaware City,
spent Sunday with James Paynter and
family.
Mrs James White has returned from
visit Of several weeks with friends near
Newark.
II. G. Gray and wife and H. C. Buck
son and wife visited friends at Cecilton
over Sunday
Bishop Atkins, Of Quantico, Nd,
spent part Of last week with Rev. o. L.
Martin and family
Miss Ida Wright on Sunday enter
tanned her cousin, Miss Elizabeth Stew
art, Of Philadelphia.
Misses Sue and Nellie Ellison spent
part of last week with their brother, Clay
ton, near Middletown.
II. c. Clark and sister, Miss Linda, Miss
Daisy Clark and Mrs Edward Gam spent |
Monday in Wilmington.
Rev. Wilmer L. Gray, OF Willow Grove,
Pa, is spending this week with his par
ents, NJ. j. Gray and wife.
Miss Effie White, OF Deakyneville,
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
parents, James White and wife.
Mrs. Mary Garman, left for Atlantic
City, \. j., on Tuesday to attend the
Of her cousin, Mr.. Fairbain.
Miss Annie Jones who has been a resi-
delit OF our town for sometime left for
her home in Philadelphia Oh Friday.
At meeting Of the Town Council on
Monday evening it was decided to put
new board walk over the causeway in a
ew weeks.
Mrs. Henry Silver, Of Red Lion, and
Miss Anna Stewart, of Woodbury., n. j.,
we're guests Of d. B. Stewart and daugh-
er on Friday.
Miss Clara Swan will lead the Epworth
league service at the NJ. E. Church to-
morrow evening, commencing at seven
'clock. All are welcome.
Rev. ]. R. Mil!igan and wife and D. b.
tewart attended the session of Presby-
cry held in Christiana Presbyterian
Ihurch, Tuesday and Wednesday of this
1eek.
A night blooming cersous with six
ovely large flowers on it belonging to
1rs. Clark Thompson was exciting the
dmiration of our town people onWed-
esday evening.
Miss Edna Stetson who is student at
ne Medico Chi. training school for
urses, Philadelphia, was called home
Ist week by the serious illness of her
unit, Mrs. ]. w. Dewitt.
J. W. Carrow, Jr., and family had as e
lests on Sunday, A. j. Brown and wife,
Delaware City; Mr.. Gordon and fam. 0
y, Of Wilmington; Miss Josephine Cross
nd and Walter Moore Of St. Georges.
The K. G. NJ Bible Readers will meet s.
] Monday evening at the residence of I
ohn Swartz. Miss Sarah Milligan will
ave charge, and some special music will \
J rendered. Come one and all.
Sunday, October 18th, will be observed
the NJ. E. Church, as Rally Day. An
teresting programme is being prepared
7 the Sunday School, and Miss Aida
ice who is organist and choirster, is
airing no pains to make the musical
rt as attractive and enjoyable as posi-