Middletown transcript., 1903-04-25
ST. GEORGES ITEMS

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Edward Rosser visited Bear Station o
Monday.
Miss Mollis Taylor visited Wilmingto
on Tuesday.
i w. T. Hopes was Chester, Pa, vii
itor Wednesday.
Clark Thompson was a Wilmingto
visitor Oh Monday.
| Postmaster D. B. Stewart was in Viii
mington on Tuesday.
Rev. H. o. Martin and wife were il
Wilmington on Wednesday.
| Mrs. George Swain and son Herman
spent Saturday in Middletown.
c. NJ. Riley spent Sunday with ]. B
Cazier and family near Glasgow.
Miss Julia Paynter is spending TIL.
week with relatives in Wilmington.
Miss Rachel Cleaver entertained hel
niece, Mrs. F. Vanheikle, on Tuesday.
Superintendent Jones, of Townsend
visited our public schools here on Mon.
day.
Grover c. Gray, of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday with his parents, NJ. ]. Gray and
wife.
Miss Harriet Carrow spent Sunday
with Miss Hattie Batten, near Delaware
City.
Mrs. Aida Jones spent Saturday and
Sunday with H. C. Dolson and family
near town.
Mrs. Miles Clark and Mrs. J. C. Nc
Coy were guests of Delaware City rela-
tives on Tuesday.
William Sparks, wife and two children
were guests OF her sister, Mrs. John
Moore, on Sunday.
Attorney Walter Willis, of Whining
ton, was the guest of A. N. Sutton and
family over Sunday.
Rev. E. H. Collins and wife, of Bethel,
Nd, spent several days last week with
d. G. Wolf and wife.
Irwin Gray, of Mt. Airy, Pa, was a
visitor with his parents, M. J. Gray and
wife, part of last week.
Miss Sooy, of Wilmington, and Mr..
Jessup, of Swarthmore, Pa; were visitors
at the manse last week.
]. G. Grassland and wife entertained
their niece, Miss Hollis, of Philadelphia,
on Saturday and Sunday.
The Missionary Society of the Presby-
terian Church held its monthly meeting
in the church on Friday.
Mrs. Mary Garman left for Salem, N.
j., on Monday where she will remain
ten days visiting relatives.
Miss Olivia Paynter who has been in
Philadelphia for the past three months
returned home on Saturday.
Mrs. Elmer Pritchett and daughter
have returned home after pleasant visit
with relatives in Townsend.
Miss Anna Moore, of Wilmington, is
spending weeks vacation with her
parents. John Moore and wife.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Common, OF Bow
ersville, spent Sunday with ]. w. Car
row, Jr., and family, near town.
Edward Swan aud family and Clande
Lester visited Charles Stapleford and
wife, near State Road, on Sunday.
Charles L. Smith has accepted posi-
ton with Bradford Bros, in Whining
ton, and left for that place last week.
Thomas Sardon, wife and daughters,
Of Summit Bridge, were entertained by |
Charles Wright and family on Sunday.
Rev. J. R. Milligan is attending the
session of the Presbytery of New Castle,
which is being held at Princess Anne,
Md.
Mrs. James Taylor who was taken to
he Delaware Hospital last week for
treatment for stomach trouble, is improy.
ng.
A surprise masquerade was given Miss
Sara Milligan on Wednesday evening.
All who attended report very enjoyable
evening.
Rev. ]. H. Geoghegan, Of Girdletree,
Nd, spent several days in town this
week and was warmly greeted by his
many friends.
Miss Gertrude Swain and Mr.. Harry
Downey, of Middletown. spent Sunday
With her parents, George Swain and
wife. near town.
Miss Mary Roberts and nephew Earl
of Middletown, are spending
his week with her parents, William
Roberts and wife.
Mrs. William j. Atkins and son Will
lam, OF Philadelphia, have returned
lome after spending several days with
]. Gray and wife.
Arthur Ford, of Earlsville, Nd, has
,een entertained at the residence of his
lncle, William s. Ellison, near town
Turing the past week. |
Cards have been received here announc-
ng the marriage of Miss Emma Mckay
nd Walter C. Poor, former residents of
ur town but now of Philadelphia, Pa.
The members of the M. E. Sunday
chool will meet in the lecture room OF
he church every Wednesday evening for
he purpose of studying the lesson for the
Sunday.
Quite number from our town attended
tea given at the residence of James
hallcross, near Odessa, on Wednesday
fternoon, for the benefit of Drawers
Church..
Herring are being daily caught in large
uantities in the locks, and other fish
eem plentiful. Two men from Chest
ut Hill, Pa, went home on Monday
yening with seyenty-fye pounds which
hey had caught during the day.
National Lodge, No. AZ, 1. o. o. F.,
;ill attend services at the M. E. Church