Middletown transcript., 1903-12-12
ST. GEORGES

Miss Anna Stewart spent part of thi
] week in Wilmington.
t Rev. J. R. Milligan and wife spen
Monday in Wilmington.
Mrs. Carey, of Wilmington. is the que
OF John Gam and family.
Miss Sara Milligan, of Union, spent Sun.
day with her parents here.
Mrs. Miles Clark and son Ralph, spent
Wednesday in Wilmington.
| John Lester and family, of Montchanin,
spent Sunday with relatives here.
E. W. Jester, of Wilmington. spent
part OF this week with friends here.
Clarence Craig, of Newport, visited his
brother near town part of last week.
Robert Jester, of New York. has been
visiting his family here for several DAYS.
Mrs. William Todd, of Kirkwood, spent
last week with her brother, Clark Thomp-
son.
Mrs. W. K. Price and daughter, Miss
Aida, were Wilmington visitors on We'd
nesday.
Mrs. George Vincent and daughter
spent last week with friends at Corbit's
Station.
Mrs. Clark Thompson has returned
from weeks visit with relatives in Will
mington.
The young people Of the Presbyterian
Church will give a drama during the
Holidays.
Miss Ida Wright has been spending
couple of weeks with relatives near Sum.
NIT Bridge.
Mrs. Margaret Jackson, of London
Grove, Pa, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
George Hill.
James Cannon and family, of Bowers
vile, were guests OF James Moore and |
wife on Friday.
Miss Elizabeth Stewart, OF Philadel. |
phia, spent Sunday with her aunt, Mrs.
Charles Wright.
Mrs. Charles Rommell and daughter.
OF Patterson, N. j., are spending several
weeks at the manse.
Charles stapleford and family, of State
Road, were entertained by J. B. Nelson
and wife on Sunday.
Miss Lucy Lester spent part of this
week with her sister, Mrs. J. w. Hop
kins, in Wilmington.
Thomas Lewis and wife, of TESTERS Cor
ner, paid a visit to her parents, James
White and wife, on Sunday.
Miss Mary Roberts is in Middetown
where she will remain for sometime with
ner sister, Mrs. William Edwards.
Mrs. W. T. Hopes has been entertain
ng her friend, Miss Mary Turner, of
Aennett Square, during the past week.
Mrs. E. E. Ecker and daughter, Miss
hida, left for indianapolis on Wednes-
lay where they will stay during the win
er.
Forty horses arrived here from Connec-
icut last week and will be boarded at
daple Valley Stock Farm during the
winter.
The K. G. M. Bible Readers will meet
ext week at the home of Mrs. George
Hill with Mrs. M. J. Gray as leader. A
ordial welcome to all interested.
The music committee of the Country
'hurch Club are agitating the forming of
n orchestra. All interested will please
eport to Mrs. Margaret Reybold, chair
ian.
Mrs. ]. W. Dewitt and Miss Olivia
aynter attended the wedding of Mr..
[enry Higgins and Miss Emily Nell.
aine, which took place in st. Andrews
hurch, Wilmington, on Tuesday.
About thirty-ive Odd Fellows from
lkton, Md, visited National Lodge,
o. 80, of this town, on Tuesday evening
nd conferred degrees on ten new men, n
ers. They we're accompanied by an y
'chestra and a fine vocal and instiu.
entail programme was rendered, which
as very much enjoyed by all present.
handsome collation., such as the MEM
srs of National Lodge and their wives
lily know how to prepare, was served.
he menu consisted of oysters in every
yle, poultry of all kinds, pickles, per-
rves, rolls, biscuit, coffee and cake.
le visitors all expressed themselves as
ghly pleased with their visit to National
,dge and hope soon to come again.