Middletown transcript., 1903-06-06
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Miss Bianch Jones was an OdesSa vlsl-
tor on Friday.
Mrs. Aida Jones has returuded from Q
visit to Townsend.
Mrs. Fl. G. Gray visited friends al
Christiana on Friday.
Messrs. Edward and John Gam speli
Thursday in Wilmington.
Mrs. J. W Dewitt is entertaining Mrs
David Murphey, of Newark.
II. G. Dolson and family paid visit tc
Townsend friends on Saturday.
Miss Caroline Straub, OF New Cast e
spent Sunday at her home here.
Fred Stevens, of Wilmington, was the
guest of Ralph Clark over Sunday.
Walter Smith, Of Wilmington, visited
Joseph Heisel and wife on Thursday.
Miss Anna Moore spent several days
last week with friends in Wilmington.
Miss Efie White is visiting her sister,
Mrs. TIL omas Lewis, at TESTERS Corner.
Mrs. Sue Garman, OF Smyrna, was the
guest of Mrs. Mary Garman on Saturday.
Mrs. F. Hildebrand and Mrs. D. C.
Wolf were in Wilmington on Thursday.
Mrs. Stewart Fultz, of Wilmington.
spent part of last week with friends here.
c. NJ. Riley was an over Sunday guest
of James Clark and family near Delaware
City.
James johnson and wife, of Kennedy
vile, Md, are guests of Joseph Heisel
and family.
Miss Sara Milligan entertained the
choir OF the Presbyterian Church on Sat.
urday evening.
Mrs. Emma Carlisle and daughters, Of
Wilmington, spent Sunday with Frank
Shoule and wife.
Mrs. Kate Wright has returned from
New York where she has been for the
past nine months.
Mrs. Maria Racine and son, of Porters,
were entertained by James Paynter and
family on Monday.
Miss Violet Gray was the guest of Mrs
Bertha Reynolds near town, from Fri
day until Monday.
Joseph Pritchett and family have re-
turned from several days stay with
Townsend relatives.
Mrs. Margaret Reybold has returned
home from a two weeks visit to rela-
tives in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Catharine Smith, of Porters,
spent part of last week with her brother,
]. II. Stewart and family.
Joseph Heisel had the misfortune to
stick harrow tooth in his foot and is
confined to his bed in consequence.
Charles Dashper, Of Philadelphia, and
John Dashper, of Delaware City, visited
James Taylor and family on Sunday.
Mrs. Amos Davidson, Of Chesapeake
City, and Miss Sue Davidson, OF Mt.
Pleasant, were in town on Saturday.
w. Ii. Barnett and daughters had as
their guests on Friday, Mrs. Albina Otho-
son, of Philadelphia, and Mrs. Lydia Johns
and son, Henry, of Baltimore, Md.
Isaac Vanheikle and wife who have
been spending sometime with his bro
ther, F. P. Vanheikle and family, have
returned to their home in Philadelphia.
Theodore Jones and wife on Sunday
entertained William Calhoun and wife
and Mrs. Truitt, of Clayton, and James
Brown, wife and daughter, of Whining
| ton.
The remains OF Mrs. Martha Byles who
died ut the home of her sister, Mrs. Julia
Brewer, at Delaware City on Sunday.
were inferred in st. Georges Cemetery
on Wednesday.
DIR. ]. w. Dewitt is in the Medico-
Chi. Hospital, Philadelphia, where he
has undergone an operation. From the
latast account he is getting along as well
as can be expected.
The following pupils are on the roll of
honor for the month Of May; Elinor Nc
Coy, Vaughn Martin, Louisa Ellison,
Maude Clark, Cazier Ellison, Myrtle
Swartz, Bessie Jones, Bertha Reynolds,
Francis Stuckert, James Ellison, Marion
Clark, Beaulah Dolson, Herman Swain,
Mabel Smith, Amanda Moore, Miriam
Price, Bertha Cam, Reba Cam and Fred
Sutton.
Committees from the different churches
held meeting in the Presbyterian
Church on Tuesday evening for the pur-
pose of organizing Sunday School Asso-
citation for Red Lion Hundred. w. L.
Carnagy, of Kirkwook, was chosen presi-
dent. A temporary organization was ef-
fected and the following officers and com.
mittees were elected: President, T. F.
Clark; Recording Secretary, Miss Sarah
Milligan; Reading Secretary, Miss Anna
Stewart; Treasurer, J. B. Nelson; Com
mittee on speakers, Reys. J. r. Milligan,
0. L. Martin, of St. Georges, Revs n. +.
Stahl and Omar Jones, of Delaware City,
and Rev. S. o. Gibbons, of Kirkwood;
Executive committee, 7. +. Clark, j. w.
Carrow, Jr. ]. B. Nelson; Solicitation
committee, three from each Church,
st. Georges Church, Miss Anna Ellison,
Mrs J. q. Stuckert, Mrs. j. X. Miligan;
J NJ. E. Church, Mrs. j. w. Carrow, Jr.,
Mr. o. L. Martin, Mrs. A. J. Davidson;
Kirkwood NJ. E. Church, Mrs. T. Marcy,
Mrs. Caleb Cannon, Mrs. Biddle; Della
ware City NJ. Z. Church, Miss A. Z.
Hemphill, Mrs. F. Jester, Miss Lizzie
Cleaver; Presbyterian Church, Rev. n.
F. Stahl, J. L. Price and George Money;
Committee OH music, Mrs. ]. K. Milligan,
Mrs F. L. Martin. 1t was decided to
hold the first Sunday School Convention.
of Red Lion Hundred in the NJ. Z.
Church, June 18th. A midday and even
ing lunch will be served in Odd Fellows
Hall. cammittee for which is: r. F. Clark,
]. w. Carrow and S. o. Gibbons.
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