Middletown transcript., 1904-03-05
ST. GEORGES

Frank Hill Is WISHING MS uhcie near
Newark.
Theodore Jones visited Wilmington on
Monday.
Edgar Carrow and wife were Middle
town visitors on Tuesday.
G. T. Hill and wife spent Sunday with
his brother near Hockessin.
Attorney Walter Willis, of Whining
ton. was in town on Tuesday.
| Frank Jones, of California, is the guest
of his sister-in-law, Mrs. Aida Jones.
Miss Mary Barnett is the guest OF
James Craig and family near Newport.
Rev. E. H. Collins and wife, OF Bethel,
Md, called ON friends here on Monday.
Miss Mabel Smith is home from two
weeks visit with friends in Wilmington.
After being closed for eight weeks navi-
CATION was opened through the canal on
Saturday.
George Vail, of Wilmington, is spend
| ing weeks vacation with his mother
near town.
Walter Moore, of Wilmington, spent
Sunday with his parents, Vinson Moore
and wife.
Miss Sara Milligan, of Union, was an
over Sunday guest with her parents at
the Manse.
Miss Julia Paynter is spending week
with Rev. E. II. Collins and family in
Bethel, Md.
William S. Ellison has returned from
pleasant visit with relatives at Ford's
Landing, Md.
Miss Violet Gray has been spending |
several days with her cousin, Miss Anna
Gray, near town.
A very enjoyable party was held at the |
residence of H. c. Buckson and wife on
Thursday evening.
Mrs. A. o. Gray is enjoying visit |
with her parents, Solomon Davis and
wife, at Easton, Md.
John B. Vail and wife, of McDonough,
paid visit to Mrs. Aida Jones and
daughter on Saturday.
Miss Mary Roberts, of Middletown, is
spending week with her parents, Will
liam Roberts and wife.
w. K. Price and family on Saturday
entertained A. J. Davidson and wife and
James Batten and wife.
Mrs. George Vincent and daughter
spent part of last week with A. Saxton
and wife, at Corbit's Station.
The Bible Glass will meet on Monday
evening at the home of Miss Anna Stew
art. Mrs. M. j. Gray leader.
Mrs. William Edwards, of Middetown,
was the guest of her parents, William
Roberts and wife, on Tuesday.
Howard Porter and Miss Lena Vim
cent, of Red Lion, were guests of Will
liam Aspril and wife on Sunday.
Mrs. Margaret Jackson, of London
Grove, Pa, is paying a visit to her
daughter, Mrs. G. T. Hill and family.
Miss Bessie Webb has returned to her
home at Kennedyville after a months
stay with her cousin, Miss Harriet
Carrow.
John Lester who has been residing in
for several years removed to
9 Bloomfield Place" near town, ON We'd
nesday.
Howard Milligan, of Delaware College,
Newark, is spending a weeks vacation
with his parents, Rev. J. r. Milligan
and wife.
Mrs. Richard Cam entertained the
g Book. Club" twenty six in number, at
her home in Kirkwood on Thursday
afternoon. Several from here attended.
Our popular young friend Clarence
Batten has been appointed superinten-
dent of the county farms at Farnhurst,
md entered upon his new duties on
Tuesday.
The cantata of "Red Ridinghood
will be given in Odd Fellows Hall on
Friday evening, March 18th, instead of
he 25th, which was at first announced.
Proceeds for the benefit OF Presbyterian
Church.
A large number of friends and mem
oers of the congregation of the Presby-
erian Church rendered Rev. DIR. Milh-
,an and wife surprise donation on Fri.
lay evening. The high esteem with
which the Rev. DR.. and his wife are held,
vas manifested by the substantial tokens
which were brought. Mrs. Milligan was S
presented with purse containing a very