Middletown transcript., 1904-11-19

Victor Jones was given SURPRISE
marty Tuesday evening by his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward s. Jones at their
home on Crawford street. the occasion
being his seventeenth birthday anniver-
sarv Games of finch, pit and trail
were INDUCED in till late hour when
refreshments were served. Among those
nreaent we're Mr.. and Mrs. Edward S.
Jones Miss Ida V. Howell, Miss Mary
Gill. Miss Prudence Lewis, Miss Anna
Denny, Miss Addie Pennington, Miss
Helen Davis, Miss Josephine Cochran,
Miss Madeline Pennington, Miss Blanche
KERN. Miss Elizabeth Hopkins, Miss
sabilla Jones, Miss Elsie Jones, Miss
Helen Rowe, Miss Jean Metten, Miss
Katie Van SAINT, Miss Nellie Armstrong,
Miss Jeanette Schreitz, Miss Ida Arm
strong, Elwood Denny, McIntire Eliason,
TAYLOR Barnett, Reese Darlington, Ernest
sirman, Harvey and John Voshell.
Have just made 100 Flanelette Wrap
pers. sizes from 80 to 46.
Mrs. G. w. PETERSON.
At its meeting on Wednesday evening
the Christian Endeavor Society of Forest
Presbyterian Churchelected the following
officers for the eusing six months: Presi-
dent, O. NJ Matthews; Vice President, Miss
Mary Maxwell; Recording Secretary, Geo.
b. Kelley, Jr.; Correspondent g Secretary,
Miss Mary Rothwell; Treasurer, Mrs. G.
B. Pearson. Lookout Committee-Miss
Mary Rothwell, Miss Annie Ellison, Miss
Myrtle Houston, J. F. Deakyne, DIR. 6.
B. Pearson. Prayer Meeting Committee
Mrs. 0. NJ. Matthews, Miss Martha Hea-
ton, Miss Mary Nowland, Miss Susie
Ellison, Social Committee-Mrs. Ella
Pennington, Miss Viola Ennis, Miss Ber-
nice Metten, Miss May Holten, Miss
Bessie Anderson. Sunday School Com
mittee-J. F. Deakyne, Mrs. S. E. Lewis,
Miss Mary Beasten, William Armstrong.
Missionary Committee-Miss Myrtle
Houston, Miss Mary Nowland, G. D.
Kelly, Jr, Miss Viola Ennis. Miss Eliza
beth R. Hall, Miss Annie Ellison.
Ladies' Tailor made Suits from 81 to $12
Good Cloth, and perfect fit.
Mrs. G. w. PETERSON.
Did you know that there is difference
between winter and summer postage
stamps? Well, there is. The postofice
department is sending out its winter
stamps now. In the cold months the
gum on the stamps is little thinner and
softer, while that on those to be used dur
ing the summer and in the Southern states
is not as easily affected by heat.
The Methodists and Presbyterians of
Middetown will hold union service on
Thanksgiving day, and Rev. c. T. Wyatt
will preach the sermon in Forest Presby.
terian Church.
HORSE SHOEING.-Plain, 70 cents
cash. Satisfaction guaranteed.
J. c. GREEN.
Velvet Hats-Our own make Reduc-
ed from S. and 81 to So and S4 Felt
Hats from 80 cents up. Closing out our
entire stock Of Millinery.
Mrs g. W. PETERSON.
II anyone noticing a double barrel
piper Cum NJ. II, with break on left
side and small piece chipped out of
stock in the hands Of any suspicious per-
son, and will report the same to this Of
flee, they will receive suitable reward.
Some one entered the stable OF Mr..
George F. Brady Thursday evening and
stole one of his driving horses. The
local authorities were notified early Fri
day morning, but at the time of going to
press they had not succeeded in locating
tile animal. The horse is dark brown,
about Is hands high, and will weigh 900
pounds. Any information as to his
whereabouts will be thankfully received
by Mr.. Brady.
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