Middletown transcript., 1904-09-24
ST. GEORGES

Jpilli Moore ~ In hliddietown tiil
week.
.FralE.is Stuckert is attending Delawar
Cdlegr. Newark.
Albert X. Stewart wa~ a Wilminetn
visitor on Fl;ae.
i Joseph l'sdne,, Il sliddletoMn, was 4
town on Saturday.
Mrs. D. C. Wolf is paying visit t.
| friends in Marydel.
| Miss Olivia Paynter spent last weel
with Newark friends.
| NJ. }. Gray and wife on Friday enter
tanned Mr.. Disch, of New York.
Edgar Carrow spent part of this weel
in Wilmington attending court.
! Mrs. J. r. Milligan was Philadelplii
visitor the early part of the week.
James Gam is attending the Comfy
Fair, at Allentown, Pa, this week.
| Miss Katherine Swain paid visit tc
| friends in Wilmington on Saturday.
i Edward Sparks and son, of Middle
town, visited relatives here ON Sunday.
Mrs. Edward Gam and sons spent part
OF last week with Wilmington relatives
David Jackson, of New York, is spend
| ing sometime with his sister, Mrs. George
Hill.
William King and daughter, Mrs. F.
Hiidebrand, were in Philadelphia this
week.
Walter Davis and wife, of Wilmington,
are the guests of Albert Robinson and
family.
Miss Elinor Mccoy left for Baltimore,
Nd, on Tuesday where she will attend
school.
Mrs. Edgar Carrow and daughter Helen
| paid visit to relatives near Middletown
| on Tuesday.
Augustus Weik, wife and daughter
| visited friends in 0gleton and New Cas-.
| tie OH Sunday.
Miss Bessie Jones who is attending
school in Wilmington spent Sunday at
her home here.
Miss Lucy Jackson. of Delaware City,
was the guest of her sister, Mrs. George
Hill, on Sunday.
The remains of Miss Mary Higgins OF
Wilmington, were buried in st. Georges
Cemetery on Monday.
Mrs. John O: Rourke, Of Philadelphia,
was the guest of her. uncle, James Payn-
ter and family, last week.
Miss Harriet Carrow spent last week
| within grandparents, ]. W. Cannon, ST.
and wife, near Mt. Pleasant.
Mrs. Amanda Townsend, of Middle
town, is spending sometime with her
daughter, Mrs. John Moore.
Miss Mae Greedy, of Camden, n. j.
and Miss Eaton, of Port Penn, visited
Miss Edna Lilly on Tuesday.
Mrs. Oscar Vanheikle entertained her
brother, Dallas Dolson, OF Middletown,
from Saturday until Tuesday.
George Bright, wife and son, OF Della
ware City, were guests OF her parents, A..
n. Sutton and wife, on Sunday.
John W. Cannon has been appointed
Treasurer of the Presbyterian Sunday
School, Wis Albert R. Stewart resigned. b
Abraham Dudley one of our most re-
spectacle colored citizens died at his
home near town ON Monday at an ad-
vanced age.
A box social will be held in the C. G.
Club House this evening tor the benefit
of the club, to which the public is COR
daily invited.
Mrs. G. J. Brinton who has been living
here for sometime left with her family
on Saturday for Swedesboro, n. j., where
she will reside.
Miss Susan Simmons, of Clark's Cor
ner, and Miss May Carey, of Whining
ten, spent Sunday with Miss Katherine
Swain near town.
Mrs. Isabel Brattcn who has been the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Sarah Cam, for
sometime left for her home III Newark,
N. j., on Tuesday.
Rev. O. 7. Walton, of Red Lion, will
preach in the M. E. Church, on Sunday,
during the absence, of the pastor, who
will preach, in Wilmington.
As far as is now known the re-opening
of the Presbyterian Church will be held
on Sunday, October I'd. Further an
nouncement will he made next week.
Allen Sparks and family had as their
guests OH Sunday Mrs. Charles Riley and
Mrs. John Buelim, of Middletown, and
Ira McCurrans and wife, OF New Castle.
Presiding Elder Rev. A. s. Mobray will
i preach in KirkN ood nj. Z. Church on
Sunday evening September 25th and hold
Quarterly Conference on Monday morn
ing.
+. ]. Mefrick who has had charge of
the ST. Georges Cemetery for the rast
four years has taken like position at
Newark, and will remove his family there
next week.
Richard Groves and wife, of West Co..
| lingswood and ]. A. Groves aud children,
I
OF East Collingswood, N. j., have been
paying visit to their sister, Mrs. Edward
| Jester near town.
An Ascetyline Gas Plant las been
placed in the Presbyterian Church and
| the lights were used for the first time on
Sunday evening in the lecture room and
were delight to all present.
"A PeddIrrs Parade" will he given at
| the home OF JOHN ". Cannon, Jr., rear
TOWN, on Wednesday evening, September
2S O.d rubber the price Of admission.
| Proceeds for the benefit Of Presbyterian
! Sunday School.
Tie ladies' of the Presb,te terian Church
I viii hold A sale Of the old and new III he
~ r. CInI, aIInnse commencing Will