Middletown transcript., 1904-10-08
ST. GEORGES

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week in Wilmington.
Mrs. A. N. Sutton was Philadelphia
visitor on Wednesday.
Mrs. J. c. Mccoy is spending this
week at Lexington, Ky.
II. G. Jacobs. of Philadelphia, was an
over Sunday visitor here.
Rev. o. L. Martin and wife visited
Wilmington on Monday.
J. NJ. Vandegrift, of Port Penn, visited
C. A. Stitler on Tuesday.
Harry Stranb has returned from visit
to friends in Philadelphia.
Clarence Bishop, OF Philadelphia, spent
several days here this week.
Mrs. Claren Brinton, OF Swedesboro,
N. j., spent part OF this week in town.
Revival services were commenced in
the NJ. E. Church on Sunday evening.
Edward Wise who has been in the West
for seven weeks, returned home last week.
Mrs. G. A. Walker, Of Milford, visited
her sister, Mrs Thomas Bird, on Wednes-
day.
Miss Martha Sooy, of Wilmington, spent
Sunday with her friend, Miss Sara Milli-
gan.
Rev. DIR. J. r. Milligan attended the
Presbytery at Rock Church, Nd. this
week.
William Moore, of Middletown, was
the gnest OF his brother, John Moore, on
Monday.
Miss Anna Forehand, Of Philadelphia,
spent last week with w. IT. Barnett and
daughter.
Misses Linda Clark and Anna Elliason
were guests of friends near New Castle
last week.
Samuel Gray, of seaford, was the gnest
of his parents, M Gray and wife, on
Thursday.
Thompson Lilly and wife, of Newark,
visited their daughter, Miss Edna Lilly
on Sunday.
|. Pritchett and wife, Of Townsend,
paid visit to Fl. c. Buckson and family
on Sunday.
Miss Sallie Gooding. of Wilmington, is
spending sometime with Theodore Jones
and family.
Miss Letticia Buck, Of Philadelphia. has
been the guest Of her cousin, Miss liar
riett Carrow. j
Miss Ida Murry and brother, Of Choate,
were guests of Theodore Jones and fam
lily on Sunday. i
II. I. IIeisel, Of Blairstown, N. J., is
paying visit to her parents, Joseph
Heisel and wife.
Mrs. James White is being entertained
by ]. w. Carrow and family at their
home near Mt. Plea ant
Miss Olivia Paynter has returned from
4 several days visit with friends at Nor
ristown and Philadelphia.
Mrs. George Hill and children aud
Mrs. Margaret Jackson are on a two
weeks visit to relatives at Elockeesin.
Miss Blanche Jones Of Newark. and
Miss Mabel Jones. OF NJ Cuba. slent
Sunday with their mother, Mrs EIi,ls
Jones'
J. G. Stuckert and wife are entertain
ng Mrs. Booter and Mrs. Johnson, of
Wilmington, and Miss Minnie Holt, of
New York.
Misses Anna Moore, of Wilmington,
md Julia Newkirk, Of Philadelphia,
we're over Sunday guests Of John Moore
md family.
Mrs. Miles Clark and her guest Miss
jaroline Clark, Of Delaware City, are
pending this week at the home of DIR. J.
}. Mccoy near town.
]. w. Carrow, Jr., and life attended
dining at the home of his parents, J.
v. Carrow and wife, near Mt. Pleasant,
N Tuesday, given in honor Of Rev. G. T.
WYATT, D. D., ard wife, of Mi,ldIetown.
Miss Lucy A. Lester, Of this town, and
l. c. Jacobs, OF Philadelphia, were
Iuietly married at the home of her sister
Irs. ]. W. Hopkins. In Wilmington. on
tuesday evening. They will reside in
Philadelphia.
Don't forget the "Rummage Sale"
which commences on Saturday, October
9th, in the C. C. Club House and con-
inues one week. Supper served every
light. Proceeds for the benefit Of the
Presbyterian Church.
Sunday promises to be a memorable
lay in the Presbyterian Church. After
icing closed for four months it will be
e-opened with appropriate exercises
Rev. X. A. Davidson of Falls Church,
a., will preach in the noning and Rev.
Ienry Runner Of Newark, in the evening.
everal prominent speakers will be heard
t the afternoon services. An elaborate
musical program is being prepared and
he whole day promises to he most in
eresting and enjoyable.
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