Middletown transcript., 1904-11-26
ST. GEORGES

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| 6. T. Hill was Wilmington visitor ol
Monday
Miss Ida Helveston has been visitin,
relatives down the State.
Miss Annie Stewart is visiting Phila
delphia friends this week.
Miss Clara Swan, Of near town, spent
Sunday with Miss Bessie Jones.
Miss Beaulah Swartz is entertaining
Miss Annie Rogers, Of Avondale.
Charles Rommel wife and daughter, oI
Baltimore, are guests at the Manse.
Mrs. William Aspril is entertaining hel
mother, Mrs. Samuel Porter. of Choate.
Miss Amanda Moore spent Sunday
with Miss Bertha Reynolds, near town.
Miss Anna Moore, of Wilmington, is
visiting her parents, John Moore and
wife.
Mrs. S. Downs, of Mt. Pleasant, was
the guest of James Paynter and daughters
on Saturday.
Master Norman Stapleford, OF State
Road, spent Sunday with his cousin,
Claude Lester.
Mrs. q. N. Bright, of Delaware City,
spent Monday with her parents, A. n.
Sutton and wife.
Mrs. Charles Wright and daughter,
Miss Ida, have returned from visit to
relatives in Port Penn.
George Swain and wife visited their
daughter. Mrs. Eugene Gravatt, near
Glasgow on Thursday.
Mrs. 0. L. Martin and Mrs. D. C. Wolf
were guests of George Swain and family
near town on Sunday.
Thomas Haigh wife and daughter, of
Morton, Pa, were guests of M. ]. Gray
and wife on Monday.
Services appropriate to the occasion
were held in both our Churches on
Thanksgiving morning.
Clarence Batten, of Farnhurst, is spend
ing two weeks with his parents, James
Batten and wife near town.
Mrs. Stewart Fritts and sons, OF Will
mington, are spending this week with
Mrs. Laura Jones and family.
Miss Blanche Jones. of Newark ,andMiss
Mabel Jones, of Mt. Cuba, are visiting
their mother, Mrs. Elida Jones.
The public schools have been closed
this week on account of the institute
which was held in Wilmington
Charles Wright and family had as
Thanksgiving guests George Kraut, wife
and daughter, of Baltimore, Md.
Francis Stuckert, OF Newark College, is
spending few days vacation with his
parents, J. C. Stuckert and wife.
William Haman, wife and daughter, of
State Road, paid visit to her parents,
George Swain and wife, on Saturday.
C. NJ. Riley royalty entertained VIM.
D. Hudson and wife, Mrs. DR.. Clifton
and Mrs Frank Postles, all of Smyrna,
on Sunday.
A business meeting of the Missionary
Society Of the Presbyterian Church was
held at the home of Mrs ]. C. Stuckert
on Monday afternoon.
Miss Elinor Mccoy, of Baltimore, and
DR.. ]. c. Mccoy, Jr., of New York, are
spending their Thanksgiving vacation
with their parents, DIR. J. c. Mccoy and |
wife near town.
A. n. Sutton and wife entertained on |
Monday William E. Sutton wife and |
three daughteas, and George Ferray of
and Clarence E. Pool and |
wife OF McDonough.
The remains of Caroline Y, the seven
teen year old daughter of William E.
Sutton, of Philadelphia, formerly resi-
dent of our town, were brought down on
Monday and entered in the family lot
in St. Georges Cemetery.
James r. Roberts of our town and |
Miss Lillian NJ. Cams, of Kirkwood, were
quietly married at the parsonage OF Red |
Lion NJ. E. Church on Thursday evening.
Mr.. Roberts is highly esteemed in our
town and community, and. all join in
best wishes for his happiness and pros
perity.
Mrs. H. c. Jacobs, nee Miss Lucy
Lester, who was married several weeks
ago, but who has been paying visit to
her mother Mrs. H. Lester, left for her
new home in Philadelphia on Thursday.
Her removal from our town is source Of
deep regret. as she was a most useful
member in society and church circles.
At a meeting of the young people held
at the home of Miss Olivia Paynter on
evening for the purpose of max
ing engagements for the entertainment to
be given for the benefit of National
Lodge during the holidays, Benjamin
Simmons was elected President, Edward
Lester, Jr., Vice President, and Miss
Matte Murray Secretary.