Middletown transcript., 1904-01-23
ST. GEORGES

| Miss Sara Milligan, of Union, spen
Sunday home.
i Mrs. John Gam spent part of last weel
in Wilmington.
James II. S. Gam was a Wilmington
visitor on Friday.
Mrs. Margaret Reybold was in Della
ware City Friday.
William Stewart and family, Of Phila
delphia, are spending a few days in town
Miss Ida Wright has returned from g
two weeks stay with friends at Bethel,
Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lattomus. of Whining.
ton, visited A. Smith and family over
Sunday.
Mrs. Catharine Smith, of Porters, has
been spending the past two weeks with
| relatives here.
Albert Jamison, of Wilmington, spent
last week with his parents, Clarence
Jamison and wife.
Misses Mabel Stewart and Annie Win
slow, of New Castle, spent Sunday with
Mrs. Rachel Hudson.
Edward Wright, of Clayton, has been
the guest of his aunt, Mrs. John Moore,
during the past week.
James Taylor and family, of Reading,
Pa, were guests of his parents here on
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Edgar Carrow spent several days
this week in Philadelphia as the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Othoson.
S. o. Gibbons fell from scaffold
on the side of building on which he
was working and fractured his wrist.
Miss Blanche Dubois has returned to
her home in Baltimore after a very pleas
ant visit with Mrs. Aida Jones and
daughters.
William Aspril, of Chesapeake City,
moved his family here on Wednesday, he
having secured position with F. Hide
brand.
The w. C. T. u, had a meeting OIL
Saturday to arrange for birthday party
in the near future. Mr. w. K. Price was
made chairman Of the entertainment.
George Swain had the misfortune to
fall OIL the ice in his own yard on Sunday
and break his collar bone. At this writ
ing he seems to be suffering great deal
The Christian Endeavor Society of the
Presby terian Church will hold Memor.
ial service OH Sunday evening for Mr. d.
B. Stewart. The society will wear mourn
ing badges for thirty days.
The young people will give farce en-
titled "a Wild Irishman's Diplomacy"
along with dialogues and recltations. in
Odd Fellows Hall on Friday evening,
January 29th, 1904 Some fine music |
will also be rendered.
The sacrament of the Lords Supper |
was administered in the Presbyterian |
Church on Sunday morning and six |
members of the choir, five of them young |
men, were taken into the church. 1t |
was very impressive service. May the |
good work 60 on.
The G. G. Club has arranged for course |
of socials for the benefit of the Reading |
Room. The following committees have |
been appointed: For February Miss |
Barnett, Miss Ellison. For March-Mrs |
Jamisoll, Mrs. Janvier, Miss Jennie Clark.
For April-Mrs. Pool, Mrs. Sutton, Mrs
Gray.
A delightful meeting of the Bible class
was held on Monday evening. There
was large attendance and the singing
by the young men was enjoyed by ALL
The meeting on next Monday night will
be held at the manse and DIR. Milligan
will lead. These meetings are growing
in interest and most cordial invitation
IS extended to all who are interested in
Bible study.
Mr.. Daniel B. Stewart whose illness
We mentioned last week, died on Sunday
night and was buried from lis late resi-
lence on Thursday at II o'clock. His
uneral was very largely attended, he
being man beloved by all who knew
lin. He was a most useful man in the
own and community and a consistent
christian and church worker He was
Justice of the Peace, postmaster secre-
ary of the st. Georges Cemetery Co.,
md elder of the Presbyterian Church,
md all feel his loss to be an irrepairable
me. His family have the sympathy o.
he entire community.