Middletown transcript., 1904-05-07
ST. GEORGES

L. J. McWhorter visited Odessa Mon
day.
Miss Olivia Paynter spent Monday in
Newark.
Miss Maude Clark visited Miss Beaulah
Dolson near town on Sunday.
John Lewis, of Wilmington, spent Sun
day with ]. ]. Lewis and wife.
Miss Harriet Carrow was entertained
by Miss Matte Murry on Friday.
Miss Matte Murry was on Sunday en-
tertained by Miss Hattie Batten.
c. NJ. Riley spent Sunday with ]. B.
Cazier and family near Glasgow.
Miss Fannie Ford, of Glasgow, was the
guest Of Miles Clark and family Sunday.
Charles Lewis, Of Middletown, visited
William Roberts and family. on Sunday.
Mrs. H. G. Gray and Mrs. H. C. Buck
son were in Wilmington part of last week.
Mrs. M. J. Gray is entertaining her
sister, Mrs. Fl. A. Dennison, Of New
Castle.
Miss Helen Stewart, of Philadelphia,
is paying visit to her cousin, Miss Anna
Stewart.
Mrs. Charles Cannon and Mrs. Hitch
ems, of Odessa, spent Friday with F..
Shoule and wife.
Miss Lille Cannon, Of Phi ladelphia,
spent Sunday with her parents, Herbert
Cannon and wife.
Robert 7. Stevens and son Fred, of
Wilmington, were guests of J. w. Carrow
Jr., and family on Tuesday.
The committees on repairs OF the Pres
byterian Church held very satisfactory
meeting on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Seebury, Of New York City, was
entertained by Rev. J. R. Milligan and
family on Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Ida Wright had as over Sunday
guests the Misses Mabel and Elizabeth
Clough, of Wilmington, and Miss Eliza
beth Stewart, of Philadelphia.
Miss Lucy Hill spent several days this
| week with relatives in Hockessin and
attended the convention of the w. C. L.
U. held in that place on Thursday.
A meeting Of the Official Board Of tile
| M. E. Church will be held in the lecture
room Of the church. on Saturday evening
at z. 80 o'clock. A full attendance is re-
quested.
The Bible Glass will meet on Monday
evening at the home of Mrs. G. 7. Hill.
It will be an everybody's meeting and
promises to be especially interesting. Ali
welcome.
]. w. Carrow, Jr., and family on Sun
day entertained Misses Bessie Webb and
Florence Powell, and Robert Morgan, Of
Kennedyville. Md, Messrs. Harvey Rey.
nolds, Benjamin Simmons and Edgar
Carrow and wife, OF st. Georges.
The committee of arrangements for the
strawberry festival to be held for the
benefit OF National Lodge as soon az
possible, requests all ladies who are inter.
ested and will help them, to meet with
them in their Hall on Monday evening,
May 9th, at 7.30 o'clock.
Both the services at the Presbyterian
Church on Sunday were most enjoyable.
In the morning about sixty members Of
National Lodge turned out in q body
them by the pastor Rev. j. X. Milligan.
| Special music was rendered by the choir
In the evening the monthly song service
was held. A large congregation was
present at both services.
| The Sabbath School of the Presbyter
ian Church is in fourishing condition
The Superintendent Mr.. 7. f. Clark, and
Ibis able assistant Mr. j. w. Carrow, Jr.
are great power in Sunday School work
| Several new teachers have been added tc
their list, among them being Mrs. j. w
carrow, Jr., Misses Harriet Carrow
Daisy and Maude CLARK. A<Bible Glass
is being formed for adults to which al
are cordially invited.
i Mrs.M ]. Gray Delightfully."- entertained
some friends at finch on Wednesda,
evening In honor of her sister, Mrs. Fl
i A. Dennis0n OF New Castle. Among
those present were: Mrs A. N. Sutton
Mrs. j. w. Dewitt, Mr.. and Mrs j. w
Carrow, Jr., Misses Olivia Paynter, Flor
enee Jainissn and f. G. Sutton. Re
freshments were served and at q late honl
all departed for their ZONES hoping f0I
another invitation from Mrs. Gray IN TIM
near future.
i Qulte an cnthuslaStIc temperance meet
ing under the management of the w. G.
T. u. was held in the Presbyterian Church
on Monday evening" Mrs. Seebury o.
New York City, who was tile speaker 0l
the evening, delighted her large audience
| as also did Mrs louisa Stevenson ol
Ohio, who read an excellent paper as q
greeting Of q Daughter of the Revolution,
Misses Miriam Price and Elizabeth Sim
mons gave recitations, and music uas
furnished by the choir,