Middletown transcript., 1905-04-08

Do not neglect yotif teeth. Now Is the
time to have them attended to, if you
would save trouble in the future. DR.. ].
Allen johnson, West Main Street, Mid
dletown, will make free examination
and give estimate of cast. Porcelain and
gold Filings, Grown and Bridgework.
Oxygen and Gas for painless and safe ex.
tracing.
Call and see our stock of shoes and
learn prices, and see what you can save
in buying. Checks given with all sales.
Mrs. G. W. PETERSON.
Our Spring Opening OF Trimmed Hats
and Millinery Novelties will take place on
Wednesday, April 18th, at our new store,
corner Main and Scott streets, to which
all are most cordially invited.
MRS. F. H. LOCKWOOD.
The new Western Union Telegraph
Office was opened for business on Mon
day with Mr.. John Scott, of Georgetown,
this State, as the operator in charge.
The office hours will be from A. M, to
P. NJ, and will prove great conven-
fence to business men and others wish
ing to communicate with distant points.
For the first time in several weeks ice
and frost were noticed Monday morning,
the mercury having fallen during the
night to 80 degrees above zero. 1t was
the coldest weather since the middle of
March. While there is some apprehen-
sion for fruit, the general opinion is that
it had not advanced sufficiently to sus-
tain much damage.
Mr.. J. B. Baker, proprietor Of the the
local corn cannery, was in town on We'd
nesday and made contracts with our far
mers for $50 acres of corn for canning this
season. The farmers who planted sugar
corn for the cannery last year were well
pleased with the profits from their crops,
and the proprietor had no trouble in Sc
curing contracts for all he will be able to
handle this season.
The remains of Mrs. Jane s. Janvier,
mother of Mr.. William G. Janvier, who
died in Wilmington on Sunday last. we're
brought to Middletown on the noon
train Wednesday and taken to Old
Drawers Cemetery for interment. Mrs.
Janvier was aged II years. Funeral
services were held at her late residence,
702 Franklin street, Wilmington, Rev.
W. V. Louderbough, of Salem, N. j.,
officiating.
Easter is on its way, and if you are 60
ing to get suit or a shirt waist suit,
either in Silk, Voile or Mohair, or pretty |
spring Covert Jacket, a separate skirt or
Silk waist, come and see our samples as
We are selling them as fast as we can get |
them from the mandatory, and if you
are ready to clean house We can help you |
make your home pretty with some of |
our New Mattings, Rugs, Pictures, Win
dow Shades or anything in the furniture
line, adjoining National Hotel.
A. FoGEL.
D. D. G. NJ, S. E. Lewis installed the
following officers of Good Samaritan
Lodge, No. 8, |. 0. o. F., on Thursday
evening: n. g., H. d. Howell; V. G.,
Ira W. Owens Rec. Sec., H. s. Beasten
Per- Sec, ]. F. Deakyne; Treas, F. ].
Pennington R. S. N. g., Alex. Metten
L. S. N. g., g. S. Hopkins; Warden, ].
E. CHM; Conductor, ]. M. Foster 1. g.,
George Buehm 0. g., J. E. Denny R.
s. V. g., W. E. Dixon L. s. V. g., Leon
de Valinger R. S. s., Talbot Williams
L. S. S., George F. Lee. An interesting
feature of the occasion was the presenta-
tion to the retiring Noble Grand, s. M.
Rosenberg, of an emblematic charm, as
an appreciation of the work he has done
in the interest Of the Lodge and of the
success that has marked his term as pre-
siding officer. The Lodge now has
membership OF nearly sixty and is in
a healthy condition. Its members ex.
pect in very short time to have 100
members.