Middletown transcript., 1906-03-10
WARWICK

in Wilmington, Del.
Mr.. and Mrs. R B. Merritt are So
iourning in Wilmington, Del.
N Mrs. Frank S. Cain spent part OF the
past week in the Quaker City.
Senior Endeavor prayer meeting to-
morrow followed by preaching.
Mr.. B. S. Hail cut the side of his chin
severely while shaving on Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lattomus were the
guests. of Clayton srelatives part of: this
week.
Mrs. Mary A. Lofand was the guest of
her daughter, Mrs. c. r. Manlove, on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Uric P. CHM, of near Odessa,
visited her mother, Mrs. Verena L. Vim
| yard, this week.
Ping Pong the pet dog belonging to
Miss Blanche Wright, died Tuesday MORN
ing of hydrophobia.
Prof. Guy johnson is sojourning in
Washington, D. C., during this weeks
session of Congress.
Washington Camp, No. 8, P. O. S. of
meets each Tuesday evening at o'clock
in their camp room.
Mr.. r. Delbert Akin, OF Delaware
City, spent few days of the past week
u-;th Waruink raiativea
The home of 7. Bayard Vinyard which
has been remodeled adds much to the ap-
pearance of Main street.
| Mrs. SaIlie Gunkle accompanied by
Mrs. F. s. Cain we're the guests of Mrs.
John r. H. Price on Wednesday.
It will be well for the people of this
town to keep guard on their dogs, as We
understand mad dogs are plentiful.
Miss A. Estella Marsh entertained on
Tuesday Mrs. L. H. Dreka, of sassafras,
and Miss Agnes Crowley, of Bohemia
Manor.
The farmers of the Warwick station
uHuoL COltIOI VI tnc OHoSlcT uTO MILK
Co., received 80 cents for butter fat for the
past month.
Miss Helen Eaton entertained from
Saturday until Monday Miss Clara Black
burn, of Farnhurst, DEL, and Miss Keys,
Of Wilmington.
Miss Helen. Eaton has been elected
President and Miss Emma Vinyard Vice
President, of the Senior Christian En-
deavor Society.
The Senior Christian Endeavor Society
held their regular monthly business and
social meeting at. the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. William T. Vinyard last Thursday
evening.
The large stable on the farm tenanted
by Mr.. Wright Coppage near town, has
been replaced %ith new one. Con-
tractor and builder, Mr.. Amos Wilson
of this. town, did the work.
Miss A. B. Jones, of Philadelphia, Pa,
who is the guest of Miss B. W. Gunkle
received the news this week of the death
of her cousin, Marion Dale Hobletzel.
The Rev. S. A. Hobleztel who is nuw sta
toned at Belair is the father OF the young
man, and was pastor of the NJ. P.
Church this town in former years.
Honor Roll
The following pupils of Warwick Pub
lie Schools have attained the average of
80 per cent. and over for the month of
February 8th GRADE-Eccelston Marsh,
Ethel Vinyard, Paul Marsh. 7th GRADE
Mary Tarbutton, Jesse Vinyard, Clara
Price, Thomas Carroll, Mamie Merritt,
Richard Tarbutton, Alice Smith. Eula |
Vinyard. 9th GRADE-Lester Bishop. |
9Th GRADE-Mary Devine, Hartley |
Thornton. Howard Bishop, Rodney Price,
Francis Marsh, Irving Manning, Guy |
Lockerman, Lily Devine, Willie Pierce,
Arthur LeekkerRaaa Willard Leekerman,
Bertha Lynch. 4th GRADE-M Margaret |
Marsh, Benjamin Balm, Russell Tarbuttoni
Dudley Tarbutton, Reba Thornton,
Michael Carroll, Alice Marsh, Harry |
Smith. 3rd GRADE-Jennie Bishop, |
Edna Price, Josephine Garner, Leland
Price, John Garner.