Middletown transcript., 1906-08-04
WARWICK

Mr.. Charles Holden is visiting IN Bait
timOre City.
Mr.. John H. M. Garner was in smyrn,
on Friday last.
Prof Guy johnson. of Elktop. is so
iourning in town.
The Hiss. s Aiken were entertained in
Middietnwn on Sunday.
Rev. F. S. Cain is entertaining his
mother at the parsonage.
Miss Minnie Smith is visiting the Misses
Manlo.e, near Middletown.
Mr.. John Lattamous spent few days
of the past week in Chester.
Mr.. Walter Hoffman, of Baltimore,
spent part of Wednesday in town.
Miss A. Estella Marsh is at Yonkers, N.
Z, where she will spend sometime.
Mr.. E. E. Marsh is the gnest of Mr..
Biddle Hossinger near Chestertown.
Mr.. Thomas DeVine is entertaining the
Messrs- Fitzgerald, Of the Quaker City.
Mr.. 7. c. Lynch and Charles W.
stearns are camping at Cassidy's wharf.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. vinyard spent
Sunday with DR.. and Mrs ]. S. Merritt.
Washington Camp, No. 8, P. o. s. of
A., meets each Tuesday evening at g.
o'clock.
Miss Helen Eaton is being entertained
by Superintendent Blackburn and wife,
at Farnhurst.
A straw ride to Dewey Park was much
enjoyed by a number of our young people
on Wednesday.
Mrs. William Peacock and Mrs. John
Price, of Philadelphia, were visitors in
town on Wednesday.
Mrs. B. H. Dickerson celebrated her
seventy-third birthday anniversary on
Wednesday evening last.
Mrs. ]. S. Merritt and daughter, Miss
Bessie, of Colt, were the guests of Mr.. ].
S. Merritt, Jr., on Thursday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. NJ. Fountain and son
Victor, of DeLand, Fla, are recuperating
at the home OF Mrs. Verena L. Vinyartl.
The older son of Mr. G. W. Stearns was
removed to hospital in the Quaker City
last week, suffering with a stroke of pa
ralysis.
A number of our farmers will be CON-
PEELED to stack their wheat, after waiting |
such long time for the day when the
sun shines.
On account of the inclement weather
there were but few from Warwick on the
Chesapeake Excursion to Colchester
Beach on Thursday.
The regular social and business meeting
meeting of the Sr. Christian Endeavor
Society met at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. P. King, near town, on Thursday last.
Workmen are engaged in repairing the
engine of Mr.. Garrett Lockerman, which
blew out last week while enroute to the
fields of Mr.. George Hohl The loss
caused by the blow up is estimated at
800.
A colt driven by John Ernest, Jr., of
Sassafras, got unruly while passing
through town on Sunday afternoon.
While kicking he got his leg caught over
he harness, which threw him to the
,round.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. P. DeVine entertained
n honor of their gnests, the Misses Glea-
on and Skulley, of Philadelphia, last
Wednesday evening. Vocal and instru.
mental music we're INDUCED in until 11.3O
'clock. During the evening the guests
Fere invited to the dining-room where
axe, ice cream and fruits were served
fter which the ladies were entertained in
he reception room, and the gentlemen in
moker. Those present were: Mr.. and
Irs. 7. P. DeVine, Mr.. Thomas DeVine,
ir. John Dorsey and sister, Miss Maggie,
Iiss Mae DeVine, Miss Lillian DeVine,
fr. and Mrs. John Garner, Miss Marie
)eVine, Mr.. F. P. Sullivan, Miss Nora
heahan, Messrs. Maurice, Laurence and
ohm DeVine and w. ]. B. Lohand, of
Miss Kathryn Gleason, Miss
osephine Skulfey, Mr.. Frank Gleason,
FRS. L. Skulley, Miss Mary Cunningham,
Irs. Cunningham, Messrs. Robert and
,dward Fitzgerald, Miss E. Cahall, all OF
and others. The guests
eparted for their homes wishing Mr.. and