Middletown transcript., 1906-03-17
CHESAPEAKE CITY

Wilmington.
Mrs. John Pierce visited relatives in
Wilmington this week.
Mrs. Delmar Smlthprs is visiting her
mother, Mrs William Young in BeIair.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. S. wo,Ilpv visited
friends in Baltimore few days this
week.
Miss Mary G. Steele has returned h,me
after pleasant visit With relatives in
Cecilton.
Mr.. aud Mrs Harry Bungard and
children spent Sunday with relatives in
New Castle, Del.
Miss Sadie Nicoll spent SATURDAY. and
SUNDAY With Mrs. Howard r. Williams,
near Elkton.
Mrs. William T. Malster, Of Baltimore, is
spending few days with her mother, Mrs.
Anna Coz rey.
Miss. Alice M. Boulden is spending few
days with her sister, Mrs. II. V. aIanlove,
in Laurel. Del.
Frank w. jefferson. 81 Lel,iah Uhiver.
sity. spent Sunday with Lis mother, Mrs
D. A. jefferson.
Charles Freeman. Of Philadelphia, is
spending sometime With his mother, Mrs.
NJ. r Freeman.
The members of the Sunshine Society
met at the home OF Mrs q s. Wm,lley on
Thursday evening,
Albert Boulden, Of Wilmington, spent
Saturday and Sunday with his mother,
Mrs. C. c. Bonlden.
Messrs Cliff Hoover and Dallas Man
love were entertained last Tuesday EVEN
ing by friends in town.
Mr.. W. J. Lowry, Of Baltimore, spent
few days this week with his daughter, Mrs
Mrs. 2. 7. Cooling, Jr.
LIE 10y Garhart and Joseph Bloor, of
Elizabeth, N. J., are spending few days
with George Loveless, Sr.
Mrs. Harry KibIer entertained her
aunts, Mrs. D, A. jefferson and Miss Mary
E. Boulden, few days last week,
Mrs H. II. C. Teal, Of Baltimore, Is
spending sometime with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. W. ]. Lake. near town.
Miss Liome Manlove, of Laurel, DEL,
spent few days this week with her
grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. J A. Roul-
den.
Mrs. @. Fl. Bnulden has returned to her
home in PhiIadelpIlia after spending
some time WITH hrr sister, sister AMFs AMFs John
| Banks.
Mrs. Emma LongielInw, 0f Philadel-
phia, Is spending sometime with her
father, Robert Watson, who is critically i'll
| at his home here.
The Rt Rev. Bishop leighton Coleman,
of Wilmington. held s.rvices in the
Church of the Gnrl Shepherd, on Thurs
evening, at 7.30 O'Clock.
The home Of the late H. H. Hra.ly was
offered at executors sale on Thursday and
was withdrawn at bill of 5000. The
personal property was sold at gnOd prices
Tho Ia ,.oo In rUal,,
A debate was held at the Chesapeake
CITY High School Wednesday morning,
March Z. Miss Thornton aud Miss Tatman
defended the affirmative side, and Mr..
EIallnan and Mr.. Woollcphan tie mega
tive.
Three OF the Chesapeake City checker
play ers visited Summit Bridge, Dbl on
Thursday last and played series of
eighteen games with three players OF that
town. The score stood: Summit Bridge 2
games; Chesapeake City II games; drawn
games.
DIR. Curtis Lee Laws, Of Baltimore, will
deliver an Illustrated Lecture on Paris in
the Masonic Hall ON Thursday e, ening,
March 22l, at 8 P. NJ The lecture will
be delivered nnder the auspices Of Chesa-
peake City Literary Clnb Reserved seats
on sale at Alexander's Drug Store.
County Superintendent tienrge Biddle
visited the schools Tuesday morning and
made short address. in which he said:
lie believed that the Chesapeake City
High School was the only school in the
county III which tile students conducted
the opening exercises themselves and
that this gave excellent practice in public
speaking. He also congratulated the
school on the appearance OF ths school
and grounds;