Middletown transcript., 1907-06-15
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merry before you buy.
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After June 1st the Library hours viii
be Tuesdays, 7 to $50; Saturdays, 8 tc
5 and to $50.
g Gold Crowns, Bridges and
uf8 Patchwork made in my own lab
ratory. DR.. johnson.
100000 Sweet Potatoe plants for sale.
Leave order at store. E. J. STEELE.
New summer Millinery at half price.
Mrs. G. w. PETERSON.
Rev. W. II. Hutchin made all address
last Friday afternoon befare the Odessa
Public School, the subject was a patriotic
one.
Single Comb Brown Legborn Eggs at
half-price-50 cents per setting.
T. E. CLAYTON,
Mt. Pleasant.
= Wide-awake and no pain
Q1iYB either in extracting or filling
teeth. DIR. johnson.
DR.. G. A. Burton, up-to-date Dentistry
at very moderate cost. New method for
extractions absolutely painless.
Shirt Waist Suits csc. Perfect fitting
wrappers and children's clothes. All
nv own make.
Mrs G. W. PETERSON.
/ will keep at store cut flowers, also
take orders for funeral work. E. j..
STEELE, Store in Town Hall.
g Up-to-date dental work at
QlfIB moderate cost. DR.. Johnson,
MiddIetown.
Why pay 35c for Graphophone Cylinder
Records when you can get Columbia
Gold Moulded Records for 25c at
Friday was the One hundred and
thirtieth anniversary of the adoption Of
the American Flag by the Continental
Congress, on June l4th, 1777.
OF course there are plenty of people to
dig out records of colder springs than the
present, but human interest in the Ice
Age is small.
For the first time in the history of the
postal service the receipts for quarter
have exceeded the expenditures. The
excess amounting to 81, 300. 1851.
Let us do your printing, no matter how
small the order, and give us chance to
prove how well we can do it.
Mrs. A. E. Clay will open an art
studio soon after her return from Europe,
and will have classes in painting and
drawing.
E. R. Beck. Real Estate Broker, has
sold the three houses belonging to Victor
Bradley, opposite the N. E. Church.
Middletown, to ]. Gaylord Bragdon, for
So, 800.
Unclaimed Letters-The following list
of letters remain unclaimed in the post
Office for the week ending June 9Th !:
Miss Carline Blacson, Mary Chandler
dead Letter.: Mr. Thomas Collins.
Members of the Wilmington Board of
Trade have applied to Superintendent E.
F. Brooks, of the Philadelphia, Baltimore
and Washington Railroad Company, for
an express train to run to Rehoboth on
Friday evenings during the summer.
FOR SALE.-One mower, spray
pump, drill potato planter, hay rake
/ corn planter, riding cultivator, and l
weeder. Having disposed of my farm,
the above articles are for sale, and can
be seen at the residence of Mr.. F. ].
Pennington near Odessa. They are all in
good repair. w. E. LEE,
Middletown, Del.
During the absence of the rector of st
Anne's, morning service will be held June
10Th and 23d when Mr.. George Lewis, of
Wilmington, will act as Lay Reader. On
June Goth Bishop Coleman will oficiate at
the morning and evening service. On
July 9Th and 14th the Rev. P. L. Donag-
hay will conduct the services.
Frisby Hollingsworth, well-known
and respectable colored man, was shot
through the arm Tuesday afternoon by
a rife ball and received painful wound.
Hollingsworth was sitting at the window
in his homewhen the ball crashed through
hitting him on the arm. 1t is supposed
the shot was fred by some small
boys who were out with cat rife, and
accidentally shot toward the house.
The many friends of Mr.. E. ]. Steel,
the Tourist, will be pleased to learn of
his intention to return to Middletown.
Mrs. Steel has purchased the lot on West
Main street, adjoining the property of
Miss Bessie Anderson and will build his
houses there. The location is excellent
for his business, and he will no doubt
be ready for busines in few months.
Mrs. Harris B. Mcdowell, the newly
elected president of the New Century
Club, entertained the members of the
Clubs Executive Board last Friday at
luncheon. In the afternoon the programe
for next years work was arranged. The
guests were Mrs. Richard Cam, Of Kirk
wood, Mrs. Charles Derrickson, Mrs.
George Derrickson, Mrs. Fred Brady,
Mrs. w. B Biggs, Miss Ethel Brady and
Miss Maria q. Nowland.
On account Of the heavy rains the past
week or two and especially that on Sat
urday last, the anniversary services at
Old st. Anne's Church on Sunday last
was prostponed until some time in Au-
gust, after the return of the rector from
his Eurapean trip. This action was not
decided upon until Saturday afternoon
too late to give any public announcement
land because it was deemed advis-
able, as the ancient building was
very damp, with no means Of heating and
drying Sunday, however was beauti-
ful, sunshiny day and many families,
not Knowing the decision to postpone,