Middletown transcript., 1907-09-28
Local News

Country Lard Wanted. Will pay the
highest cash prices.
ARMsTRoEG's MEAT MARKET.
g Up-to-date dental work at
QMYB moderate cost. DR.. johnson,
Middletown.
Country Lard Wanted. Will pay the
highest cash prices.
ARMsrRoNG's MEAT MARKET.
- Wide-awake and no pain
VfffYB either in extracting or filling
teeth. DR.. Johnson,
Houses and all kind of Buildings moved
on short notice at reasonable prices.
T. T. BRADLEY,
Middletown, Del.
HORSE SHOEING.-Plain 75c cash
Satisfaction guaranteed.
9 Gold Crowns, Bridges and
UnrKB Patchwork made in my own lab
ratory. DIR. johnson.
WANTED.-Ambitiou worker your
section to represent large factory. Salary
SIS weekly. Good opportunity for ad-
vancement United Mig. Co., 1893 Chest
nut St., Philadelphia.
After October Let the Library hours will
be: Tuesdays, $50 to 5; Saturdays, to
5 and Z to s. 80 P. NJ. The Library will
be open on Tuesday evenings to the pupils
OF the public schools only, and no books
will be exchanged except those belonging
to the pupils.
Tie Woman's Missionary Society of
Forest Presby terian Church will. hold a
sale Of the old and new all day and even
ing, Saturday, October 5th. There will
also be supply of cake, pie, biecuits and
other light things for sale.
The liquor men tell us that vote for
prohibition means vote for the speak
easy. This is absolutely fasIe. But it lie
a well established fact that TO VOTE FOR
THE SALON MEANs,A VOTE FOR THE DEVIL
AND AGAINST OUR YOUTH, HOMES AND ALL
THAT Is GOODS
Mr.. Herman Taylor, of Dover, will be
present at the mass meeting to be held in
Odessa on Tuesday evening next and sing
several Of the campaign songs Mr..
Taylor will also be at the meeting in Mid
dletown on Thursday evening next and
render some fine selections.
Mr.. Samuel Brockson, of tlfls town, was
united in marriage to Miss Emma Choate,
on Tuesday OF this week. The ceremony
was performed in Philadelphia and Mr..
and Mrs. Brockson returned to Middle
town on Wednesday ane began house
keeping in cozy furnished home on
Crawford street.
Unclaimed Letters-The following list
of letters remain unclaimed in the post.
Office for the week ending Sept. 10Th
Miss Little Brain in care Of Mr.. L. Dawson
Miss Betheuia V. Noble, Mrs. SalIie Ann
Perkins, Mr.. Thomas Hammond, John
ii. Jackson, Mr.. Frank Ridgway, Mr..
Fletcher Wright.
The Bazaar held in MiddIetown last
week for the benefit of the new Catholic |
Rectory was grand success. The profits |
will reach the $500 mark. In cash $475;
besides furniture valued at $25. Gener-
osity and good fellowship were evident
at the Bazaar. Through The MIDDLE
TOWN TRANSCRIPT, wish to thank all |
Catholics and on-Catholics, who helped |
to make the Bazaar success.
Rev. C. A. CROWLEY.
The Fall Institute OF the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union was held
last Thursday at Kirkwood. Mrs. M. B. |
Donnell. of Newark, County President Of
tTe Uni0nT presided. Rev. Royal Ray
mond, of Wilmington, gave one Of his in.
terestiug talks and Mrs. Lake, who is |
working in the interests Of Anti-License
Loakutg VI Dclhhdict noOO hH duuT6Ss |
in the afternoon. Mrs. Lake is one OF the |
most gifted woman speakersever heard in |
Delaware and is delglting all who hear
her.
In the Wigwam Of Seneca Tribe, No. |
A, Imp. o. Z. NJ, on Tuesday evening,
September oath, election OF officers was
held for the ensuing term, which resulted
as follows: Sachem, John j. JolIs Senior |
Sycamore, Fred Blome /; Junior Sycamore,
Albert H. Suydam Prophet, G. Crouch |
Representative to Great Council, C.I
Crouch Trustee for is months, Thomas |
Pierce Chief Of Records, H. H. Hilyard,
and Keeper of Wampum. W. W. Free
man. Following the election the Sachem
made the following appointments First
Sannup, Pierce I'd Sannup, KumpeI 1st
War, Taylor; I'd War;, 6. Richards; Sd
War, II. Eliason 4th. Armstrong; LIST
Brave, Collins I'd Brave. G. Richards
Sd Brave, Whitlock 4th Brave, W. Ella.
son; Guard of Wigwam, ]. A. Suydam
Guard Of Forest. John MaulI. Deputy
Sachem Joseph Armstrong of Appoquini-
mink Tribe, No. "a, will raise the newly
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