Middletown transcript., 1909-01-09

Fresh and salt meats ofthe first quality
81 w. H. EcHEEHoFER's.
Primo dairy food in quantitiesto suit
et REE's FEED STORE.
High grade dental service. Examina
tion and estimate. free. Or. J. Allen
johnson. Middletown. Phone IS,
Best quality ofcountry butter At
w. II. EcHMHoFER's.
Highest cash prices paid for fresh egga
and poultry.
W. H. EcHENHoFER.
"Primo'' dairy food in quantities 10 suit
at REE's FEED SroRE.
FOR SALE-I have several farms
small and large, well located, at reason
able prices, In 81. Georges Hundred.
GEO W. INGRAM.
High grade dental service. Examina-
pn and estimate. free. DR.. J. Allen
lnson, Middletown. Phone IS.
LoST--A child's kid fur-top mitten
sder please return to
St. Anne's Rectory.
WANTED $1,000 aud $4,000 on first
mortgage on farms; unquestionable secur-
ily. GEO. v. INGRAM.
Thieves visited the henery of Mrs. G.
NJ. Stanger on Saturday night AMI carried
away several OF her fowls.
DR.. J. G. Sites has removed his dental
office to the building recently vacated by
she Western Union Telegraph Co., next
door to J. 1. Shepherds Office.
FOR SALE.-Partition suitable for of
fec with frosted glass windows and
double doors. Apply to
Dr.. P. r. SMITH.
The Mltinee Euchre was entertained
this week at the home Of Mrs. George
w. Lockwood, by Miss Bessie Morton
and Miss Julia E. NJ. Lockwood.
Leave your orders for HIGH GRADE
COAL at Either Office, which will he
promptly filed. Always in stock; all
sizes. Phone 5. JESSE L. SHEPHERD.
Send Your items and personal notices
into the paper, that is the way to help
make it interesting. Just sign your name,
We won't publish 1t, and then the article
will be sure OF getting in.
The regular meeting OF the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union will be held |
on Monday evening, January 1lth, at
730 o'clOck, at the home Of the President,
Mrs. J. F. McWhorter.
Cards have been issued by Governor |
and Mrs. Lea for the reception they will |
give Monday, January 18th. at the State
House at Dover, in honor OF the Governor
elect, Simeon s. Pennewill.
FOR SALE.-$l25.OO buggy with two
sets Of wheels, one steel and one rubber,
only used three months, practically new,
will sell for 5000 to quick buyer, at
Howeps carriage shop.
Dr.. M. B. BURsTAN.
The program for the New Century Club |
meeting next Tuesday is Business meet
ing Music; Current events, Mrs. NJ. J.
Reynolds; "Christmas in Italy," written
by Miss Martha G. Heaton; "Savonorola,"
Miss Ethel Brady.
There win be four eclipses in 1909, two
Of the sun and two Of the moon, as fol-
lows: Total Of the moon on June Sd, par
tial Of the sun on June 18th, total OF the
moon on November 26th, partial Of the
sun on December 18th, the latter will be
visible in the Anarctic regions only.
Unclaimed Letters-The following list
Of letters remain unclaimed in the post
Office for the week ending Dec. 31st
Miss Ornine Games, Miss Emma Francis,
Miss Bessie Henson, Mrs. Apn G. NoIand,
Mr.. Earnest Clayton, Mr.. Dan Colister,
DR.. George Troupe Maxwell.
Caleb E. Burchenal, Esq, of Whining.
ton, Field Agent Of the Anti Saloon League
Of Maryland. will conduct the evening
sertices at Colt Church Sunday, January
10th. Mr.. Burchenal il well known in
the Wilmington Conference aud also as o
prominent speaker. All are cordially in.
Vited to attend this service.
A Maryland clergymen is credited with
the statement that the marriage ceremony
fee has been steadily declining in recent
years. When he began tying the silken
cord for gallant grooms and blushing
brid' 8 bis receipts varied from two to
ten dollara, making an average of four
or five dollars. The past year they varied
from one to four, or an average of two
or three-the last being fifty cents-with
but few offers at that price.
Miss Mary BlackIston NoWIand ente,.
tanned few friends at dinner last Sat.
urday evening in honor OF Miss Helen
Cochran. whose engagements to Mr.. Julian
II. Foard has been announced. Those
present were Miss Elizabeth Hanson, Of
New York; Miss Maria II. Nowland, Miss
Helen Cochran, DR.. Edward M. Vaughan,
Messrs. Lucien Green, Julian Foard and
Isaac Gibbs.
We thank those Of our subscribers who
have 50 promptly responded to our re-
qnest TO pay their subscriptions, and
again request those who have not done
20 to not postpone the matter longer than
necessary. All, Of course, realize the fact
that it costs money to rnn a newspaper
as bills have to be paid and it requires
money to do 60, 60 if yon owe us kindly
try and make it convenient to pay
promptly.
,lYhi!s pe team Of Mr.. Harvey vosbeIl
xag standiuk under the large shed in the
rear of 81. Annss Episcopal Church lass
evening. some one cut bis har-
mere Id several places and had not Mr..
vosbcltj discovered something Ras wrong
Se might have had Z bad accident. The
act was mean one, and II the guilty per