Middletown transcript., 1909-05-01

5000 Sweet Potato Plants. S2.00 pei
1000 al stEktEs.
4 number Of the little friends os Mis-
| Mildred Redgrave gave her Asurprias cr
| her birthday, last Wednesday evening
The Young people met 1t the home O
| Miss Margaret Pleasanton and proceeded
4 10 body to the home Of little Miss Red.
| grave. The children presented her with
chair, in honor Of the occasion.
The Opera House was we'll filled on
Friday evening last to bear the humorous
lecture by Col. ''Bob" Seeds. For one
hour and a half the lecturer kept the large
audience il laughter. His subject, THE
Influence of the Home" abounded 10
much good advice as well as humor, and
all we're well pleased. The ladies Of the
| New Century Club we're very much graf
iied at the attendance, the receipts
amounting to about $40.
We have arranged with the maniactur-
| ers Of Chi. .NameI, who are also patentees
of the Chi-NameI Graining, Staining and
Vanishing Process to have one Of their
expert demonstrators spend few days
with US for the special purpose Of teach
ing our trade to use the little tool and
furnish our patrons free Of cost, expert
instruction in the treatment of interior
wood work. Call and see the demonstrasor.
This will be q rare opportunity for the
ladies to learn how to grain and varnish
their own floors and woodwork. Chi.
Namel graining will outWear the ordinary
floor varnish many times over.
J.F. MCWHoRTER & Son.
At meeting of the incorporators Of The
Middletown Garage and Repair Co., held
Thursday evening, the following Board of
Directors we're elected: Merritt N. Willis,
Joseph P. Algire, Charles G. Cam, DR..
Paul r. Smith and DR.. Charles A. Richie.
The Board of Directors organized by elect
ing Merritt N: Willis, president; Joseph
P. AIgire, vice president; Charles A. Rit.
chic, NJ. D., secretary and treasurer. The
purpose Of the company is to open q gar
age for the housing and repairing of auto
mobiles and the sale Of automobile sup
plies, gasoline and oil. Mr.. a. Lee Or
rell will be the agent in charge and any
local cars or those Of the public travelling
through this section, will be assured good
attention at reasonable cost. The build.
ing will be completed in about two weeks.
We wonder how many of our readers
have noticed the difference between the
man who has been married but a short
time and one who has been married sev.
eral years. You can always tell a young
husband from an old one. When man
has been married few months, you will
generally see him working in the garden |
or fixing up about the house and while he |
works he whistles, or sings or occasionally |
looks up towards the window to see if any
one is watching him. A year later be is
still working in the garden but the smile |
has been exchanged for a frown and he
occasionally looks up towards the house |
wondering why in thunder breakfast is
not ready. Another year rolls by and his
looks would sour milk, but he is still at /
work, stopping occasionally to kick the
dog or throw brick at thecat. The next
year we find him sitting on the front
porch, smoking pipe, while his wife
does the digging in the garden. Now
just watch our young men, as one by one,
they are caught in Cupid's net aud see, if
this rule does not work out the problem