Middletown transcript., 1910-01-15

dozen, while butter is quoted from 40 4
43 cents per pound.
Another snow fell in this section Thurs
day night adding about four or five NOR,
inches of snow to the already white sbse
which fell on Christmas day.
Miss Eugenia Beasten, who was assis
tant to she late Ed.ard Reynolds fol
seven years, has been appointed toWl
treasurer to fiji the unexpired term OF Mr.
Reynolds.
A. Fogsl announces . sweeping reduc-
ton sale on another page of this issue.
Read what he is offering you and 8 visit
to his store will convince You that every
article offered is real bargain.
Very best makes in mems, women's
and chIldrsn's shoes. Bought for spot
cash. Sold on 10 per cent. profit. Gail
aud see what you can save in buying
shoes here. MRS. G. w. PETERSON.
Feed the birdsI Reports come that
they are starving on account Of the heavy
snow. If our farmers aud town people
would throw them food now aud then is
will save many Of our song and game
birds perishing.
Cards have been received here announc.
ing the marriage Of Miss Anna Virginia
Racine to D. William Wright, Of Summit
Bridge, December 23d. The bride is the
daughter Of Mrs. Mary E. Racine, Of st.
Augustine, Maryland.
AT BRAGDoN's-Chocolate StraWs, 3Oc
the pound, made by the Reynolds Candy
Co., Wilmington.
Last Thursday every pedestrian on the
streets Of MiddIetoWn seemed 20 be at
tending strictly 70 bis own business.
The sidewalks we're so CLASSY that it re-
quired some skill to stand aud walk erect.
Many travellers took the middle of the
road in preference to trying conclusions
with paved walks.
A musicale will be given at the New
Century Club on Tuesday afternoon, jan
uary 25th, at $50 O'Clock. Mrs. Edward
Burnham, of Wilmington, on the cornet
and Mrs. John P. Cam, vocal selections,
will be among the features Of the pro.
gram. The public is invited to be present.
A silver offering at the door.
With q membership Of 81 editors OF
country papers throughout the State,
the Maryland Press Association was
formed Wednesday Of last week, at q
meeting at the Hotel Rennert, Baltimore.
The organization har no political signti-
Csuce, but Was formed to further the
business Interests OF The county news
papers.
At the annual meeting OF the stock
haiders ui the Citizens National Bank,
'Ield at tue banking house on Tuesday,
.ne following bOard OF directors was elected
or the ensuing year: Joseph Biggs. Jacob
B. Cazier, SeWeil G Blggs, Charles s.
ellison, George V. Peverley, Jesse L.
Nathaniel j. Williams, Henry
L. Davis, Anthony HI. Johnson, Charles
NJ. Cochran and John s. Crouch. The
,ficsrs of the bank were all re elected.
At the annual meeting Of the stock.
holders of the Peoples National Bank,
leld at the banking house on Saturday
last the following board of directors was
sIected for the ensuing yesr: Geo. M. D.
Hart, Thomas G. Cruikshank, Q. A. Pool,
J. Frank Eliason. George L. Townsend,
Charles II. Salmon, jefferson B. Foard,
Richard T. Cam, Frederick Brady and
John T. Ernest.
An attempt was made by some one to
snter the grocery store Of Miss Mary Ma.
oney ut the corner of Broad and Lake
Jtreets about 1890 o'clock last Sunday
morning, but the thief was frightened
Gway by Miss Maloney who heard the
noise and called her brother. The thief
who smashed one OF the large glass
windows in front Of the building, was
frightened off by calls, and made = hasty
'etreat out North Broad street without
securing anything from the window.
All subscribers to this paper are re.
Iuested to look ct the address slip on
heir papers. If your paper 10 dated
January, '09, it means that your sub
cription is paid up to January, 1909, the
irst two figures of the year being omitted
10 that We can get the entire address and
late 10 one line. If your paper is dated
August, 10, it means that your paper is
paid for to August, 1910. Dollar bills
nay be sent by ordinary mail with little
" no danger of loss. Please do not neglect
attending to your subscription account.
AT BRAeDoN's-You never knew how
rood candy could be made, unless you
rave eaten that Of the Reynolds Candy
Jo., Wilmington. Visit our store and
Fy it.
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o'clock Friday morning, caused many of
Dur people to rise earlier than usual, but
he fire was put out before the fremen
ITrived. The flre was discovered on the
outh side Of the old shirt factory build
ng on the East end OF Anderson strest
~ Mr.. William Hall, and as the flames
lad ignited in she boiler room of the build.
ng it is the opinion Of many shat some.
me set the building on fire.
number Of our young people have
'rRaniEed music club, she object being
0 bring together in a social way those
Who are lovers Of music, and il possible,
Ievelop Choral Society. They propose
Q have a suitable place for rehearsals,
local and instrumental. They will hold
rummage sale soon for their benefit.
rhe weekly meetings are well attended.
u past years many e1orts nave been put
orth to organize q society Of this kind,
mt have failed. We trust this will be
uccess.
The numerous friends Of Miss Eugenia
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