Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-16
NJ MiddietOWn
ny Miles, Once
Coachman Fer the Late
Col. James Yeung, Dies

Jerry Miles, an aged negro who
we'd for many years as coachman
the late Colonel James Young,
d Yesterday morning after a long
hess. He had been a familiar
aracter about town, virtually
ery person knowing him as
erry:s For the past fifteen years
was employed by S. Cameron
ung, a. son of the late Colonel
ung. Plans for the funeral were
npleted late to-day. He died at
home, of Hampton Fuyman, in
Lrket street.
zaiddletown will have another in
stry added to the borough by j:
Boyce, of Philadelphia, who pur=
hsed four lots from ]. r. Geyer
b A. L Etter, at Mill and Poplar
eets, opposite the Pennsylvania
ilroad station, having a frontage
Mill street of eighty feet and
b feet in Poplar street. Mr.. Boyer
II erect a knitting mill: The new
Hiding to be put up will be S0x
b feet, constructed of brick and
IS, and will be three stories hlgh,
h a basement. The factory Will
ploy about 200 hands. Mr.. Beyee
Is sales manager for H. A. Rom:
rger, who conducts a chain OF
his throughout the State,
Beventy-five members of Swatara
uncil No. 85S, Jr. o. u. A. M, met
the hall in Emaus street Sunday
brning, from where the lodge pro-
eded in body to the Presbyterian
urch to hear the Rev. T. Z: Me-
rrell preach a special sermon:
Charles Myers, who recently par-
hsed the ferryboat 9utht from q
Mansberger and will run to feff
lnty shore to meet trains, started
s morning, making his first TRIP
The second band concert was CIV
by the Liberty band in the bef-
sh park Sunday afternoon,
Tohn Kendig. who spent the past
kr overseas, but returned to the
tes about a week ago and was
1t to Camp Dix, n. j., was mus
led out of service and returned TO
home of his parents, Mr.. and
$. John Kendig, Royalton.
Clarence Henry, of Chambers
re-. spent the weekend in town
the guest of his sister Mrs.
orse Carr, South Wood street
Miss Florence Brooks, of Erie is
Ending some time in town as the
est of Miss Corinne Brandt.
krlin Rudy, William Swartz, STAN
Lemon and Jacob Shelly JrS
ir of Middletown's young men
o spent the past eighteen months
erseas and had been stationed at
mn Dix, n. j., were mustered out
service and returned home on
urday.
George Boynton, of Wilmington
laWare, spent the weekend i'll
yn as the guest of Mr., and Mrs.
J, Kinnard, North Catherine
eet. -,
Mrs. William Fielder, son William,
and daughter Dorothy VINO
ent the past month in town as
guests of DR.. c, e, Bowers ana
fe, left yesterday for Speecevllle,
ere they will spend some time as
guests of Fred Bowers They
re accompanied by Mr. Feidler,
O spent the weekend in town,
Eighty members of the Rescue
zse Company took part in the
emen's parade at Harrisburg sat
3iav afternoon and were the guests
s the Reilly Fire Company
IThe Children's Day exercises held
the Methodist Sunday school
kterday morning and last even
/ were largely attended at the
hday. school session, Miss Hars
1t Swartz, Miss Louise Hanna ana
mund Yost were presented with
bles. They were graduates of the
|ddletown High school. This Gus
|n has been followed up by the
|nday school for the past several
hrS.
The Missionary Society of the st,
tier Lutheran Church will meet at
/ parsonage, North Spring street,
|ursday evening.
The Woman's Bible class OF the
rst United Brethren Church Will
lid its annual picnic at PaXtang
|rk, Thursday
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
rst United Brethren Church will
lid their regular monthly meet
g at the home of Mrs. Jennie Det-
Riler, Nissley street, Friday even