Middletown transcript., 1922-09-30
TOWNSEND


c. l.. Shockley and wife were visitors
to Wilmington on Monday.
Mrs. Edna Wiggin paid visit to
Dover friends on Thursday. ..-
Samuel Beck, of Newark, was a
visitor in town on Wednesday,
Mrs. Russell Townsend is visiting
Mrs. John Bradley near Blackbird
Otho Marvel and wife and Mrs. Clara
Knots visited Cheswold on Sunday.
Edgar Spatman, of Philadelphia,
spent Sunday with Wilson Lattomus
James S. Satterfield, of Camden,
Del, visited friends here on Monday.
Miss Lillian West spent the week end
with her mother Mrs. Benjamin West.
George Shockley, of Wilmington,
spent Sunday with relatives near town.
Howard Webb, of Philadelphia, has
been spending a few days with DIR. j.
u. Niles.
Paul Hodgson is at the Delaware
hospital this week for an operation of
the tonsils.
Harry lsaac5 and wife spent the week
end at the home of Frank McVey and
wife at Chester.
Reynolds Hodgson, of Wilmington, is
visiting his parents Richard Hodgson
and wife for week.
I. B. Schwatka and wife spent Sun
day as guests of William Kitchens and
wife, OF Marydel, Nd.
w. P. Reynolds has returned after "A
few days visit to his daughter Mrs.
James Wilson, of Smyrna.
John P. Wilson and wife, of near
Cecilton, Nd, were guests of Mrs.
James ;. M arritt on Sunday.
Mrs. James $. Merritt and Mrs.
Bessie Reynolds visited James S. Mer-
ritt at Warwick, on Tuesday.
Joseph Green, of Clayton, is spend
ing several days at the home of his
sister Mrs. William H. Wright.
Miss Elizabeth Maloney spent few
days in Wilmington during the past
week with Miss Florence Martin.
w. E. Graves, Miss Frances and
Messrs. Milton and Henry Graves, OF
Lewes, were visitors in town Sunday.
Rev. John J. Bunting, wife anc
daughter, of Smyrna, We're guests OF
Miss Ethelwyn j. Maloney on Monday
Oliver Foraker and family, of Rock.
land, and Frank Lattomus, of Will
lnlngton, spent Sunday with j. O.
Foraker.
William E. Wright and wife, of At
lantic City, spent Wednesday at the
home OF his parents William II. Wrigh,
and wife.
Clarence N. Upruh, wife and chill
dren, of near Dover, We're week enc
guests of his parents Joseph A Unruf
and wife.
John f. Unruh and wife, of Federals
burg, Md, have been spending few
days at the home of his brother JOSEPH
A. Unruh
Mrs. j. G. Reynolds and sen William
and Mrs. William Deakyne We're guests
Of 6lrs. Salie Pratt, of Clayton, OF
Thursday.
Miss Georgia Wiggin left Thursda,
for the Women's College, Newark
where she will take course in hom,
economics.
Albert Wells. of near town. returned
home on Monday from a weekend viSi
at the home of his niece Mrs. Mildred
Mckenney.
Henry Hinger and wife, of Whining
ton, have been visiting at the home o
their son, Benjamin Hinger and wife
near town.
Clayton johnson, wife. and itt
daughter Maxine, We're visitors at tn
home of E. C. Reynolds and wife, tn
past week.
Mrs. Edward Hart, Mrs. Sallie Tay
lor, Mrs. Clinton Norman and Mrs
Bessie Reynolds visited Mrs. James II
Wilson on Thursday.
Mrs. Letitia Smith, Kenneth Prie
: and wife and Miss Frances Price, o
Cecilton, Nd. We're entertained b.
Mrs. Andrew Reynolds on Sunday.
Mrs. Thomas Mobrey and son, Ray
mond of Clayton, We're Sunday visitor
of Robert H. Morgan and wife, VIII
was also visited on Monday by Mrs
, Isaac Guessford, of Cooch's Bridge.
Having shown much improvement
after severe illness during the create
part of which he was patient at tn
Delaware hospital, Wilmington, DAME
Collins spent several days with his siste
Mrs. John Townsend, during the pas
week and was warmly greeted by man
friends, who were glad to know of hi
} steady improvement from the lines
that for several weeks gave them muc
alarm and who made numerous inquire
as to his condition while extremely i
at the hospital. Mr.. Collins came her
accompanied by his wife. in order t
continue to regain strength and said h
) was gradually feeling better and ex
pected to be fully recovered in the du
course of time.
: Several residents of Townsend motor
ed to Valley Forge on Sunday and a
report having had very pleasant tri
to the place of much historical interes
and held supremely sacred to all Ameri
: cans because of General Washingto
having made his headquarters there
In the motoring party were John Guess
ford and wife, A. B. Johnson and wife
H. o. Weatherly. wife and her siste
. Mrs. Samuel R. Townsend, Mrs. Jane
Boyd, Miss Edna Conner, Harry John
! son. father, mother and sister. Thoma
Enos and Horace Vanhorn. The part
. carried lunches and spent several hour
q on grounds, famous the world ovel
t Thomas Enos was the only MOTORS
who made the trip without a mishap G
r any kind. Mr.. Weatherly had tir
, trouble, also Mr.. Johnson had the same
] while A. B. johnson damaged tn
pinion wheel climbing hill. MI
f Guessford's car on account of tn
slippery road, following rain, struc
another car before he could stop /
smashing lens of his car.