Middletown transcript., 1922-07-29
SUMMIT BRIDGE

Noble Colt, of Red Lion.
Mrs. Gilbert Carrow is entertaining
friends from Wilmington.
Misses Alice and Elizabeth Pleasan-
ton are home on their vacation.
Mrs. George Coleman entertained
Mrs. Charles j. Speck on Friday.
Mary Colt is visiting her cousin,
katharyn Batten, of st. Georges.
Miss Margaret Clark spent Sunday at
the home of J. w. Kane and wife.
Margaret Clark spent a few days
with Minerva Joseph, of hiiddetown.
Sewel Downs, of Wilmington, was a
caller in. the neighborhood Wednesday
Mrs. Elizabeth Pleasanton is on the
sick list. We hope to see her out soon.
Miss Josephine Salmon spent the
weekend with her mother, Mrs. Belle
Salmon.
Quite few farmers are threshing
their wheat crops and report very
good yield.
Miss Laura Heavelow is spending the
week with relatives in Philadelphia and
Jersey City.
The annual picnic of Summit M. E.
Church will be held at Augustine Beach
August Sd.
George Kane, of Marcus Hook, Pa. :,
spent Sunday with his parents, j. W.
Kane and wife.
Mrs. Clarence Reynolds and son
spent last week with her aunt, Miss
Laura Heavelow.
Mrs. Emma Harvey who has been
very i'll is slowly improving. We hope
to see her out soon.
Mrs. j. T. Weber and son, of Porter,
spent Sunday with her parents, j. II.
Crompton and wife.
Mrs. j. H. Crompton and Mrs. Annie
Deputy were guests of Mrs. j. o.
Clark on Wednesday.
Mrs. Sallie Mumford, who has been
ill is improving, under the care of DR..
| Clark, of Middletown.
Mrs. Walter Deputy and Mrs. Charles
Crompton were sunday guests of John
Butler and wife, of Odessa.
Emily Blackburn is spending some
time with her uncle, Harry Blackburn
and family at Kembleville, Pa.
Mrs. Oscar Lank and sons Burton
and Richard, of Lancaster, Pa, are
| guests of Mrs. Mitchell Colt.
w. B. Thompson, wife and son Floyd,
were Sunday guests of her mother,
Mrs. Wilkinson, of near Cedars.
Jesse Sharpess and wife. Of Phia-
delphia, spent the weekend with her
parents, Harvey Jewell and wife.
| Mrs. Robert Smith, of Wilmington,
is spending the weekend at the home
of her sister Miss Laura Heavelow.
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| Mrs. William Naylor and son, of
Townsend, were home for the week -eDd
with her mother Mrs Eliza Bender.
Mrs. William Hobson, who has been
| i'll for two months is much better and
her friends are very glad to seAher out
again.
Charlie Kane, wife and baby girl
Nancy, and Miss Margaret Clark spent
Saturday in Wilmington and Marcu.
Hook, Pa.
Mrs. w. X Brooks, of Glasgow
Mrs. Carrie Colt and Mrs. Rache
George spent Wednesday with Mitchell
Colt and wife.
George Heavelow and wife, of Fern
wood, Pa, were callers at the home o
his nephew Walter Boulden near Kirk
wood on Sunday.
A number of young folks of thi
community are enjoying bathing at ST
Augustine, Lorewood Grove and Chesa
peake Haven, Md.
Charles Kane and wife and Mis-
Margaret Clark were over night guest
. on Saturday of James Lewis and wife
of Marcus Hook, Pa.
. Henry Broadwater and wife o
, Havre- e-de-grace, and Clyd Wilson, c
, Washington, d. c., spent Sunday wit
Mrs. William Hobson.
,, Rev. John Murray and wife, of New
: ark, and Mrs. Mary Frazier, of Gla
gov, were dinner guests of Mr.
, William Hobson on Tuesday.
' Mr.. Mcbride and wife, of Marc,
8 Hook, Pa, are spending two weeks {
: his cottage at Lorewood grove alon
n the Chesapeake andDelaware Canal.
: Stewart & Donahoe, road contrac tor
e who have the road under constructio
i between summit Bridge and the Mar.
land line have built commissary al
a will bring foreigners here to help wi
+ the road work.
n While threshing was in progress
e j. D. Clark's, his son Walter, who W
A helping with the wheat, was caught
e the rope drawing wheat in the granar
,r and thrown to the ground, the hor
d tramping on his leg. Fortunately a
sistance was close by or he may ha
, been very seriously injured. l.
- wounds was dressed and he is getti
,r along very nicely.