Middletown transcript., 1922-09-02
SUMMIT BRIDGE

with the Clark boys.
Mr.. Daniel Foley was an Elkton
visitor on Wednesday.
Miss Medill wks recently visitor of
Mrs. William Hobson. Cd.
Mrs. J. l.. Webber was recently a
visitor of Mrs. Crompton.
j. o. Clark and wife spent Sunday
| with Arthur Davis and wife, near Nc
Donough.
Miss Beulah Ratledge has returned
home, after delightful visit in Will
mington.
Mrs. Fred Austin and sons visited her
parents. Harry Voshell and wife, on
Tuesday.
Helen Blackburn was an over night
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Waller Deputy
recently.
Pierce Aldrich was a week lend
visitor of his mother Mrs. Mollie
Aldrich.
Quite number around this neighbor-
hood are enjoying the carnival at
Newark.
B. w. johnson, wife and daughter,
Margaret, were Wilmington visitors on
Saturday.
Mrs. Charlie Kane on Saturday enter
tained her mother, Mrs. James Lewis,
of Marcus Hook, Pa.
Mrs. H. X. Thompson has been
spending sometime with her parents,
Harvey Jewell and wife.
Mr.. Watts, of Townsend, is acting as
bridge tender while Mr.. Wallace Kane
is on two weeks vacation.
Wallace Kane and wife entertained
their son, George Kane, of Marcus
Hook, Pa, over the weekend.
Warren Voshell and Misses Maude
Harvey and Mildred Ratledgs spent a
day at Ocean City, Md, recently.
Master Jack Naylor has returned to
his home, after lengthy visit with his
grandmother, Mrs. Eliza Bender.
Mrs. Walter Deputy and Mrs. Charles
Crompton have returned home after
| spending few days in Marcus Hook,
Pa.
Mrs. Boyce salmon has returned to
her home in Wilmington after spending
two weeks at the home of Mrs. Bella
| Salmon.
Harry Blackburn and WIFE of Rem
| bleville, Pa, were recent guests of his
brother, j. Frank Black burn and
daughters.
The State Board of Education has
set the date for which all schools in
this community will open. The date
set being September llth.
James Money and wife had as their
guests on Sunday William Money and
wife, of Laurel, and r. B. Merritt,
Jr.. and wife, of Warwick, Md
| Mrs. Bella Salmon and daughter
Josephine, have returned home after a
ten days visit at North Beach. They
report that they had a delightful time.
| j. W. Kane, wife and daughter,
Kathryn, are spending few days with
relatives at Laurel. and expect to visit
a number of different places of interest.
j. Frank Blackburn gave his daugh-
te,s, Helen and Emily, watermelon
party on Friday evening. A very nice
| little crowd gathered and a good time
was had by all.
| Wallace Kane, wife and daughter,
Kathryn, Mrs Charles Kane, and Mrs.
j. 0. Clark and daughter Margaret,
| spent Tuesday at Blackbird Creek,
where they enjoyed grabbing and fish
ing.
Master Norman Butler, who had the
| misfortu to break his shoulder blade
/ py hidhihS iilooiCp anu ioiiiilS, w DIS
taken to the Delaware Hospital where
an Xray was taken, and it was found
the broken member was doing as well
as could be expected. The little fellow
is resting very comfortable.
The Summit Council have changed
the date of their supper from Sept. 9th
to the 10th, just one week later on
account of other business transaction.
The opening exercises will be in the
afternoon Sept. l6, followed by a
chicken supper; cake and ice cream for
sale. Benefits to help with the new
Community Building.
Among the local residents who mo-
tored to Colchester Beach, Md, on Sum-
day were: Hiram Pleasanton, wife and
son Donald, Beverley Pleasanton, Rol-
and Burchard. Misses Elizabeth and
Alyce Pleasanton, Helen and Emily
Blackburn and Douglas Appeby. Each
lady of the party prepared basket
lunch and very enjoyable time was
had by all.