Middletown transcript., 1922-07-22
TOWNSEND

summer from Philadelphia.
Harry Nabb and wife have been Wis
iting friends at Cecilton, Md.
George Francis, of St. Georges, was
visitor in town on Monday.
E. r. Clayton, of Philadelphia, was
a visitor in town on Monday.
Mrs. Jennie Wilson has returned from
an extended visit in Philadelphia.
Harry Jones, of Still Pond, Md,
spent Wednesday with friends here.
Mrs. Bell Wallace, of Wilmington,
spent Thursday with Mrs. H. j. Nay
lor.
Ohio Marvel and wife and Mrs. Clara
Knots visited Woodland Beach on Sun
day.
Miss Katherine Wiggin has returned
ware.
Miss Marian CHM, of near Chesa-
peake City, is the guest of Miss Edna
Jones.
Mrs. Ella Davidson. of Wilmington,
is visiting relatives and friends in this
section.
r. r. Reynolds and family and Har-
old r. Outten spent Sunday at Better
ton, Md.
John Naylor has been spending some
time with his grandmother at Summit
Bridge.
w. H. Reynolds and wife have re.
turned from few days sojourn at
Rehoboth.
Earl Layfeld and wife. of FELTON,,
visited Mrs. l.. L. Maloney over the
weekend.
George Schaffer, of Wilmington, was
a visitor at the home of Joseph Prit-
chard and wife.
James Berry and wife, of Whining
ton, spent Sunday as guests of j. o.
Foraker and wife.
Morris Collins, wife and family
visited friends near Havre-de-Grace
and Delta last week.
George Wiggin, wife and mother,
Mrs. Edna Wiggin, were callers ir
Smyrna on Sunday.
]. o. Foraker and family, of Ro TX.
land. spent Sunday with his parents, J
o. Foraker and wife.
Mrs. Samuel Newman, of Whining
ton, visited Mrs. w. A. Scott on Wed
nesday and Thursday.
Davis Bell and wife were weekend
visitors at the home of her parent:
Harry Staats and wife.
Mrs. l.. l.. Maloney attended bridge
and luncheon at Mrs. Joseph Martin
in Wilmington on Tuesday,
George Walker, wife and son, Mis-.
Corinne Outten and Earl Layman visit
ed relatives here on Sunday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Collins has returned
trom'a visit to her parents, Benjamin
Turner and wife, at Smyrna.
Thrown from riding plow the sheel
passed over the foot of Harry Miller
near here, Causing deep cash.
Burton Mannering, of Chester, Pa
spent Sunday at the home of his par
ents, Joseph Mannering and wife.
w. w. Lattomus made a trip t.
Rehoboth on Thursday to visit his par
ents, who are sojourning at that place
George M. Davis and sen Merritt, o
Narberth, Pa, spent pleasant week
end with Eugene Savin and wife, nea
town.
Mrs. Richard Hodgson and son Pau
have returned from Alvada, Ohio
where they visited Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Mullin.
ElWOOu w lilldUlo anu wife WSEt Cui
day visitors at the home of A. c.
Reynolds and wife and Mrs. Jane
Merritt.
Mrs. Niles has returned to her hom
in Wellsboro, Pa, after spending par
of the summer with her son, DR.. j.
Niles and family.
Mrs. Clyde Shockley and son Clyde
have returned home from Malvern, Pa
where they spent two weeks wit
Charles Boehlmer and family.
Mrs. A. C. P. Reynolds and son Ar
drew, Jr., also Miss Helen Reynold
left on Monday for trip to Alvads
Ohio, where they will make ten day
visit.
Lester Riggs and wife, of Claymon
Mrs. William Riggs. of Wilmington
and Miss Lola Gardner, of Philadelphia
visited John Townsend and wife O
} Sunday.
Elwood Mills, wife and children, {
Milford, were visitors at the home {
George Wiggin and wife, on Saturday
and later in the day motored to Ches,
peake Haven.
I'D. johnson and family, of Slal
Pa, entertained over the weekend
Morris Collins, wife and sons, Morri
Jr., and Corbit, and Naomi Hardiste
of near Townsend.
Mrs. Elsie Schwatka and daught,
Mary, Mrs. Anna Ford and Fred Zin
norman motored to Newark on Sunda
having spent the day with Mrs. Sc
watka's brother, James Jackson.
Miss Ethel Rothwell, who was prime
pal of the Townsend Public Schoo
last year, left her home at Smyrna {
Monday morning for New York, whe
she will enter Columbia University.
Prof. w. A. Hutchison, principal
the public sthools of Lewistown, Pa
is spending several days with /
brothers, D. P. Hutchison and JOSEF
Hutchison, also other relatives n I
vicinity.
Ernest Schrader and bride, who
marriage took place few days ag
at Elkton, Nd, were weekend visitC
at the home of her parents, Z.
Davis and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Schrad
will reside at Newark.
Dogs entered the poultry houses
George King, near here, on Mond
evening and killed seventy-one of
prize layers. As result poultry ov
ers have decided to kill all stray dc
found in the neighborhood.
We are sorry to learn Russell Tow
send. ex-Bervice man, who spent
months with the A.. E. F., shows "
little improvement after his attack
acute indigestion last Wednesday mig