Middletown transcript., 1922-06-24
TOWNSEND

R. R. Reynolds spent Friday in Phila.
delphia.
George H. Hall, of Milford. was
visitor in town on Tuesday.
Ira Moore and wife, of Elkton, Md,
spent Sunday with relatives here.
James Lattomus, of Wilmington, Wis
tied Mrs. Eva Lattomus on saturday.
Fred q. Bannerman, of neal Milling
ton, MD, spent Thursday among local
friends.
George Voshell, Of Longport, L. l.,
is spending two weeks among friends
IN this LOCALITY.
Frank Blosser and wife, of Chester,
Pa, spent the week end with Raymond
Jones and wife.
Miss Anna Matthews, of Earleville,
Md, is visiting Mrs. William II. Mer-
ritt, of near town.
Rodney Price and wife, of Whining
ton, spent the weekend with ". h.
Reynolds and wife.
Mrs. W. P. Wilson has returned
from visit to her sister Mrs. Zeta
Barham in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Naylor attended the funeral OF
her brother, Robert townsend, III St.
Michaels. Md, on Friday.
Mrs. Ferguson. of Philadelphia, has
been spending the past week at the
home or Mrs Susan West.
Mrs. Earl Shockley, of Newfound-
land, N. D., is spending sometime with
relatives and friends hereabouls.
Mrs. Mary +. Haines, of CLAYTON,
visited her sisters, Mrs. Eva LatLomIs
and Mrs. s. Ralsin, on Wednesday.
Miss Mary Records, oI Middle town,
and Miss Florence Martin visited Miss
Elizabeth Maloney during the week.
George k. Reed, well-known pusi-
ness man OF Camden, Called upon
friends here on Tuesday.
Townsend is to have a second bal
team which will be organized here in /
few days. The lineup VIII De All.
nounceo shortly.
Mrs. Clayton johnson, of near Sassa.
fras, Md, spent thursday at the home
of her parents, Edward Reynolds ano
wife.
William E. Clark, wife and two chill
dren motored up from Dover ana spenI
one day this week with Morris Collins
and family.
Little Beulah Mac >orley. of Cam.
bridge, Md. is spending several days
at the home of Mrs. Ida Hodgson, her
grandmother.
Elmer Goldsboro and Mrs. W. H.
Merritt attended the funeral of Max.
we'll Woodall near Earleville, on Tues.
day, June 18th.
Miss Irene Hardister and Curtis Car.
ter, of Baltimore, Md, spent the week
end with Morris Coliins and wife. They
were travelling by auto.
Mrs. John Townsend, Jr., returned
home on saturday after three days
visit at the home of her brother, j. "A.
Finley and family, OF Media, Pa.
w. P. Reynolds and daughter, Mrs.
Richard Hougson, and guest Mrs. Ida
McMulen. attended the anniversary
service at st. Anne's Church on Sun
day.
John w. Walton and family. of Iron
Hill, Nd. spent Sunday with Charles
w. Jones and wife. Mrs. K. Z. Rose
accompanied them home for three
Weeks visit.
John Collins and Miss Mabel spent
Sunday in Wilmington with George 4
Collins, who met with u motor ac Ideni
last Thursday evening, and was pain
fully injured.
Miss Mary Schwatka left on Friday
last to spend two weeks in Wilmington
and during the time she attended the
class day exercises at the Alexis
dupont school, which is located on the
Kennett Pike.
The Townsend Athletic Club bal
team will cross bats with the st. Paul!
| Club of Wilmington, on Saturday at
ternoon at 8 o'clock. A good game il
expected as both clubs are regarded al
being exceptionally strong.
The huckleberry crop promises to b,
one of the heaviest in years owing t,
the favorable weather conditions of th
past three or four weeks. 1t is expect
ed that the usual heavy shipments o
this berry will be made from this point
James S. Spence and party of friend
motored to Townsend from Wilmington
Tuesday in the REQ car belonging t.
Mr.. Spence and after calling upon sew
| eTdi lricHuS, spent tHe Teindluuer y
the day in fishing at the Noxontow
pond.
Stricken with acute appendicitis Will
at work on Tuesday, Walter Money
son of Walter S. Money, United State
Marshall, was removed to Philadel
phia Hospital on Wednesday to undergo
an operation. His many friends ART
hoping that he may soon be fully re-
covered from the serious illness.
| On account of the presence of severa
dogs roaming about town, some o.
which are alleged to have been mad anc
several of which have been killed dur
ing the-past week, the town authorities
have ordered the town officer to capture
or kill all dogs found running at large
beginning on Monday, June 18th. 81