Middletown transcript., 1922-12-30
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friends in Townsend. I
Charles Steller and wife, of Millville,
N. j., spent Christmas with his brother
Daniel Steller and wife.
A. A. Julian, young business man
of Wilmington. visited w. +. Wilson
and wife on Friday evening.
Clinton Norman and wife, of Balti-
more, are spending the holiday season
with Edward Hart and wife.
Rev. G. P. Jones and wife were
visited during the past week by their
daughter Miss Martha Jones.
Daniel E. Jones and wife. of Will
mington, spent Christmas Day with his
parents, D. b. Jones and wife.
Mrs. John Steller and children, OF
Tayjors Bridge, spent Christmas even
ing with Daniel Steller and wife.
Clarence Scarborough and wife, OF
Wilmington, spent Christmas Day with
her parents d. b. Jones and wife.
Miss Mayme Townsend, of Philadel-
phia, has been spending the holiday
season with Walter Gill and wife.
Miss Corinne Outten and Earl Lay
man, of Wilmington, were Christmas
visitors of K. K. Reynolds and wife.
Leroy Mannering, of Chester, Pa, is
spending the holiday season with his
parents Joseph Mannering and wife.
week by his son Wright Carton and his
friend, Mr.. Horsey, both of Denton,
Md.
Henry Hinger and wife, of Penny
Hill, have been guests of Benjamin
Hinger and wife, of near town, since
Saturday.
Mrs. Edna Wiggin and daughter Mrs.
johnson spent Christmas Day with her
son george Wiggin and family at Lake
side Mills.
Robert II. Morgan, Jr., wife and two
children, of Wilmington, spent Chris l.
mas Day with his parents Robert Ii
Morgan and wife.
0pk C. Hutchison and wife, OF
hgton, were guests of his tathel
Hutchison and his sister Mrs
ckson on Christmas Dsy.
Schwatka. wife any daughter
and guest Isaac Wafer, of Del
paYe City. spent Chriz as Day VIII
Mrs. Lottie Wells and $ 4 Charles.
James Marvel, welltknown busin{ s.
man of Wilmington, was in town OF
Wednesday. He was seeking farlI
on which to raise poultry on extensive
scale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond c. Jones VIII,
have been i'll with lagrippe are steadiIl
improving, and this fact is very graf.
flying to their numerous friends her
and elsewhere.
The condition of Mrs. Lizzie Collins
is not showing much improvement a.
cording to the attending physician
Mrs. Collins who is ill with lagrppe, hi
been confined to her bed for over
week.
The young people of Townsend gav'
a Christmas dance in the school aud
torium on Monday evening and th,
event, which was well attended, prove
one of the most enjoyable affairs hel,
for sometime.
Mrs. John Townsend entertained or
Christmas Day her children and grand
children. They were J John Townsend
Jr., and wife, Wilmer Fennirnore ant
wife and Wilmer, Jr and Mariette
Robert Beardsley and wife and Robert
Jr. and Dorothy ~
Iii with sciatic rheumatism, our popu'
\ lar fellow townsman Oliver Foraker, j.
bpt slightly better, after being con
ned to his he'd for two weeks, and ha
Uttered greatly at Intervals. Hi
kenial companionship/ As keenly misse
by many who know htm as trae frien
and goood citizep/
IN epidemic of1eolds now has nearly
Qf the town under the doctors car,
p sick list is growing larger eac
ding to the physicians. Sew
of the oldtime lagrippe ar,
nong our residents, and it
serious consequences may
less an abatement of thu
erming condition may b.
n.