Middletown transcript., 1922-11-25
"The Bonnie Briar Bush" with
Mary Glynne and Donald Crisp
will be the attraction at The
Everett next Wednesday evening.
SUMMIT BRIDGE

Colt on Sunday.
Mr.. Bar. of Glasgow, visited b.
johnson on Sunday.
Miss Grace Jewell was a weekend
guest of Mary Zebley.
Fred Williams and Norwood Thorn
ton spent Sunday with Lawrence Sar-
Tin.
Miss Alyce Vail, the school nurse,
visited our school here Tuesday morn
ing.
Mrs. j. l.. Weber and son, of Porter,
We're Tuesday guests of Mrs. j. y.
Clark.
Mrs. Carrie Colt and son Billy visited
Mr.. George and family in Pennsylvania
Sunday.
Tyson Sartin was a weekend guest
of his grandfather, Mr.. Staats, OF St.
Georges.
Walter Crompton and wife recently
entertained George Slack and wife, of
Red Lion.
Walter Deputy and wife have been
entertaining H. P. Gray and wife of
Delaware City.
Pierce Adrich, of Wilmington, was a
weekend guest of his mother Mrs.
iollie Aldrich.
Harry Murray, wife and children
spent Sunday with James Thornton and
wife of Bethel.
Miss Harriet Black. of Middletown,
vas a Thursday night guest of Miss
Margaret Clark.
j. o. Clark and wife attended the
| Smith-Rhodes wedding at Cecilton,
Md, on Saturday.
Stephen Moore and wife, of Chesa-
peake City, Md, We're recent visitors of
| Thomas Sartin, Sr.
Misses Helen and Emily Blackburn
entertained Beverley and Elizabeth
| Pleasanton on Sunday.
| Mrs. Leroy Hill and son Carlisle,
have been guests of her parents, Viii.
liam Hobson and wife.
| Mark Davis and wife, of near KEN.
bleville, Pa, were recent visitors OF
Il. +. Pleasanton and wife.
Mrs. Stephen Foley, Jr., entertained
her sister, Miss Mary Foard, of Cam
den, N. j., over the weekend
Mrs. J. H. Crompton was an over
night guest of her sister Miss Lille
| DCPuNJt VI VI Oii
William Thompson, wife and sor
Floyd. spent Sunday with her mother
Mrs. Wilkinson, at the Cedars.
Walter Crompton and wife on Wed
nesday entertained Rev. Mccoy anc
John Crompton, of ST. Georges.
Miss Marian Webb is spending some
time with her grandparents, Johr
Webb and wife, in Delaware City.
Mrs. Emily Hobson has returned
home, after spending few days witt
friends at Elkton and Appleton, Md.
John Webb and wife who have livet
on the "Clayton Farm" for severa
years, have moved to Delaware City.
B. F. Johnson, who was attacked by
herd sire two weeks ago, is still bed
fast. We hope the aged man may soor
recover.
Mr.. Guysinger, Mr. Hawk and son
of Wilmington, and b. w. Johnson en-
| joyed days cunning with j. o. Clarl
on Friday.
The usual Sunday services: Sunday
School at 1.30 p. NJ. preaching at 2 81
P. NJ. Do hope as many as can will b,
out on Sunday.
George Kane and Mr. Lyttle, of Mar
Gus Hook, Pa, with Charlie Kane an(
| Edward Pleasanton spent Thursday
| cunning in this vicinity.
Richard, little son of Mr.. and Mrs
Richard PIE hler, has been very danger
ously i'll. AT this whiting he is slowly
improving. DR.. 7. j. Conrey is in at
| tendance.
Mrs. Kate Kane on Saturday enter.
tanned her son George, of Marcus Hook,
! Pa, on sunday, John Benson and -four
| sons of Elmer Betty and wife, of Will
mington.
Miss Alyce Hutton spent the week.
end at Washington, D. c., and while
| there visited Fort Meyer, Mt. Vernon,
| Arlington and Alexandria, Va. She re.
ports having a very delightful trip.
Mrs. Minnie Spear who underwent q
very serious operation at the Union
Hospital, Elkton, Md. has returned
| nome. While still very weak, she is
getting along as well as can be ex-
| pected.
William Holten and Frank Blackburn
have been cunning for wiid geese in
Mr.. j. Moneys field. On Saturday
morning they were fortunate enough tc
| kill 13. Geese are very plentiful and
seem to be flying in large focks.
The name social which was held in
the Community room last week, was
quite success, about $500 being
| realized for the p. T. A. fund to pur.
chase books for the Library, and fol
other school purposes. Recently the P
l.. A. purchased dodge ball for the
| school.