Middletown transcript., 1922-07-15
TOWNSEND

Mrs. John Lambden, of Deland, Fla
spent Sunday with Miss Bella Gartol
Perry Othoson and wife, of Sassafra.
were guests of Albert Lyman and wife
Fred C. CHM and wife spent Sunda
as guests of Charles w. Jones and wifi,
H. r. Outten and Oscar Lockerma
motored to Ocean City, Md, on Sunday
Earl Yokem has returned from Phils
delphia where he purchased tourn
car.
Miss Mildred Garrett has returpe
from visit among friends m Philade
phia.
Price Lattomus and wife, of Phils
delphia, have been visiting Mrs. Edn
Wiggin.
Irving Wells and wife, of Sherwood
Md. are visiting his mother, Mrs.
u. Wells.
Misses Maude Bramble and Pea,
Wells spent Sunday in Wilmington an
Rockland.
Mrs. John Lambden, of Deand, Fla.
is visiting her son. Thomas Lambden
near town.
Mrs. Joseph Martin and son Joseph
OF Wilmington, spent Friday with Mrs
l.. L. Maloney.
Mrs. d. |. Allen, of Middletown
spent Tuesday with her brother, W. p
Wilson and wife.
Miss Helen Pritchard, of Wilmington
has been visiting her parents j. P. Prit.
chard and wife.
Mrs. r. K. Reynolds visited her sis.
ter Mrs. Edward Barham, in Philadel-
phia, on Friday.
Miss Mildred Lurty, of Biackbird.
spent two days with her grandmother,
Mrs. s. A. Lurty.
Samuel Townsend, of Richardson Park
spent Sunday with his parents John
Townsend and wife.
George Crossan and wife, of Will
mington, were weekend guests of Will
liam Naylor and wife.
Misses Elizabeth Malonev and Hazel
Arheart are visiting Philadelphia and
Wilmington friends.
Miss Ethelwyn ]. Maloney has re-
turned from sojourn at Spring Lake
and Atlantic City, N. j.
Frank C. Hutchison and wife spent
Sunday as guests of d. P. Hutchison
and Leon Buckson and wife.
George R. Hill, manager of the New
York News Service, visited his aunt,
Mrs. G. M. Outten, on Saturday.
W. E. Wright and wife, of Atlantic
City, N. j., spent the weekend with
his parents, W. H. Wright and wife.
Miss Edna Jones has returned from
visit of two weeks at the home of Fred
Z. CHM and wife at Chesapeake City.
Having spent several days with her
parents, Clarence Scarborough and wife
returned to Wilmington on Sunday
evening.
Clarence Greenwood and wife spent
Sunday at their bungalow on the canal
where they entertained DR.. and Mrs.
j. ID. Niles.
Jeanette Wilson accompanied her
uncle and aunt, d. |. Allen and wife, of
Middletown, to Rehoboth on Sunday
for days stay.
Mrs. Andrew Reynolds and son, An
drew, and Mrs. j. S. Merritt were
guests of Kenneth Price and wife, at
Ceciton on Sunday.
Edward Hart and wife were visited
during the past week by their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ira Moore and little son, Ira,
Jr., of Elkton, Md.
Daniel E. Jones, wife and little
daughter, of Wilmington, were week.
end guests at the home of his parents,
ID. B. Jones and wife.
Jacob C. Vandyke and son William,
of Atlantic City, N. j., are visiting his
father, e. W. Vandyke and Misses
Estella and Anna Vandyke.
Paul Hodgson left for Alvada, Ohio,
on Friday where his mother has been
visiting the past three weeks, and both
will return at an early date.
Over 100 of the local residents mo-
tored to Augustine Beach last Thurs
day, the largest number present from
this place since the present season
opened.
Mrs. Cassie McVey, of Chester, Pa,
after paying visit to her parents, W.
II. Wright and wife, will return home
IN few days accompanied by her two
little nieces, Elizabeth and Ruth Isaacs.
The Great Chiefs of the Great Coun-
Gil, |. o. r. M, will pay an official visit
to Townsend on Thursday evening, July
ZOth, to raise the chiefs of Monawk |
Tribe, No. 80, of this place. A big
time for lodgemen is assured.
Mrs. Walter Money returned home
from Philadelphia on Sunday, where
she visited her son, Walter S. Money,
who is at the Medico-Chi Hospital, and
reports that he is gradually improving,
but will be several weeks before becom- |
ing strong enough to return to his
home.
The Ladies' Aid Society met at the
home of Mrs NJ. B. Donovan on Tues
day evening and thoroughly enjoyable |
evening was spent with all the members
present. They were entertained by |
Mrs. Amanda Quilen, Mrs. Walter |
Gill, Mrs. Susan West, Mrs. Andrew
Reynolds and Mrs. Donovan.
Twin calves that were born on the
Brady farm and tenanted by Harry
isaacs on Sunday morning, are attract
ing much attention among stock raisers
and others, they being the first set of
locality for sometime. This thorough
bred stock which is owned by Mr..
lsaacs, is daily admired by many farm
ers who are interested in registered
cattle. The sire is Emporia by Korn-
dyke by Pontiac.
In anticipation of very successful
season, the owners of the local corn and
tomato canneries are now in this Sec
tion and are busily engaged in overhaul
ing the machinery at the plant and
looking after other details that are es-
sential to be in readiness for prompt
start when these products are ready
for the seasons pack. 1t is the aim of
the management to give employment
to as many local residents as possible,