Middletown transcript., 1922-09-02
TOWNSEND

ton visitor on Wednesday.
Mrs. Margaret Buckson has been Wis
iting friends in Wilmington. -
Miss Allie Lamb, of Camden, N. j.
has been visiting Mrs. Edna Wiggin.
Miss Anna Sharpless, of Landenburg
Pa, has been visiting Mrs. w. A
Scott.
Miss Mary Clark, of Denton, spen
part of last week with Charles Watt
and wife.
Miss Grace Money is spending thi
week with Miss Grace O'Neil, in Will
mington.
Miss Kathleen Anderson, of Whining
ton, has been visiting Miss Edna Ma.
Reynolds.
Professor J. M. Warner. of New
York City, has been visiting Pau
Hodgson.
Misses Leilah Money and Gladys Pol
lit have returned from visit to Bet
teft1n, Md.
Albert Bowman and wife, of Chester
Pa, are visiting her arother, JOSEPH
Mannering and wife.
Augustus Davis and wife, of Colts
Md, visited his parents. Enoch Davi'
and wife. on Sunday.
Joseph Mannering, wife and thres
sons, ana MIS-. LlIlSI aries SpcIt OuI
day at Taylors Bridge.
Miss Alice johnson, of near viii
mington, has been visiting friends, neal
town, for several days.
Joseph Griffith, wife and son, Coch
ran, of Stonehurst, Pa, are visiting
Raymond c. Jones and wife.
Mrs. Edna Wiggin and Mrs. Daisy
johnson had as weekend visitor Ed
af Magh,rntnp 4
d. p Hutchinson entertained on Sun
day his son, Frank Hutchinson an(
wife, and Leon Sterllth, of Wilmington
Harvey T. Daniels, wife and son
Dorman. are spending part of this weel
at the home of Walter Morgan ant
wife
Miss Frances Reed returned hom'
from Dover on Monday, after TIVE
weeks visit with her father, jane
Reed.
Mrs. Sallie Rasin has returned iron
Still Pond, Md, after a five weeks
visit at the home of William Medder
and wife.
Mrs. Nellie P. Byrne, of Baltimore
Md, is spending several days with he
father, James T.. Carton, and aunt
Miss Bella Carton.
Mrs. Eva Lattomus returned home Of
Friday morning, after two weeks so
journ at Rehoboth. Mrs. d. b. Jone
also has returned home.
Earl Goldsborough has returned fron
a visit to Philadelphia and Wilmington
having visited his brother and othe
relatives in both places.
N. C. VanHorn and wife have q
their guest this week Mrs. Anna Moore
of Galena, Md. They entertained o.
Sunday Mrs. Mabel Jester, of Philadel
phia.
w. P. Reynolds entertained on Mon
day his daughter, Mrs. James Wilson
and her son Reynolds, of Smyrna, an
accompanied them home for week
visit.
Edward Blosser and wife, Miss Sap
and Miss Wheatley, and Charles Byron
wife and daughter, Betty Jane, o
Chester, Pa, spent the weekend wit
Raymond G. Jones and wife.
Charles Boehlmer ana brother George
of Malvern, Pa, are visiting thei
grandparents and other relatives her
this week. They spent Tuesday an
Wednesday at the home of~R. r. Rey
nolds and family.
Thomas Lattomus and wife, D. L
Maloney and Miss Ethelwyn Maloney
who went on a motor trip last week
Rehoboth and Ocean City, Md, return
ed by the way of Chestertown and Ger
treville, Md, after a weeks absence.
During the past week number Q
local residents spent q day at Tolche;
ter Beach, where salt water bathin
and other attractions abound, Will
several other parties are to go ther
during the coming week for day
outing.
The condition of Daniel Collins, VIII
has been seriously i'll at the Delawar
hospital for several weeks, is shown
continued improvement, and the phys
clans believe that he will now recove
from the kidney trouble in due cours
of time.
The Daughters of America of Golde
Rule Council, No. 5, of Townsend, WI
meet in the lodge room on Saturda
evening, September I'd. at O'Clock,
make preparations for the initiation c
q new member on Monday evening A
members are requested to be present.
Raising of tobacco is to become on
of the novel crops of this vicinity, az
cordinp to several farmers who ar
planning to grow considerable of tn
weed next year. In some instance
several of the rural residents hav
planted large areas fer the first time.
Miss Corinne Outten has returne
from trip through the New Englan
states, and had most enjoyable tou
during the entire journey. The obJe'
tive point of her trip was Camder
Maine, and she was highly pleased wit
the natural beauties of the land of tn
fir tree.
Sereck Wilson and wife, Of Wes
minister, Nd, spent several days tn
week as guests of his brother, w.
Wilson and wife. On their return hon
thev were accompanied by Mrs. Wilso
and little daughter, Jeanette, who wi
spend several days with them at Wes
minister.
Reports received up until Thursds
evening were encouraging concernin
the condition of Clarence Pearson. wi
underwent an operation for append
citis at the Anderson Hospital, Phil
delphia, few weeks ago, and who
condition for q time remained critic
but now shows gradual improvement
and his many friends hope that he mi
s0sn be fully recovered.
While on business trip near Elkto
Nd, few days ago, Wright Garto
son of James H. Carton, was severe
injured in an auto accident, his C
having struck an abutment when
turned out to prevent the machine frt
striking team which had remained