Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1925-09-12
STOCKTON NEWS

visit here with his brother lett last
Saturday en- route for CorSicana, Tex !
Mrs. John life is in Virginia visit |
ing her friends at her old home.
MI. Gene. Beauchamp last week
bought the home of Mr.. Henry Tull
and vii. move in town. Mr.. and Mrs.
Tull will leave next month to make
their home in Verona, Fla.
Mr.. Charles Collins, who was burn
ed out of home last year, has COM
pleted his new home and is now oc-
cupying it.
Miss Lillian Townsend, of Philadel-
rhia, was the guest Of her aunt last
week. Miss Townsend is spending
her vacation with her parents in their
cottage at Ocean City.
Rev. James Robinson, Of Ocean
City was visitor at the home Of Mr..
A. S. Bromley this week. Mr.. Robin
son leaves next week on his vacation
and will tour Pennsylvania and New
York.
Rev. James Colona is visiting his
mother here, and last Sunday preach
ed for Mr.. Graham, and large audi
ence greeted him.
Mr.. Frank Cannon and family, of
Philadelphia, have returned after a
visit here with Mrs. Cannon's mother,
Mrs. George Ward. Her sister, Mrs.
William Tull, and daughters accom-
panied her home for visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Tull and son,
Charles, of Philadelphia, are visiting
their friends here.
Miss Rebecca Houston delightfully."-
entertained her friends at an informal
dance last Thursday evening.
Miss Sue Bromley, graduate of
the Class of 1925 Stockton High
School will leave Saturday for Balti-
more, for visit with her cousin, Miss
Florence Marshall, and then to West
minister On Monday where she will
enter w. NJ. G. Her sister, Miss
Gladys Bromley accompanied her.
Miss Margaret Waters left last Sat-
urday for Landsdale, Fla, the home
Of her uncle, Mr.. Thomas Waters.
Miss Waters will enter college there.
Her mother, Mrs. George Waters, and
George, Jr., accompanied her as far as
Wilmington for visit with Mrs.
Waters brother.
Rev. Mr.. Newton and family, of
RoXana, were guests last week at the
NJ. E. Parsonage.
Mrs. Debora Waterfeld and Mr..
John Costello, of Philadelphia, motor
ed here last Saturday for visit with
Mrs. Waterfeld's neice, Mrs. James
B. Hudson. Mrs. Waterfield remain
ed for several weeks visit with her
SISTER, Mrs. Anna Bennett.
Mrs. John w. Tull recently visited
friends in Onancock. Since her return
she has had as her guest Miss Claudia
Ross of Pocomoke.
Mrs. King and sister, Mrs. Ford, of
Verona, Fla, motored here last week
for visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Tull. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Sharp
ley of Norfolk, was also a guest at
the home of Mrs. Tull.
Rev. Zeba Adams has returned home
from his vacation and services at the
M. P. Church has been resumed.
Mrs. Grace Ayres and children, of
Connecticut, and her sister, Miss
Madge Foulk, Of Aberdeen, have been
recent guests of their uncle, Mr.. Jas.
Hudson, and grandparents, Mr.. Edw.
Foulk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Taylor, OF Will
mington, have returned home after
visit here with the formers sisters,
Mrs. w. C. Payne and Miss Sue Tay-
lor.
Mr.. E. H. Taylor and Mrs. Taylor
left last Saturday for visit to their
children, and friends. They will visit
Baltimore, Philadelphia, Belmar, Car
bondale, and Smithfeld, Pa.
Mr.. Ernest Woodell, of Fairmount,
visited friends here on Sunday.
Mr.. William Rowley has sold out
his Garage business to Mr.. Bennum
Hancock. Mr.. Rowley and family will
leave next month for Florida where