Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1901-06-14
PERSONAL MENTION.

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Miss Emma Refs has returned home
from college.
Mrs. Elizabeth Clark has been visit
ing in Dover.
DR.. Ed. HENDERSON has been il Mil ]
ford this week. i
Miss Hettie Latchum has returned t
home fromlschOOl.
James w. Reedy has been in Phila-
delphia this week.
DR.. Hitch has been spending a few
days in RehObOth.
VIM. Watson, of Atlantic City, spent
Sunday with his mother.
Eugene Catheral, of Philadelphia,
was in Milford last week.
VIM. Edwards, of Lewes, was a Mil
ford visitor on Saturday last.
Mrs. Elizabeth Thaw returned to
Philadelphia on Monday last.
William and Samuel Marshall have
returned from Delaware College.
Miss Annie Reynolds health has
changed very little for the better.
Mr.. William Reynolds made BUSH
ness trip to Philadelphia this week.
Robert Y. Watson, wife and daugh-
ter have been in Philadelphia this week.
Mark H. Davis has been seriously i'll |
and confined to his bed for ten days
past.
Mrs. Z. J. Galloway and daughter
Bessie, have been visiting in Phifadel-
( phia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Colbourn, of Philadel
phia, have been the guests of relatives
in Milford.
Mrs Ella Grier was dangerously i'll
Monday and Tuesday; but is somewhat
improved now.
Jos. E. Willis and wife, of Marshall
ton, spent Sunday with Mr., and Mrs.
Geo. Baynum.
Mrs. Bessie Hall has been the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Reynolds at
Slaughter Beach.
William Prettyman spent Saturday
and Sunday with yachting party of
Germantown, Pa.
: Mrs. r. H. Gilman attended the
county convention of the w. G. T. U.
at Laurel this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harrington and
: daughter, of Harrington, spent Sunday
with Milford friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pierce, of this
e town, have been spending a week at the
= Hotel Strand in Atlantic City.
The young gentlemen of Milford will
:, give dance in the drawing room o
- the New Century Club this, Friday, ev
is ening.
=. Mrs. Ralston Davis, who has been il
IS. Philadelphia under medical treatment
"- has returned home and is cOnsiderabl
better.
Gee John P. Holland, who has been al
" tending the Commencement Exercise
of Dickinson College, returned home o
y, Friday last.
se Mrs. J. Stanley Short and Mrs. Ge'
as Fisher Pierce left for North Field, Mass
he on Tuesday last, via the Hudson Riv,
IRE and Albany.
ne Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Chambers,
ol RehObOth, who are the guests Of M
'n' and Mrs. John Cannon, will leave
&C. Saratoga on Monday next
Mr.. VIM. Grier has been a guest
80 his father, Geo S. Grier this wee
=. His health has been bad for long tiT
but this visit to his bOyhood home h
greatly improved him.
ces Miss Mary Z. Holland, a recent grs
I'M uate of Miss Baldwin's School, pass
Dol, with distinguished merit, the entrar
sws examinations of Bryn Mawr Collie
eet entering the course without cOnditio
~ A number of young people went o
'n' beach party to Slaughter Beach
Wednesday evening. After partaki
of a repast served by the proprietor
the beach, Mr. Edward Reynolds,
iil- party enjoyed the pleasures of
vi on the bay. Among those present We
JoN' Misses Elizabeth Richards, Mary H
ie,i- Linda and Maria Draper. Messrs. "
'nly Prettyman, Dr. Walter Grier, VIM. 5
w. pie, and VIM. Edwards, of Lewes.