Milford chronicle., 1903-06-26
WHERE YOUR
FRIENDS ARE.
PERSONAL NOTES OF INTEREST.
4 Great Many Visitors in Milford this
Week, and a Great Many Milford
People Have Gone Visiting.

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v Mrs. James Radcliff. of Philadelphia
e is visiting Cedar Beach.
Miss Lula Cubbage has been visit
ing Miss Helen Tatman.
n Miss Ora Hitch has just returned
4 from visit to Philadelphia.
Il Oscar Prettymsn, of Brooklyn, n.
7, Y, is visiting relatives in town.
! Col. Chas. Stevenson and wife are
spending some time at Cedar Ceach.
Miss Amilia Pstzowsky, of Whining.
ton, is at Cedar Beach for few days.
Leon Pitcher, of Philadelphia, is
home for two weeks as the guest of his
parents.
Mrs. Nellie Carow, of Philadelphia,
is the guest of her mother, Mrs. VIM.
Deputy.
Miss Bessie Clifton left on Thursday
for an extended visit with friends in
Philadelphia.
Frank Finlaw, of Woodbury., n. J.,
was Milford visitor on Wednesday
and Thursday.
Miss Mia Wroten, of Philadelphia,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. S. Wroten.
Senator S. S. Pennewill and Thos.
Curry, of Greenwood, were visitors in
town on Tuesday.
Miss Cranston, of Harrisburg, Pa,
has been visiting in town the guest of
Mrs Edward Call.
Mrs. Annie Carmean spent Sunday
in Lincoln as the guest of Rev. and
Mrs. Joshua Gray.
William Prettyman spent Sunday
with his parents in town, Mr.. and Mrs. !
DR.. John Prettyman. {
Miss Mamie Williamson will leave
Tuesday for an extended visit in Phila-
delphia and Camden.
Miss Flossie Hallett, who has been Q
teaching school at Odessa, has returned +
home for the summer '
Mrs J. d. TomlinsOn, of Philadel- '
phia. was the guest Of her sister Mrs.
Ella Reville, this week.
Miss Vixa Tobpso,, ,Fttis 49,. -
been elected assistant principal of the :
Houston Public Schools. :
NIiss May Foulk, who has been teach a
ing school in Wilmington for the past Il
few weeks, has returned home. e,
Miss Ethel Hugg left on Monday for
The summer course of study at the Viii
nington Conference Academy.
VIM. E. Deputy has been in the city
his week purchasing stock of newer RI
md later summer dress fabrics. W
Mrs. J. w. Duncan and daughter Ii
Nary, Of OnancOke, Va, are the guests
# Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Topping.
Mrs Elijah Melvin, Mrs Capt. Boone
nd daughter, Miss Edith, of Frederick, or
we're Miliord VisitorS on Wednesday. da
Misses Lydia Abbott and Mary VIII Al
erson have returned from a weeks
isit to Philadelphia and Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McCIoskey, of
Philadelphia, are the guests of Mrs. en-
IeCloskey's mother, Mrs. Elizabeth I'M
haw. tn,
Miss Cora J. Robbins, who has been Tn
tending the Sunnyside Seminary, at in
mbler Pa, returned home for the HI
lmmer vacation last Friday. +be
Mrs. Asbury Smith, who has been M
sitting her sister in Baltimore for the Ho
.st month, has returned to her home 10
ry much improved in health. VIC
Mrs. John NJ White and Mrs. Ed anC
ard Lank were in Philadelphia last Ger
EEK attending the funeral Of their
icle George Darrow, well known in
IS town.
Master Marshall and Miss Pauline =
wnsend viii return tomorrow from ""
weeks visit in Philadelphia, where =
~ have been guests Of Mrs. Bessie ~, ~
Gillispie. auu
Iay Macklin, Of this town, who re-
ltly accepted a position with a Lam G.
ter frn, left for that city last week poir
begin his work as buyer, and Nent as ia
m there to New York for week to fill
rchase goods. of L,