Milford chronicle., 1905-07-14
WHERE YOUR
FRIENDS ARE.

n / WCGh.
e Miss Mary f. Holland is in Toronto,
e Canada.
Mrs. n. J. Daniels has returned from
a visit to Bridgeville.
tGeorge Marvel, of Wilmington, Wis.
q tied Milford this week.
e James H. Reedy visited his father at
BridgetOn, N. j., this week.
Mr.. George Russell. of Wilmington,
is Milford visitor this week
Miss Ala Roach has returned from
visit among relatives in Maryland.
Miss Lenora Moore, of Dover. was
, the guest of Miss Letha Joseph Sunday.
Thomas w. Prettyman is visiting
friends in Philadelphia and Camden,
Nj.
Miss Helen Carroll, of Oak Lane,
Philadelphia, is the guest Of Miss Laura
Hail.
Mr.. George b Belts, of Kansas City,
Kansas, is visiting his brother, Mr.. f.
f. Belts.
Mrs. J. G. Workman and children,
of near Vernon. is visiting her father
William Mears.
Miss Blanche Jones, OF Wilmington, |
is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. H. Voshel,
of South Milford.
Miss Mayme Harrington, of Phila-
delphia, is home with her parents, suf.
fering with rheumatism.
Mrs S. A. Haney and Mrs. Harley
DaTesman, of Philadelphia, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Lank.
Mrs. Edward Brown, of Cincinnati,
Ohio, has been visiting her sisters,
Misses Sallie and Eliza Adkins.
Mrs. Charles Stevens and daughter,
Of Hickman, were entertained by Mr.. ,
and Mrs. VIM. Roach this week.
Mr. and Mrs c. C. Hiusou and chill
dren, Of Staten Island, N. Y, are visit. ,
ing Mrs. Hinson's parents in Cedar
Neck.
Mr.. James and Clifford WiIloughby t
and sister, Miss Lola, OF Denton, were T
guests Of their aunt, Mrs. VIM. Roach, f
on the Fourth. s,
miss Pauline and Marshall Townsend II
arrived home from the RsppahannOck u
River IN Virginia last Tuesday after a u
months visit to friends there. Il
Mrs. Harry H. Hamilton with her
daughter and son, and Mrs. John Hal w
lowell and son Of Philadelp phia, are the ?,
guests Of MIR. and Mrs. R. r. Davis. II
Rev. Robert Watt, D. D., Of Smyrna, gr
who went to Ephrata, Pa, on account III
If his health is improving. He will Ct
'emain at Ephrata throughout July.
Mr. Harry B. Galloway, of Wyanett, u u
ILL.,, who has been visiting relatives -, ~
md friends in Delaware for the past '.
month, returned to his home this week. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Peters and
laughter, Ella, have returned to their tn
IOme in Chester, after ten-day's visit MI
With Mr.. and Mrs. David w. Lynch, of
( near FELTON,. CO.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. T. Raughley and Is
aughter, of Philadelphia, are stopping ms
t the Windsor Hotel Mr.. Raughley TN
former Milford boy ana is selling thl
n encyclopaedia. Ne
HI
Mr.. and Mrs. David w. Lynch, Of ror
ear FELTON,, gavethei granddaughter, fo,
lila Peters, "a lawn party on the Fourth. of
uests were present from Milford, Mag TIL
Olia, FELTON,, Dover and Chester. All ma
port a good time. Refreshments the
ere served. imS hi5;
Robert 7. Warrington and his mother, /
'th of philadelphia, have been visiting TaSy TI~S
rs. Lydia A. Thompson, at Thomp. b,
nville, for the past two weeks, and The
we made some very warm friends MI: i:
long those whom they have met for con, On,
e first time. They left last Monday broI
visit relatives at Harrington. stra
Mr.. and Mrs. Martial Redon, of New Nj
leans, are the guests OF Mr.. Richard ing
eterich and his nieee Mrs penbort tow
Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. Redon, to lstfe e
,ether with some friends, made up the
inch party to Slaughter Beach where age
~ enjoyed very fine dinner and plnI
asant time on the fishing grounds. not TS,ii
DR.. J. G. Eccleston, Of New York, masl
} been visiting relatives in Milford, fonn
looking up points Of interest in his take
ally history. He is a son Of Lieuten- I'll
Charles Feoleston ~ no vasida5 taro exeu
to the War Of the Rebellion, and deci, dd,i
o is remembered by many Of the They
or folks. He has beed residing in retul
'nOs Aires, South America, up to M M
wears mast and il an annlicant for ~ q