Milford chronicle., 1906-09-21
OUR CARD BASKET.
Personal and Social News ChrOnicIed
During the Week.

F)miss Minerva w Sipple is in Phila-
delphia buying fall goods
Frank H. Kramlich is attending the
Allentown, Pa fair this week.
Jonathan Johnson, of Newark has
been visiting Col. B. B. Deputy.
Mrs. A. B Moore, Of Dover, is visit.
ing Milford relatives and friends.
1Mrs. Carrie Lstchum is visiting rela.
tives and friends in Philadelphia.
miss Dixie sipple has accepted a DO
sition with the E. l. du Pont Co., viii.
mington.
Miss Stella COulston, of Philadelphia.
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Richards.
S. w. Keen, of Wilmington spent
Sunday and Monday with G. w. Ben.
nett, near Milford.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Webb of
Wilmington, are visiting relatives and
friends near Milford.
y. Harry Humes returned last Sun.
day from months toIr Of Canada and
Northern New York.
William Lincoln Clayton, Of Dover,
was the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
H. Taylor on Sunday.
Misses Louise Forbes and Minnie Lee
Taylor, of Dover, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Gordon H. Taylor
Mrs. Elizabeth Williams, of Middle
town, is visiting her neices, the Misses
Davis, on South Front street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas S. Fouracre, Of
MiddlstOwn, have been the guests Of
Mr.. and Mis-. H. w. D. Moore.
miss May Watson went to Rehoboth
last Saturday to resume her duties as a
teacher in the public school there.
Mrs. Stokes and Miss Thoroughbred.
of Philadelphia, were the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. E. Messick this week,
Miss ClaramOnd Belts, Of George
town, and Mrs. Butler, of Philadelphia,
are the guests Of Miss Sue Latchum.
Mrs. r. A. White left last Monday
fer Philadelphia for a two weeks trip
looking after the fall millinery styles. &
MRS. E. G. Pierce and son Casper
have returned from visiting relatives
and friends in New Jersey and Phila-
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Edwards
and daughter, of Lewes, are the guests r
Of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George 7
H. Hall.
Eugene McCaffrey is visiting his +
father and friends in Milford. He has r
not been enjoying good health in West d
Virginia. y
Miss Eva Winward, who has been I
,pending the summer with Mrs. Edna n
5hick, has returned to her home in
Philadelphia. g
Miss Sue Latchum, who has been II
visiting in Philadelphia, Atlantic City i
md Wilmington for the past two
has returned home. i9
James Hallett has returned from S
Pa, and will leave
bout October Ist for Philadelphia
where he will re enter college. = =
Harry Ingram, of Slaughter Neck, d
eft on Monday last for San Francisco, b
on prospecting tour. Harry L
8 an all right fellow and we wish him p
'OOd luck. Of
Miss Elizabeth Gertrude Atkins and 1
diss Sallie E. Masten, graduates Of the u
dilford Public Schools, have gone to .
'front.' Royal, Virginia, where they will =
ttend Eastern College. Is
James Frederick Martin, son Of James q
/. Martin of Milford Neck, has passed y
lis final examinations and was last
geek admitted to practice law in Phila'
elphia and Pennsylvania. He has
pened an office in the Penn Square 90
IuiIding in Philadelphia. m
Mrs. William Deputy entertained NJ
w Of her friends at q euehre on Satnr- on
az evening last. Those present were b
d. and Mrs. William 9. SammOns, ha
Irs. TOmlinsOn, Mrs. Reville, Miss uH
wa Cole. Miss Nellie Bogart, Allen wi
inyard, William Humphreys. ex
William Roach went to Philadelphia 1e
st Wednesday where he eatered the %
School Of Art for three =
,ar cJurse. He is 3 graduate OF the '~'
ilford High School and has developed
talent for free hand drawing which
omises to be beyond the ordinary, !
ID il his expectations are realized, be WI
IN ba heard from later in the world mas