Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1907-09-20
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Personal and Social News ChrOnicle6
During the Week.

d Wilmington this week.
: Miss Florence Housman, is teaching
, In the public school, at Glendale.
Miss Margaret Goodwin, Of FELTON, i,
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Alb
bolt.
Misses Pearl and Margret Davis, Of
Georgetown were Milford visitors last
week.
Mrs. B. B. Topping is i'll with ty-
phoid fever, but her conditions are
better.
Margaret, Fred, and Winfield Ham.
mond spent last week with Seaford
friends.
Miss Mabel Smith returned Satur-
day, after spending five weeks at Re.
hoboth.
NJ. L. Davis was in New York and
Philadelphia this week, on a purchas-
ing tour.
Mrs g. P. Hammond, has returned
home from trip to the jamestown
Exposition.
Mrs. Mary NJ. Vineyard had a family
reunion the 18th, being the anniversary
of her birth.
Miss Mabel HOuseman is visiting.
Miss Mae Houseman at the Cedar
Grove farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Vineyard, Of
Houston were guests Of Mrs. Mary
Vineyard, Tuesday.
Clayton Frame, and family, Of Berlin,
N. j. are the guests, Of his aunt Mrs.
Annie P. Williams.
Harry Carpenter. left Tuesday MORN
ing for Cleveland, Ohio, where he has
accepted q position.
Frank, son Of Mark L. Davis. will
enter Delaware College for three years
course in engineering.
Miss Rosalie Salathe, of Phenixville.
Pa, is the guests OF her college friend
Miss Elizabeth Deputy.
Miss Addie L. Makins, of Philadel.
phia, has been the guests of Miss Ger.
trude Tatman, this week.
Mrs. Mitchell Swiggett. of Frederick,
spent Sunday last with her sister, Mrs. !
HObert Marker, Of this town.
Mrs. Katie Butler, and daughter, Of +,
Del, have been visiting
her cousin, Mrs. Anna Hollis.
Miss Sue G. VanWynen, and little u
1t phew, of Mount Vernon N. Y, are '
guests Of Mrs. S. F. Gardiner
William Harrington, wife, and two
Of Willow Grove, Pa, are the
guests ofrelatives and friends this week, t
Miss Julia Coverdale, Of Milford a
Neck, who has been i'll with typhoid d
ever, is much improved at this writ v
ng. II
Miss Minerva w. Sipple is in Phila-
lelphia this week attending the open .
ngs and will return with full line Of :
all millinery. v Y
VIM. H. Hall and wife, and son Il
oseph, Of Wilmington, have been u
uests of Henry NJ. Hall Of South Mil. :,
ord this week. =
Miss Letha Joseph and sister Mrs. N
Harry Hammond visited Philadelphia, Al
bis week. Mrs. Hammond will re- G
lain about three weeks. a,
Mrs. J. I. Hurlock, who has been tt
pending the past month with her b'
ster, Mrs. Bradley, returned to her &C
home this week. st
Robert Wilson, and wife, Of Camden, al
I. j. and Mrs Annie POrman, Of 1T
ewes, have been visiting Mr.. Wilson's %
IOther Mrs. Sarah Wilson. ~
Miss May Vineyard Holcome is in n,
lizabeth City, N. e., after three weeks in
'ent in Baltimore, Washington, Nor
TX and the jamestown Exposition.
DIR. and Mrs. George w. Marphall,
ID A. DOnnell Marshall, Esq, have Of
en- at Richmond, Va, this week, and Dc
turn home by way Of the jamestown no
ZpOsitiOn. sta
Misses Fannie Norman, Emily and OF
deOls Poynter, Mildred Morris and ma
lith Burton Of Lewes, were the guests ag'
Miss Helen Lofiand from Friday MI
ernoon until Sunday evening. oyl
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Tuthill Of avs
ashington, D. g., are passing several
eks with friends. He has been i'll for I'd
'eral months, and will be away on n
k-leave until his health improves. mi
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