Milford chronicle., 1908-12-04
Personal and Social News ChfSaislpa
During the Week.

"a, NOiieBe IOF the Holidays.
Harry W. satterfield, of Wilmington
70 visited Milford this week.
IN Mrs. Wesley Smith is slowly recover
ing ing from q serious illness.
la Miss Virgie BOyee is visiting Mrs.
led Reuben Colt in Wilmington.
hg M iss Helen LOfiand, Of Lewes, visited
," Miss Mildred Truitt this week.
-" Miss Dixie Supple was home from
Wilmington for Thanksgiving.
Master Walter Ackerman has been
visiting Philadelphia this week.
Sc Charles Heusted, Of Camden, N. J..
u visited Milford on Thanksgiving.
s. William E. Anderson, Of Philadel.
:, phia, visited his mother last weeK.
James and Alfred Heavelow, of Phil.
N adelphia, have been Milford visitors.
is J. B. Morrow and family have moved
10 from Milford to Oxferd, Md, this week.
It Mr.. and Mrs. John Titus, of Will
y mingtOn, visited relatives in Milford
0 last week.
i ). Oscar Brown, who has been quite
) i'll with pneumonia, was able to be out
again this week.
Miss Grace HuttenlOck, Of Philadel.
Dhis, was the guest Of Miss Sara Ban.
ming Thanksgiving Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Chambers. of
Lewes, spent Thanksgiving with her 7
mother, Mrs. Lima Cannon.
Miss Gertrude Hopkins, Of Vernon, a
aud Bertha Purnell, OF Harrington,
visited Milford last Wednesday.
Miss Mary Cain, who is attending
Goldey College, Wilmington, was the Of
guest Of her parents Thanksgiving. N
Mrs. Anna B. Causey has gone to OF
Philadelphia, where she will make her al
home with her sister, Mrs. Minnie 10
Heisler. u
q Rev. w. H. Savage, attended a -"
meeting OF the Delaware Baptist State ".
Missionary Society in Wilmington, W
this week.
Robert d. Grier and family, of Sails NJ,
bury, Md, visited Milford relatives last Sol
Sunday. They made the trip in an Er,
W.
Mrs. Sallie (George) Wilson, who has ms
been visiting her son and daughter in Der
for two weeks, returned Pa
acme this week. Oh
Miss Annie McMurphy, of Burling- TO
on, Kansas, is the guest OF Mr.. and NIL
Mrs. Walter H. Davis, this is her first
'isit here in thirty.two years. n
Mrs. Daniel Knight and daughter. Ma
1iss Cora, Of Lebanon, Delaware, were son
be guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Man. Mil
I'VE last Saturday and Sunday. riao
Thomas Davis, the South Walnut in
treet merchant, was q victim Of too evel
luch turkey on Thanksgiving Day, the
nd as a result he was sick.a-bed until the
IOnday. pres
Mrs. George w. Marshall and Mrs.
Lynn Pratt attended a conference Of
ub presidents and the State Executive NJ
oard Of the Federation in BridgevilIe. Will
the home of Miss Theo. Ball, on Geo
lesdsy. caiv
Charles w. Mead, o. w. MOller. H. gree
Iener and d. Daniels, Of New York, her
me to Milford on Sunday in an co
tomobile and will spend week or the
! days with DR.. James p. Lofiand. and
ming, and are quartered at the recel
ntral Hotel. one-I
Mrs. Sarah J. Wilson of Front Street, We C
nth Milford, was "a years old on Fri ing
=, November 9th, and her friends upon
l relatives all over the country sent
post cards congratulating her on
occasion. She received $50 postals The
N all parts of the United States and nevol
lada. their
'r. and Mrs. George w Marshall Day c
leave on Monday next for Wash in the
ton, to attend the annual meeting the su
he National Red Cross organization, cents.
which Mrs. Marshall is one Of the set Of
gates from the Delaware Branch. and 1t
meetings will be held at the HUI
Memorial Building in the morn
and afternoon Of December 9Th. A The
,heOn will be given by Assistant Shake
etarY, Of State and Mrs. Bacon at Mrs. v
O'Clock, and in the evening Miss evenin
9 '''Agiy SseptiOn to meet regular
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