Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1908-06-19
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Personal and Social News ChFOnieled
During the Week.

/ MISS Luyth NSulBB mas IetuLuSu iAOu
visit to New York.
l'p.S. John Abbott has been home from
Washington this week
Robert H. Davis is visiling his
mother, Mrs. Ssllie Davis.
Mrs. Josephine Belts, Of Whining
ton, is visiting in Milford.
Homer Porter and wife are visiting
her mother. Mrs Caleb r. Smith.
HuIey Mstthews, Of Wilmington, is
visiting George Marshall Townsend.
Elsie Wooisey, Of Wilmington, is
visiting E-tplla Holden in Cedar Neck.
G Chester Marshall has been on a
brief tuur to Baltimore and Washing
ton.
Miss May Foulk left this week for a
months visit among. friends. in Boston,
Mass.
Harry Heavelow and family of Cam
den, n. j., are visiting relatives in
Milford.
Chester Sheppard, OF Pittsville, Nd,
visited his uncle, Mr.. Asbury smith
this week.
Miss Laura Whitehead, Of Lincoln,
has graduated from West Chester, Pa,
Normal School.
VIM. Harrison Davis made a busi-
ness trip to Philadelphia and New
York this week.
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Richards,
OF Washington, D. T., are visiting rela.
tiyes in MILFORD.
Estella Holden, OF Cedar Neck, has
been visiting her sister in Wilmington
for the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac White have
moved into their new residence on
North Walnut Street.
William Marshall, Jr., Of Milford, is
registered at the New Bingham Hotel,
while in Philadelphia.
William Roach, Of Philadelphia,
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Roach, this week.
-r-Mrs. George H. Bsynum and sen,
George H, Jr., are spending this weeE
st Asbury Park, n. J.
Fred II. Bsynum, Of Cleveland, Ohio,
spent a few days with his brother,
George II. Baynum, this week.
Misses Mabel Housman, Helen aud
Marion ShOckley are visiting friends
in Philadelphia and Camden N. J.
( Rev w. A. Carroll, OF Baltimore,
Accpmpsnied by his daughter, are visit
iBg his father, Rev. James Carroll.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Vreeland wei.
coined their first born ON Friday, June
18th. Mother and child doing we'll.
E. F Brooks, general superintend.
ent Of the P. B w. Railroad, spent
Tuesday and Wednesday il Milford.
G. NJ. Vibbert, who is working IN
n. j., attended the Com.
exercises Of Milford High
School.
w. y. Lent, who resides in Shawnee
district, and is ninety six years old, at.
ended the Commencement exercises on
Tune 10th.
Grover &. Parvis Of Milford graduated
rom DickionsOn College on Wednes
lay, JuIe 10Th, with the degree Of
of arts.
Albert Anderson and his son Will
lam, formerly OF Frederick when boy,
s visiting his sister, Mrs. William
Watson, near Frederick.
William G. Powders arrived home
rom Panama last Tuesday evening
He has been employed on the Isthmus
~ the Government for over a year.
Mrs. NJ. E. Lnfiand is visiting her
laughter, Mrs w. L. Hopkins,
N. Y. Mrs. William Fell
md children are occupying their cot.
age at Rehoboth.
Misses Florence Wilson and Laura
Hahn, Of Reading, Grace Huttenlock ]
f Philadelphia, and Pearl Armour Of I
IoustoD, spent Commencement week !
With Miss Sara Banning. {
Mrs Wilbert NJ. Joseph is visiting {
riends at Wilmington and Willow s
irove. Mr.. Joseph accompanied her /
s far as Wilmington last Saturday, ]
eturning home on Monday.
Miss Ida Vera Summons, Of New E
'ork, is visiting friends and relatives
D Milford this week, and will go from !
ere to Snow Hill, Nd, where she will
isit relatives of her mother. She is
be daughter Of the late Robert Sam.
IONS of Milford.
After attending to the delivery of the i
team pumping dredge recently con-
.ructed at his fathers yard for the q
iichard Bros, Of Philadelphia, w. ?
howell Abbott will make a business t
lip through Pennsylvania, stopping n
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