Milford chronicle., 1908-08-07

The Bachelor" Club Of New Castle is here
and are occupying the "Mervin L" Cottage on
Hubbard Avenue They are a jolly crowd,
unlike what their club name mplies. as one
would suppose them to be OF a crusty disposi-
ton, but not so as they have their fair young
lady friends with them under the care OF an
experienced chaperen. Beside they are no
novice in the piscatOry art, for on Monday OF
this week the party went out on the fishing
grounds and in less than three hours time sue
ceeded in capturing ITO pounds Of fne trout,
the ladies showing as much skill in angling as
the men. The party is composed OF Mr.. and
MIS- James H. Quimby, Mrs. Dr. Burton,
Messrs. Thomas Grieo. Christopher Grieo, VIII
liam b. Kee John Runk. Ernest Dean, all Of
New Castle. Del; Mr.. Eli f. Kahler, Mr. and
Mrs John E. Kahler, Misses Caroline Harner.
Mabel Kahler and Catharine Boyer, all of
Reading, Pa.
Miss Eta Hansen formerly Of this county
now Of Philadelphia. has for some time been
the guest OF Miss Edith Noble at the "West
Philadelphia" Cottage. on Tuesday morning
Of this week Miss Hansen and Miss Noble
started on a visit among friends in Sussex and
Caroline Counties and expect to take in Con
cerd Campmeeting before returning home to
their cottage here.
Mrs. Jennie Davidson, OF Philadelphia, a
matron Of Methodist Mission located on
south Front street and director OF Kinder
garlen school connected with the mission, r.
spending a ten days vacation at the Belmont
Cottage on Hubbard Avenne. Her three
daughters Misses Annie, GeOrgie and Eva, and
MessTs. Adam Sadofske and John Aack are
Miss Katie Gilbert. George Gilbert, Lewis
Ts.F I. HgsarF ole IA aFn
are visiting Jacob Segrest and j. Hammond
at their residence on Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. Adam r. CrOmley. Misses Belle
and Martina CTOmley, John and Albert Crom-
lev and Thomas Hartman, all OF Philadelphia,
are spending their two weeks vacation AT the
"Adeiphia" Cottage on Murderkin Avenue.
Mr.. Cromley is familiar inquire al TINS place
AS he has been coming here Tor tWelVe con
secutive years with his family 10 spend thelr
vacation and are welcomed soJOurners. HIS
children have grown up to be young men ana
women since the first vacation that they spent
at this resort. Mr CrOmley has been trusted
emplOye in the Fourth National Bank on Wal
nut street, Philadelphia, for over a score Of
years.
Mr. and Mrs Charles C. Mills, formerly OF
Milford, Del, but now OF Philadelphia, are en-
iOyirg a two weeks vacation at the " Riverside
Cottage on Murderkill Avenue and have with
them Messrs Lawrence and Clifford Millis and
John Stewart, all Of Philadelphia.
There is sunday School picnic here to-day
Tuesday from somewhere but do not know,
but Judging while write this that IL must be
a large one n we are 10 judge the size OF the
crowd bY the noise they make. be that as y
may Il Is a well known fact that hundred
children on picnic bent can make more noise
than a thousand grown people on similar
occasion.
Thursday OF this week being the first Thurs !
day in August will likely witness quite large !
gathering of people here from the country al |
the surrounding towns. But the following |
Thursday. which will be the traditional "Big /
Thursday" will more than likely witness the /
Target gathering OF people that ever visited |
this resort in any one dav. IL is widely known !
that ihe second Thursday Of August is the /
traditional big Thursday"