Milford chronicle., 1909-08-06
OUR CARD BASKET.
Personal and Social News ChrOhieled
During the Week.

Brainard Ross made business triI
to Delmar this week.
Charles G. Fisher made q business
trip to Dover this week.
Peter Housman, wife and daughte
are visiting in Wilmington.
DR. Harry Nutter, wife aud children
returned to Philadelphia today.
Mr.. and Mrs Arlle Dickerson and
child are visiting Abingdon, Pa.
Mrs Robert G Hill and children are
with relatives in Camden, n ].
Mrs o. B Voshell and son, Of Phila.
deldhis, are with Milford relatives.
Miss EIizateth Aekerman is visiting
friends in Wilmington and Smyrna.
Miss Dorothy Warren, Of Dover, vis-
tied Miss Virginia Salevsn this week.
Mise Gertrude Atkins is entertaining
Miss Rowan Scott, Of New York City.
Miss Vina Warren is on a three
weeks visit to Atlantic City and Phil.
adelphia.
William R. Prettyman Of Newark,
~ j., is visiting his aunt, Mrs John
P. Carmean.
Misses Bessie Hall and Laura MUIR
ply spent Sunday with friends at
Georgetown.
J Neely Rhoads Jr., OF Philadelphia.
has been visiting Earl Atkins for the
past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abrams, Of Philadel.
phia, are visiting Mrs. Abrams aunt,
Mrs. Mary Vineyard.
Mrs. Annie CauseY, OF Philadelphia,
is visiting her brother. former Governor
Watson, and family.
Mrs. Sallie TomlinsOn aud Mrs. Ella
Reville left this week for an extended
visit to Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fields, Of Eliza.
beth City, North Carolina, visited their
son, Ira Fields, this week.
DR.. and Mrs. Robert Y Watson and |
daughter, Miss Sara Curtis Watson, are
on a two weeks visit to Atlantic City
Mrs. Charles Johnson and children,
who have been spending a few weeks
with her husband, have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Riley have
been visiting his uncle, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. H. Davis, also his sister, Miss Eliza
Riley.
Miss Florence Macklin, who has
been visiting her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs
Walls, in Milford Neck, has
home
Mrs. Ruth Morris and son, H. G.
Kitchens and wife, Of Harrington, are
at the "BraYton," Rehoboth, for the
next two weeks.
Thomas J. Manning, wife and child
of Philadelphia visited Mr.. Manning's
parents. Captain and Mrs E. V. Hen
irixOn this week.
Charles Malseed, who has been spend.
ng bis vacation with his mother and
friends in Philadelphia, returned home
tuesday evening.
Robert j. Mears, Of Washington, u.
T., and s. John Mears, Of Philadelphia,
are the guests OF their sister, Mrs. J.
Green Workman, near Harrington.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar H Wilson, OF
Newark, N. j., are the guests Of his par
cuts, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Z. Wilson.
Mr.. Wilson is down here buying po.
atoes
John H. APPEL, OF the Minquedale
Home at Wilmington, made a call at
his office this week. Mr.. APPEL was
ooking we'll, aud is much improved IN
lis general health.
Mrs. Charles b. Mackliu aud daueh-
er Mics Pearl, of WilliamsYille, who !
lave been visiting relatives and friends 8
u Camden, N. j, and Wilmington, I
lave returned home 7
Assistant Postmaster Wlkbert NJ. l
oseph and wife left on Sunday for a {
isit to Willow Grove and'Other points &
D Pennsylvania. Mrs. Joseph will be
one two or three weeks.
William H. H. Davis attended the
lneral Of Frank Ingram, at Philadel- a
hia, on Thursday Of last week. Mr.. q
ngrsm died at Kermount, n. j., and Z,
-as taken to Philadelphia for inter- u
lent He was related to Mr.. Davis. N
Cards have been issued by Mr.. and "a
Trs Thomas II. Parkinson OF New a.
Ork City, announcing the marriage
their daughter, Florence Edna, to
gorge S. GrieF Of Milford, Delaware,
New York, on July 1st. Mr.. GTier
the youngest son Of the late George u
Grier OF Milford, and with his bride 81
e visiting relatives here. IL
DR.. William Marshall has been at 81
ntietam, Virginia, attending the 20
I'D service duty of surgeons Of the
1ited States and Militia combined,
! the past two weeks and will ar.
re home this week. He is anticipat- lei
3 making trip to Europe the latter WI
It OF August in company with Z. g. fia