Milford chronicle., 1909-07-30
BOWERS.

To-day Tuesday promises 10 Be a bis day at ihii
resort Al leas, two sunday Schools are scheduled
to be here and nom present appearances. judeins
BY number OF teams driving in. and the crowds Of
people that are already here soiourning in the cot
FACES and registered a, the different hotels there
will be a soodly number here before the close Of
the day.
Base Ball has become such an attraction here and
the hundreds Of people that so to see every game
that is played here and the announcement thai the
Dover team would be on the grounds to play the
Bowers team this afternoon, has brought many
beach-,yard
There are more attractions here this summer than
ever before and new ones are being added every
day. Prot. C W. Lesley with his Razzle Dazzle
his trained dogs and trained monkeys together with
the numerous plays and athletic sports draw large
crowds every evening to witness the performance
The dance paviions have their many patrons
nightly and the propris,ors have been fortunate in
the selection Of their orehes,ras which furnish mu-
sic. No better and up-to-date music has ever been
rendered a, this place.
On last Thursday evening the proprietor Of the
Casino gave prize dance and many souples con-
tested for the different prizes The judges MessTs
Barnard Miller and Boone decided that the Laurels
belonged to Mrs. Della Link, of Salem, N. J., and
Mr.. Joe Linderman Of PHILADELPHIA. while special
mention was made Of Miss Hester Linderman Of
Philadelphia and Mr.. Niles Holden, Of Bowers
Mr. Rosby WiIeuts. Of Philadelphia. but formerly
Of Harrington, is visiting his parents here He is
Kent county boy without any othei resours es or ad
vantages in life save his own efforts. His mind led
him to the study Of dramatic art and in Il he is con-
sidered great success For the past season Of
krk L.. ri a
win Stock Company, his best parts having been I
Jaeaue Froehard' in the Two Orphans, Oliver I
West in Because She Loved Him So: Major |
Bradley in Way Down South. His greatest hit |
was made in supporting the Italian actress Annina |
8oreli at the South Broad Street Theatre in Phila |
ielphia in her first English production Under Two /
Flags. He will play Don JOSEF to Miss Borellis |
Carmen season l9O9-lO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Holcroft and family. Mr.. and .
Walter HoleToit and son, Mr. and Mrs Geo. Nil. /
sr and daughter, Mrs. Lewis Whitaker and daugh-
sr Mr.. Earl Hall and Mr.. John Weleh all Of Ches-
sr are spending two weeks outing at the Medeari
,ottase at South Bowers
Mr. and Mrs Geo Hill and children, Mildred and
awTenee, Mr., and Mrs. Walter Voshell and daush-
sr Reva. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dawson. all Of
ear Laws Church, spent pleasant ten days out
lg at the Iomlinson Cottage on Murderkiil Ave
Mrs, Mary Breen, Misses Edna and Teresa
reeni Miss Mary Black and George Breen all Of
are reouperatng at the ldle,yild Cot
ge on Murderkill Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Hains and two sons Of Cam
en-, N. j. are spending their vacation atthe Kel-
m on the Bay front,
a new feature in the way Of entertainment seems :
be assured US here a Minstrel troupe Of black
eed comedians have secured the large Hall at the
each Hotel and purpose to remain during the :
onth Of August, They announce that they will
We matinees three afternoons Of each week and 6
cir regular minstrel performance every night. -
Wyatt and George who have had the ice cream
,vilion near the Beach Hotel, are adding sports 2
I'd attractions at their place. They will have black
red babies to throw at and have already installed
= kicking mule to throw at for a cigar u u
I he Church services were largely attended here =
It Sunday afternoon and were very interesting and
ohtable. Mrs F. H. Andrews. Of Philadelphia, =
well-known Sunday School lnstruct4ess had N
arge Of the School and held their attention as well
that Of large congregation Of persons who were w
re to hea- her for nearly an hour All present D,
re the closest attention to her talk and drill with IN
School and went away well repaid for the time
mt At the close Of the school Rev T. ~ Civ De
preached an able and very interesting sermon. fe
he ladies Of church will give lawn party a.
festival the Post Office on Friday and -
lrday evenings, the 30th and 3lst inst. the pro-
ds to be applied to the organ fund The pub III
are cordially invited to meet with them and aid ~
reause Nv