Milford chronicle., 1911-10-13
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Personal and Social Functions
During the Week

Wis. ~ ~ Suues was I EDllauel pnlh
vilstor last week.
John T Crouch, Of Milton, was in
town on Wednesday.
Purnel Wilcutts, Of Coolspring, was
a business visitor here on Saturday.
! A. Marshall Jones. Of Delaware
College, visited his mother over Suns /
day.
W B. BoYce arrived home last Sun
day from an extended trip through the
West.
Mrs Thomas Davis, attended the
reception of Mrs Henry Laws at Will
mington.
James o. SslmOns OF Dover, spent
Sunday with his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
James SslmOns.
Mrs. John p Carmean is visiting her
brother, William Prettyman, aud fam.
lily, in Newark. N. J.
Miss Pearl Macklin has returned
home after spending two weeks at XII
i oAnGhSl ouQ W
Samuel Smell, wholesale commits
sion merchant, of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday with Captain William Mur.
ply.
Mrs. James Mcclure and children, Of
Staten Island, who has been visiting
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. William
Daniels, have returned home.
Colonel Theodore TOwsend and Gen
eral l. P WickeEsham attended a con-
sulation Of army officers which was |
heId~at Buffalo n Y. this week. t
Miss Virginia Salevan and G. Mar. a
shall Townsend attended the football
game between Delaware College and 5
Lebanon Valley, at Newark last Sat. q
urday.
Mrs. Edna Shick, Of Philadelphia. 81
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs
Carpenter has returned to her home
accom- panied by her father, B. B. Dep. -
lty, for the winter. 70
Raymond Bennett and sister Bertha N,
# Milford Neck, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas D,
Abbott and Mrs Annie f Mills of r.
Milford were the guests of Mr. and an
drs John Purnell last Sunday. dn
Wesley Jackson, who has been on Dr.
n extended visit among friends and wa
elstives in Easton, Md, Philade- the
hia' Doylestown, Pa. Jersey City and bA
'ewark, n. j., has returned home. cor
Mrs. H. R Alden, who has been tut
isiting Colonel and Mrs. Theodore list
ownsehd for the past two weeks, has issI
turned to her home at Freeport aul
aine, accompanied by her two chill. teal
en.
After eight years of welded life Mr..
ID Mrs. Isaac Ii Wallace, Of Maple n
rect. Wilmington, are proud to an. .sD
unce the arrival Of son. Mr.. Wal 80. 80
'e has been wearing a broad smile 49,
zee be has been papa. ano, .no
Among those who visited Phildelp the
A last Saturday 10 attend the auto chill,
'bile races were Dr s. NJ. D. Mar. the
all, b. B. Topping w. 1 Cfrwithen, he, .
E. T. Williams, Stuart Walton. case
Tman Shaw and others DR.. viii. or be
MS went III MS automobile. He '
larry H. PTettyman of Pennington. morr
o has been employed by the firm trial
.ames 7. Mullin & Sons OF Whining
, for the past five years has accepted r.
1sitiOn in the clothing department
b Mcdonald & Campbell at Phila. La
1hia, and will assume his duties milit
e October l4th. from
Gorge p Fisher, Jr., ESQ, Of Chi the b
}, son Of the late Judge George p eartiI
Ter. made a hurried visi, ,o his whicl
her, Charles g. Fisher and family. us en-
heir South Walnut Street home on psssii
ay and Saturday last Mr. Fisher Marsl
himself as one Of the corps
successful patent lawyers Of this uent
try and is held In high esteem by 70 the
nanv friends State
q. Evans, Jr., OF Evans & Son,
lers, visited the Philadelphia and
York markets this week, pur-
ng fall goods. He was accom-. Hem
ID by Mrs. Evans. After a short Of Mr..
with relatives in Newark, N. J., Philad
sturn trip was made by automo. parent
With Mr and Mrs. F. H Highly, 9th. 1
he party Of five was completed lows 1,
Mrs. AdeliA Pitcher, who has The Chi
spending the summer in the Mrs A
Hdacks. They report a most de.
ul trip.
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