Milford chronicle., 1911-09-29
OUR CARD BASKET
Personal and Social Functions
During the Week

: Mrs. Harry E Vineyard and son are
= in Philadelphia. ~
James WeIch OF New York, is Wis
iting his mother
Miss Myrtle Robinson is in Philadel.
phia for q short visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Minos Scott are visiting
in Philadelphia this week
Miss Mary Wiley has returned home
from visit at Berlin, Nd.
William g Powders is home from
Panama visiting his mother.
L. w. Nailor, of Denton. Md, was a
Milford visitor Oh Wednesday,
Mrs. Annie Milby, of Philadelphia,
was Milford visitor this week.
Rev. L. A Bennett preached at Sci.
byvtlle M. 2. Church on Sunday.
Mrs. Alfred H. Nutter is visiting her
son and daughter in Philadelphia.
J. B. Gray and William Hankin, of
Milton, were visitors here on Tuesday.
Miss Ann Davidson, Of Wilmington.
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Salevan.
Sidney Lewes visited his wife who
has been ill at DagsbOro last Thursday.
Marshall Walton went to PhiIadel-
phia yesterday via the steamer Caroline
Vineyard.
A. MaTshsll Jones. who Is attending
Delaware College, visited his mother
over Sunday.
Mrs. w. w. Crouch aud children, OF
Milton, were guests Of relatives in and
near town this week.
Miss Lena T staytOn is In New York
and Philadelphia this week buying
new fall and winter goods.
Mrs Lydia Alden, and children. OF
'FreepOrt, Maine, is visiting Colonel
and Mrs. Theodore Townsend.
Thomas c. Davis, Of Philadelphia. q
attended the funeral Of his brother,
Col. Mark q. Davis, this week. :
Mrs. James Mcclure and two chill.
dren, OF Staten island are visiting her 1t
parents, Mr. and Mrs William Daniels. q
Mrs. Kate Sawyer of Camden N. J.
has returned home after visiting her
sister, in Dover and relatives in Mil.
ord
Captain John Davis, Of Camden N. I"
, was in Milford this week attending VI
he funeral Of his uncle, Col. Mark H. = I!
Davis. ol
Charles Denney, who has been visit v
ing friends and relatives in Philadel- Of
'hia, Chester and Wilmington, has re. nj
urned home. n,
Miss Esther Walls and Mics Lulu II
'ollins, who have been visiting friends nj
nd relatives in PhiIadelp pia, has re. he
1rned home. in
Mrs T. W Prettyman and nephew, =
irnest Gerald, spent Saturday and
unday with her niece, Mrs. Hiram 81
3. Isaac at Collins Mill. u
Mrs. e. A Franklin and daughter
-azel, Of Colonial Beach Va. have re. to
Irned home after spending a few weeks in
ith relatives and friends here. AT
Mr.. and Mrs. Arlie E. Dickerson'and -.
70 children are visiting his parents. oh
r and Mrs. Wilbert DickersOn They
e preparing to move to HatbOro, Pa. Or,,
Miss Margaret G Holzmueller, a the
aduate Of the Milford High School, mil
ass 1911, has matriculated at Ran aga
lph. Macon College. Lynchburg, Va ach
Mrs. James P. Pierce, Mrs. Charles goo
Hamm ond, Mrs. Edward Atkins,
rs. L B Graves and Miss Letha NJ.
.eph are attending the thirty. second r
nual w. G. T. U. State Convention ~ -
Milton this week. -
Hiss Sara NJ. Bennett daughter OF oftt
Y. L. A. Bennett left this week for the
,stern Maryland College at West. HOl
nster Md. Miss Bennett is taking thew
pecial course in music at the college has
with her other work. than
frs w. h. Creadick, Of smyrna men
g her mother, Mrs. E. W Robbins, ago.
Lewes, a handkerchief shower, from
her birthday, which was a surprise last
Ter Forty-eighE handkerchief were more
lived. Mrs. Robbins wishes to
nix her friends for there beautiful
w
IT, and Mrs. William E Hall cele. with
led their fiftieth wedding snniver. build
: on Tuesday evening. September The
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall were married "A fe'
tuesday September 5th, 1851, their Mr.. .
ding anniversary came on the on Il
e day OF the week as the day upon last
ch thew were married fftv wears be ut