Milford chronicle., 1913-11-28
BOWERS

Peter McArdle, of the "Mervin L. -
) has returned home from a pleasant visit
with relatives of Moorestown, y. J., and
Philadelphia.
Mrs. + R. Williams, Master Harry
Spayd, and Miss Helen Thompson. are
spending some time in Philadelphia, the
guests of Mrs. Joseph Frederick.
Mrs. c. H. Short is on an extended
visit with her sisters, Mrs. Linda Purnell
and Miss Anna May Galloway, of Cam
den, n. J.
Mrs W f. Kelley, Mrs Leon Kelly,
and son, Richard, have returned home
from Dover, where they were the guests
of Geo. NJ. Paris and wife.
! John Artelt. of Philadelphia. has re-
turned home from a very pleasant out
ing at the Ted Ger cottage.
Miss Abbie Buckalow is visiting her
friend, Miss Minnie Rusner, of Whining
ton.
Mrs. Louise Wood is on an extended |
visit with relatives in Philadelphia, At |
lantic City and Camden, n J.
Miss Anna Abrams and brother Harry,
are visiting their aunt, Mrs. T. Conaghy
of Camden, n, J.
Mrs. John H. Short is spending some
time in Philadelphia, as the guest Of Miss
Elizabeth Butcher.
Mrs. Jack Salevan is with her sister
Mrs. Florence Sawyer, at the "Mervin
L" cottage.
James Davidson, of Cheswold and lady
friend, Miss Myrtle Poore, of Viola, spent
Saturday and Sunday with W. E David {
son and wife of town t
Mrs. Job Coverdale, Of near town, is I
visiting relatives in Philadelphia the a
present week.
Mrs. Edward Davenport has returned I
lome from an extended visit among rel
.tives and friends in PHILADELPHIA. S
Frank Cohee and son, Charlie. and
wo daughters, Misses Maud and Bessie, o
ccOmpanied by Miss Mary Wright and o.
liss Lulu Ramble. of Preston, Nd spent
he past Sunday with Walter S. Camper ,
nd wife, near town.
Will Davis and Miss Annie Lober. of oI
little Greek, and James Davis and Thos.
)avis, of Milford, were visitors of Z T. la
Villains and wife, near town, the past 10
unday.
Ed Alaband, of Washington. D. C., N
2ent Saturday and Sunday with E T. ds
Villains and wife,
John Purnell. of near Milton, has pur- tr
lased three cottages in South Bowers. q
Mr.. Scott, and intends to occupy one
le hrst OF the year and open a store ud
David Mills, one of our South Bowers ri
asidents, caught several bushels of trout
le past Saturday in haul seine. Some
ling unknown before in Mr.. Mills
7enty years experience at the business.
Reynolds Davidson and lady friend. of
wn, took the prize given for the most fin
'aceful Walter and turkey trotter" on ha
e floor at private dance given at the ar,
,me Of Mr.. Wiley the past week.
DR.. Thos. d. Hubbard, one of our to
ealthy real estate owners of this place,
d Miss Blanch Cosdon, of Kirkwood, sic
Il were married by the Baptist Min
er, Rev. Stewart. of Camden. Del. fol
st Saturday, at the palatial home of at
e Doctors. Quite a number of the
ctor's friends were present. and con ing
him on his future happiness. {
the evening a host of his friends and Wis
II wishers assembled at the corner of Sal
three stores and marched in a BODY .
the home of the bride and groom. and spe
We them a real genuine calithumpian Jer
'enade, which brought forth the smil. J
faces of the newly welded couple. wit
ter few appropriate remarks BY the wifi
de in token Of their kindly remem- L
ince, the crowd dispersed by giving of
lree cheers and goodbye wit
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