Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1913-03-07
MANY PERSONS WENT
FROM GLENDALE
To The Inauguration. Social Activities
On In Earnest. Mrs. Reed Returns
From Hospital. Other Items.

News IN this community IS very scarce
n the present, owing in part to the big
lalOrity Of our citizens, regardless Of
eheir political affiliations, being at Wash
AngtOn for the Inauguration. In fact
che town was almost depopulated when
all of those who attended had left
Mrs R. A. Wood is in Philadelphia,
where she is getting ideas for her spring
uilhnery business.
Two sisters Of George Coverdale, who
reside in Maryland, are visiting their
BROTHER this week.
he most brilliant social event of the
season was the entertainment given on
Tuesday evening last BY the Misses Fam
ME and Ethel Lohand at their father 5
6ne home. These bright young ladies
80 thoroughly understand the functions
Of hne society that these events at their
home are always enjoyed. The elabor
ate set out when the dining room was
thrown open alone would make any one
hungry, and it is no wonder that these
youngsters had big time. For the say
any goes that when the cats are away,
,1ihe kittens can play; Alr. and Mrs
Holland are visiting their daughter in
Camden, n ].
We notice with pleasure the genial
aces OF two of Milford S bright Young
BUSINESS men on our streets on Tuesday,
shaking hands with their many friends.
fhel were pleasant callers on Paul Pry
also. Both of these men are cons icuous |
pOstoitice seekers at Milford, for since
Pierce is out of the running because Of |
che change in administration, the plum |
Elh come to the Democrats. For that /
reason Mr.. Hallett hopes to get in. We /
sincerely hope this most worthy Young /
nspIrant may be successful and extend to /
him our earnest support.
Orr whole town now breathes a sigh I
Of relief and hope that our good favorite,
Mrs d. II. Reed has returned from
Baltimore hospital, where she has linger-
81 IN agony from spinal affection for Sc
eeral weeks. Though it is rumored that
she Is no better, it is hoped that a COM
aiele rest in her home Will be of much
Aeneit to her.
AS all travelling Miltonians stop at
Bleudale to change cars, we see them
quite often. Such as we have seen this
seek, except S. J. Wilson. are so tickled
and jubilaut over their great victory on
with their town election. The
EeB fact that the ambition of the Preach
r Editor Politician was howled down
am our M them with JOY. we wonder
shat D. A. c. was doing to allow his
AvoIite to get such a walloping We
are afraid that his reported power in that
ioNn Is only big boomerang and farce
Now tell us something about this strange
news, brother d. A. -
The social circle met in their usual
weekly session with Mrs W 5. Dicker-
sOa last week. We had the extreme
pleasure III seeing to our own satisfaction
,hat this IS a most worthy and digniied
set Of polished and pious ladies. They Z
are ali OK sober and matured age, and {
AN be Justly proud of such an organiza- Z
ion IN any community. They meet this
seek with Mrs. Deering, whose enter t
aiulng power have no limit.
Tue Ladies Aid Of Glendale will serve /
} variety supper from until p. NJ, on
Saturday, March Sth, at EllegOod' Hall, q
N This town. Paul Pry. q