Milford chronicle., 1914-09-11
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Personal and Social Functions
During the Week
Hiss Sara Bennett is visiting in vii

Miss Sara Bennett is visiting in Viii
mngton.
Lawrence Allen spent Saturday and
Sunday in Philadelphia.
Captain James c. Conwell, of Milton, 7.
was in town on Wednesday,
Miss f. q. Stidham has returned from
a business trip to Philadelphia.
William Pierce has been the guest Of
Philadelphia friends this week.
Miss Elizabeth O. Morris is visiting
friends and relatives in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Maggie Shepherd Lank, of VIII
mington, Del. is visiting her sisters.
Richard Truitt leaves today for Exeter
Preparatory School, New Hampshire.
Miss Essie Housman, is visiting Allan
tic City. Philadelphia and Middletown.
Mrs. Florence NJ. Taylor, Of Logan,
Pa. is the guest Of Mrs. Bessie Giles
pie.
Miss Elizabeth Morris is visiting rela,
tives and friends in Philadelphia ana
Amber. Pa.
Mrs. T. C. Davis is spending two
weeks in Ocean City and Moorestown,
New Jersey.
Matthew Hynson returned last week
after spending the summer in northern
camp for boys.
Clarence Abbott and family, of Hick-
man. visited his mother, Mrs. James h..
Hillman this week.
Frank Smith and son have been guests
of his father. James T. Smith, Of South
Milford. this week.
Roy Ewing. of New York is spending
the week with his aunt and uncle, DR..
and Mrs. X. P. Ruhl.
Mr.. and Mrs-J. T. Crouch. Of Milton
were guests of their son, W. W. CrOuch'
and family on Tuesday.
Miss Florence Green. of Wilmington,
spent the week end with her sister
Mrs. George d. Truitt.
Joseph Eyster, who has been the guest
of Miss Ruth Mayhew, has returned tC
his home in Philadelphia.
Mrs. j. Green Workman and daughter
Ruth, of Harrington. is visiting hei
sister, Miss Mary Mears.
Misses Mabel and Annie Trader were
weekend visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. j
Green Workman, of Harrington.
Miss Mary Grier has returned afte
spending the summer at Pine lre'
/ Camp. in the Pocono Mountains.
Miss Minerva W. Sipple and mother
Mrs. E. c. Sipple, are in Philadelphia
looking after their fall millinery goods
Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Eltz. Of Bar
rington. N. j., spent Saturday and sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.. Nal
seed.
Mrs. Georganna Walls has returned
from a prolonged visit to Philadelphia
She is accompanied by her son, John 3
Walls.
Miss Helen Tatman returned to Aber
j deem. Md. last week to again take ul
her duties as vice-principal OF the pub
lie school.
Miss Carrie Biddle has so far recoveret
from three weeks illness from typhou
fever, as to be permitted to partake 0
solid food.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Tucker an
r daughter, of Wilmington. visited ne
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Mackln
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Macklin hav
! returned to their bone in BROOKLYN
New York, after spending the summe
in Milford.
Master Edward J. Graves, who ha
( been spending a week with his uncle
a T. B. Graves, has returned to his hom
e in Townsend.
Miss Lena Short has been suffer
S mo from an affection of the hiI
Miss Short is one of the efficient teacher
in the Milford Public Schools
Il Miss Virginia Henderson, who ha
Fbaen in the wholesale house of j. !
Custer & Sons of Philadelphia for tn
mast four weeks, has returned home.
y Mr. and Mrs. William Eddington an
r son Leslie and Mr.. and Mrs; Wllo,I
r Noble and son Wilbur Jr., OF tederal'
s burg. Md, visited Mrs. John b. Eddlnl
n ton last week.
I, Mrs Vertie Gibbons and son, Re
! Prettvman and William Wilkins ar
i family. who have been visiting Mrs.
!, D. Shaw, have returned to their home
. in Philadelphia.
III /Robert S. Hickey, of Philadelphia
d Fspent several days recently win Mr.
William johnson of North Waiht
Street it being his first visit IN tnlrl
wears. He found considerable improve
T6enl in the town. HIS wire WI
has been here for some time, expect
+o TO. snend the month Of September wit
+ Mrs. Johnson and relatives.
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