Milford chronicle., 1915-07-23
HARREsoN.

Mrs. J. H. Hackett and children, and
Miss Efie Joseph, after spending some
time with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles H. Joseph and other relatives,
have returned to their home at Tucum-
carl, New Mexico.
A number of our Harbeson people
spent Tuesday at BrOadkiln Beach, re-
porting a pleasant day with the excep-
ton of the rain late in the afternoon and
if we felt their trip was in any way re-
sponsible for the nice rain we had as
some of them claim, we are sorry they
didn't go sooner.
The 'hip-roofed" house, which has
stood near the railroad depot here for
some forty years was moved this week
to the lot next to Warrington & Veasey's
store, to make room for an up TO date
brick bungalow to be erected by S. ].
Warrington, on the corner fronting the
station.
Mrs. Daniel Rash, of Camden, Del, is
spending two weeks with her daughters,
Mrs. Charles r. Dutton, Mrs, Alfred H
Mcgee. and Mrs. Hiram Mirch and their
families.
A number of people from this vicinity
visited the colored camp Sunday evening
near Whitesboro.
The small child of Mrs. f. ]. Barnes,
who is spending some time with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Absolom Rust, has |
been quite i'll this week.
Mrs. Max Goetz and son, of Whining
ton, are the guests of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Koeppel, and other rel
atives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest E. Mcgee enter
tanned number of young people for din
Der on Sunday.
All church services at Harbeson NJ. P.
Church have been suspended, with the
exception of Sunday School and the We'd
nesday evening prayer meetings, while
the camps are in progress.
Mrs. w. S. Stewart spent Sunday with
her sister, Mrs. Harry Davidson and
family near Robinsonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Carpenter and ;
1aughtee Virginia, were Milford visitors :
)n Saturday. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moore and daugh-
.er and Mr.. and Mr.. Robert Hudson, of
2oxanna, were guests of Mrs. Tina
Vaughn and mother, aad Mr.. and Mrs. :
Stephen Hudson on Sunday.
Rev. +. ]. Phillips, A. H. Mcgee and Z
I. W. Hunter were Georgetown visitors
N Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Marvel and family Z
nd Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Hollis Dodd and
amily spent Sunday with Harry Hudson !:
nd wife
Miss Manuella Wilson spent the week
nd with Lewes relatives. >
Miss Ella Adkins who has been on the
ick list for sometime was taken to the y
1ethodist Hospital of Philadelphia for >
reatment this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred H. Mcgee and
Oh Nelson, Mrs. Daniel Rash and Noah ;!
ryan spent the week end with Cam
ridge, Md, relatives, making the trip q
y auto. q
Veasey Bros. have received the new
7l6 model Overland automobile which y
being commented upon very favorably, y
avfng a number of the latest improve q
ents. a
Frank Rogers and family were the y
nests of Thomas A. Joseph and family 81
/ Sunday. "A
Robert Hudson, of Philadelphia, is y
'ending a few days with Mr. and Mrs 81
eter A. Dodd. "a
Mrs. Robert Rust is spending some y
ne at Broadkiln Beach, as the guest of
sr sister, Mrs John Barker.
Several of our farmers and their fami- -
IS spent Wednesday at Shell Landing mr.
the Indian River, reporting an ideal II
Us sport.
Mrs. Mary E. Warrington our oldest
izen is confined to her home by illness pc
this writing. Ca
Bruce Tappan and family were guests 27t
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Wilson on Sunday. be