Milford chronicle., 1915-07-30

Mr. Ira Wright has been spending Il
: week at Rehoboth.
D Mrs. Carrie G. Woolley is visiting b.
mother, Mrs. Clements, at Camden.
r Mr.. %. R. Martin spent the week en-
n at Rehoboth Beach.
0 Miss Sarah Rawlins visited friends .
: Dover on Wednesday.
Mrs. J. c. Knowles spent Thursda
, with friends in Wilmington
= I Mrs. S. B. Beath, of Philadelphia, /
f visiting Mrs. + ]. Taylor on Secon
street.
Mr.. William Parsons was in Philadel
phia the first of the week on business.
Mrs. William L. Barnes is visiting he
mother and sister at Freehold, N. ].
Mrs. S. F. Baugher. of Philadelphia
IS the guest of Mrs. E. H. Clark, Yves
Seaford
Miss Mary Finley, of Norfolk, Va, i.
the guest of Mrs. Ernest Fields, on Arch
street.
Mr.. Slack, of Camden, N. J., is visit
ing her son, Mr.. Thomas Slack, West
| Seaford
Mrs. w. F. Hagenbuch. of Nazareth
Pa, is visiting the Misses Louise and
Jennie Elliott.
Miss Hilda Chambers has returned
home after month visit with friends
in Pennsylvania.
Mrs. +. II. Clark, of Philadelphia. is
visiting her son, Mr.. f. H. Clark, Tr.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Hollis and
children, are visiting friends at Denton
and Easton, Md.
Mrs. J. Scott Hurley has returned
home after two week visit with friends
at New Rochelle, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weldon Eisenhart and
children, Wynne and Marian, are visiting
her sister, Mrs. William 7. James.
Mrs. H. n. Rowe and daughter, Miss
Katharine, left last Saturday for Asburv
Park, n. j., to spend several weeks.
Miss Louise Higgins returned to her
home at Vienna, Md, Thursday, after
a several weeks visit with Miss Madeline (
Lord.
Mrs. Mary Marcus aud son, Junior, /
home the first of the week after
month s visit with friends at New York.
Mrs. Belle F. Turpin returned home
after two weeks visit with
Ter son, Mr.. w. Howard Turpin in Phil
Idelphia
Rev. c. L. Fischer, D. D., rector of
st. Luke's P. +. Church, has been
.ranied by the vestry, a months vaca-
ION uuTlng august.
Messrs. William Chipman, G. Earl
)onoho, Samuel Robinson and Howard
lorgan, were visitors at Cambridge, I'D.
asst week
Miss Gladys Taylor returned to Ter
ONE Tuesday morning at Belvideer y
:, after two weeks visit with Miss IT,
beth Ross.
Mr.. Charles NJ. Boyce and two daugh-
RS. of Boise City, Idaho, are visiting
lr. and Mrs John Harris, on Arch
rect.
Mrs. Bartlett and daughter Miss Mar
Ia Bartlett, of Centreville, Md, are Wis
ing her daughter, Mrs. Harry Anthony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isidore Stephany and
N, Van Leer, and Mrs. Ernest Sirmon.
i'd son, Stanley left Tuesday for a two
eeks stay at Ocean City, Nd.
Misses Louisa and Ada Ball, of Phila-
.lPhia, daughters of Rev. Clarence +.
III, former rector of St. Luke's Church
ere visitors i'll town on Tuesday.
Miss Grace BOulden returned to her
me III Wilmington Wednesday morn
3, after two weeks visit with Mrs.
I. Knowles, this town and Mrs. w.
CULLEN, of Bethel
Mrs. Harry J. Anthony, who was oper-
'u upon several weeks ago at the Mercy
'spital, Baltimore. returned TO her home
Conwell street last Saturday very
lch improved
drs. Harry A. Phillips returned home
ursday afternoon after a several weeks
It with her sister-in-law, Mrs Wright
lson, at Norfolk, Va. and was accom-
ned home by Mrs. Wilson, who will
I her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. -
Hips. -
lr. and Mrs. Willard S. Morse left
Iy last Sunday morning in their tour
car for their summer home at Allan
Highlands, n. J., accompanied by
;. Harry {. Darbee, Miss Bertha Giles
Miss Ida Kay, who will spend a
k with Mrs Morse. Miss Giles will
Id the remainder of the summer at
tucket, Mass, returning home about
middle of September.