Milford chronicle., 1915-08-27
BOWERS.

The warm delightful weather that we
are having causes the crowds to continue
to come to old Bowers for an outing and
spend their vacation among us. The
size of the usual daily crowd seems to
vary but little. This season is holding
much later than last year and if it con-
tinues Bowers will have nothing to com
plain concerning the business of the sea-
son, as it will be good.
The steamer Frederica certainly is
hustling the passengers at this time, as
she comes and goes loaded each trip.
Regarding the peaches of this section,
Bowers is getting to be some peach mar
ket and the steamer Frederica is having
full loads on every up trip, as the buyers
claim that the fruit reaches the market
in so much better condition that they had
rather give a little more to ship their
fruit by boat than by rail.
The hotels are still having to hustle to
satisfy the wants of the public, as when
they reach our climate they are always
ready to answer the call to eat, and of
course the food that they get is such that
there is nothing to it but full and plenty,
and a happy mind and contentment is
the sure following.
Among those that are enjoying the
cool sea breezes at oEr shores are the fol-
lowing:
c. F. Cahall and family, of Philadel-
phia, are occupying their cottage, the
'Cahall, along the bay front.
Mr. and Mrs. Z Hartman and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. NJ. Cramer. of Onley, Pa, are
occupying the "Normanda" for a two
weeks vacation.
NJ a,d Nc W., Ca11a,, aud fa,,,;1,,
of Philadelphia, are in their cottage, the
Galley, for two weeks.
Miss Emma Haldeman, of Pittstown,
Pa, is visiting her brother, Jay Halde-
man, and wife.
Master Elwood Spayds, the understudy
at the famous Wyatt restaurant, of Mil
ford. is spending a few days with his
parents, Capt. Geo. Spayds and wife.
Robert and James Gilmore, of Camden,
n. J.. spent few days the past week as
the guests of J. A. Wilcutts and wife near
town. These two gentlemen are chief
on the steamer Pawnee and the |
tug Lookout, and are used to quite vast
of territory, but they claim we
have the most beautiful country in this |
section that they have found and think |
IN their mature age they will try and pur-
chase a home down here and enjoy their
Did sge in comfort, where things are
flowing in milk and honey"
W. S. Davidson has started his tomato
actory this week, and the new sanitary
,anning machinery, installed this sum-
ner is giving entire satisfaction. He is
putting up some very fine goods.
On Saturday last the Bowers baseball
.lub motored to Houston to try and du
,licate the trick they played on that team
It Bowers on Big Thursday, but Houston,
Tot thinking or play ing that way, was an
asy winner, by tie score of 6 to The
3owers boys certainly did hate to swallow
heir medicine, but were unanimous in
declaring that the defeat was Offset by
he splendid courtesy they all received.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Long and family
f Philadelphia, are enjoying the week
t the "Powhattan."
Mr.. and Mrs. f. W. Lynch and family,
ir. and Mrs Charles Liebrich and fam
", all of Philadelphia are occupying
nd enjoying the week at the Ever
reeze. Mr.. Philip Owens of Milford
dded greatly to the delight Of the party
n Monday evening, in the way of an
uto trip.
Mr. aud Mrs. Hopping and family and
Ir. and Mrs Leonard Hudson of Phila- !
elphia, are enjoying the week at " The
riton." 40
Master Ellwood Redroe. a boy known
Y all the inhabitants of Bowers, died in y
le Wilmington Hospital, of typhoid
.ver. on Monday. ST. PAUL.