Milford chronicle., 1915-05-14
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Charles c. Case celebrated his seventy
ninth birthday last Monday by having
| family reunion. 1t was the first tim,
in fifteen years that the entire family
had been together at one time, and j
was a joyful occasion. After boun
tiful dinner had been served, the guest:
gathered in the large living room anC
sang the hymns, so dear to all, that
called forth happy memories of bygone
days when, as little children they had
gathered around their parents knees,
and listened to their words of counsel
and prayer The host led in a prayer
of thankfulness for this delightful occa-
sion that had brought them together
once more, and it will linger pleasantly
in their memories.
Those present were: W. c. Case and
wife of Milford, C. H. Spell and wife of
Frederica, H. R. Case and wife of
Doylestown, Pa, J. {. Case and wife
of Lincoln. Misses Lena and Bertha
Case, Miss Sallie Simpson, w. J. Simp-
son, Charles Case Jr., Mrs. Joseph
Anderson of Chester, Mrs. Flanagan of
Philadelphia, and Margaret Townsend,
the old family servant.
To accommodate the travelling auto
public H. N. Hesselberg has installed in
his garage a new gasoline tank that will
hold 2S5 gallons.
Ira Downes will open an ice cream
parlor in his drug store for the coming
season.
The Parent Teacher Association will
meet at the school house on Friday
May 2lst. A good attendance
is desired, as subjects of interest will be
Mrs. Benjamin Lewis is visiting in
Mrs. Annie Hopkins and daughter |
Mary, Mrs. Joseph Frazier, and Mrs. A. |
~arrow were Philadelphia visitors last /
week.
Miss Elizabeth Darby is visiting Miss
Mamie Davenport at Bowers.
Harry Patterson will have moving
pictures in the town hall on Saturday
.vening
Mrs. Mary Boone and Mrs. Eliza
Downs were Denton visitors last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Boone are the
Iappy parents Of their first boy born last
sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Caleb Seacord are visit
ng in Jersey City and New Rochelle
Mrs. Mary A. Hall and Miss Anna
iall have returned from an extended
isit TO Pennsgrove, n. ]. I
Miss Emma Manlove is visiting her
arents, Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Man
I'VE.
Mrs. Ida Long, of Odessa, is visiting
er parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah I
Jooters.
Harry Patterson and wife, of Phila-
elphia are visiting his parents, Mr..
nd Mrs. Harry Patterson.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Frazier and Mrs.
.arv Kelley were Clayton visitors last d
lnday.
Mr.: and Mrs Joseph Bird, of Phila- T
elphia, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
w. Belts {
William Ellingsworth, who has been
for a long time, went TO the Hahne-
ann Hospital last week for treatment L
lthan Spurry accompanied him on the
p on the Str Frederica, and to the
spital.
Frances Bounds, of Dagsboro, is visit
3 Mrs. John Palmer.
Walter Camper and family, and Mrs re
lnie +. Lord visited Seaford relatives by
aford relatives last week. 81
Mrs. Eliza Whitley has greatly i'm te
ovod one Of her houses on Market tn
-eet by repainting.
\ picnic will be held at Laws school tn
lse on Saturday evening, May I'D. NJ
hrs. J. w. Jones and children spent ev
week in Wilmington.
ir. and Mrs. Harry R. Case, of
ylestown, Pa, have been visiting
$. Annie Hopkins and Mrs. c. H.
I'll. Ys
Ir. and Mrs. John Palmer and
ghter Lucille spent Sunday at Days
o with Rev. and Mrs. G. W. Bounds. of