Milford chronicle., 1917-07-06
BOWERS.

A goOdly number Of the cottages are filled al
ready number Of others will be occupied this
week and many applications and engagements
for cottages for the remainder of July. August
and part Of September is encouraging and is in
dieative that this season will more than likely be
80 profitable one as former seasons here.
There seemed to be an uncertainty that existed
in the minds of the patrons that formerly spent
their vacations here as to whether they would get
vacation. and. if so. when. But that uncertain
ty seems to be dispelled and from the present in
dieatioAs this season will be equal too If not
greater. in point Of numbers. than any former one.
The following party are having a delightful out
ing in the "Pressalla" cottage on the bay front
Rev: and Mrs. E. C. Halmsn and sons, Raymond
and Harold Mrs. Maud Krenzle. Mr.. and Mrs. C.
h. Gerlach. all Of Lynn. Ind. Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell Yates. Will Moore. Of Crete Ind. Miss Issa-
belle Krenzle. Greensboro. Ind, and Miss Blanche
Wise. Of Winchester Ind.
Mrs. G. H. Gerlach met with the misfortune to
get her wrist fractured which gave her much dis
comfort but is much improved at the present.
Oscar ROllyson, of Detroit. Mich, was the Sun
day guest of Miss Blanche WISE
Miss Pearl Short has returned home from the
city where she has been engaged in work and will
remain home the balance of the sumner
Mr. and Mrs J. B. Peterson Mr. and Mrs
Earle Fort and daughter. of Philadelphia. Mr. and
Mrs. o. Greenburg. Of Camden. N. J.. were week
end guest with Mr. Jacob Segrest and family.
Miss Dorothy Patterson is on a weeks visit with
friends ard relatives in Philadelphia and Camden.
Nj.
Miss Ruby Gibson has returned home after
woweess visit with relatives in Bethlehem. Nd. |
and while away she visited Baltimore. Ocean City !
and Easton.
Miss Margaret Cannon. of Dover, is visiting
Miss Catharine Morriss.
A. NJ. Thomas and family Of Canterbury. spent
the month N their cottage the Normandy on
the river front.
Miss Mary Davenport is visiting thiA week with
friends in Philadelphia.
Miss Ida Richardson. Of Little Creek. is visiting
Miss Abbe RuckaloO at her home here.
Mrs. J. A. Martin, of Frederick. is the guest Of
her daughter, Mrs. ". S. Davidson.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. ". Murray and Miss Rose Davis
Of Chester. Pa. are recuperatng at the Ever
breeze - cottage on the river front. They have
ss their guest Mr. MUrnmer and mother Of near
Kenton. Del. u
Warner R Greene. of Rising Sun. is having his
cottage the Annie W. moved to his lately pur-
chased building lot on Murderkiu Avenue.
Prof C. W. Swift's City Orchestra Of York. Pa
is here and will furnish the music for the
Casino during the summer. The Professor has
associated with him Harry E. Weakez 1st violin;
Hayward E. Spangler. Ist trumpet
Albert d Stone is the last one Of our young
men to enlist in the militia. He was examined
and sworn in last Saturday, and yet there aFe
others Of this place that contemplating either
entering the navy militia in a short time. We
will venture the assertion that there is no other
place the size Of ths-in point of numbers of
permanent inhabitants-on the Peninsula. that
ias contributed more men for government service
han this.
Reynolds Davidson and Clancy Spayd two Of
,ur young men in the Coast Defense Reserve,
we're home the weekend on a three-days leave Of
lbsence from duty. q
William BushalOo got three-days leave Of ab-
Ienee and came home Monday Of this week. The
,ogs like their duties in the Government service
,etter all the time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ona Benson and children. Of Mil
lord Edward Rogers. Dennis Minner and Frank '
Moore and Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Dawson. Of Hous- (
on. were Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Moore on Murderkin Avenue.
Mrs. ]. W. Stone is visiting friends in Camden,
\. J.
Children's Day exercises were held in our
.hurch Sunday evening. The children were well
rained in their recitatiOns and dialogues. the I
nging was good and the instrumental music was /;
excellent. Pref. Swift with his orchestra assisted
n the music and rendered valuable aid in the d
exercises. The collection was satsfactory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Mitten. Mr.. and Mr.. and I
Yrs. William Mittsn, Of near Milford, were guests
N Sunday at Willow Croft"
Miss Beatrice Coles and arthur Clark are visit
ng in Philadelphia this week
Mrs. Thomas R. KsnnedaS is visiting this week 9
a Wilmington. !