Milford chronicle., 1917-12-07

tie sum Of fifty dollars.
3 Miss Elsie McConey, Of st. Jones'. is
being entertained this week by Miss Mary
Coverdale. near town
William Wilcutts. OF near town, left
Monday on the boat for Philadelphia
where he has a position awaiting him
that he gave up last summer to come
home and help his father on the farm.
Willie is hustler and his industry is
worthy Of emulation
Mr. and Mrs. Gorden Councilman. Of
Frederica, were weekend guests Of Mrs
I Councilman's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Buckaloo, on Main street.
Miss Carrie Davidson has returned
home from a fortnights visit with friends
in Philadelphia and Camden. y. j.
/ Mrs. Florence Short. nee Sawyer, and
children spent Thanksgiving here with
her father on Hubband Avenue. They
left on Mondays boat for their home in
Camden, y. J.
William B. Mitten and wife were en-
. tertained on Sunday by Mr. and Mrs
Alex Minner at "Winowcroft."
Mr.. j. ". Wilcutts. Of the Johnson
Hotel who has been operating down in
Virginia for a commission house in Phil
adelphia, buying poultry and making tur-
keys speciality, has returned home and
will remain here possibly two weeks,
when he will go back to the same place
in order to solicit trade Of the same char
acter for the Christmas holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Frederick Martin, two
daughters and son Of Philadelphia. were
entertained over the weekend by Mr.. |
and Mrs. W. s. Davidson.
William Carey, who has been living
here during this year, has stored a part |
Of his goods here and has removed his /
family 10 Philadelphia, for the winter /
months at least as he has secured a Do |
sition there for the time. but when spring /
opens he purposes to return TO this place 1
for the balance Of the year
Lester Short who has been occupying
a houes on Hubbard Avenue. has moved I
his family into the property vacated by
Carey.
Those on the sick list are: Miss Letha
King, who is suffering with tonsilitis, but
her physician reports her much better.
Mrs. Harry Jackson, who has pulmonary
trouble and has been long sufferer with
out any material change for the bettre:
and Richard Patterson is just sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner R. Green Of Ris-
ing Sun, were entertained the weekend
by Mr.. and Mrs. Howard johnson on
Hubbard Avenue
Mrs. George W. FlacI is visiting her
daughter. Mrs Leland Clements. near
Cape May. n. ]. Her son-in-law is sta
toned at the barracks maintained there
for those who are inthe Government Coast
Guard Reserve Service.
Mr. and Mrs. Whitley Williams and
children, Of Elmer, N. J., and Mrs. Harry
Williams Of Rising Sun, were entertained
the weekend here by Mr.. and Mrs. John
A. Wyatt
Miss Jearl Short. who has been on a
weeks visit with friends in Philadelphia
and Salem, n. j., has returned home.
W. s. Davidson spent the greater part
Of the week in Philadelphia on business
matters
Herman Thomas and family have gone
to Broadkiln Neck and viii spend the
winter there.
Harry Jackson met with the nisfor-
tune few days ago to stick a sickle In
his leg, and as a result had to be taken
to doctor for treatment Of the wound.
The Ladies' Aid Society win meet at
the home Of Mrs. William King on FRI
lay evening, December z, at Z O'Clock
sharp. A full attendance Of the mem
oers is desired