Milford chronicle., 1917-08-31
BOWERS.


There is no cessation in the de-
mand or inquiry for cottages for the
early part of September, and in fact
some are securing them for the whole
month. All the cottages are filled to
almost overfiowing at the present and
transient visitors are as numerous.
Sunday last was no exception to the
great amount of visitors to the shore
A noticeable fact was that Harrington
was well represented on the occasion
Prof. Swift and Harry Wecker
Violinists who have been playing at
the Casino during the season, have
departed from here for their homes
in York, Pa.
Death in all its phases is sad and
nnwelcome and especially to those |
who are directly afflicted by its Wis |
itation. But it remains for the more |
profound sympathies of the entire |
community to go to Mr.. and Mrs. |
Cleaver Moore, a farmer Of near town,
in their sad affliction of the past
week. On Sunday, the 18th inst, their
little ten-year-old daughter Isabelle.
stuck rusty nail in her foot but paid
no particular attention to it at that
time. On Monday and Tuesday fol-
lowing she helped her father pick
peaches, but on Wednesday she COM
planned of a soreness in her neck and
throat which gradually grew worse.
On Thursday morning they called
their doctor, and on his arrival he
discovered that tetanus had develop +
ed and despite all that human agency :
or medical skill could do, it could not
be arrested, and she died under the r
most excruciating circumstances on :
Thursday night, about ten o'clock.
Her funeral Obsequies were held Sun !
DAY, and her remains were laid to
rest in Barratt's cemetery. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Young and :
her mother, all of Camden, N. ] :. are
guests for the week of his parents on s
Main street. Il
Mrs. Harry Jackson remains seri-
ously Ill without any indication for a II
change for the better at the present h,
Mr.. and Mrs Clifford Kelly and W
son Russell, of Milford were week
end visitors with his father. Postmas- g,
ter Kelly. ta -
or. and Mrs. Harry Flach. of Phil Sc
are being entertained by his h,
.noIher at the Wisteria cottage on TO
Main street. Mr. and Mrs. ]. G.
Barnett of Magnolia were Sunday Wis NJ
TORS at the same place. fo
reaches are demanding the atten- ed
non Of the growers in the farming ia
section contiguous to this place.
IN FRIDAY OF last week the steamer M
trederica was loaded when leaving co
ms place to her fullest capacity. she tit
'elng detained at this place two hours
'eyohu ner sailing time receiving and
oadlng fruit and other freights that
IRE usually shipped from this place
On Saturday last the steamer Harry
JaYls, running out of St. Jones' Riy- ed
r. IoOk on over seven thousand has no
tets OF the fruit at Barker's and at sci
Ter wharf here, and left on Sunday su
morning for the city markets. This De-
Oat is proving to be of untold bene-
II to the fruit growers and shippers lrc
1 that section along St Jones River. gu
he is making her trips regularly and
olng loaded each and every trip. EN-
There is no material reason why a ! ING
'elgnt and passenger boat should not Mr
ln from this river as of other years
men that line was a paying PROPOSE are
on as well as a great accommodation mo
the shippers and passenger traffic Du
that line
Mrs. W. S. Davidson from this an,
lace and Mrs. Reynolds Salevan of chi
ear Milford left on Monday of this Sr.
eek for the city where they will Wis !
their numerous friends and do mas
hopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Owens. Mr.. pui
nd Mrs. Edward Boyer of Chester. hou
a., are recuperating at the Amy cot A
.ga is
Mr.. and Mrs. James Owens, Mrs. her
orester and two daughters, and Miss n
velyn and Clarence Forester, all of Eth
hester, Pa, are spending the week VIII
the Iowa cottage on the bay front. viii
B. F. Rambo, Norman Reed and and
lillian Fry. of Linfield, Pa, and S. 7
Linderman. of Landingville, Pa. entI
ere week end visitors at the resort this
ley came expressly for the hook and v
le fishing and they were so success are
in their catches and so well pleas N
with their sOiourn with us that spei
ey said they expected to visit this and
ace again before the season ends. L
Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Dowling and wei