Milford chronicle., 1918-12-27
PERSONAL MENTIONS

l
James Hayes Of Baltimore passed
/. Christmas with Milford friends.
Miss Sarah Davis has returned after
/ TWO months visiting in Washington,
4 d. c.
Frank P Truitt OF Chester. Pa. was
5 home with his family and friends over
Christmas.
George Sipple from Delaware College
is home with his father for the holi-
day season.
Edward NJ. Davis of Wilmington was
home with his parents and friends
for the holidays.
Miss Catherine Davis, who is at
tending Sweetbriar College, Va. is
home for the holidays.
Max Wilson of Philadelphia is spend
ing the holidays with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. J. c. Wilson
Walter Thomas, Esq, OF Philadel-
/ phia, passesd the Christmas holidays
with relatives in Milford.
Mr. and Mrs. Saunders Truitt and /
daughter, Miss Mildred, OF Lake View (
Avenue. are visiting in Wilmington.
Miss Rida England of Philadelphia
is visiting relatives in and near Mil
ford and will pass the holidays here.
Mrs Rattle Shaw OF South Milford
has gone to Philadelphia, wheye she
will pass the balance of the winter
John E. Hall, who is employed in
the Methodist Hospital in Philadelphia.
spent Christmas with his family here.
Mr.. and Mrs Dudley Frazier from {
Baltimore passed Christmas with Mrs q
Allen D. Jones and Mrs. Angelne Mar {
shall. {
Stewart Walton and wife of Phila- r
delphia have been Christmas visitors s
of relatives and friends in and about /
c
Harry c. Williams from Providence, '
r. l.. has been making his semi-annual
visit to his mother and relatives in
Milford
Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah williamson are .
spending Christmas week with friends h
and relatives in Wilmington and Phil
adelphia. r
Sergeant Harris P. Stephenson and s.
wife of Washington spent Christmas Il
with his parents. DR.. and Mrs R. X h
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Causey and son
rom Washington, D. c., are guests Of
rrusten Causey and sisters on South
Walnut Street.
Mrs. McBlair Lloyd of Charlottes-
lille, Va. has been the guest of her fe
lister Mrs. Jennie D. Marshall. of o,
iorth Front Street.
John, Stanley and George Short we're in
lone for Christmas dinner with their 70
'arents, Mr.. and Mrs. j Stanley Short. v
south Walnut street.
Corporal Thomas c. Beebe of Camp w
zee, Va, is home on a furlough of a
ew days visiting his parents. Mr. and II
Irs. Charles J. Beebe W
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Wilson and IN
aughter Of New York State were NJ
oliday visitors with their parents. Mr..
nd Mrs. J. c. Wilson. la
William G. Draper arrived home be- I'M
're Christmas from New York State.
here he has been for the past six ed
.onths recuperat!ng his health. Iol
Miss Ann Wilson, who is training at IN,
snerson Hospital. Philadelphia. spent
few days last week with her par In,
lis, MIR. and Mrs. J. C.. wilson da-
Mr. and Mrs Stanford Narvll tnee On
ISIS Eva Truittl OF Dover announce
e birth Of daughter on December Ga
th Mother and child are doing we'll bee
Mrs. s J. TomHnsou left last week
spend ,La Christmas holidays at AT -aa
ntic City. n. j.. and before returning rqt
g vii spend some time in PlUadel- fr.
Miss Grace Vail OF Shtpley school al WIN
Fu Mawr. and Miss Dorothy Pretty ele'
in from Dobbs Ferry school. New y
'rk, are home for jhe Christmas hol- for
lys. hos
Lieutenant Vaules Grisr. who has I
It completed on Officers Training ina,
urse at Yale, is home for the holt ana
Us with his parents, Or. and Mrs. T
Layton Grier. wae
Joseph Loiand from Camp tenC
lnston. Jacksonville, Fla has been eau
me on a ten days leave of absence. cro'
IS is his first leave since his induc- tow
n into the service. R
sergeant Harry Pettyjohn arrived =,
ne the night before Christmas from snar
mp Dix. He received his discharge nea,
m the Army that morning and 6ur-
home for the holidays.
liss Helen Pierce, of the Brooklyn
lege Of Physical Culture, is home
the holiday season. She was ac- tt
lpanied by Miss Elizabeth Hirschey. Poul
" will return next week. keen
liss Gertrude Atkins of Fourth
eet, North Milford, has been hover the
between life and death for the past wan
* from typhoid fever. At the last dOuu
ort her condition was unchanged. Ear
'rgeant Nicholas NJ. Stokes received WI
THOUGH from Camp Dix which per
ed him to be in Milford during l.
lstmas week and assist in his lew tlat
business, which was unusually the
e this year z
trout
lice Rhoads was operated upon for 8.
endicitis at the Jewish Hospital chick
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