Milford chronicle., 1919-09-12
GLENDALE

Weddings seem to be in STYLE in
: our little town. On last Saturday
!. evening we heard of the wedding of
Miss Lima J. Warren and Walter J..
: Fisher, both of Glendale. On Tues
/ day Miss Gertrude Dickerson and
Wllmot Adams were married at the
: nome OF the brides father near Ellen
dale. Both couples have the best
wishes OF host of friends.
Mrs. R. A. Wood returned on Sat-
urday from a business trip to Phila-
delphia
Mrs. Walter Reynolds entertained
our new teacher Miss Elsie Smith. of
OrloIe, Md, on Friday and Saturday.
The many friends of Ralph Brough-
man will be glad to learn of the arrival
OF the family at their new home in
indianapolis. Ralph leaves many
friends who will miss him in their
school work as well as a pleasant
comrade in other outside duties.
Mrs. Susie Macklin spent last week
IN Philadelphia and Camden. The new
goods in her store tell us that she was
busy while in the city.
Master Reginald Tarleton. who has
Deen spending very pleasant vaca-
ton at the home of his uncle. D. M.
donovan, returned to his home in Bal
timore on Sunday.
M. Irving Jester, brother of ]. H.
Jester OF this town, who with his fam
ny nave been visiting their many rel
dtVes and friends in town, returned
to their home in New Britain. Conn.
on Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Ritter and Miss Mar
ION Ritter were Glendale visitors last
week, returning to their home in Phil
adelphia on Thursday. Mr.. Ritter and
son, Carl, are staying at the home of
MRS. Della Coverdale during the can
ming season.
Elmer Warren and family, who have
had pleasant two weeks with friends
and relatives in and around .Ellendale.
returned to their home in Camden on
"a
The work of moving the house be-
longing to H. w. Jester. which has
been so long delayed on account of
wet weather, was again resumed on
tuesday This will be a big improve
nent TO the properties along Main
street when completed.
MISS Dorothy Warren, our very pop
llar mllllner, returned from Philadel-
'hla on Saturday evening with a com
,lete line OF everything a lady could
leslre IN the very latest headgear.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jester, Jr., of
'hlladelphia, have returned to their
lome a1ter spending several days as
'uests OF his father, William Jester,
ear town.
Mrs. John Prettyman returned on
aturday from very pleasant trip to
nlladelphia and nearby points.
Mrs. Caddie Jester and daughter,
Ina, Of Milford, were weekend Wis
Ors Of Mrs. ID. NJ. Donovan.
Inc Misses Losetta and Olga Jester
pent few days last week in Will
lngton and Middletown.
James d. Mills and family of Cedar
eek were visitors at the home of
mas Macklin over Sunday.
aired Aberdie has been entertain
3 ms brother from Philadelphia.
Inc mouse on the farm of Peter Wal
. near town, was destroyed by fire
monday, and nothing was saved
IN tne building. Mr.. Walius return
20 his home in New York on Fri
lur and Mrs. Simms of Baltimore
= callers in town on Tuesday. Mr.
.lss is the party who furnished the
.'tows for our new church and came
NJ me purpose of looking them over.
e second quarterly conference of
M. f. Church will be held at 2p.
on Saturday, September 13.
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men in Milford, stop at Pettyjohn's
tntain. Cool, refreshing drinks and
pplee ice cream served as it should