Milford chronicle., 1919-12-05
BOWERS

= This town should feel grateful tc
] the management OF the Frederica Nav.
4 igation Company for the winters sun
= ply of coal that the boat has delivered
to those in need of it, About every
family and place of business has had
It's orders filled, Notwithstanding the
. great unrest in the coal regions and
the hue and cry of local towns in NOT
being able to get sufficient coal for
business and domestic purposes.
Ihe new .proprietors of the Beach
Hotel property have begun some need
ed Improvement in that old land mark
ana the new building and the renova-
tions that they propose to erect and
change will make a decided improve
ment IN that desirable part of the
resort
The Ladies Aid society will meet
on Friday evening, the 5th inst. al
clock and a full attendance of tbe
members is desired.
Miss Cora Fleming of Philadelnbia
spent Thanksgiving with her mother
slrs. , Fleming, returning home on
Monday Of this week.
Mr. and Mrs William f T.vncb 90
Philadelphia were Thanksgiving ana
weekend guests Of Alex Ninner and
FAMILY at WillowcrOft.
Mlss Elizabeth Butcher has closed
hef nome on Murderkin Avenue and
returned to her winter home in phil
adelphia. ~ / M
Mrs Della Link has returned to her
nome IN Salem. n. j., after a three
weeks visit with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs John H. Short. anu
-nIs' NJ. +. Flack has returned homo
dIter delightful visit of two waats
WIN .Il her children in Philadelphia
me FOX Hunt Club of Bowers ioin
eu tHe Magnolia Hunt Club on Tbants-
SWING Day when they had a fine dav,s
'poII Ihey had two foxes IN and
soins at the some time but the nacl
iidli! TOOK un the trai! Ss ;,7it. s,r,; a.
~ several hours OF continuous rnn- ,,
LIZ 'hey drove Reynard to the earth
Mr' ana Mrs. Willis Patterson Mr.
= '. Davenport and Hubbard pattar . /,
on spent Thanksgiving with rels,i,.a-
ma friends in PHILADELPHIA ret,r',
ng home on Sunday. u a
MISS Dorothy Patterson and pi,,.., n
'atterson visited friends in pb1asI, S,iaiu a.
hia this week. ~ iHiiadel- h
II an old saying that trouh,es = =
ener come singly. Such seems 70 a.
'a. 80 peen the misfortune of JobD II II
i"'.' INihg on the Hall farm alona II ~
~ ~, Murderkill river in MurderIii1 y
80. IN, On Monday of this week ono ',, 81
ms children died, and on the ssme Tr,e oi
ogs also died N Vie OF MS H
mrs ). Fleming. Miss Masp;a M.
~ Mrs. c. W. Belderback ana Nm I'm is
JIa iehlng were Sunday guests ~ IN
iehds and relatives at Harrins, VI lei
-u'' ana mrs. Clifford Kelly and sOn tr' tr'
L. and Mrs. Taseau Reed az tn
liiord' were Sunday guests os NJ ar
"a MIS- William E. Kelly and NJ tel
"a Mrs. Frank Spayd. 'u "I to
Ihose of our men who follov, -,
ng during the winter mada ~ zap no
luii iorce on Monday of this weet -
.ey an nave their marshes or nortS d.
lseu I've, ioF the season and thev mnst NC Nc,
~ 10 think that muskrats and fnr ~ ~
!, ling animals are going to be nien- ~ u
u; ana with the prospect of fur he ,.ia ,Ha
n'sn' tnat there IS a good chance -
sood winters work ahead NJ s,n
III al
rba 1r,;o. a., ret
asday - - ara met IN the hall on Tu
5suay .;snt nlgnt Of last week and reor- /
@ ,l1ed Tor the coming year Thev had FRI
~ ~. attendance OF members and 1S her
lors' One new member was an 7
e1. Eigood Spayd was elected Fra
sig. sigent. Dorothy Patterson. vice vice Sur
'iuent; mrs. Ida Spayd, treasurer.
anna Morris, secretary. Thev rH,