Milford chronicle., 1919-08-01
FREDERICK

The Frederick Scouts went Ia
Hartly last Saturday afternoon to play
a return engagement. The Invinci-
bles had promised the Scouts the sur
prise of their lives, but it failed to ma
terialize and the conditions reversed
and our team won by a score of / 10
in a thirteen inning game Dusty
Bill" of Hartly struck out ten men
while Brittingham Of Frederica struck
out eighteen In the thirteenth in
ming Brittingham, the first man up.
made a two-base hit 10 right field.
Galee Boone reached first on a scratch
hit and advanced Brittingham 10 third
BuckalOo ended the game with a solid
drive between second and short. The
battery work of the two teams was
the interesting feature of the games
Frederica challenges any team south
of Wilmington, with Brittingham as
pitcher.
The VI. E. Sunday school expects
TO go TO Bowers for the annual picnic
on Wednesday of next week and a
fine time is anticipated.
Miss Mildred Jones of Dover is the
guest Of Mrs. S. K Belts.
Major Harrington, our oldest citi-
zen, celebrated his ninetieth birthday
last week. His son. Walter Townsend.
and his wife, of FELTON,. with children
and grandchildren, called to pay re-
spects and also brought an abundance
Of ice cream and cake TO celebrate the
event. The neighbors called to offer
congratulations and the afternoon was
enlivened with social conservation
and Victrola music. May he have
many happy returns of the day.
Mrs. George Hansen, who. has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Hopkins several weeks, has been
quite i'll here. She went to the Hah-
nemann hospital last week for an op-
Grafton. accompanied by Dr. Hoey. At
this writing she is getting along fine
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis L. Woodall of
Philadelphia are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
John Stevens.
Herman Bethards of Philadelphia
is spending his vacation with his
mother, Mrs. Mary Bethards.
Lollis Queen of Philadelphia is
spending a week with his mother,
Mrs. Allan Smith.
Senator and Mrs. Joseph Frazier are
in Philadelphia and Atlantic City for
ten days.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hargadine and
Mildred, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Sharp L. Wilson have spent several
days visiting places of interest in Mr..
fine new automobile
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Hudson, Mr..
and Mrs. John George, Mr.. and Mrs.
WiX, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wilson, Miss
Marion Wilson, Miss Bessie Emerson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ponder Thomas, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Morgan and family mo-
tored to Ocean City last Sunday.
Fraklin Molar of Philadelphia is Wis
iting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Benjamin Lewis.
Mrs. David H. Robbins and daugh-
Lers, Margaret and Dorothy, visited
relatives in Philadelphia last week.
Mr.. ands Mrs. Joseph Malone of
Philadelphia have been visiting Mrs.
Ralph Jester.
Mrs. Fred Sterrath and Mrs. Der
mott of New Rochelle are visiting Mrs.
John Seacord near town.
Mrs. Emma W. Townsend and son.
John, are visiting in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lord of Sea-
ord were guests of Mrs. Anna Lord
IN Sunday.
Mrs. Elmer Williams has purchased l
he comfortable residence owned by
Hiss Anna Hall on Front street. ad- {
dining Harry Patterson. She will re- {
ide here next year. {
Misses Maud and Mildred Palmer of Z
spent the weekend with I
heir mother, Mrs. George Palmer. s
Miss Cora Clark of Dover is visiting G
iiss Elma Sapp. t
Albert Boone of Wilmington spent b
he weekend with his parents, Mr.. S
nd Mrs. A. W. Boone. He left this 1
Teek for Detroit where he has ac- t
epted a position. a
Herbert Knight, who has recently v
eturned from Germany, has been b
pending several days with John Stew
ms. {;
William Briggs and family spent the Il
in Wilmington. t,
7. c. Bradley and Miss Newkirk of e
spent Sunday with Mr.. h
nd Mrs. Thomas Wheatley. t
Mr.. Walker of Maryland was the Il
uest Of his comrade. Harry Steen- al
1rgh, on Sunday. They have recent 81
: returned from France. o.
Mrs. Sarah Lawrence of Westfeld. u
j., and Mrs. Mary A. Davis of Mil ei
'rd are visiting their sister, Mrs. ia
ydia Wheatley. W
Miss Mabel Marine of Philadelphia ol
spending the summer with Mr.. and Il
RS. Edward Hill. 81
Mrs. Edward Hudson is visiting in III
cean City, n. ]. th
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When in Milford, stop at Pettyjohn's IT
0untain. Cool, refreshing drinks and ~
ipplee ice cream servad 40 n sbo,,1d -