Milford chronicle., 1921-09-09
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Mrs. John Smith is on the sick
list.
Miss Ellen Hopkins is spending
several months with her brother,
Milton and his wife.
Mrs. Margaret Simpson has been
entertaining large number of guests,
including Mrs. Anna -Raughley and
several children, Mrs. Anna Sipple and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. N. c. Melvin and
children of Baltimore and Mrs. Ed
ward Reed of East Newmarket and
brother, Gilbert.
Friends here are sorry to hear of
the death of Miss Bessie Hopkins,
only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Rom
ulus Hopkins of Dover, but formerly
of near here. Interment at Lakeside
cemetery, Dover. Bessie was of a
sweet and sunny disposition and herN
memory will be greatly cherished by
her relatives and friends of whom she
had a large number. Truly it could
be said of her None knew thee but
to love thee, none named thee but to
praise"
Miss Sara L. Coulbourn is enjoying
the season at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Mary Ellen Harvey has had
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friends sympathize with her greatly
in her illness.
The Epworth League meeting Of
Wesley M. E. Church was recently |
held at the home of Howard Hobbs. 4
All had a fine time.
Lewis Slaughter has been on re-
cent visit to Baltimore.
Mrs. Bessie Disch and son, Ray
mOnd, have returned to Wilmington
after spending several weeks with her
parents.
Mrs. Margaret Simpson has been
entertaining Frank L. Hanson of Will
mington for few days and also COM
pany from RhOdesdale.
Miss Edith Simpson who has lately
returned from Baltimore has been en-
tertaining her cousin, Miss AIDA Bak-
er of Harrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Millard Collision have
been visiting at Hobbs.
Rev. and Mrs. A. w. Belts and son
have returned from axisit with their J.,
children in Sussex and Maryland.
Miss Vertie Smith of Philadelphia !
is spending several weeks with her \
uncle, Homer Melvin and sister, Miss
Della.
In recent visit to COLCHESTER Hen
ry Noble had the misfortune to have
a break down. "
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Layton and
daughter, Katharine, of Philadelphia 9
have been spending some time with F.
relatives. h
The games and prizes given by the
Wesley Sunday school at their re- c,
cent picnic under direction of Rev.
md Mrs. William Forrest were great e
y enjoyed O.
Rev. and Mrs. William Forrest have 7.
)een guests of James Tatman.
PROF. and Mrs. Reese Belts of Girls II
ield have returned to their teaching W
positions after having spent several
lays with his parents. Ii
Mrs. John Maloney has been enter P
aiming her mother, Mrs. Shaw, of
Iaston, Md, for several days. il
Mr.. Day of Easton, Md, has pur- r.
hased the farm of Lewis Slaughter m
nd is expecting to remove there at A
lew Years. NJ
Miss Minnie Price was recent re
upper guest of Mrs. Pearl Baynard. lie
Miss Lucy Pierson was a recent ve
uest at supper of Miss Pearl Brown.
Miss Mary Smith was recently en- SO
ertained by Miss Dorothy Salisbury. hC
Miss Lucy Pierson entertained Miss th
Elizabeth Barlow for several days Fl
nd they enjoyed a beach trip.
John O'Connor of Philadelphia has hs
cen spending some time with Ora w
NTH and wife.
Revs. Lewis, Adams, and Bafford da
ere recent supper guests of Mr.. and MI
RS. Noah Brown. j.,
Many of our citizens have been MI
.tending Blades Camp.
Mrs. Pearl S. Baynard has been ch
pending some time with her brother, tn,
arvey and other relatives and
lends. br
The former Miss Ethel Stevens OF wa
ewes, Miss Katharine Stevens OF
-ilmington and Miss Katharine Lay da
n of Philadelphia have been house fel
tests of Mrs. Alberta Ross. sQ Jol
The long continued drought is in the
ring many crops. 9eat Br
The Mite Society of Union N. P.
lurch met at the home Of Robert far
esley Ross on Tuesday evening. OV- by
fifty guests were present and a spt
~ pleasing program was rendered. Mr.