Milford chronicle., 1922-12-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fields, of Mil
= ford, spent Sunday with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fields.
Misses Gertrude and Frances Bur-
rous, of Philadelphia, are the guests
of their parents, Capt. and Mrs. Chas.
Burrous.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Edgington are
spending the week in Philadelphia
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burrous, Jr.,
spent the weekend with his parents.
( Harry Manship, of Wilmington, is
visiting his family here.
I David Dickerson, of Wilmington,
spent the weekend in Milton.
Mrs. Effie Tappan died suddenly on
Tuesday morning at the home of her
brother, Marshall Wilson, on Chest
nut street.
John Spicer, clerk at the Hotel Jes-
ter, died at the home of his daughter
in Wilmington, on Sunday Mr.. Spicer |
had been ill about week but felt we'll |
enough to visit his daughter over the
holidays. He left here on Friday and
died on Sunday. Mr.. Spicer had been
clerk at the hotel for about year and
during that time had made many
friends here.
Carl Draper, student at Delaware
University, is spending the holidays
with his mother, Mrs. Mabel Draper.
Miss Ethel COnwell, a student in a
Philadelphia business college, is home
with her parents for the holidays. 7
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Mathes and chill
lren of Millville, N. j., are guests Of
Mrs. Ida J. Fox.
Charles Walls killed this week four
If the largest hogs that have been
Dutchered in Broadkill hundred this T
winter, the four weighing 1917 pounds.
he heaviest weighed 519 pounds. i,
The following have been drawn for n
ussex County Court, the February +,
erm: Grand jury, Joseph M. Lank, h
oseph e. Virden and Ira S. Hazard; M
etit jury, John D. Smith, William B.
a1lor, Charles Veasey and Woolsey 81
.opkins; additional petit Jurors, Chas. If
. Maull and Silas J. Warrington. h.
hese are from the 10th Representa- f,
We District g,
Miss Clara Vaughan is spending the
1lidays with her brother, DR.. Edward w,
aughan, at Middletown. nc
Elbert Reynolds, of Trenton, N. j., -
spending the holidays with his par Pc
It's, Mr.. and Mrs. John Reynolds, on in
lestnut street. IN,
Earl Johnson, Of Philadelphia, is the oiI
lest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. mr.
tomas Johnson. frC rC
Floyd Reynolds, Of Chester, Pa, is Rn
2 guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. he,
muel Reynolds, near town. foy
William Reynolds, of EddystOne, Pa, \
spending few days with his par of
Is, Mr.. and Mrs. David 3. Jefferson, sn,
If town. gu oui
There will be a great deal of NOV r
In Milton and surrounding coun- ooo
on New Years Day, the official ear
wing day for this part of Delaware. on on
)se who were fortunate enough TO U
able to move this week are James E7i
Clendaniel, into his new home he obo
emily completed on South Chest Jist
street. Joseph Lindale is occupy ond
the property vacated by Mr.. Glen Si11+
lei, and Fred Johnson has moved fonI
n the 3. L. Collins farm to the oil
Sc he purchased of Louis Filings son
In. A. Mr.. Bennett will take charge e,i-1,
he farm vacated by Mr.. johnson. Too
rs. Linden Postles and son are Sio0
lding several weeks with her par '-TT1 III
in Milwaukee. - =
K. Wagamon who sustained a mo- ~
.en leg some weeks ago when a 0PT-
ne was helping to load rolled on
is now seriously i'll with pneu-
ia. His condition, according to his a.
ician, is critical. Mr.. Wagamon
the founder of the Diamond State
here, but retired from active
cipation in the business several
lbs ago. nv
arence Vent, young farmer, near rist T
, who has been dangerously ill nt! ISL
pneumonia for several weeks, is ~ 49,! ~,
owing. m n oq
. and Mrs. Paul Ryan, of Marcus toi. son ~ 4
!, Pa, were the guests of their ~ iOI ~ II
1parents, Mr.. and Mrs. IT. ~ W.
en-, on Friday last. ~ NJ, ~
Won ara s,o1r - Claus
Adjustments and get well. Anna C6-i. 16rte
rJ 9o,.S' onS 1OS OnIlOpEactOr' Omces: pretty