Milford chronicle., 1922-08-11
FREDERICK

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry w. Patterson
celebrated their 50th wedding anni-
versary Saturday, of last week. The
happiest feature of the occasion was
the presence of all their children who
had como from a distance for this
pleasant reunion. Among the many
useful gifts were a gold wrist watch,
gold fountain pen, gold pencil, cuff
links, brooch, thimble and several
gold pieces of money. Those present
were Hamilton Patterson of Deimar,
! Edwin Patterson of Palmyra, Harry
and Warren Patterson, Mrs. Samuel
Blocksom Of Philadelphia, Mr.. and
Mrs. Willis Patterson of Bowers, and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Prouse Of Phil
adelphia and Mrs. Sallie Williams Of
Frederick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Smith entertain
ed at luncheon on Monday in honor of
Mrs. Vanderpoole, of Philadelphia.
The other guests were Mrs. Anna
Bougy, Miss Elizabeth Lank and Lol-
lis Queen, who are spending some
time at THE Johnson" at Bowers.
The choir of Trinity M. E. Church
mOtored to Bowers on Monday where
they were met by Robert M. Ewing,
who took them for a moonlight ride
in his launch. 1t was a beautiful even
ing on the water Laughter and song
caused the time to pass all too swift
ly on the trip to kits Hammock and
return. A rousing cheer was given
to Capt. Ewing for the delightful trip.
Mrs. Harry F. Mitten and daughter,
Dorothy and Mrs. Conner Mitten are
spending some time in Atlantic City
and Philadelphia.
Mrs. Albert Boone spent several
days in Philadelphia last week.
Mrs. Mary Kelley, Nathan Spurry,
Mr. and Mrs. William Spurry, of Cam
den, N. j., are guests of Mrs. John
cunningham at Bowers.
Mrs. Amy Walker of Connecticut is
the guest of Mrs. Rachel Carlisle.
Watson Belts, Orville HOey and Oil
yer Melvin are camping out two weeks
at Bowers.
Miss Tabitha Melvin was a prize
winner from the Frederica school for
sewing, knitting and embroidering at
the exhibit at the Kent-SusseX Fair at
Harrington. AS a reward for her ex-
cellent work she has been given the
special course at the University Of
Delaware this week. Miss Mary Der
rickson, of the school, was also one
of our prize winners in sewing.
Mrs. May Williams of Wilmington
has been visiting her sister, Miss
Bessie Emerson.
Mrs. George Fowler and son, Ken
meth, of Philadelphia, are visiting Mrs.
Mary Bethards.
Cyrus Favinger attended the funer-
al of his grandson at SeafOrd last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Smithers have
been visiting in Elkton, Md.
Mrs. Nan Durborough of Philadel-
phia is visiting Mrs. James Manlove.
Miss Edith FARRELL, Miss Keturah
Beideman, Miss Elizabeth Frazier and !
Mrs. Annie Harrington, have returned
from the summer school at Newark.
Herman Bennett has purchased the |
property adjoining the Protestant |
Church, which he will occupy next |
year.
The new bank is nearing complet- |
ion and the Delaware Trust Company |
expects to move in at an early date.
The building is quite handsome with
all modern equipments and is a cred |
it to the town.
Watermelons and cantaloupes are
plentiful and cheap.
NVrs. Eliza Whitley has improved the
on the corner of Market and
Front streets by repainting.
Mrs. Hettie Palmer, Mrs. Lulu Dar-
by, Mrs. Edith Melvin and Miss Clara
mond Belts secured fire prizes on a
number of articles exhibited at the
Fair.
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