Milford chronicle., 1922-04-21
Personal Mention


relatives in Philadelphia.
Miss Mary Grier will attend a hop
at Annapolis on Saturday night.
Mrs. George Thomas has returned
home from visit in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Hirsch spent a
few days in Philadelphia this week.
Miss Jessie Pleasanton of Whining
ton spent the Easter holidays with her
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. William M. Pierce of
New York City were weekend visit
ors in town.
Robert c. Hill of Philadelphia
spent last week with his grandmother,
Mrs. Annie Hill. n
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Nutter of
Philadelphia, passed Easter with rel
atives in Milford.
Mrs. c. E. Varney and sister, Miss
Ida Draper spent. few days in Phil
adelphia last week.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank F. Pierson of
Wilmington spent Easter with Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Barker.
Miss Eleanor Titus who is studying
weekend with her mother.
George Madden, of New Castle, was
a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
J. Frank Salevan this, week.
Miss Anna Smith has returned
home after spending the Easter hOli-
days with friends in Wilmington.
Miss Amanda Adkins of Lincoln
Mildred EllingswOrth of Glendale.
Dave Pruitt who is travelling thru
the South for the Victor Talking Ma
chine Co., was a town visitor this
week.
Professor Robert E. Shilling has
been retained for another year as SUI
pervisor for the Milford Special
School District.
G. H. Lewis and family of Ellen
dale, accompanied by Miss Anna Shep-
pard, motored to Boston. Mass, for
the Easter holidays.
Miss Dorothy Everetts of Long Is
land who has been spending some /
time with Miss Helen Pierce has re- |
turned to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Williams of
Carlisle. Pa, formerly of Milford, are
congratulations upon the
birth of son, John Jr.
e. w. Green, of Philadelphia, spent
the weekend with Milford friends.
Mr.. Green was formerly employed by
the Caulk Company here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Peet are in
Philadelphia with their daughter, Mar
ian, who is receiving medical treat
ment at one of the hospitals.
BOardman Hammond of Ennis &
has regained the use of
his limbs, so as to be able to walk
about his home and grounds.
Miss Adele Edwards who is attend
n gschOOl in HackettstOwn, N. J., is
ipendin ga week with her grandpar-. !
'nts, Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Hall. /
VIM. G. Kane of Des Moines, Iowa, !
pent part of his Easter vacation {
rom the Wharton School University, /
f Pennsylvania, with Grier R. Bay i
um. b
Miss Elizabeth Vinyard who is at
ending Pearces Business College in
spent the weekend with
er parents, Mr.. and Mrs Wilson
inyard. a
Mrs. Sarah Peterson and son, James D
ave returned to Marcus Hook, Pa, r
fter spending her holidays with n
lends and relatives in Milford, Hous- {
N and Harrington. tC
Mrs. Eliza Davis, of North Walnut ~
rect, whi is "a years old, and who ~
c
eeks, is getting better and is able N
leave her bed room. +,
Those who attended the Easter NJ
nee at SeafOrd on Monday night al
ere, Mr.. and Mrs. George H Dra- M
r, Jr.,. Miss Mary Grier, Franklin in
aples and Miss Laura Salevan. nj
The Misses Eleanor Vinyard, Fay st
pore, Ruth Russell, Dorothy Num-,
students at the Women's College, fe
,wark, are spending their spring va 1t
tion with their respective families. fe
Mrs. Chas. Malseed and son Charles, pr
turned home ON Sunday after spend IN
9 week with her mother, Mrs. WI
hn Clifton who has been suffering au
tn a nervous breakdown, but is now ST.
proving.
Mrs. Mary Welch, of West Front Nv Nv
'eet, North Milford, received many I'll I'll
9asant greetings on April 14th, Fri W. W.
y last, that being her Goth birthday !' %,
Her son, John Welch, 81 oe
ssed the week with his mother. u u
Herbert Murphy, Armel Nutter, Ed m
rd Murphy, Humes Grier, Horace wi
nm, Paul Skewis, Robert Baynum, nil
mes Deputy, and Clarence Down
:, students at the University of Del G
are are spending this week with !"
,ir parents.
}. B. Warren and sons from Clay
/, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Giles from
Miss Ida Warren and
end Maurice Hurd. from Marcus
ok and Daniel w. Walls of Allen
Vn spent Easter with Mr.. and Mrs. X
A. Warren and daughter.
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