Milford chronicle., 1922-06-23
PERSONAL MENTION
MANY VISITORS ARE REPORTED DURING
THE PAST WEEK.

SOlue time III AIlanJlc City, N. j.
\ Miss Vinerva w. Robinson is visit.
, ing relatives and friends in Philadel-
phia.
Miss Beatrice Sharp, of Frederick,
is spending week with her cousin,
Miss Elsie Sharp.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Hallett and
family left for Ocean City, Md, last
week for the summer
d. o. Matthews spent the weekend
| with his grandson, Stanley e. Mat
thews and mother of Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Vinyard and
family left on Monday for a visit with
their daughter in South Carolina.
Miss Sarah Banning is spending
some time in Atlantic City, N. j.,
where she has gone to recuperate.
Dr. F. L. Grier and family will leave
on Saturday for their summer home
in Rehoboth, where they will remain
until September.
Grier R. Baynum is spending some
time with his parents, after complet-
ing his junior year at the University
Of Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Elizabeth Springer, of Tama-
qua, Pa, lis visiting her daughter and
son-in-laW, Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Wor-
thington, of Milford.
James H. Deputy left on Monday for
Atlantic City, N. J., where he has ac-
| cepted position for the summer with
the American Railway Express Co.
DR.. Clyde Davis, Dean of the Den
tai School of the University of Ne
braska, spent several days at the
Caulk Company's laboratories recent |
ly.
MISS Mildred Ellingsworth of Ellen
dale spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Earle WOrthington, Milford, and
Miss Madeline Coverdale of Cedar
Neck.
Carroll Downes of Narbeth, Pa.
who graduated last week from the
University of Pennsylvania, is spend
ing few days as the guest of Miss
Margaret Grier.
Mr.. Frey, of Zurick, Switzerland.
and Mr.. Kapp, of Petrograd Russia,
spent a few days in town this week !
attending business conference at {
the L. D. Caulk Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Draper. Jr.,
are spending few days in New York l
where they will meet Mrs. Draper's I
mother and brother who are return,
ing after living two years in Paris.
Miss Helen Pierce left on Monday a
or an extended trip, expecting to be
gone about month. She will visit
friends on Long Island, N. Y, and
rom there will go to camp in Mass Il
lchusetts. L
Judge. George W. Dexter, wife and n n
laughter of Easton, Md, while tour q,
ng through Delaware, spent several q,
lays with his cousin, Helen P. Belts, II
lear FELTON, and also visited Henry .,
'ennett at Jefferson Cross Roads. M M
Mr.. Sinclair, Superintendent of the W
Division of the PennsyIva- cC
Ia Railroad, and party of friends &C
Iere entertained at luncheon at the al
lew Windsor Hotel last Friday ev- re
ming by VIM. A. Webb, local garage Pl
ian. ga
Miss Habel A. Benson, daughter of a a
-r. and Mrs. VIM. D. Benson; of Fed - -
raisburg, Md, former residents of oI op
lltord; graduated from the Hurlook, "
d., High School, at the commence
ent exercises held Tuesday evening,
Inc. 18th.
Miss Eleanor Titus who recently vi,
raduated from the Department of an
hysical Education, of Temple Uni r.
9rsity, Philadelphia, is spending a To
lort time with her sister at Tang T1e
'rne, Pa, before returning home for wi
e summer. W. W.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Marshall Jones and agi
n, Marshall, arrived in Milford for Wis
visit with Mr.. Jones' mother Mrs. too
ian ID. Jones, on Friday evening dol
st. Mr.. Jones left on Saturday to at ma
40 TO business matters, but Mrs. SIN
mes and son will remain with his ing
'ther during July. on
Caesar de Trey, John C. Frey. G. L. 1
apam and Alexander Kopp, repre- pWIe W
natives of G. de Trey G Company. en- Sl
l., OF London, England, were guests @ DeI
the L. d. Cauk Company on We'd MAJ
'day and Thursday of this week. re- res
de Trey & Company are the larg- GnI Sl
dental manufacturers in the world. St. SeI
L. Bunstein, pastor of the Pres cox
erian Church; c. q. DRYDEN. pas 7 ;
of the M. p Church; S. C. Welsh. sem
tor OF the Baptist Church, and. D. gen
Jacobs, pastor of Avenue M. E. hon
lrch, spent the day at Rehoboth on way
1day, it being the monthly meeting
he Milford Ministerial Union. Rev. ID
W., Jacobs took the party in his
lSe sedan. d,
-iss Emma Davis has resigned her Shol
ltion at Columbia, S. c., and re- weel
led to the home of her parents, mari
and Mrs. Walter H. Davis, Of load
tn Milford, where she will pass road
next few weeks. Later IN the sum- rum
, Miss Davis will go to California Char
meet Miss Eva Deputy, who is to New
IN from Honolulu. Together they Newi
make a tour of the Canadian Satu.
Invest and British Columbia, be- of 10
returning to Delaware. Miss Dep left {
has been absent for two years ing
cling. 1906
e many friends of Mrs. VIM. o. run run
yer, of Camden, N. j., will be cIes
2 to learn of the sad accident OeE
b befell her. While making prep ds W. WY
ons to come to Bowers Beach, Vi IVt
e she spends the summer in her ever ever
ge, she was crossing the street 'iOH
an automobile skidded and ran
her, knocking her down and TAAE
lring her left hip. She was i'm
ltely taken to Cooper's Hospi-