Milford chronicle., 1925-07-03
FrankfOrd

| Announcement is made of the mar
| riage of Mrs. Martha f. Watson
daughter of the late Caleb L. and EN-
ma j. Morris, of Milton, and James q.
| Milby, on Saturday June 10th, at the
| home of Mr. and Mrs. James 10. Cos
lee at Stockley. The bride was tea
cher in the FranlfOrd public schools Tor
the past two years. They will make
their home in this town in the home on
Thatcher street recently purchased
/ from George a. Carey.
MIR. and Mrs. Ebe Walter Jr., of
Plant City, Florida, arrived here lew
days ago. Mrs. Walter is here for the
| summer MI. Walter has returned 10
| Florida.
ton, ID. c., is visiting her father Dr.
Norman c. Cum of Philadelphia was
/ a recent visitor to his home town.
| Mrs Robert W. Dasey is spending
some time in Philadelphia with friends.
The following teachers nave peeh
/ elected by the t'ranl6lOrd Board OF Ed
ucuUOn: Prof. ClulOrd h. 4imlholS'
supervising principal; Everett IacNards'
| wee principal ana mathematics WI
liam Hampton, French and LnShShi
Susan Zclglel, French and Latini Mrs.
pugh, eighth grade; OANe MlilanS,
seventh; Lizzie Robinson, MIN anu
SIXTH; Evelyn Cooke, first ana second,
I1tha Smith, who has the third ana
lOuILn SIaueS lOi sew "a SNe'A - -
resigned. These grades have not been
filled, as well as the department oI
home economics.
llr. and Mrs. Dale Christopher Of
Philadelphia have been spending sew
eral days with his father squire
The privileges for the Fenwick Is
land Camp Meeting which begins Au-
gust eighth will be sold on the island
Saturday, July eleventh at two O'Clock
in the afternoon.
Elisha Dukes, of this town, who Tor
several days has been visiting at the
home of his uncle, James M. Tunnell, at
Georgetown, sustained broken leII
arm Tuesday afternoon of last week as
a result of falling from bicycle while
riding about the yard at the Tunnells
home. The lad was playing with sew
eral small boys when the wheel skid
ded, throwing him to the ground with
considerable force.
tor and Mrs. Asa Bennett, has gone to
Camp Lenape for July and August. His
many friends wish for him a pleasant
vacation.
been entertaining at the manse their
daughter and children, Mrs. d. c. Jones !
of Cottage City, Nd, suburb OF
Washington, D. c., also their son, |
Frank N. NcElroy of Pittsburgh, Pa !
and Miss Mae Jones of Falls Church, |
Va. All left Tuesday except the grand
son, Billy Jones, who will remain two |
weeks longer.
held this week in the Presbyterian !
Church from Tuesday evening to Fri |
day. All are cordially invited.
The annual congregational meeting OF |
the Presbyterian Church will be held |
Wednesday evening, July 9Th at 7;45 |
to elect additional elders and trustees
and for such other business as may
come before it.
Miss Frances Carey of Philadelphia Is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Joseph
s. Carey.
Misses Mary and Ida Walls. daugh-
ters of Capt. Eli Walls of Philadelphia
are visiting relatives of this town.
Mrs. Burton G. Cannon recently en-
tertained at a bridge luncheon. Her
guests were: Mrs. Clarence Esham,
Mrs Lula Gum, Mrs. Ward Daisey,
Mrs H. Barton Shepherd, Mrs. John A.
Tingle, Mrs. Harvey Ruarlk, Mrs. Topp
Heath, Mrs. Norman Chandler, Mrs.
Robert S. Long, Mrs Raymond =. Long
and Miss Anna f. Murray of Frank
ford; Mrs. Norman Gum Of Philadel-
phia; Mrs. William Monroe OF German
town. Pa. Mrs. Philip Short Of Beth
any Beach, and Mrs. Clarence Usilton
Of ChestertoTn, Md.
On Saturday afternoon Mrs. H. Bar
ton Shepherd entertained at a bridge
luncheon the following guests: Mrs.
Ward Daisey, Mrs. Lula Cum, Mrs.
Asa Bennett, Mrs. Harvey Ruark, Mrs
John A. Tingle, Mrs. T. M. Heath,
Mrs. Norman Gum, Mrs. Ebe Walter,
Mrs. VIM Monroe, Mrs. Robert Long,
Mrs. Burton G. Cannon, Mrs. Clarence
Eshan, Mrs. Ridgley Harrington and
Miss Anna F. Murray.