Milford chronicle., 1926-07-23
Milford Neck

The largest rain that has ever
been recorded for several years, fell
in this vicinity on Wednesday ana
Thursday of last week. Many low
lands were covered with water, eS-
necially the wheat fields. MuGn
Wheat was standing in water. IL 10
"oing to be impossible to thresn
Wheat until it drys lot more Ior
If is impossible for the wheat thresn-
ers to get across the fields.
Harry Iindale who has been IN Ihe
Marshall Hospital at MILFORD Vedg ay
in with a bad case of tonsllltls' nes
returned home somewhat lmpro'eu
at this writing. ,od q
Raymond Bennett has purcn"seO .
new Essex coach.
FELIX Catz of New York. puI VIM
works at PIainfeld, N. j., mas re,
turned home after visiting ms ILieiiS aSiS
Miss Mildred Stewart OF FIalnlieIu' l!5i'i
n J.. who is spending soneViine
with Miss Mary French. I.a
Roland Davis has improved nia
home by building dining room d.
l1OAAAS ~
The Misses Anna Mae Bennett sd
die Webb. Ida Bennett, the Messls.
Robert Watkins, Franklin ApDoI. ,,I.
and John Jester, Mr.. and MIS- fI@nN @
Deputy and son Billy, Mr.. ana l,,l',. ME,
VIM. Bennett, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
BENNETT have been recent Vlsltors "'
RivervieW Beach, n. j.
Mrs. Elias Callaway's conulIloA ID
q little improved at this wrltlns.
Miss Mary French was entertain
ed a part of last week as the suTI1 uIiI
of Mrs. Lillian Kelly and MISS NIL
dred Stewart of Plainheld, N. D., "'
the new Windsor Hotel OF Mllloru'
charles Fitzgerald who has DeeH
real sick is able to be out again.
Miss Ethel L. ClayYille delightIul-
" entertained as her guests on sun
Gav the Misses Mildred Stewart OIL
Plainfeld, N. j., Mary EllloGt any anu
Mary E. French, the Messrs: ttopeI = =
+ Watkins. Howard +. ElhotC anu
Alfred J. Needles. Do
Miss Mary Wilson of Erie' Pa''
has returned home after spenuInS
sometime with Mrs. John Hammonu' moli'
Mrs. Deputy of Milford spent tne
weekend with her son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. FRANK Dep-
uty. a fr;ond
Carbutt Maris, Dorothy Scott ana
friend. Lowell Farber, were among
those who spent Sunday at Keho-
both. 5o,o
MIR. and Mrs. William B. Llndale'
accompanied by their sons and lam.
lilies. Mr.. and Mrs. John Llndale 0l
Frederica, Mr.. and Mrs. William L.
Tjndale and daughter Dorothy
FRANCES of Lincoln City, were the
guests of friends and relatives at
! Denton, Nd, on Sunday.
Harry Hudson visited one OF MS
friends, Jesse Clayville, on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Watson OF
Frederica were the guests OF Mr.. anc
Mrs. James Deputy on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Short spent
the weekend with the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Whlteley
Short of Milford.
Mrs. Freeman Coverdale who is at-
tending summer school at Newark
spent the weekend with her nus
band.
Miss Helen Eisenberry OF near
Milford has recently been the guest
of Miss Lydia Davis.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Deputy and
son. William and Mrs. Deputy OF
Milford spent Sunday at Rehoboth.
Miss Edith French OF Milford
spent the weekend with Mr; anu
Mrs. Charles French.
Miss Lydia Davis and friend, Arl!e
]. Watkins, Miss Carrie Hummell
and friend, Earl Thomas, spent sun
day at Tolchester Beach, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. H. Bennett mas
returned home after spending |e.
lightful weekend with relatives ano
friends of Philadelphia and >Wll'
mington. Their son and wife, Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Bennett, accompan'
led them there but did not return
home with them. They Will WISH
friends at several other places De-
fore returning home.
Edward Bessick and Purnell Bes
sick Of Philadelphia spent Sunda!
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Hammond.
Derrickson Meredith and friend O.
Wilmington were the week-en'
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Mere
dith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Short and sol
Nelson spent Sunday at Rehoboth.
The Ladies Aid will meet at Mil
ford Neck Church July %. There will
be a special program. No extra ad
mission. Ice cream for sale. Every
body welcome.