Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1928-08-24
Lincoln City

Lemuel Shockley and wife o
Townsend visited relatives ant
friends during the past week.
Mrs. Helen Mutt has returned
from an extended visit with rela
tives at Vineland, N. ].
John Ireland of Chester were
among relatives and friends here OF
Sunday.
Mrs. Gertrude shew has beer
spending two weeks at Slaughter
Beach as the guest of G. T. Reed
and family.
Miss Eleanor Jones of Bridgeville
is spending the week with e-Miss-
es Viola and Mildred Vadakin.
J. H. Ebersole and daughter, Ar
ietta, of ely, Pa, have been spend
ing few days with James Wilkins
and wife.
The Misses Marie Calhoun and
Gertrude Shew are spending the
week at the Y. w. C. A, Camp
Otonka at Dagsboro.
Mi9s Delema Walls and Mr.. Ewell
of Wilmington and Miss Edith L.
Jones of Georgetown spent part Of
last week with Mrs. Laura Walls at
Slaughter Beach in the Home Com
fort cottage.
Miss Mary Bounds of Pocomoke
City spent the weekend with Billy
Bounds and wife near town.
Charles Passwaters and wife Of
Bayonne, N. j., and Fred Clendan-
iel of Roselle, N. J., are visiting
among relatives and friends here.
Alvin Redden and family of Ell
kins Park, spent Wednesday and
Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Messick. They were former residents
here and are spending their vaca-
ton at the Henderson cottage at
Slaughter Beach.
Mrs. Virgil Morris and daughter
Eleanor are spending the week at
Rehoboth.
John LeCompte and family spent
the past week at the Dew Drop Inn
cottage at Slaughter Beach. Among
the visiting guests were Mrs. Della
LeCompte, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Brewster and daughter Doris of
Camden, N. J., Thomas Postles and
wife, Edward Fitzgerald and wife
and F. E. Postles and family.
Mrs. Frank Vadakin and family
attended birthday party on Friday
at the home of her sister, Mr.. and |
Mrs. Noble Dill of FELTON,.
Mrs. Nora Frampton and daugh-
ter Pauline of Chester are spending
The weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed |
ward Fitzgerald.
The Misses Edith and Marian AL
eld of Milford spent Saturday and
Sunday with their grandparents, Mr..
ind Mrs. George W. Carpenter.
Walter Truitt and son Elwood
pent part of last week at Scran-
on, Pa.
Mrs. Emma Taylor of Philadelphia
7as a town visitor on Thursday.
Mrs. Ora Roberts has been con-
ned to her room suffering with
curtis.
E. G. Reed and wife, Miss Minnie 7
eed and Mrs. Anna Donaldson =
)ent the past week at the Hender- q
N cottage, Slaughter Beach.
Mrs. Sherman Transue has re- a
rned to her home at Camden, N. J., 7
ter spending two weeks with rel F
ives and friends. N
Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Gardner Of A
hitesville, former pastor of this S.
wn, spent the weekend with Mr..
d Mrs. VIM. Walls. ST
]. Vernon Reed, our local mail
rrier, has recently purchased W
W Essex sedan. - M
1lwood CIendaniel of Harrisburg. Pl
>, accompanied with Fred Martin he
Mt. Alto, Pa, spent the weekend an
h the formers parents, Mr.. and
S. Harry e. Clendaniel. ne
F. Warren and wife, Geo. Reed, Gil
INTER Collins and wife were din oc
guests of G. T. Reed and family thi
Beach on Sunday.
Iiss Zelda Clendaniel who has wi
n attending the Summer School en-
the University of Maryland, re- g
ned home last week, accompanied
h Miss Olive Heizog of Washing
, D. c., a senior Of College Park,
They left by auto Thursday
rning for Detroit, Mich, where
Y will remain until they resume =
If duties at school.
lr. and Mrs. Burt Thompson and
ghter from Nutely, N. j., Mr.. and
J. Chas. Long, Miss Mae Thomp-
and Daniel Thompson of Fed
Isburg, Nd, were guests of Mr.. =
Mrs. Geo. w. Carpenter on
day.
he residence of VIM. Jefferson on a
nson avenue, is being neatly 6
tied, which adds much to the cIo
rovement of the property. r
he w. C.. T. U. will meet at the
e of Mrs. John Donovan on CT
sday afternoon, September 4th. n
word Rejoice" The annual cuT
ton of officers and the semi-an- a. !
payments Of dues will be in or
A full attendance is desired. -
rs. George Derrickson enter m
ed the members of her Sunday
Of class at a watermelon party
Wednesday evening. ALI reported
lightful time.
Iere will be no preaching SER
on Sunday. Sunday school II
D at MorRfsOn's Store for Pet
Bread.