Milford chronicle., 1929-08-30
Frederica

NJ. F. Reese of New York City and
Mrs. M. H. Reese of Chadds Ford,
Pa, were guests of the Rev. and
Mrs. Reese last week.
Mrs. Joseph Frazier has returned
from delightful stay of five weeks
at Atlantic City. Her brother, John
Cook, of Philadelphia, accompanied
her home.
Misses Alonda and Clara Dono-
van. graduate nurses of the Samara-
tin Hospital, of Philadelphia are
spending their vacation with tneir
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Phlnp
Donovan. of
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Brown ol
Audubon, N. J., Mrs. Elizaoetn 6oone
of Philadelphia, spent part OIL laas
week with Mrs. Mary A. BOONE anu
Mrs. Edith Melvin. of
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Hopes VI
Landsdowne, Pa, are guests ol MI
and Mrs. A. w. Boone. .+ Of
Miss Mary Melvin is the sueSt t,,;s %
Miss Elizabeth Elliott at Le"eS 'H-'
week. - sis+ar of
xUi1noinoton were guests OF MI. anu
Mrs. S. L. Wilson on Sunday 1;ad
aunt. Mrs. Ira Garbutt, acconlpaH-
them to Wilmington for VlSlt' ~
Thomas Garbutt is Vlsltihs
Newark. ,,+ Thursday
Mrs. Ida Vanderbraak lnd MISS
no p.anderbraak of Wllmlnston
called on Mrs. E. F. Melvin OIL sun
day afternoon. oe Will
Mrs Sallie Harrington OF WIZ
mington was the weeK-ehu euo''
Mrs. Albert Wheatley' ,,,.s Poa
Mrs. Sallie Hudson ana MlSs ns
Maguigan are visiting IN "iin
ton. C.,,nso1man.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. E. Mcbride Mr; anu anu
Mrs Selden Raughley attenoeu tne
hanoret of the Tall Cedars oil Lepan
on at Rehoboth last Saturday
Miss Bessie Emerson has return
cd from visiting friends in MiltoIo.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Knots anu ~,
and Mrs. S. ]. Minner spent Sunu"'
afternoon at Rehoboth. ,i,+1o
Mrs. Marian Stevenson anu Its ais
daugher, Ruth Ann, returneu IN
week from a visit to relatives
Harrington. c,,i+h snent
sunday in wilmington with Mrs,
Sraitb's brother, who is sunerlne
from stroke of paralysis.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Harrlnseod1
,,d children. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwaru
1I"dson L. Mrs. Arthur Melvin Mrs'
Annie r. Harrington, 0. T. harms
ton Mr.. and Mrs. Harry 1alIlns, d
ton Mr and Mrs. Melvin Palmer "n4
children spent Sunday alVeiHO0D
Rehoboth. 4.u ond children
are visiting relatives IN New NJ
Mr.. and Mrs. Latch Woouaa' Mrs r
and Mrs. J. R. Rogers, MI anu sua3
T p Hendricks and o. P. HaTrlne
ton spent Sunday evening at f'enO
% Mrs Lester L. Carlisle is spenalng
.o+ara1 era weeks at Ocean Grove, N. D.
Mrs william Spurry of Winning Winning
+oI, snent the weekend with MI anu
Mrs. John Cunningham ,on
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Burton ana SUI
D n r burton, Jr., have returned from
Binghampton, N. Y. ord
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brlggs an %n
family left for Massachusetts 1851
week where they will reside.
nleasant thrill of excltemene
,arvaded the town when the Strains
IF a brass band were waited on tne
air on Friday evening. Music lovers
buried h., to the scene in the business
section where a large and apprecia
five audience listened for an hour "
the wyoming Camden Band. An .;as eH
ceIlent eel program of old time melodles
ond modern selections was given.
Memories T1f were recalled when tne
T'rederica Band was a suDJect dUl
civic pride and one Of its most en-
tbusiastic members, Arthur MeIVIn'
was W present on Friday evening anu anu
led the applause for the Vislsiae
hand. The members were 1nvlteo 70
Stavenson's Steve restaurant to partaKe VI
Tsfreshments ref, at the close OF the pro
aTam "a A cordial invitation IS e1-
tanded % to the visitors to come again.