Milford chronicle., 1934-06-08
Thirty Years Ago
Taken from June, 1904
Files of Milford Chronicle

The Misses Yardley gave a Bryn
Mawr morning this week.
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Hugo Peterman of New York
City. is the guest of his parents.
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Mark L. Davis has been in Phila-
delphia this week on purchasing
trip.
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Mrs. Hall. of Dover. is the guest OF
her daughter. Mrs. Walter Daniels.
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]. d. Tomlinson Of Philadelphia,
visited relatives in town this week.
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Miss Elizabeth T. Daily of Yonkers,
is visiting Miss Virginia Yardley.
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Mrs. Alfred Marklin has been
visiting her daughter Bessie, in VIII
mingtOn.
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S. c. Evans, Jr.. visited Whining
ton and Philadelphia on business
this week.
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Mrs. W. B. Lank took her son
Archie to Philadelphia this week to
have his eyes treated.
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Miss Sue Latchum who has been
visiting friends in Georgetown, has
returned home.
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Mrs. c. NJ Tatman has been visit
ing friends in Philadelphia and Will
this week.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Edwards and
baby are guests of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George H. Hall.
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John r. Bennett has accepted a
position with the P. B. & W. r. R..
at the Milford station.
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Mrs. Chas. c. Culp and mother. Of
Philadelphia. have been the guests
Of Capt. and Mrs. W. E. Lsnk this
week.
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Miss Annie and Master Henry
Z A@AA 6NOns are NAolt1H6 LnEtE
mother and family in Virginia. where
hey will remain for two months.
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Leon Pitcher. who is employed in
he department store of StTawbridge
md Clothier. Philadelphia. is visit
ng his parents in town, Mr.. and
drs. George Pitcher.
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Robert Daniels. son of Walter |
who for the past two years
las been attending the Wilmington
Business College. has accepted a po-
ition with Jackson & Sharp. Will
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Messrs. Harry K. Fooks, of Laurel;
larry L. Cannon. of BridgeviIle;
Iaxwell Harrington. of Dover; Wat
on Harrington. of Pennington: and
'lliott Field of Wayne. Pa, are
$50
Misses Margaret Hall, of Pitts
urgh. Pa, Madge McEwan of San
Cal. Miss Elsie Tatters-
ED. of Germantown, Pa. Agnes
'owner. OF New Haven. Conn. Helen
DWELL of Boston. Mass. and Alma
dorsey. of Laurel, Del, are visiting
Iiss Mary E. Holland.
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DR.. James G. Stanton is having a
oat house built on Scribner's wharf
" his naptha launch which viii be
this week and launched
,me time next week.
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Mr. Wilson NJ. Vinyard is making
separations to lay the keel for his
ew steamer and perhaps will be
lady in few days to begin the ;
ork of construction. Mr.. Vineyard '
'pes to put the boat in readiness
r use as early as possible and will
everything to push the work on {
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Davis Grier, while giving the 4
en- some assistance at the Caulk q
'inting and Publishing Establish I
ent on Thursday afternoon last, q
ct with a very painful accident. r
2 was helping to lift a gasoline en- \
ne. and caused him to receive near /
the full weight OF the same on his \
Il foot, which resulted in severely r
lshing the first two toes. DR.. !
anton was sent for and finished 4
essing the wound which DR.. Mahan :
d partly dressed while waiting his Z
rival.
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One of the prettiest and most de- =
htful dances that has ever been y
Id in the drawing rooms of the
W Century Club of Milford, was
1t of last Tuesday evening, when
number of our most popular young n
n gave an informal dance in hon. Z
Of the Misses McEwan, Hall p
veil. Downer, bakersfield and I.
rsey, the guests of Miss Mary Hol- Z
ID. During intermission light re- a
shnfents were served, and every p
ssible courtesy shown by the N
ing men and the patronesses, to d
Re the evening unusually pleas N
for the guests. "
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dessrs. T. c. Reynolds and Edward s.
riley accompanied by Miss Lena b
yton nd Miss Willie Goslin en- d
ed fine days sport In catching s.
! with hook and line at Cedar II
EEK last Tuesday. it4