Milford chronicle., 1935-06-07

OF Salisbury, Mf. and Mrs. William
Townsend and son OF Fruitlsind, Nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond McMullen
and children, Ray and ViVien OF New
ark, Delaware, we're guests Of her
mother and sister, Mrs. Ella Long
and Mrs. Audrey Layton and daugh-
ters, Pauline and Esther, at the
home OF Mr. John H. Baker over the
weekend.
Miss Ruth Watson, student nurse
of the Chester County Hospital at
West Chester, Pa, accompanied by
her brother and a friend, Messrs.
William A. Watson, 3rd, and Matthew
Whaland Of Blackbird, were over
night guests of Mrs. Essie Murray,
an aunt of the two former, on Sat-
urday.
Mr.. l, ]. Quillen of Philadelphia
has been spending a few days with
his wife, Mrs. Ida Quillen and daugh-
ter. Kathryn.
Announcements have been received
here of the birth of Warren Eugene,
S15 pound. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Brown of Linden, N. j., former resi-
dents of this town. born on Thurs
day, May Both. Mrs. Brown was for
merly Miss Ethel Warren, daughter
of the late Captain and Mrs. Nathan
lei Warren.
Prof and Mrs. d. A. Petry OF Eel
ton, accompanied the latteF's sister,
Mrs. W. NJ. Long to Baltimore on
and brought Mrs. Longs
husband to his home at SLEEPY
after a two weeks stay in
Johns Hopkins Hospital for obserVa-
ton and treatment. Mr.. Long seems
brighter and more comfortable since
his return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Magee and
daughter Shirley. Mrs. Ella Richards
and daughter Marguerite of Phila-
1elphia mOt0Ted here on Tuesday
and were overnight guests of Mr..
md Mrs. w. o. McCabe, returning
lOme on Wednesday. Mrs. Elsena
Holloway and daughter, Mrs. Walter
long We're also guests there on
Tuesday.
Prof. Herbert Baker of the State
Agricultural and Experimental Col
ege, and son Howard, of Princeton,
I. j., were guests of his mother,
drs. Maggie Baker, over the week
nd. Her sOn-in-law and daughter, !
ir. and Mrs. John B. McCabe were
lsO dinner guests there on Sun
ay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bunting of New |
ern, N. C.. made a short visit last |
1eek with his three aunts, Mrs.
iaker, Mrs. Asher Parsons and Miss |
lara A. Holloway.
Mrs. Hiida Evans Daisey was
allied to Dover last week by the
cath of her aunt, Mrs. Mae James.
life Of DR.. John w. James, a former
hysician OF ROXana, and Mrs. James
nd her husband were both well
nOwn throughout this locality and
heir many friends were sorry to
earn of her death.
Others who went up for the fu-
eral services on Sunday, were Mr..
nd Mrs. Isaac Quillen. and the lat
er's aunt, Mrs. Charlotte Vandom.
lr. and Mrs. Elmer West, Mr.. and
Irs. Charles w. Wilgus. Mrs. Joshua
IcCabe. Mrs. Willis Hudson, Mrs.
|. Pasha Watson, Mr.. and Mrs. p.
Z. Whaley, Mrs. c. l. Whitaker, Mr..
nd Mrs. W. A. Law. Miss Addie Fur
an and probably number of
hers.
Mrs. Mildred Bunting Walker,
sed 20 years, formerly OF near this
'wn. wife of Mr.. Paul Walker, of
martins Md. died Of pneumonia
Salisbury hospital early on Sun
~ morning, just one week after
e burial of her father, Mr.. Cook
uniting, who died at his home near
wn of the same disease. The body
as brought to the WatsOn-Whaley I
lneral Home in this town, and af- b
rward taken to St. Martins where =
e funeral services were held on !
lesday afternoon. Besides the j
lsDand. she is survived by two :
nall children.