Milford chronicle., 1936-09-04
SLAUGHTER BEACH

lOf the sport and many boats go on
in the moonlight and bring home
not the bacon, but its equivalent Ol
Sunday evening, or late afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen TOadvine wifi
Mrs. John Hallett, Mrs. Elizabeth
Jacobs, Mrs. Myra Boldly and Ernes
Raughley went to the hshine
grounds just off shere from here and
caught fifty fine fish that were serv-
ed on several Of their neighbOrs' ia
bles the next day. The exciting mart
OF the trip was when Mrs. Boldly had
something on her line which SEEM
ed TO have more pull" than the or
dinary bites. II proved to be an
eight foot shark that was brought TO
the pier and exhibited, and properly
buried at sea. That provided a thrill
for the whole party that will not
soon be forgotten. The sharks have
been seen all week close to shore.
and many have gathered on the
boardwalk to discuss whether they
were the man eating variety or not.
The weather for most Of the week
has been perfect September kind and
the moonlight has brought many on
the boardwalk to enjoy its beauty.
A few residents are leaving this
week. A good number will remain
for Labor Day and as long as good
weather continues. Whispers of a
'nOrth-easter" on the way will de-
eide the date of departure for many.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Calvert Stephens |
ond ohsIdrau Marian ,al r.r..A /
Jr., will leave for their home in |
Philadelphia on Sunday after a
pleasant stay in the Walls CARLOW
for the summer. They had as their
guest this week, Mrs. Edward Milf
lin. of Ridley Park.
William Griffin, of GOldsbOrOugh,
Y. c., will join his family here for
he week end and on Tuesday, Mrs.
Griffin and three children, Eleanor,
Wilson and Bill, will return home
With him. They have spent the sum-
ner. as usual, in the Vinyard cot
age.
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Constable, of I
will spend this weekend {
rith DR.. and Mrs. S. NJ. ID. Marshall.
Mrs. P. V. Mckay and son Vincent I
'ill return to their home in Mont
emery. w. Va, after spending the i
Gmmer in the Reynolds cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Davis were /
inner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert \
rcher on Sunday. {
U. S. Consul and Mrs. c. Harring-
m Heisler, who have been station A
in Hamilton, Bermuda, will come 5
, the beach on Wednesday and will S
pend month in the Reynolds cot n
ge before going to their new h
)me in Hamilton, Ontario. .
Miss Florence Horn, of Whining p
n, spent the weekend with Mr.. N
I'd Mrs. J. POstles Hammond.
Little Anne DOnnan Miller, of d
llisbury, was a weekend visitor of Il
r grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Holzmueller and Mrs. Carrie re
Oasdale. W
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Ogle, of Balti-
1re. are spending this week with II
:. and Mrs. Henry Coleman.
Frances Pettyjohn is the guest Of w
me Pierce for a few days. u
In honor of a few of her school
ends, Mrs. NJ. Haswell Pierce en- to
tanned at luncheon and bridge at Op
r cottage on Tuesday. The guests BE
re Mrs. James H. SaleVan, of =
hOl, Mass, Mrs. John HOlstOn,
s. P. V, Mckay. Mrs. J. Postles
mmOnd, Mrs. Robert Hall, Miss on
len Pierce and Mrs. George H. Eu
apeT. Jr. ed
listing Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. HOlz-
eller on Sunday were Mr.. and tuS
5. James G. HOlzmueller, Mrs. P. Mr.
Mckay and son Vincent, and Mr.. Mr.
Mrs. Theodore Miller and chill
n. WI
Iiss May Foulk, ]. J. Foulk, Mrs. Sir
zabeth Lewis and son oliver of tuT
spent the weekend We
b Mr.. and Mrs. John HOlstOn.
iss Mamie MalcOmsOn, of Phila- mel
Ihia, was a guest of Mrs. Annie ban
att for a part of this week. uni
r. and Mrs. Carroll H. Cham Th'
; and daughter Joyce, and Mrs. Rol
er N. Kratz, of Baltimore, spent ees
weekend here in the Wyatt cot jOiI
}. This week the cottage is be- I
occupied by Miss Mary Davis Of mel
ningtOn. TIN
r. and Mrs. T. Carlisle Collins \
e weekend guests of Mr.. and SyT
Wilson S. VinyaTd On We'd dau
lay, Mrs. Vinyard with Mrs. Col spe
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. New
h Morris at their summer home rela
Newark. retJ
being the birthday Of N
'ge H. Draper, Jr., Mrs. Draper Wal
ed for the birthday dinner, Mrs. Ellie
'ge H. Draper, Sr., Miss Ida are
YER, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Taylor, ter
Jean Marshall, and Mrs. Sallie in {
n. Of Tampa, Florida, and Will ever
Virden, of RehObOth. guei
s. Fred Deck, of LansdOwne, Ann
was the guest of Mrs. John Bur- nett
nd Mrs. G. Marshall Townsend Nj
wO days this week. chill
and Mrs. Alfred Hopkins and the
hter Christine, who have spent hOm
here in their cottage. Al
return to their home in Dover beac
Ionday. ance
s. Harry Warren, of Lincoln, lily.
spent a few days with Mrs. &. thret
It Reed this week. Today Lieu Win
It ]. S. ShOckley and Mr.. Reed ing I
join Mrs. Reed for the week ten
Mi
IS Anne Hall Wilson, Of Phila- 10 v
ia, was the guest OF Mr.. and spenl
G. Marshall Townsend for a Mr.
lays this week. AthO
J. Roy Bennett is spending a beacl