Milford chronicle., 1936-08-28
SLAUGHTER BEACH

NCIHdllOu ONEI TIE WEEk-Euu WdE Tic
weather. Many thought there had
never been such heat, while others
could remember some Of the same
Intensity. All were agreed that it
was mighty hot on Sunday. The
pleasant part about it was that it
brought many visitors down for the
evening and while they were here
there was much activity on the
Boardwalk. Very few cottages are
closed, so many viii stay until Labor
Day or until there is some assurance
of cooler weather. Fishermen have
been disappointed because of a lack
of fish, but the. last few days have
brought better reports of the sport.
At the nearby Lighthouse many par
ties are continuing to go out each
day.
The sail boat belonging to Jack
Burris has afforded much pleasure
to his friends this year. Almost
every day he has taken a number out
for a sail. The passengers are not
limited to his age. His generosity
has included young and older friends.
]. POstles Hammond was awarded
a desk set consisting of lamp and
fountain pen last week in the Ma
tional Pennant Race for selling the
most Cadillac and LaSalle cars. He
with two others were high in this
district.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Carson |
spent the past weekend in the Alb |
bott cottage while Mr.. and Mrs |
Thomas Abbott were absent on trip |
to Troy, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hackenberg
and daughter, Miss Mary Odell |
Hackenberg returned to their home
in Philadelphia on Sunday after
spending a week with Mrs. Hacken-
bergs parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Archer.
Mr. and Mrs. James Symonds and
Charles Sackett, of COllingswOod, ~
j., were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. C.
Ernest Reed two days this week.
Rev. and Mrs Robert L. Hallett
and son, Robert Lee, of Altoona, Pa,
were dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hallett ON Wednesday. The
Halletts' weekend guests were Mr..
and Mrs. o. B. Waller, of Whining
ton.
Dalema Wyatt, who has been !
spending the past ten weeks with
her grandmother, Mrs. Annie Wyatt
accompanied her father, H. L. Wyatt
home on Sunday to Woodbine, N. ].
Professor and Mrs. CASTOR Moffatt
and two children, of Syracuse, N. Y,
have returned to the Newberry cot
tage and will remain for the balance {
of the summer. Miss Elizabeth (
Cathcart, of Milford, is with them. ,
Miss Nellie Stephens, who has !
been the guest of her sister, Mrs. l.. !
Calvert Stephens for the past week. +,
returned to her home in Orange, {
Mass, on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Gordon Massey and :
children, and Philip ROder, of Do
yer, were weekend guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Massey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Wigley and :.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Stadtlander, of
Pittsburgh, Pa, are the guests of :
Sergeant and Mrs. d. c. Wigley.
Miss Margaret Anne Clements is
spending a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank r. Grier b
Mrs. Remsen Barnard with her c
guest, Mrs. H. l.. Cristal, of New q
York City, and Mrs. Herman Johnson r
were luncheon guests of Mrs. Curtis o
Long in Ocean City, Md, on We'd
nesday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mertz, of Will s.
mingtOn, spent the weekend here Il
with Mr. and Mrs. John Mertz in the d
Idle Hour"
Mrs. Earl Adkins and daughter v
Gertrude returned to their home in g
on Saturday after a j
week here.
Mrs. Herman Johnson had as [
guests on Thursday for luncheon and l
cards. Mrs. Edgar Lank, Mrs. Leon A
Black, Mrs John Wilson, Mrs. Rob "
ert Black, Mrs. Oliver Hazard, of II
Mrs. Hamilton. of RehOboth,
and Mrs. Thomas Simpson. L
Mr.. and Mrs. James Abbott and +
who have been here for h
the past two weeks, returned home 4
today. They had as their guest this
week Gertrude Davis. n
]. H. White and George Rothaker, d
Of Philadelphia, were guests last L
week of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cole
man. a.
Miss Alma Tease and Miss Frances N
Simpson are spending some time tt
with Misses Marion and Edna Simp- d
son. ID
Mrs. Thomas Bright and children, S
Of Claymont, are the guests of Mrs il
Thomas Simpson. DIR. Bright will H
Join them for the weekend.
Recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W
A. Ellegood and Miss May Thayer il
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Dunnock
md daughter Hazel, Miss Shirley "
Miss Fannie Herring, W
Miss Helen Westbrook, Miss Grace
all of Cambridge, Md, Vi
Mss Clara Worth of Bayville, N. j., 81
Mrs Margaret Magson, of Salem, N. ga
l., Mrs. William Drummer and son
Iohn, of Baltimore, ]. w. Gulick, of he
Cast New Market, Md, Mrs. R. ]. af
1lendaniel, Mrs. Harvey Smith, Mrs. E'
:. A. Timmons, Miss Margaret Tim
mons and Alton Timmons, of Ellen of
ale gu
Miss Lydia Bell Toadvine enter Pc
aimed a group of friends for several
lays last week at her cottage. They do
we're Miss Kitty Clements, Miss Nj
Dorothy Stack, Miss Marion Nailor We
nd Miss Patty Deakyne. Mr.. and 10
irs. Stephen Toadvine Joined them
n Saturday and will remain for an
ime. We
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Rogers and
Patricia and Dolores, of v.
=, 30,