davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1940-04-05
TENTH REUNION OF DAVIS,
KINDER, NOBLE FAMILIES
TO BE HELD SEPTEMBER

The ten reunion of the Davis, Kin
der and Noble Families will be held
at old Bethel Church. which is sit.
uated near Atlanta. Sussex county
this year on September 2.
The members Of this clan will
gather together at 1O:3O a. IN. on
Labor Day, TO take part in reunion
of these three families. the first of
which was held So years ago. in 1885.
The reunions we're held every 10
years for the first 80 years. Since
that time they have been held every
five years. Members Of these fam
lilies come from many nearby and
distant points to visit and renew old
acquaintances.
A very interesting program is be-
ing planned for the morning ses-
sion. More will be published about
this later. Plan now TO attend. bring
your box lunch and enjoy the after
noon with friends and relatives.
II has been the custom to publish
a genealogical record of these fam
lilies every Is years. A new record
will be published this year. Mem
beTs of the three families are work
ing on the records at present to get
them up to date. Send any infOrma-
ton concerning marriages, births.
and deaths to the following persons;
Davis Family-NOtify Mrs. Olive
Davis wilkins. Milford.
Kinder Family-NOtify Miss Mary
r LOOckerman, Greenwood.
Noble Family-NOtily Mrs COrrine
Warren TimmOns. Whaleyville. Md. I
Watch this paper for further no.
tices about the reunion.
Milford chronicle., 1940-04-05
PERSONALS
lIlIIlIlnllInnlIIllNIlIHllIlIIlIIIllIIIINNInlI

Miss Jean Sims, of Prineeton, ~ j..
is the guest Of Miss Florence Ben
nett, this week.
Mrs. Charles Horn, OF Wilmington
is spending some time with her
daughter, Miss Florence Horn.
-
Mrs. Clyde Nelson left on wednes-
day for Pawnee City. Nebraska,
where she will visit relatives for sew
eral weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. Lawrence FTitchett
moved 10 the Davis house ON West
Front street on Saturday. They for
merly lived in FELTON,.
Mrs. David S. Hugg was the guest
OF Mrs. TalbeFt NJ Cats. Of Dover.
at the monthly luncheon meeting Of
the Dover Century Club on Wednes-
day
Imly S. Abbott. Jr.. Of the U. s.
Navy. returned from Cuba and. spent
a few days with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Imly s. Abbott. before leaving
for Porto Rico, West Indies.
- o.
Miss Katherine Callahan and Mrs
Gene Cooper. of Wilmington. were
weekend guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
W. Boston and attended the Thomas
Kirby wedding while here.
Mrs. Stephen Toadvine returned
home on Monday after spending the
past five weeks on a trip to Florida.
Mrs. TOadvine accompanied Mrs. !
Gregg Dandy. of Wilmington, and
party Of friends which took them
10 all Of the important places along !
The Atlatnic seabOard.
Milford chronicle., 1940-04-05

/ Miss Edna Winpenny of Philadel.
phia, was the weekend guest Of Mrs
George Harrington.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Abbott left
yesterday for New York City where
they will be the guests Of MFR. and
Mrs. John e. Abbott
Tom Bennett. a student at Glenn
sen College. North Carolina, is the
guest Of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilbur Bennett, this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Aleck Shepard en-
tertained on Sunday their son and
daughteT-in-law Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Shepard and two daughters to a tur-
key dinner.
Miss Priscilla Deakyne returned
To- her studies in Washington on Sun
day after spending her spring vaca-
tiOn with her mother. Mrs. Della
Hall Deakyne.
Theodore Townsend returned home |
on Monday after spending the past
two weeks in Florida with Mr.. and |
Mrs. George II. Draper at Golden |
Beach. George II. Draper. 3rd. Of
Philadelphia. and Clifford Shane. of
Syracuse. " Y, accompanied him
on the trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Robin
son, Of Poplar Grove. gave a fare
well dinner on Sunday for her sis
ter. Mrs. J. Seymour of New Jersey.
Guests present were Tom Miller.
Mrs. Peggy Whitman OF New Jersey;
Mrs. Marie Charleston OF Hartly. Mr..
and Mrs. Herb ChuTchman of HartIy,
0. JhOnny BelagOat Of HartIy.
Milford chronicle., 1940-04-05

sisting with memberships in Milford
at the schools for the next drive will
be Miss Florence Horn and william
e. Miller. the cooperation being Sc
cured by Mrs. Harry Mayer, general
drive chairman Of Dover. A dinner
meeting at the Dover Public School
at $3.50 p. M. Monday. April s, will
launch the new drive At that time
complete instructions will be given
to assisting ehairmen by the New
York Columbia representative, Craig
Hutchinson, who will remain In Do
vel for the week Of the drive.
Milford chronicle., 1940-04-05
GOLDEN EAGLES
HOLD ELECTION

The Grand Castle Of the knights
of the Golden Eagle Of Delaware met
at Roxana Castle Monday evening
April 1, with a large attendance. The
Ladies' Aid served dinner at the
Community house. and were much
pleased with the net proceeds. Al
the close Of the social hour the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the
ensuing year;
G. c.. Frank d. ThOrp: G. v. O..
Norris J. Brown q. H. p. William
H. Astle; G. M. Of r.. Harris A. Col
merry; G. K. of E.. w. Walter Hynam;
G. F. G.. Norman Laws: G. s. c..
RaryO Wilgus; trustee. Isaac ThOrp;
Supreme representative, -.
Supreme Castle officers present:
Thomas M. Aatem. Pittsburgh; Past
Supreme Chief Russell c. Holmes,
Supreme High Priest, A. H. Jamison.
Supreme Sir Herald Wirson Will
liams; Supreme Master Of Records.
Fred w. Anton: Supreme Keeper OF
Excheuquer. Harris W. COlmery;
Supreme Vice Chief, Barton L. Cart
wright; Past Supreme Chief. Way
land Potter. Nl
Milford chronicle., 1940-04-05
SHAWNEE CLUB

On Thursday afternoon. March IS,
several OF the club members met at
the home Of Mrs. Raymond wilkins
to sew for the Red Cross. The hos
tess served refreshments of coffee
and cake. Thanks to Mrs. wilkins
for q very pleasant and enjoyable af-
ternoon.
On Friday. April ~. at 1880 o.
clock, the regular monthly meeting
viii be held at the home Of Mrs
Norman Grove. Our project leaders
win tell us how to make Those Good
Old Southern Hot Breads" Let's try
to have a good attendance.
Milford chronicle., 1940-04-05
GABLE AND CRAWFORD IN
@STRANGE CARGO" AT REESE
THEATRE, APRIL 8 AND .
More People Than Ever visiting This
Popular Theatre

! Clear the way-all by-roads, cross
roads. and entertainment roads lead
ito the Reese Theatre. located at HaF-
TingtOn. Every effort has been put
forth by the management to make
this the supreme celebration of the
coming of spring with so many good
time tidings. Take a glance at the
present and coming weeks program,
and it is only natural that every Dell
aware and Maryland theatre fan is
getting prepared to open the season
by spending this joyous and hilarious
ten days at the Eastern Shores most
! famous theatre.
Tis true. one patron says: "A per-
son is sure to find great entertain
ment at the Reese Theatre right in
the midst Of his neighbors-and
frankly, what could be better than
being with the home folks?"
The management is presenting on
Thursday and Friday, April 4 and S.
bargain double feature program
that is sure TO please every member
of the family. Vivien Leigh, the Scar
lett O'HaTa of Gone With the. Wind"
appears with Charles laughter In
the newest Paramount release, "The
Sidewalks of London" Priscilla Lane
also appears in the late Warner re-
lease "Three Cheers for the Irish"
Together these two features repre-
sent the ultimate In screen enter
On Saturday. April 6. another big
family show is scheduled Who
hasn't read Swiss Family Robin
son" and who doesn't want TO see it,
have been made to
present this super production with
Fighting Mad" featuring Renfrew
Df the Royal Mounted Combined with
he variety program, this program
axes its place as one of the best
shows OF the season.
Clark Gable and Joan Crawford
lppear together in the much dis
.Ussed Strange Cargo on Monday
md Tuesday, April and s. Words
;annot attempt to portray the dra-
natic importance Of his picture To
Miss IL is to miss one OF the out
tandfng productions Of the year.
When you have Enrol Flynn and
4iriam Hopkins cO-starred In a pic
uTe it is naturally something TO read
bout But when they are starred
0 gether in virginia City and the
leese Theatre presents Jackie Coon
r In Seventeen the same evening.
ne cannot help but say the manage
lent is evidently trying to oufdo H.
elf. Anyhow. Virginia city ana
Seventeen" Is the double feature
argain for Wednesday and Thurs
az. April 10 and ii.
Shirley Temple IS featured ID Tha
liuebirdr on Friday ana SaknrdnT,
.pril IL and i3. together with ihs
Universal picture, 0n.
ohnny, Oh.
Milford chronicle., 1940-04-05
DOVER CONCERT DRIVE

Music lovers have enjoyed the sea-
sons program of concerts which
have been given in Capitol Theatre
in Dover by the Dover Cooperative
Concert Association, the last Of
which will be given this evening.
Miss Murlel Dickson, soprano. is the
artist for the evening. At a modest
price, the best music In America il
coming to smaller communities
through the cooperative systems. The
Dover concerts are arranged by the
Columbia Concert Corporation. As
Milford chronicle., 1940-04-05
Edited ~ VIRGINIA 3. TOWHsBED

The District Of Delaware Y.
W. c. Ais conducting It's annual
campaign this week. A large
number Of contributors come
from Milford, but many more
are needed to continue the wor-
thy work Of the Girl Reserves
and Business clubs as we'll as
the fine Camp OtOnka on Indian
River. The local groups are in
terested I'm every civic move
ment and lent their support to
the charities Of the town. In
order to function a trained lead
er is necessary. The District Of
Delaware Y. W. C. A. has just
that person In Miss Marjorie
Starkweather, who supervises
the activities Of all Of the clubs
in every effort. Your contribu-
tiOns will aid in the maintenance
Of an efficient leader and the
many needs for the organization.
At the annual dinner meeting
held in Dover last week Mrs.
Louis A. Drexler, Of Wyoming.
was elected president Of the AS
sociation. Milford has Mrs.
Clement Nutter. Mrs. F. Burgette
Short and Mrs. Elizabeth D.
Riggs as board members.
Milford chronicle., 1940-04-05

Sunday evening will be the
concluding concert Of tn Q
Southern Delaware Concert AS
sOciation for this spring. The
artist will be David Blair Nc
ClOsky. who comes to Milford
highly recommended. To in
crease the membership this con-
cert will be given as a premium
to any person who will subscribe
for the next series Of concerts in
the fall and winter. but the sub
scription must be made this
week. This is a wonderful op-
portunIty for music lovers 70 add
one more chance to hear a singer
Of note. The first attraction for
the fall will be Cornella Otis
Skinner, who needs no praises
sung in any community. she be-
ing so well and favorably
known. Those Of you who would
like TO help increase the mem
bership and at the same time
enjoy an evening Of real pleas
ure. call Mrs. Frank NAPLES or
Mrs. G. Marshall Townsend and
they will readily comply with
your wishes.
Milford chronicle., 1940-04-05
MISS SKINNER,
FAMOUS ARTIST,
COMING HERE
Ccontinusd from RIrsl ragsJ

NAPLES. The workers were aided Iast
week by Mrs. Bethany d. Collins. a
representative of the Embree Con-
cert Service of New York.
Mrs. Townsend announces the Nc
ClOsky program for Sunday night al
the New Plaza Theatre as follows:
Part I-"Pagliacci by LeoncavOl-
To-" Part II-"When Icicles Hang by
the Walls" when the Bee Sucks" !"
and Preach Not Me Your Musty
Rules" all by Arne. Part III-"Dedi-
cation" by Franz, 'Vergebliches
Standchen' by Brahms. Itch GFOlee
Nicht' by Schumann, and Der Erl-
kOnig" by Schubert.
Part IV-"VisiOn Fugitive" from
IIerOdiade by Massenet. Part W
Border Ballad" by Cowen. Kitty My
Love" by Hughes. Il Want to be
Ready" by Burleigh, "SailOrman" by
Wolfe, Song of the Flea by Nous
sOrgsky and "The Lord is My Night"
by AllitsOn.
Milford chronicle., 1940-04-05
Milford Grange Notes

Milford Grange held a very inter-
esting meeting last Saturday night,
with MIR. SnOwberger annd the F. F,
A. boys presenting the program.
Crearer Bennett, president of the
local F. F. A.. presided in a credit
able manner. Emil Kielbasa and
Norman Lord. former F. F3aA. boys
and at.present students at Delaware.
each gave a short talk. Prof. Robert
=. Shilling was also present.
Next Saturday evening. the first
NeighbOrs Night of 1910 will be held,
with Angola Grange presiding:
Greenwood Grange presenting the
program and Milford Grange acting
as hosts. Everyone come and help
make this meeting a success.
Milford chronicle., 1940-04-05
CALVARY LADIES' AID
ELECTS NEW OFFICERS

The Ladies' Aid of the Calvary
Methodist Church held their regu-
lar monthly meeting Tuesday eve
ming, April @ During the meeting
the election of new officers for the
ensuing year were nominated and
elected as follows:
President. Mrs Lulu Haughey'
vice president. Mrs. Rita Wilson;
secretary. Mrs. Qulia Davis; assist
ant secretary. Mrs Annie Denney; !;
treasurer, Mrs. Emma Bennett; as
sistant treasurer, Mrs Mabel Glen
daniel
The next meeting will be held on
May z. Every member please be
present.
Milford chronicle., 1940-04-05
CALVARY CHURCH NOTES

The Brotherhood Glass and Sun
shine Glass will hold their monthly
business meeting Wednesday even
ing, April 10. After the business
meeting both classes will have a
good time together with games and
refreshments. The committee is
planning for large attendance. A
tip-Brotherhoods, bring your wives
or vweetheagts.
Milford chronicle., 1940-04-05

Mrs. Conrad Travers enter
tanned two groups of friends at
her home on Marshall street last
week. On Tuesday evening her
guests were Miss Louise Hast
ings. Miss Mary Kinder, Mrs. Ed
ward J. Salevan, Miss Rebe Els
enbrey. Miss Bernice johnson,
Miss Lois De Mott, Miss Flor
ence PackwOOd, Mrs. Oscar Mem
esh. Miss Lena Short, Mrs. AL
fred Lupien, Miss Helen Tat
man, Miss Alma Seely. Mrs.
Douglas Fry, Mrs. ElinOr Rosa.
Miss Sara Belts, Mrs. Osborne
Scott. Mrs. COrnelia DerTicksOn,
Miss Edna Barker and Mrs. Livy
Clark Rogers Of Lewes. Bridge
and Chinese checkers were play
cd. and prizes were awarded to
Miss Eisenbrey. Mrs. Lupien.
Miss Seely. Miss Hastings and
Miss Johnson. On Wednesday
evening the guests we're Mrs.
Byron Gibson. Mrs. Norris Cor
drey, Mrs. John Jewell, Mrs.
George Baynum. Mrs. Roy Petty
john, Mrs. Leslie Blades, Mrs.
HOey Farrow, Mrs. Arthur Tat
man. Mrs. William Lynch. Mrs.
Arthur Russell. Mrs. Stephen
Knoll. Miss May Watson. Miss
Cordelia Carter. Miss Dorothy
DerricksOn. Miss Mildred
Breisch. Miss Helen Smith. Miss
Sarah Belts and Miss Florence
Horn. Bridge and Chinese check
ers were again played and the
winners we're Mrs. Gibson, Mrs.
Jewell. Mrs. Lynch. Mrs. Russell.
Miss Smith and Miss Belts.
Milford chronicle., 1940-04-05
THIRTY YEARS AGO
Taken From the 1909 Files Of
The Milford Chronicle

The list of census enumeratOrs for
Delaware, as appointed by director
on the recommendation OF DR.. L. II.
Hall, census supervisor of Delaware,
was made public last Friday. Those
appointed for Sussex county are as
follows: John F. Johnson, Milford;
Howard B. Prettyman. Glendale; G.
II. Caldwell, Bridgeville; r. e. Will
ey, Greenwood; Charles r. Lewis.
BTidgeville; Robert L. Purse, Sea-
ford; w. Harry ThOrne. Woodland;
Mrs. Ella E. Rodney, Laurel; John
Moore. Bethel; John Cubbage. Lau-
rel; l.. T. Cooper. DelmaF; J. e.
White. Laurel; S. w. Vaughn,
Georgetown; V. NJ. Murray. Selby-
Vile: Charles E. King. MillsbOrO;
Charles T. Swain, Georgetown; HOr-
ace B. Pepper. Georgetown; David A.
Conner. Milton; P. B. Norman,
Lewes: David COverdale, Lewes.
Harry Robinson. OF Milton. was a
visitor in town recently.
Miss Sadie Cranfield spent Sunday
with her parents in Georgetown.
Alexander E. Rosa has just nov
ed into his new home opposite that
OF his father.
Last Saturday afternoon the ship
yard of William c. Abbott was the
scene of launching. The barge. Cal
win T. Davidson. was launched there
by the Davidson Chemical Company,
by whom she will be used to carry
acid used in the manufacture of their
chemical products. The boat was
christened by Mrs. Wilbur Miller.
Mrs. Joseph H. Carey and son Al
ton. visited Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Hous-
man this week.
gs-A A--a-aE- h-,r ~ n+-o-p
Mrs. W. H. Chambers. of Lewes,
visited her mother. Mrs. Caroline
Cannon. this week.
The Avenue NJ E. Church at a re-
ceptiOn last Friday evening received
their pastor, Rev Howard T. Quigg.
on his return for the fourth year
Milford chronicle., 1940-04-05

al SIX, MISS UliVla M
- Kirby, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Paris C. Kirby. be-
came the bride Of Mr.. Norris w.
Thomas, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry H. Thomas Of Elmhurst.
Simplicity marked the ring cere-
mOny performed by DR.. Frank
HersOn, pastor of the church.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father. Attending the
bride we're Miss Lillian Thomas,
sister Of the groom, as maid-Of-
honor, and Mrs. Albert FOrwOOd
and Miss Ella M. Sentman as
bridesmaids. Mrs. ForwOod is
from Elmhurst, and Miss Sent
man from Wilmington. Mr..
Donald Sentman, of Wilmington,
was best man for the groom.
The Ushers included MIR. VinOl
Kirby. brother of the bride, Mr..
Edwin Carter. Mr.. Robert Phil
lips and Mr.. Albert FOrwOOd, OF
Wilmington. Master Bobby Wallis.
a cousin Of the bride, was ring
bearer. Before the ceremony
Mrs. Edward T. Hurley gave an
organ recital. and Mrs. Raymond
Bennett sang For You" and
Because. while Mr.. Osboren
Walls played "At Dawning" as a
trumpet solo. The bride was
lovely in a gown made on Colo
NAL lines Of white taffeta, hav-
ing heart shaped neckline, shir-
red bodice and train, with
matching slippers. She carried
a prayer book from which fell
a shower of lilies of the valley.
The maid of honor wore a dress
of period style in pink net with
matching hat and slippers. while
the bridesmaids we're similarly
dressed i'm blue net. They all
carried Old-fashionedN nOsegays
of roses and sweet peas. Mrs.
Kirby was attired in a dress Of
fushia rose taffeta, wearing a
corsage of white roses. Mrs.
Thomas woreshyacinth blue lace
and a corsage Of white roses, A,
reception in the church followed
the ceremony. The young cou-
pie soon left for a honeymoon In
New York, following which they
will be at home in Richardson
Park. Entertaining the attend
ants over the weekend were
Mrs. Albert Walls. Mrs. Russell
Kirby and Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Kirby. grandparents Of the
bride.
"
Captain and Mrs. Vincent J.
Esposito of West Point vel
coined a new son on March 20.
He will be called Michael. This
is the second child and the sec
Ond son. Mrs. Esposito will be
remembered as the former Miss
Eleanor Vinyard.
%
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Peach, Of
Wilmington are the proud par
ents of a son born on March 80.
.
The Milford Parent-Teacher
Association will hold It's regular
monthly meeting for April on
Tuesday. 8. Those who attend
will please note the change in
date. This was done to accom-
modate the Kent County Decla-
nation Contest which will be
held on Wednesday. the tenth.
At the meeting. which is import
ant, officers for the coming year
will be elected. The four con-
testants from Kent county will
be present to give their declama-
tiOns which will be officially
given on Wednesday evening.
the date Tuesday,
April 3. at eight.
9
The Senior Girl Reserves gave
/ very enjoyable dance in Grange
Hall on Friday evening of last
week. Boys and girls attending
lad a grand time, the dancing
md the social get-together af-
ording pleasure for all. Almost
wo hundred were present and
we're chaperohed by the advis-
RS, Mrs. John P. Tawes and
llss Florence Packwood. The
music was furnished by Earl
Williams and his band.
Milford chronicle., 1940-04-05
WEDDINGS
BOGGs . CAuLK

BOGGS CAULK
Mrs. Sara Ann BOggs. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. Paul BOggs. Of
Wyoming. who are former residents
OF Milford. and George Wallace
Caulk. of WOOdside, were quietly
married by Rev. Ray w. Kirwin at
the Methodist parsonage in Green's
bOrO, Nd, on Sunday afternoon,
March "a, 194O
Milford chronicle., 1940-04-05

The Tuesday and the Friday
bridge clubs had new hOstesses
last week. Mrs. Edgar Wood en-
tertained the Tuesday Club at
her home on that day. and Mrs.
Frank r. Grier entertained the
other group on Friday.
Milford chronicle., 1940-04-05

The Avenue NJ. E. Church at a re-
ceptiOn last Friday evening received
their pastor, Rev Howard T. Quigg.
on his return for the fourth year
Milford chronicle., 1940-04-05

Mrs. w. H. Chambers, of Lewes,
visited her mother. Mrs. Caroline
Cannon. this week.
Milford chronicle., 1940-04-05
RWM
KING

Henry King, age 66 years. died at
his home near Cedar Greek Mills.
Friday. March 20. 194O. Funeral SER
vices were held at the Berry Fune-
raj Home. Milford. Monday afternoon
at 2:3O o'clock. Rev. DR.. Frank Her.
son, pastor of Avenue Methodist
Church, Ofiiciated. Interment at Bar
rats Chapel cemetery. He is sur
vived by his wife and three step
Milford chronicle., 1940-04-05

the Methodist parsonage in Greens
bOrO, Md, on Sunday afternoon
March "a. 1870.
600
CHANDLER CAMPBELL
Former State Senator and Mrs
Ebe H. Chandler. of DagsbOrO, have
announced the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Marjorie Ann Chand-
Ter. TO Mr.. Alvin A. Campbell, son
of MIR. and Mrs. Herman Fl. Camp
bell, of FrankfOrd. The ceremony
took place on Saturday, March %,
1910, with the Rev. o. Fl. Connolly
officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell
have been spending their honey
moon In Atlantic City.
600
SWEENEY HARMON
Interesting to friends in Sussex
county will be the news Of the mar
riage Of Miss Ann Harmon, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs, Charles N. Har-
mon. Of Oklahoma City, to Mr.. HUI
bert L. Sweeney. OF Wichita, Kan
sas. which took place In the latter
city on Sunday, March "a. 1910. in
the United Congregational Church at
1880 a. M, and was attended only
by few intimate friends. Miss Har-
mons parents were natives of Sussex
county. Mrs. Harmon being the for
mer Miss Helen WoOten, Of Laurel.
Mr.. Harmon lived in Frankford. They
have been in Oklahoma since 1908.
600
VIBBERT HUGER
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Vibbert, OF
near Milford, announce the marriage
Of their daughter. Miss Thelma Win
fired Vibbert, to Mr.. Leroy ]. Huger,
Of Washington, d. C., on Friday,
March 20. 1910, at Washington. The
couple was attended by Miss Mary
sister Of the bride and Mr..
Fred Brown. both of Washington.
After the ceremony a reception for
the bridal party was held at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Bailey B. Barco, aunt
and uncle of the bride. fifty relatives
md friends were present. After a
trip 70 Florida, the couple
will make their home in Washington.
Miss Vibbert was graduated from the
Milford High School in 1885.
Milford chronicle., 1940-04-05

Mrs. Joseph H. Carey and son Al
ton. visited Mr., and Mrs J. F. Hous-
man this week.
Milford chronicle., 1940-04-05
WILEY

James H. Wiley. age SO years.
died at his home in Frederick, on
Friday. March %. 1910. after a short
Illness. Funeral services were held
from the Milford Neck Church on
Sunday afternoon, March "a, at 2:3O
o'clock. He is survived by his wife.
cne son. James Wiley. Of Milford.
and one daughter, Mrs. Ira Sharp of
Frederick. Interment was made at
the Odd Fellows cemetery. Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1940-04-05
Obituary
WATSON

WATSON
Mrs. Sarah E. Watson. widow OF
Joseph Watson. died on Thursday,
March 2S. 1910. at her home in PhiIa-
delphia. The remains were brought
to Milford Sunday. and interment
made in Odd Fellows Cemetery. Rev.
Frank HersOn conducting services at
the grave.
Milford chronicle., 1940-04-05

Alexander E. Rosa has just NOV
ed into his new home opposite that
Of his father.
Milford chronicle., 1940-04-05

Harry Robinson. OF Milton. was a
visitor in town recently.
Milford chronicle., 1940-04-05

Captain and Mrs. Vincent J.
EspositO of West Point well
coined a new son on March 20.
He will be called Michael. This
is the second child and the sec
ond son. Mrs. Esposito will be
remembered as the former Miss
Eleanor Vinyard.
Milford chronicle., 1940-04-05

Miss Sadie Cranfield spent Sunday
With her parents in Georgetown.
Milford chronicle., 1940-04-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Peach, Of
Wilmington are the proud par
ents of a son born on March 80.