Milford chronicle., 1940-08-30
FREDERICK

The Frederick school opens Sept
4. The rooms have been repainted,
the floors vanished and everything
is in fine condition. The teachers
are: Principal and eighth grade
teacher, David NJ. Green; seventh
grade, Mrs. Marion C. Keyes; sixth
grade, Mrs. Eleanor Mick; fifth
grade, Miss Edith NJ. FARRELL; fourth
grade, Miss Mildred Wheeler; third
grade, Mrs. Marjorie Jewell; second
grade, Mrs. Annie B. Harrington;
first grade, Miss Elizabeth NJ.
Walstrom.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Walstrom and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walstrom, Of
Washington. D. c., spent last week
with their mother and sister, Mrs.
]. D. Walstrom and Miss e. NJ.
Walstrom.
Mrs. L. L. Carlisle has returned
from a twO-weeks' stay at 'The
Chafont" at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Harrington
who have been spending two weeks
at Rehoboth. Frederick and with his
cousin, Shelby Harrington, at Smyr-
ma, returned to his home in Norwalk,
Conn, last Friday.
Mrs. Herman Vinyard and Mrs.
Minnie Wharton spent last week at
the beach cottage in 'The Pines" at
Rehoboth.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. E. Bostic are
spending their vacation on a trip to
Lake George and other points of in
terest. and taking in the fair at New
York.
John Van Hoy is visiting his grand
parents in South Carolina.
Mrs. Ruth Hall of Dover called on
Frederick friends last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Holston are
receiving congratulations on the |
birth Of a son, born in the Milford |
Memorial Hospital. They have
named the baby Norman.
Mr. and Mrs. William Conner and
son of Philadelphia were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Mitten last week.
Messrs. Harry F. Mitten and Will
liam Berry attended a campmeeting
It Laurel last Sunday.
Mrs. Laura Spurry and Mrs. J. D.
Reese have returned from visiting
friends in Hebron. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Stevenson
md daughter, Ruth Ann, Mrs. ]. d.
Valstrom and Miss Elizabeth NJ.
Valstrom attended the New York
air last Sunday. II
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Patterson,
heir daughter and son-in-law, Mr..
nd Mrs. Smith, Of New Jersey,
Vere in town Saturday, calling on
elatives and friends. I
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Brown and
on Malcolm and friend Of Will
lingtOn, were guests Of o. P. Har-
ington on Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Holleger and Mrs. {
ames Morris spent last Saturday q
hopping in Wilmington. n
The many friends Of Mrs. Stanton G
. Lee. of Troy, N. Y, the former I
Iiss Emma Downes Of Frederick,
re sorry to hear Of her serious au- 4
mobile accident. She is still in the I
Ospital. slowly improving. &
Mrs. George Johnson made a bus J
less trip to Philadelphia on Tues
ny of last week.
Miss Barbara Beebe, the oldest a
lughter of Howard Beebe, was b
,erated upon for appendicitis at 4
e Milford Memorial Hospital on N
'ednesday Of last week and is doing
'ry well. I'm
Louis Seibold Of Washington, d. D
spent last Wednesday with Mrs. b
D. Walstrom and daughter. S
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Luff Carlisle N
Boston, Mass. ar evisiting DR.. N
ID Mrs. L. L. Carlisle.
Of many friends Is ex- IN
lded to the families Of the two di
ys. Billy Tribbett and Walter N
'chell, victims Of an automobile
cident last week. Billy attended
e Frederick school last year and
alter attended the FELTON, school. al
Ie services for both boys were 81
Id in the Bowers Methodist
urch on Friday afternoon, con-
cted by the pastor, Rev. Walter @
ckwith. An immense throng was
asent. Many had TO stand outside.
q flowers were lovely and rep
Iented the sympathy Of a host Of
ends Of both families. Interment a
s made In Barratt's Cemetery.
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