Milford chronicle., 1906-03-30
SHORT LOCAL BREYlTIES.
Items Of Interest in Paragraphs About
Milford and Vicinity.

To-day is Arbor and Bird Day ii
Delaware
Reports from the South tell OF ruiz
To peach blossoms by frost.
Cora EIva, daughter OF George w
Bennett Of Milford Neck, had an arm
broken this week.
Why not get at work on the public
roads? Early in the spring is a fine
time to do the work.
You must hear the Hon. Homer L.
Castle next Friday night. He is an
oratOrical whiElwind.
David B. Hall, who sold his personal
property on Tuesday, had slight facial
paralysis last Saturday.
The W. G. t. U. will meet with Mrs.
Joseph H Draper, South Front stp ct,
next Tuesday evening at 79O o'clock.
The Superior Court and Court OF Gen.
eral Sessions for Sussex county will
convene at Georgetown next Monday.
The Hon. Homer L. Castle is one of
the greatest reformers Of the age. Hear
him lecture in ArmOry Hall next Fri
day night.
The State Board of Pharmacy will
hold meeting at Dover next Wednes-
day, when applicants for license will
be examined.
The first baby boy arrived at Rural
Mail Carrier George ManlOve's home on
March 18th. He is lusty chap
and weighed II pounds. \
B. Todd, who formerly resided |
near Marshall's Mill, east Of Milford,
has bought hotel on Puget Sound, on
he Pacific Ocean. and states that he is
ioing we'll. n
Reports from all parts Of DeIawaIel
how fine prospect for all kinds of
ruit except blackberries they have
vinter-killed badly, and growers are
Unable to account for it. n,
The stork visited the home Of Mr..
nd Mrs. Oliver Balsley, near Milford, ,
n Monday, March 5th, and left a fine i
ably boy which weighed II pounds. !
Iother and child are doing we'll I
The ninafnanth animal oo,,,,a,,tio,, oF [
ne Delaware State Sunday School AS .
which meets in Middlelown,
pril 18th and 18th, promises to be the !
cry best in the history of the organized u
ork in Delaware. 1
Rev. Charles A. Walker, OF Milford,
former pastor of the Buckingham
Church at Berlin, Md,
in the afternoon at the dedi- =
tiOn exercises Of that church which Z
ere held on Sunday last. Z 7
The cabinet Of the Dover District
pwOrth League will shortly begin the -
'ldiDg of sub-district conventions or =
stitutes throughout the District for q
e advancement Of the cause OF the ?
Dworth League in general. -
The sale Of personal property Of David
Hall in Milford Neck last Tuesday
ew q large crowd and the bidding u
ls spirited. 1t was advertised in the al
lrOnicle and all sales thus advertised "
sw large crowds and good prices were ~
ilized. Gs m
Don't miss the lecture Friday even. OF
:, April 9th. Mr.. Castle is q wonder
speaker and his subject, "Twentieth
injury Problems" is OF deep interest @.oa @
every man, woman and child in the y, W
ntry to-day. Reserved seats on sale 9e'
the Milford Pharmacy. The price u
My % cents. =
he congregation Of the Presbyterian pal
lrch were given a musical treat last l
lday morning, which deserves more
n passing comment. At the close -
Mr.. Bunstein's eminently practical
non on the Sabbath, Mrs. Dawson ~
3 very effectively w. H. Bslfe's r'
.ical setting to LongfeIlow's poem, .0a'
Ie Day is Done" And the singer JUy'
n'-lent to the rhyme OF the poet On
The beauty other voice" of t
ed in perfect harmony with the wei
r fiute-like tones of the organ, all der,
that and
-the cares that infest the day, a,;g
lad folded their tents like the Arabs I Sfie
nd silently silently stolen away" mel
- Pal P.,.,o S.I.. mel