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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1907-03-01

oi every kind. Pure
Georgia Cane. old-faShioncd MuSco-
vados. genuine Imported Portori-
Co.'S, high grade Sugar House, pure
Opcn-kcttlc New Orleans. Karo Corn
Syrup. genuine Silver DripS. s or
10 different grades of New Orleans.
We will sell you i'll any shape de
sired, by the quart. by the gallon, )
gallon kegs, 10 gallon kegs, by the
barrel or by the hogshcad. We can
SUIT any tastc,-nO matter how criti-
cal. We are prepared to save you
money on every purchase. Give us
your orders for MolaSScSs. The
Union Grocery Company.
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WHY NOT spend your money where
it is appreciated? We appreciate
your order, and it is a pleasure to
serve you promptly. no matter how
large or small your order may be.
Our aim is to give you the prompt
est, politcst attention. the best goods
and the cheapest prices obtainablc,
ssa i ys Z: SsE ~ .!!s:ss:li ~ ~ &s
ticular. let a.. know end we will Sc.
to 1t that YOU hav. 10 further room
tor complaint. The Union Grocery
Company.
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Notice to CreditOIS,and Debtors.

All persons having claims against the
estate of Edward Lipscomb, deceased
will please present the same totns un-
derSigned administrators or her aNpr-
neys, Rcaty & Walker, properly E9.
Dated; all persons indebted tcL'the dc!
ceased will please make immediate pay,
ment to the undersigned administra.
trix or her said attorneys.
Mary Jane Lipscomb,
as Administrative.
Union, S. c., Feb. ii, Ioo7-7-3t.
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ONLY THE BEST grade selected
stock, Northern grown, Seed Irish
Potatoes for sale by us Wholesale
price by the sack. Will save you
money by the peck or bushel Send
us your order at once for Onion
Sets. They are going with rush !;
we are selling them cheaper than you
ever bought hrst-class Sets before.
The Union Grocery Company.
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HIGH EST

HIGHEST PRICES paid for old
scrap iron, brass, copper, old rubber
shoes, bicycle tires, and all scrap rub
Der. You can find us at Whitlock &
Se%ton's livery stable every Satur-
day and Monday. Bring your rub
bish and get the cash money. Fran
Brothers, Telephone I32.
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Masters Sale.

State Of South Carolina,
County OF Union.
Court of Common Pleas.
J. T. Douglass,
-, VS..
Anne L. Rice,
Defendant.
In obedience to an order made i'm
above stated case, l will sell at Union.
before the court house door, during
the legal hours of sale on salesday.
4th OF March, 1907. the following land,
viz: all that lot or plantation Of land
lying, being and situate in CASTOR Hill
township, county and State aforesaid.
containing Eight Hundred acres, more
or less, bounded on north by w. c.
Beatty. on the south and east by lands.
formerly belonging to the estate of Jas.
b. Jeter. deceased, and west by lands.
Of w. A. Beatty and I. NJ. Mobiey. com
monty known as the Vance lands.
Terms of sale: One-half cash. bal
ance OH credit Of twelve months there
after, to be secured by bond OF purch-
aser and mortgage of the premises.
purchaser TO pay for papers and record
ing same.
6. II. Peake,
.7-3t Master.
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Notice to Horse Breeders.

Brownstone, belonging to the Hack
ney Horse Breeders association, will
stand at Union S. c., the iollowins
season. Terms as follows: Ss down
and SEQ to be paid il foal results. II
not, IS will be refunded by the associa-
ton. Horse will be found at Craw-
tord q Aycock's stable, Union, S. c.
O. 2mO
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WANTED-You to list your property
with The Metropolitan Loan and
rust CO., OF Greenwood. S. c..
Rcal SState bought and sold. Send
for prospectus of The Southern Sc
curitieS Co. on immigration. Money
loaned long time, low rates Write us
Greenwood, S. c. AT
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1907-03-01

USE PANSY FLOUR ior your next
supply. Insist on this brand and take
no other. Once tried. you will not
be satisfied without it, Every sack
warranted by the old reliable, The
Union Grocery Company.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1907-03-01

HUIET'S Cough Syrup is something
new and actually does the work &c
and SOC a bottle at The Palmetto
Drug Co.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1907-03-01

GARDEN SEEDS! Oceans of 'em
Nothing but the best, nothing but
new seed; bulk Beans. Peas. Onion
Sets and Potatoes. Everything else
that grows in a garden in packages.
We will not only sell you anything
you desire in Seeds, as cheap or
cheaper than you can buy elsewhere,
but we will sell you anything in i-ar-
den fertilizers fror, one sack up and
deliver the same to you without any
extra charge. Your orders always
appreciated. The Union Grocery
Company.
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WE OFFER for sale this week linn
tied quantity Of Pure High Grade
Homemade Jelly at IS cents per
glass. If you want to realize what
excellent cooks Union county can
boast OF, send us your orders AT
once for a few glasses before it is
all gone. The Union Grocery Com
pany, for Everything Good to Eat
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1907-03-01

DR.. MARY LYLES-S SIMS. Osteo-
pathic physician at Mrs. Dan Wal
lace,S. All diseases treated; examina-
ton Tree. WOmen's and children's
diseases a specially. Phone o.
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WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED a
large shipment OF Molasses in s, 10
and rs gallon kegs. We invite you
to examine them. The Peoples Sup
ply Company. oct
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Valuable Property for Sale.

One S-room house, every con-
vcncnce. Main St. :. :. :. $500
One 5-room house with lot 100
by 800, North Church St. >. :. 200
One 5-room house, with lot,
North Church St. :. :. :. :. I,5o
One 5-room house, with lot Is
by 200, North Church St. :. soil
One Groom house, with lot, Vir-
gin St. =. :. =. :. :. :. :. :. I,8o
One Groom house, with three
lots, Warlaw ST., near Aetna
Mills .M uICu -. I.Se
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DO YOU WANT the best Razor and
Strop ever made for SIoo? Value
$500. Ask for the Radiumite Razor
Strop for SI.oo and get the $500 Ra-
zor Strop free, at the Rice Drug Co.
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,G@ @& &tM N.NNE

'' o'I Softii u, cry ucSlT-
Most oi these can be bought VI
I-3 Cash, balance III one and tw
years.
20 acres OF land on West Main
St'' same terms as above :. :. I,sC
10 acres, with dwelling costing
$4,000, also servant and tenant
house. 300 fruit trees. fine pas
turc,. wired, an elegant location
Tor fruit and dairy farm All
within three miles oi town and
half mile OF Buffalo :. :. :. 600
One lot on Main ST., opposite
Aetna Mills, so by / so ;. :. SOIL
One residence lot, Main ST., 100
~ y! 5oo :. :. 800
Two business lots on Main ST.,
One store-room, Bachelor ST..
opposite pOStofticc :. SOIL
l have a proposition on other bmsi
ness property which I will sell ch&a
and on terms OF I-S cash, balance :,
equal payments OF five years.
One business lot on Main ST., which
! VIII sell ior cash or exchange TO,
farm property.
1t nothing in this list suits you have
others to offer from high to low. anC
on terms to suit YOU. Come to m,
ofhce or write me what you want.
make it my business to find it 10,
you.
Offer, subject to sale, from ten tc
twenty shares Aetna cotton mill stocl
at $50 per share.
HENRY NJ. HOLMES,
e. .keai Estate, Stocks, Fire Insurance.
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MORNING SESSION.

thursday, March II, 1907.
o-IoI5. Devotional service, Rev.
Ei. Herbert, Georgetown, S. c.
D:15-II Primary methods, Miss
Gree w. Vandiver. tSo-artanburg, S. C.
t-II:+5. Principles and methods of
tephng, Professor w. Fl. Hand, OF
SDth Carolina university, Columbia.
G e --r~f c.:.:.,.-, ~.
~ TS.z:3o- Jplr1,uai culture III sun
day school, w. c. Pearce, Chicago, Ill.
1901. Open discussion and miscel-
laneous business.
AFTERNOON >ESSION.
Thursday, March II, 1907.
3:I5 $3.50 p. m. Song service, F. F.
Columbia, S. c.
. 3:3o-4:3o. superintendent confer
enfe, conducted by Rev. y. L. Phil
lipl, ID. d., Richmond, Va.
i:3o-5. Sunday-school lesson for
MI rch I7th taught by Professor Hand,
SdItE Carolina university.
EVENING SESSION.
Thursday, March IL, 1907.
Sp. m. Devotional services.
sI5-9. Worldwide Sunday school
.aovement, w. c. Pcarce, Chicago III.
0-0:45. The meaning OF the modern
Sunday-School movement, Rev. A. l..
Phillips, d. d., Richmond, Va.
10. Closing words. Adjournment
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
William L. Pelham, chairman, New
berry, S. C..
Rev. T. H. Law, d. D. Spartanburg,
s c.
Fj DR.. f. c. Jones, Newberry, S. c.
Rev. Melton Clark, Florence, S. C.
s. B. Ezell, Spartanburg, S. c.
Rev. w P. Witsell, Columbia, S. c.
DR.. George B. Cromer, Newberry,
S. c.
Rev. J. w. Shell, Spartanburg, S. c.
e Hon. J. f. Ellerbe, Sellers, S. c.
I OFFiCERs:.-----,-',-,-s--,-
President, J. Adger Smythe, Jr., Pei
ger, S. c.
|; Vice-president, Rev. ]. w. Shell,
Spartanburg, S. c.
Secretary-Treasurer, Rev. w. /. Her.
bert, Charleston, S. C..
Statistical secretary, J. F. Tolbert,
I,aurens, S. c.
:" International vice-president for South
Carolina, S. B. Ezell, Spartanburg
S. c.
international ex-committeeman for
South Carolina, William z. Pelham.
Newberry, S. c.
Teacher training secretary, f. L.
Hughes, Greenville, S. c.
Primary secretary, Mrs. NJ. A. Car
Isle, Newberry, S. c.
. Home department. secretary, Rev. w.
Z. Wilkins, Columbia, s. C.
Entertainment will be provided for
all delegates. Notify Mr.. l.. B. Steele.
chairman OF entertainment committee.
OF your coming. Railroad companies
have granted special rates for this con-
yention, on certificate plan. Fvery
Sunday-school should send pastor or
superintendent or teachers. Eyery
Sunday-school is entitled to be repre-.
sented.
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ITCH cured i'll 80 minutes by Wool
lords Sanitary Lotion. Never fails.
oold Dy Onion Drug co. 52-3m
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IF YOU WANT good fresh HANS
and BREAKFAST BACON while
they are fresh, you can always be
sure Of getting then. b, sending your
orders to The Union Grocery Com
pany. You can also be sure OF get
ting the lowest prices offered on any
market for strictly reliable goods.
The famous Ferris, Armour's Star,
kingham'S Reliable and Gold Bands.
We can please you il you can be
pleased.
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WE HAVE full su " OF DR.. Az
= der's great remedie-, also Ander'S
Great Emulsion Soap, Ioc, 3 for 25cl
at The Palmetto Drug Co.
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FLOUR-Sec us before you buy flour,N
The Peoples Supply Company. oct
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MOLASSES-We can interest lyou;
see us. The Peoples Supply Co. 10 1t

DID YOU KNOW that we weret sell
ing you today Pure Cream Cheese
cheaper than we can buy it OF any
wholesale market in the Unit ed
States That's what We. 10 eAery
time we sell you 3 pounds OF -FOUR
High Grade Cheese for so cents
We always give our customers tic
benefit OF the fortunate pufct1aes
that 1--we make. 1t pays you IN do
your Abusiness with the-ofd reli pac,
Tie Union GrocerYC Companyr
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WANTED-Position by an accurate
and high-speed young lady stenogral-
pher and typewriter. Address nj
Box 8, Jonesville, S. c.
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AGENTS! You can sell our jeweSry
novelties among your friends. Sand
one dollar. by P. O. money order,
and we will send you supply WHICH
retails at $3.50. When sold sendVus
the other $I.5o and we will send yPu
a gold-plated American movcmdnt
watch, warranted for years. FOR
your trouble. Write today. Pkys
mont Supply Coz Box I26, SsTn!
S. c. ~'s s-s@'-.--,s. -, ,.r,<f SX4t
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PROGRAM OF SOUTH CAROLINA
SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION
TO be Held In the Methodist Church
In Georgetown. S. G.. March
1914. 1907.

Program OF the thirtieth annual con-
vention OF the South Carolina Sunday
school association, to be held in the
Methodist church, Georgetown, S. c.,
March 1914, 1907:
MORNING SESSION.
w,sSesday, MHth 'ls, 1907.
to-Io:3o a. m. Devotional services,
by Rev. w. J. Wyly, George
town, S. c.
Io:3o-Io:45 Presidents address and
report, Capt, J. Adger Smythe, Jr.
Io:45-II:Is. Discussion of report and
II:I5-I2:I5. County association work,
w. c. Pearce, Chicago, Ill.,, secretary
teacher training.
1851 p. m. Adult Bible class
movement, F. F. Whilden, Columbia,
S. c.
1-r:oo, p. m. Open discussion.
AFTERNOON. SESSION
9u "'
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YOU CAN GET pound can of good
Talcum Powder, violet perfumed, for
2S cents, at The Rice Drug Co.
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EVENING SESSION.

wednesday, March IS, 1907.
J 8 p. M. Devotional service. Rev. G.
NJ. Johnston, d. d., Georgetown, S. C.
S:15-S:45. Relation of the Sunday
School to the worldwide missionary
movement, Rev. J. w. Wolling. Bra
Ill.
S:+5-945. Rev. a. L. Phillips.
}. d., superintendent Sabbath-school
work, Presbyterian board, Richmond.
y,
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BEFORE BUYING or selling a farm
or any property, write The Carolina
Realty and Trust Company, Bishop
vile, S. c. 7-tf
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SUBSCRIPTIONS received for The
State and all other papers and mag
azincs. +. II. Scaife
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IF INTERESTED in Automobiles or
Motore see Edw. +. Goodman. 6-4t
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whi1den. n.4'a5lRdtSxitSfatts Commit:
tee, VIM. E. Pelham, chairman, New
berry, S. c.
3:45-4I5. Reports of officers. (a)
Teacher training, Superintendent f.
l.. Hughes, Greenville, S. c. (b) Pri.
mary work, Mrs. NJ. A. Carlisle, New
berry, ). {. (c) Home department,
Rev, w. E. Wilkins, Columbia, S. C..
(d) Statistical secretary, J. F. Tolbert.
Laurens, S. c. (e) Treasurer, Rev
Walter |. Herbert, Charleston, S. C.
! +I5-5. Training of teachers, w. c.
'earce, Chicago, III.
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HAVE YOUR PRESCRIPTION fill
ed with pure, fresh drugs, by compe-
tent prescription clerks, at the Rice
Drug Co.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1907-03-01

WANTED-Delivered at Union, SIC,
100 Cedar Posts, 8H feet each.
Means Beatty.
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Special Advertis semenis

Notices Will be inserted in this column at
the rate OF % words or less for 25c one issue,
tour Issues for I5c. Additional lines over
twenty five words &c line. S@'--
Milford chronicle., 1907-10-25
Mrs. Lake Is In Milford.

Mrs. LenOra Lake, the Catholic ora.
tor, OF st Louis, Mo, will speak in
Armory Hall, Sunday morning. Oete-
Der 9th, at 10 80 O'Clock. Mrs. Lake
is the most effective speaker ever heard
IN Delaware If Wilmington goes
dry 1t will be due to her wonderful
hold on the working men Of that city.
She is greater than Shea. greater than
Reed. There will be no service in the
methodist Church. Every body come
to Armory Hall Sunday morning.
Hon P. A. Baker, Supt. Anti-Saloon
League Of America, will be in Armorv Z
Hall, Monday night, October 2sth.
Hon. P. o. Everhart, Supt. Anti.
saloon League Of Maine, will be in
Armory Hall, Tuesday night, October
9th.
Milford chronicle., 1907-10-25
Kent County Teachers Institute.

Professor James E. Carroll will hold
the Teachers Institute for Kent county
November 25th, 18th and 9th. The
place Of meeting has not been decided
upon. He has secured the following
nigh class entertainment for the even.
ing attractions: Gypsy Concert Com.
pang OF New York, Boston Musical
and H. B. mcfarland.
journalist, lecturer and
to the Panama Canal
Milford chronicle., 1907-10-25
church News.

NO services will be held in the Pres
byterian Church in the morning: no,
in Avenue Al. E Church.
October 9th, (22nd Sunday after
Trinity mathis, litany and sermon
10 30 a. M; SUNDAY School, 2 D. M ST.
Stephens Harrington, Ais D. m. Christ
Church Guild, Wednesday evening
81 Faiths Guild, Tuesday evening.
Avenue NJ. E. Church.-services at
7.3O p. m. the Rally Day services. post.
poned from last Sunnay night on ac.
count Of the weather, will be held. SIM
day School sessions at church and
Chapel at ? p. m. Howard T. Oulpp
minister.
Baptist Church. Bible School. Q 3O
a. m; morning service, 10 80 a. m;
evening service p. N. Subject for
next Sunday morning, "A Passion for
Souls the Hope of the Church, The
monthly temperance service at night
special exercises being arranged. Sub.
ect OF the address is, "Be not deceived
1od is not Knocked for whatsoever a
nan soweth that shall he also reap ; for
re that soweth to his flesh shall of the
lesh reap corruption but he that
oWeth to the Spirit shall Of the Spirit
cap life everlasting Gal. 6:78.
Milford chronicle., 1907-10-25
Greenwood is Now Dry.

The temperance folks took no chance
as to Greenwood, in Sussex County.
but knocked the saloon out in Court at
Greenwood.
From the evidence presented in this
case it appears that w. F. Morris an
piled for his license one year ago and
was met by remonstrance from the
Law and Order Society, represented bv
Henry Ridgely Of Dover. Seeing
things going against him. Morris
sought an interview with the Law and
order people, and upon their agree
ment to withdraw their remonstrsnce
Tor one year, signed and delivered to
them this remarkable agreement:
believing the liquor trafict be a
great evil, and both menace and a
detriment to the moral tone and wei.
fare Of the community, 1 pledge nv
elf that neither 1 nor the house will
apply fora liquor license for next vear.n
When the year rolled around. Morris
'hanged his mind and applied. Mr.
{idgely produced the agreement which
lad been carefully preserved. The de-
9hce Immediately took the high ground
hat no person could be bound by an
greement not to resort to the courts
)r settlement.
Inc sharp Tefort then came from the
aw and Order people that they would
Use the issue that man who would
lake and execute an agreement in
rlting, and then violate that agree
ent was not proper man to have a
3ense.
The court refused the application for
license. Thus Green wood Joined the
nks Of "dry" towns.
Milford chronicle., 1907-10-25
". c. T. U. Officers.

Mrs. Emma E. Caulk was last wee Z
reelected State president Of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Uni, n
at its State convention in Laurel. Mrs
Caulk is Dover woman, but resides at
the Kent County Hospital, Of which
her husband is the superintendent and
she is the matron. Miss Lsvinia p
Lynch, of Mt. Pleasant, was re elected
to the office Of secretary. The delegates
to the national convention are New
Castle county, Mrs. H. B. Cazier. Of
AirkWood, and Mrs. H. G. Mearns Of
wilmington Kent county, Mrs. Mary |
Mills WolcOtt, Of Dover; Sussex county.
Mrs. Clara Marshall, Of Lewes. Mrs
4. II. Holmes, Dover, resigned the
state superintendency Of legislative
work, and Mrs. Mary M. Wolcott. of
Dover, was elected to succeed her. In
drs. Wolcott's place as State superin.
endent Of work among railroad EN-.
loyers, Miss Jennie Richards, of Har.
ngtOn, was elected.
Milford chronicle., 1907-10-25
SHORT LOCAL BREYlTTES.
Items Of Interest in Paragraphs About
Milford and Vicinity.

Lady urshers have supplanted tn
men in DR.. Barrstt's Church at Elkton
Md.
Snow and ice have fallen and formed
In Delaware this week the earliest for
several seasons.
! 1t is proposed to establish sanatar.
iums for consumptives, in the pine
woods at Rehoboth.
Get your suppers at Presbyterian
Church on Wednesday evening next
Its for the Manse fund.
Dover has been selected as the place
Of meeting of the Delaware Baptist
Uuion Association in 1908.
Mrs. Anna B. Musgrove has been
spending two weeks with relatives and
friends at the jamestown Exposition.
The State Auditor has completed his
audit Of the public school account of
the State and has delivered his finished
report to the State Treasurer.
y Harry Windsor and William Rob.
Oinson left last Saturday for Missouri
where they bought car load Of mules.
they will arrive in Milford tomorrow.
The church supper on Wednesday
'vening before Halloween night in the
Presbyterian Church will be a Jolly
ime. Everybody is going. Why not
'ou? !
Miss Lola Hitch, OF Seaford, took the
at Wilmington last week
IF eomputOr in coast survey work, and
as considered a very difficult one.
-iss Hitch is a graduate of the Seaford
Ugh School and later attended the =
orthwestern University. i
Major Fisher, colored, formerly of :,
ilford, was fined $40 with costs, in the 70
ilmingtOn City Court last Saturday a,
the charge Of acting in a disorderly -
amer towards Lizzie Wallace, also ~
Iored. The woman testified that a,
sher pointed gun at her and pulled 60
trigger, but the gun did not dis. II
aTge.
The Ladies Committee Of the Tenn pie tn
nd Bazaar would likeall of the ladies SO,
Milford and vicinity, who are inter. rer
ed in any way in the Masonic Bazar. De
meet in the New Century Club the
ms Thursday afternoon, October dol
!, from two to five O'Clock. Each the
please bring your fancy work shr
thing that she may be making for c
Bazaar, or any materials and ideas riet
which some one else may make it il
ething fod,
Milford chronicle., 1907-10-25
School Notes.

a number Of districts have failed to
send in their teachers contract. This
has somewhat delayed the depositir
Of the State dividend. Due notice will
be sent each clerk at the time of its de.
post. Checks must not be drawn I'M
til notice has been received, as thew
will not be hOnOred
l76 districts in the county have sub.
mitted their census reports of school
children coming within the provisions
OF the Compulsory School Law. Three
copies are made Of each Of these, one is
filled with the superintendent and the
other two are mailed to the local officer
and to the teacher. Nearly six thou.
sand school children have been so listed.
The Local Option campaign has com.
plicated the matter Of holding the
sussex County Teachers Institute
The various hotels throughout the
'ounty declare their intention Of clos.
campaign is decided adversely I
them. Milford, however, has shown
Is ability to accommodate the teachers
Independently Of the hotels and it NAV I
g necessary to call the public to our S
ID again. The sessions Of the Insti. v
lite will be held in Armory Hall. I
Ionday, Tuesday and Wednesday. No. \
ember 25th, 18th and 9th. An excep. Il
onally strong corps Of instructors in D
uding DR.. Joseph Swain, A. E. Win. ri
lip, and Others have been procured.
ne evening entertainments will be
st little above any series that has
er appeared in Milford =,
Milford chronicle., 1907-10-25
New Century Club.

A regular meeting ofthe Milford New
Century Club was held October DIST
with the president, Mrs. Byard P.
Burn, in the chair. A letter was read
from Emily P. Bissell, chairman Of the
social Service Committee of the State
Federation Of Clubs, asking that the
Milford Club get ten prominent men Of
the town to write to Governor Lea fav.
orIng the appointment of Charles w
Bush to the office Of State Child Labor
Inspector. Mrs George w. Marshall TO
whom the letter was written, promptly
TOOK the matter in hand and immediate
action was begun. The program of the
1ay was in charge Of Mrs. Charles M !
Hammond, chairman of Temperance. |
current Events by Miss Mary Barker.
Dr. Howard I. Quigg then addressed
ne audience upon the subject of the
present campaign, "For and against
lcense," and its educational influence
lpon the minds Of the people. His
ecture was both interesting and in
tructive, and held the close attention
all who were priviledged to hear it,
londay next will be devoted to "Rus.
an Art" Mrs. Charles Phillips, chair
ian. I