Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1908-07-24
nUUSTON ITEMS.

We are to have q much needed new achOOl
to the frienas OF education,
aud Prof James Carroll, superintendent OF
Kent Comfy Public Schools In particular LOT
his earnest address at the meeting held mere 70
vote on the subject The opposition was
earnest in It's efforts to defeat the enterprise
but Prof. Carrolls talk presented the eonditlons
foreefullv IN favor OF the new building anu
when II was known that the vote was Dy Que
vote for the dollar Of tax paid, the opPositloh
vas lost The school Board is looking over
several sites. but at this writing no selection
has been made. .,,,.,
The addition to John Johnson's dWeiilns
will be very imposing In effect. -, n
The wigwam OF Red Cloud Tribe, lmpd' u
p A. Is being decorated by Edward Dei'rlcn'
and Il is one OF the most attractive Wig"ain'
in this Jurisdiction. -,.,-.t
A new carpet has been placed Ia the cliuI oL'
Miss Eugenia Graham is visiting her s'anU
father at Angola. .,.,.,,s
Iess,e Armour. OF Reading, Pa is visitlps
his uncle. Samuel Armour and relatives
! NJ ana Mrs. Emmett Harrington have hne
new baby at their home. Both are oolne Hne
wr Depuesley is convalescent from MS re-
cent illness. -,,.- ,..,,,
returned to their home. M.
Mary Postles is visiting her sister at hui
lock Md. ,-.,.o,,o,
: Marty OF Young ladies from Farmlnsto'
i snept tuesday at Wilson's mill pond DoAlIh'
g and enjoying the beautiful scenery
DR.. Alvin B. Burris has been visiting Hi
L mother this week. .,--,,.-,,.
3 Miss Mae Collins and friend. Miss Taylor q
e chester. have been visiting her grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs John Collins ,.,
Ia Guard Councilman, o; New Orleans Is ''si
ing relatives here.
D. Miss carrie Counselman and mother OF ia
II timere are here for the summer
III MIS-. R. H. Hollis and son Calvin. oil fnllaue
mia. are with her parents, Mr. and MIS- heni
\, Vineyard. T. ..,s,,,r
OF Mis- Helen Jacobs, Of smyrna' IS Visi'iu
IL Miss Elizabeth Jones' ,,,,...,.
ef Miss Hattie Vineyard and elizabeth MARI
,w are visiting Mrs. Herman Ninyard near ri'
erica. e-,..., 70
Be yention which was very largely a''enue', -
ne t,ars lost Thursday. The reports were instru
re- tive and great progress Is being hiaue ~ :,
as so,,ooIs lint Miss Wilson says we are not q
he ,'.,,nor bundred. Hon. Robert 6. Houst'
~ Georgetown gave an excellent pracucai
a
er' ISOLATION" which II adhered to In every poi
are pould. think, make us the banner hnnuI'
Gu Mr.. Houston puts tbs Bible. the inspired We W
NJ cod. and its teaching above all else as CIV
as Iigbt. Nr. Houston was indeed an inspira'l
op- 10 the people, as he stood before them mar
man. and In his eloquence declared that mon
lrd' nosition. fame and all worldliness Is as Gu
ghV as compared to the pure Bible knowledge
ghI our parents. The large attendance o. IL
was encouraging; for our sunday senool WI
day ort the men OF all ages, and the boys OIL
in classes. can never accomplish It's missi
Among the visitors was $. f. Reed OF En-
are dale. who Is an enthusiastic sunday sem
worker. aud Rev and Mrs. John Anderson
, - Pennington.
Kin Those who attended last sunday moInlu
service listened TO very able sermon oy
l'er nastor. Rev. Geoghegan, from the words
entrance OF thy words giveth light II siF'
st oil understanding unto the simple
Notwithstanding the dry weather the er'
pay in mis- locality look very good. The wheat
Mrs oil been threshed Henry inyard having
largest Yield per acre ofany reported IN
section.