Milford chronicle., 1910-02-11
SHORT LOCAL ITEMS
condensed News Paragraphs
of a Local Nature
Lineoln's Birthday tomorrow

al Next Monday will be St Valentine
ID Day.
Many people attended court a
E. Georgetown this week.
Work has been fully resumed on tn,
! new post office and 1t Will bejrushed to
/ completion.
Inc singing evangelist at the Avenue
NJ. E. Church has attracted large audi
ences this week.
Chief Of Police Charles Macklin who
has been quite i'll for the past three
weeks reported for duty Saturday.
Windsor and Nutter aud Harry E
Vlnyard have been busy for the past
TWO weeks baliug hay and shipping il
TO the city markets.
The prices offur have been far in ex.
cess Of the prices Of former years and
'he trappers are realizing extra fine
sums for their hides.
The Maryland Annual Conference NJ
the Methodist Protestant Church will
convene in Broadway NJ. P. Church
Baltimore, April 5th.
Z Edward Chapman OF Georgetown has
oeen transferred to Milford and made
nagman at the Walnut Street crossing
OF the D., NJ. & V. Railroad.
There will be a box social and nlsv :
given at Cedar Grove School on Friday +,
evening, February 11th. Proceeds for = =
me school and Sunday School. :
On Saturday, February 5th. Maeis e
rate Joseph issued a marriage license le
o CliHord Harris and Roxie N Davis m
oiored, both Of Slaughter Neck. 90
Sunday night and Monday morning tn
'ere the eoldest Of this winter and
jumps and water pipes were frozen in pl,
iany homes throughout the town. wi
It is we'll to bear in mind that the ws
ioughtiess husband who lets his wife La
'oVel the coal in this world is liable to on
I more than his share in the next da.
A Chimney On fire at the home NJ oeg
lptsin MCGEE, on North Front Street A.''
1 Monday morning caused some ex. Oiu
enlent but no damage was sustained. -
hark l. Davis Of South Milford has 49,
~ ANNOUNCED as a candidate for Clerk
the Peace on the Republican ticket
foner E. r. Griffith has also AN.
lneeu his candidacy for re. election. ia
ne annual meeting OF the Delaware iiial
-lcaI Society Will take place onThurs. reg u
: February 10Th, in the Y NJ ca Ioru
iding, Wilmington, and will com mas
e an afternoon and evening session. Ooui
he three year old con Of Isaae Curry ~, - -
RED, OF Slaughter Neck, died on 49,
usy' February 9th, 1910. after an m es,..
OF few dsys Funeral services =. :
held on Tuesday and intermept .s...D 80 =
9 at Levi Cemetery, near Milford. saaaI, ,n,n {
le W. G. 7. U. will hold a Frances cono n
willard memorial service at the as IN,
e OF Mrs. James P. Pierce, on Lake CLOSED
Avenue, on Thursday, February which
at 30 o'clock. A full attendance tbese
'ired. The program Is to be taken
the Union Signal.
l1th annual convention of the
Council Jr. o. U. A. M. will he -, "is
next Tuesday in Mechanics Hall ,,,',' ~ Uoi''
AtnaI Street above Ninth, VIII. 80. - !
len. The Funeral Beneficial As. -, 80
Ion OF the same order Will hold its L - :
lg Monday evening
car which has been leased from and Al,
ennsylvania Railroad COMPANY Grimm
Delaware Anti Tuberculosis So. NJ a0a
nearly ready for use. 1t Will be told NJ
'ed with cooking and sleeping number
lents and will Oe used for exbibi ne min
Irposes throughout the State. ened to
presid ents Of the WOmen's Clubs her hus
ware met In Dover last Friday time for
re entertained with noon lunch out Of th
he club house by the executive
the Dover Century Club. Gen.
10 matters were discussed and
the State Federation ct George Avenu
May was talked over. Quigg pa
oo,,o. m. and z
fac, :, wiIi 100 1aily '"'S Neal Dry
ar voor s,,,.o 100 .-aei 80 'nau CathOli
!. .s,or 49, o. 49, ne hfs1 dFon will
5,b the,os,sa - 80 7-ss "'il aPpea' February
tbe A., S"as-4 --''9'si' "nicn Is New Cen
viii 10 49, o-.' s,sei 'Iis oc' lie is cord
be 40 oarr, n' EASTER Presbyt
coDos -, 80, eAoep' 1910, ship and
IN - = -''lu' uH'ii bath SchO
'e '0l1e ua'e as illness and
meeting a
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