Milford chronicle., 1910-10-14
short LOCAL ITEMS
Condensed News Paragraphs
OF a Local Nature
Wheat seeding Is nOw in Order.:.

/ Be sure TO go to hear Mr. Gatesoh :
lecture next Tuesday evening.
Major Raymond has been authorized
to ask for bids for dredging Mispillion
I River
The Presbytery Of New Castle will
hold its spring meeting next April at
Snow Hill, Md
The season is about at hand when
"the frost is on the pumpkin and the
corn is IN the shock "
The tomato canning season for 1910
is about closed and the seasons PACK Il
far below the average
The Kent County Sunday School As
sOcistiou will hold its convention next
Wednesday at Wyoming.
The ladies Of Avenue NJ. E Church
will have supper iD ArmOTy Hall on
Wednesday, November 10Th.
The SIND anniversary Of the Chapel
Sunday School was observed last even-
ing with appropriate exercises.
The Alden Branch Of the Sunshine
Society will meet with Mrs. Charles
Barker on Thursday, October 2Oth, at
8 30 o'clock
The Ladies Aid Of Millwood Church
will meet at the home OF Mrs. George
Bennett on Saturday night, October
18th. All are invited.
N. ]. Daniels and family have moved
to Wilmington and Frederick WrOten
and family Of Philadelphia have Ie-
turned to Milford to reside.
The 10th annual session Of the Sussex
County Sunday School Association will
be held in the NJ. E. Church at Mills
boro next Monday and Tuesday.
The w. q. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
N. L. Prettyman, lO8 Marshall Street,
on Tuesday evening, October 18th, at
7.SO o'clock. Text word, "HOnOr"
Extra meetings are in progress at the
Lincoln NJ. E. Church every night ex-
cept Saturday. Subject OF sermon for
next Sunday night, "UDpOpular Sins. "
The annual Christian Endeavor Con.
vention of Delaware will be held in the
NJ. P. Church at SesfOrd next Thursday |
and Friday An interesting program
has been arranged.
Deputy Grand Master W. E. Lank |
OF Milford installed the newly elected |
officers Of PhilOdemic Lodge, No. :, l. !
0. 0. F., OF Dover on Thursday even-
ing, September 29th.
Mrs. Clara X. Hires, wife Of Charles
E. Hires, died at her home in Haver
ford, Pa, on Thursday, October 9Th.
She WAS 5S years old and q sister.in-law
to w. n. Hires Of Milford.
At the l2lst annual meeting Of the
Delaware State Medical Society held in
on Tuesday, DR. William
Jr., Of Milford, read 8 paper
on Artificial Immunity"
There will be Box Social at Prime
Hook Neck School House on Saturday
night, October 18th. Proceeds for ben.
eft Of church. If that night be stormy
It will be held the next Saturday night.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF Reynolds
VI. P. Church will meet at the home
If Mrs Thomas Chase, near the church,
IN Saturday evening, October 18th. A
arge attendance is desired. All are
invited,
Sheets Of postage stamps carried In the
frequently stick together.
When this happens do not soak them
,paTt but lay them on a smooth surface
md pass q fiat iron over them. This s
eparates them without destroying the
rum. !
This State is represented by twenty
delegates at the 4Oth annual conven
ion Of the Philadelphia branch OF the I
Voman's Foreign Missionary Society,
which is being held in the First Meth. G
dist Church at Wiliamsport, Pa, to
continue until this evening.
J. D. Price, at present the proprietor )
+ the Windsor Hotel, has leased the 4
central Hotel and will take charge the I
Irst OF January. While at the Wind '
or Hotel, Mr.. Price has conducted the -.
lace to the satisfaction Of the public, 4
nd it ID more than likely that he will o
ontinue to do 60 in his new place Of t
usiness. =
The semi.annual meeting Of the Board e
7 Directors and Managers ofthe Palmer
Eome for Old Folks at Dover was held =
t the home on Thursday, October 9Th.
luncheon was served at noon. 1t was
lsO donation day and $6s7 in cash, $500
T which was contributed by Mrs. Mary n
!. Clark Of Milford, and many useful r
rtIeIes were received. u