Milford chronicle., 1910-06-24
short LOCAL ITEMS
Condensed News Paragraphs
of a Local Nature

Court meets at Georgetown Monday.
Monday was the longest day OF the
year
The State Supreme Court convened
at Dover Wednesday.
The State Board Of Education will
hold a meeting in Dover today.
Childrens services will be held at
Slaughter Neck Church on Sunday at
P. m.
The Summer School Of Methods will
open at the Conference Academy, ia
Dover, on Monday, June 9th.
The w. {. T. U will bold a Messur-
ing Social on the lawn at the home OF
Mrs. Wilbur Masten this afternoon.
The W. G T. U. will meet with Mrs.
Anna Bennett, on East Fourth Street,
Tuesday evening, June 2Sth, at 7.30,
The annual election Of ofcommissioners
for the Milford PHblic Schools will take
place on Saturday afternoon, June 25th.
Children's Day exercises will be OBJ
served in the Central NJ. P. Church at
Shawnee on Sunday evening, June 26th.
The Delaware State Board Of Veterin-
ary Medical Examination will meet at
the Clayton House in Wilmington this
morning at 10 o'clock.
Oliver II. Newton OF Bridgeville,
president OF the State Beard OF Agricul-
ture, has cleared over IS, 900 net, from
forty acres OF Strawberries.
The Summer School Of Methods for
colorsd teachers aud prospective teach
ers at the State College for Colored
Students, near Dover, will begin on
Monday, July 4th-
Owing to the inclemency Of the
weather last Saturday night the Ladies
Aid of Reynolds Church will meet this
Saturday night at the home OF Mrs.
George Warrington.
Booker T Washington, the famous
negro educator, will make q tour Of
Delaware and deliver addresses at a
number Of places on education and the
future of the negro race
The official board OF the N. E. Church
at ChestertOwu l. so well pleased over
the work Of lts pastor Rev l. r Bar
rett, that it voted him al Increase Of
$500 IN salary ana inviled him to return.
Children's Day at Mil!woo NJ E.
Church will be held 10 the grove ad
joining the chuicn or Sunday after
noon, June 26th. service beginning
promptly at 2SO o'clock. The public
is cordially invited.
Governor PeDnewill has appointed
Mrs. Henry RIdgely and Alexander NJ.
DAILY If Dover Mrs. James Anthony
smyrna Alexander P. Corbit, Odessa,
and Arthur L. Bailey. Wilmington,
members of the State Library COmmts
sion.
The Board Of Trustees Of the VIII
nington Conference Academy has re-
elected William Salisbury, president
Rev. T E. Martindsle, vice-president;
Joseph Smithers, secretary, and Harry
Mayer, treasurer, to succeed John s. !
Collins, who has resigned after several (
years Of excellent service.
The Milford Mutual Fire insurance
com pany was incorporated last week
It Dover to engage in the business OF
Ire insurance by the mutual cO-Opera-
i've plan. Because of its mutuality,
here was no certification OF capital
tOek A. DOnDel Marshall OF Dover and
L. Lefferts and Louis II. Lef-
erts Of Milford are the iscOrpOratOrs.
The State Board OF Agriculture has
eceived word that the Labor InfOFma- p.
ion office for Italians, So Lafayette
street, New York City, is publishing
bulletin for the information Of Italian
and has offered to print
acts about Delaware as an agricultural
tate and especially about its unim-
Iroved lands that may be for sale or q
Or rent. !
REAL ESTATE SALES. {